>> if you don't mind a the shallow question. [laughter] one thing about the book that they did so will live was specific details. how do keep track? can you talk about process? i assume they are all true shallow question. [laughter] one thing about the book that they did so will live was specific details. how do keep track? can you talk about process? i assume they are all true and they are all there. >> thank you for asking. i keep extensive files. now formed in the moon sino a little about it. we do keep extensive files. i had even merited down to this particular area. you could go to the sir and archives but now they're different accounts or oral

the depth is not extremely shallow but not very deep at all.owever, we've got to take a closer look at this area to really see the history and why the tsunami wasn't as large. maybe why it was nowhere near what they had in japan. let's talk about first of what we talk about when we talk about the magnitude and how many of these of this side occur. between 7.0 and 7.9 this is a major earthquake. there is major shaking. i'll talk more about the region for you in just a moment. we only have 15 of these a year across the entire globe. let me show you on our earth image here of where this area is. we'll talk about the techtonic plates involved. we have the pacific plate. the techtonic plate and the north american plate. it wasn't a total subduction where one plate falls quickly below the other. this was called what we call an oblique thrust. there was some dsubduction whic causes a rise in the water but there's also a parallel shift. unlike fukushima when we had the large tsunami, an incredible thrust. for the most part as we talked about this was r

there's a little fog around the south bay, otherwise the deck of low clouds, very shallow. live doppler 7 hd showing plenty of clear areas as well. starting out mild in the upper 50s to 60s for our coast by the afternoon plenty of sunshine here with low to mid 60s and very little fog returns. we will have a gusty sea breeze in the afternoon at our coast around the bay. mild numbers in fact, mid 70s common by noontime and then upper 70s by 4:00. by the evening hours, very pleasant, sun comes up 7:20. you are already in the 60s in east bay valleys, upper 70s by noontime, low to mid 80s this afternoon. we'll look for the numbers to be comfortable by 7:00 in the 70s. we are looking at critical fire danger coming up tonight through thursday with gusty offshore winds. details in a few moments. >>> new this morning, san francisco police investigating street fight that left one man in the hospital in critical condition. police responded to reports of a hit-and-run around 2 a.m. and found a man lying on valencia street he was shot hurt in a traffic accident but rather a street fight

today lots of relative humidity this morning, live doppler 7 hd showing the low clouds marine layer shallow, atmosphere high pressure building so it is pressing down on it, looking at fog through 7, 8 even 9:00, by noontime along the coast numbers mild despite cloudy skies, a few breaks you have to wait all day for that, tomorrow will be a better day at the coast around the bay more sunshine, higher clouds by noontime well into the 60s to mid 70s upper 70s by afternoon highs then the fog comes back, should be pleasant for the evening, inland east bay starting out with numbers in the 50s, the dense fog, especially around our east bay this morning, visibility less than two miles by noontime sunshine, a few high clouds, numbers into the 80s above normal, still a sea breeze late in the day then high fire danger through thursday. first, hopefully an easy morning ride. >>> so far, so good. we have the fog as an issue especially on the coastal areas golden gate bridge you can see a bit of fog here in patches as lisa was mentioning you come up on it fast, so take it easy this morning traffic flowin

eucalyptus is not just a farmer can tell an ocean and a very little town even a shallow grave at maryland the british provided destroyed with the reactor at lucas arts in sydney and we then joins that reactor club of the world. but it's west from that reactor that's known to have to be dumped in north of the storage the first mission to the western and even the reactor itself is intended to be decommissioned dismantled and trucked across unwilling communities right across australia if we pass legislation as a parliament opposing. nuclear why stuff is strong it's this is the first time in the last quarter of a century that official government has moved to compulsorily kwara state crown lead and against the wishes of the state. for all of the international experts which say that if you go right back to why still reactor was the repository should be as close as possible to the point of production. what they're aiming to do is exactly the reverse of what anyone serious in international safeguards

. >> john: people complain that political campaigns are too shallow. they talk more about the important issues? well, its good reason. >> oh, my gosh. how can i not know this? >> who is this? >> i have no idea. [ laughter ] >> john: these are all these get out the vote campaigns. >> get out and voted. >> john: i don't want everyone to vote because some people don't know much. >> i'm in the times squares and show possible termination of important politicians, most people didn't know speaker john boehner? >> many didn't know nancy pelosi >> i don't know. >> john: and actual vice president. >> who is this? >> i don't know who that one is. >> many were better at celebrities. >> justin beiber! >> it's not people are stupid but most americans spend more time thinking about other things. >> average amount of time person responds presidential politics during the course of the campaign is three hours. >> john: that may shock you but americans think about food, money and sex. politics is way down the list. they keep it simple and emotional. republicans run ads l

the legacy but then eucalyptus is not just a form of contamination in the very little town even a shallow grave at maryland did the british provided destroyed with the reactor at lucas arts in sydney and we then joins the reactor club of the world but it's western that reactor that's known to have to be dumped in lots of the story the first initial nuclear was don't believe in the reactor itself was intended to be decommissioned dismantled and trucked across unwilling communities right across australia if we pass legislation as a palm and opposing. nuclear why stuff is struggling with states this is the first time in the last a quarter of a century that official government has moved to compulsorily cause state of lend against the wishes of the state. still is the international excuse. if you thought. the reactor was the repository should be as close as possible to the point of production. what they're aiming to do is exactly the reverse of what anyone serious in international safeguards protocols would say they're moving at thousands of miles away so it's a bit the ship transportation we

protect the environment and spec email and bearing it have sort of a mind whether it's seen in a shallow national grid for the national you know why stop it when it's an old mine doesn't fit those of us proposed. i guess we can speak more strongly on mary linger on the concerns we have from our linger than the dump but it is very closely connected because it is something that man is taking on all sides the campaign against the why stop as well which of course is a is a big concern for animals because of the connection animals every tional people have with the land and its waters story where this actual saw it's going to be. is along the story line. about our country. and. the us or money or just luck. the holding out is a cold one that is it was. evidence that al will be in credit or it's going to come. with us or a story. or the correct one is an almost all wind it's like it's no coincidence that. it's beneath a. hundred thousand degrees. already we've got a living area. ember and what people. think has been evident here and it is but blitzer is that we're not boy put up with just about

protect the environment and spec email and bearing it have sort of a mind whether it's seen in a shallow national grid for the national you know why stop it when it's an old mine doesn't fit those of us. i guess we can speak more strongly on mary linger on the concerns we have from our linger than the damp but it is very closely connected because it is something that man is taking on all sides of the campaign against the white stump as well which of course is a is a big concern for animals because of the connection our normal everyday people have with the land and its waters stories where this actual sots going to be. is along the story line or. her. country. or money or just luck. the holder is a cold one that is it was down. on. the tell being credible we've got to come up with a serious story. on the curriculum is it almost all one is like a sense that this is a spin it's a. hundred thousand he's. going to write you've got to live in areas. where people can. well i think that's what i want to do and it is but this areas that we're not fully booked up with just about all the password o

very shallow marine layer. most of you enjoying a sunny start to your weekend but there is fog at the golden gate bridge. numbers are still in the 40s. 50s elsewhere. few clouds around today. we'll call it partly cloudy. mid 60s at our coast. as you head inland, mid-70s from the east bay. evening hours, numbers will quickly cool off into the 60s into the upper 50s. very little change tomorrow, but we are looking at some raindrops in our on 77 day forecast. >> terry: thanks very much. >> the arson squad is investigating reports of a car explosion. take a look at pictures a jeep on fire in front of a house. she said a loud boom. woke up about 4:00 this morning and this is what she you what sas. it was on lombard street between van ness and polk. nobody was injured in that explosion, arson investigators are taking a look. >>> speaking of the blue angels you may have heard their roar as they tuned up for the fleet week air show. they showed off outmaneuvered practice and zoomed by in their signature diamond formati

reason being, it was shallow, solid fog bank, it is making a big push inland. 57 to 60 degrees and that's coast and bay. west turbo charge, that is what we look for and it was flat, nothing. we picked up the system with high pressure way up here and that is going to stay here probably all over us and too much fog and it will bring temperatures down. it is cooler even out of those 100s a couple of 80s, 76 walnut creek, low 80s brentwood, livermore 71 degrees. 76 san jose, 76 los gatos, 50s 60s and 70s coast and bay, we'll see the fog get chewed up and it looks like partly cool conditions. >>> dna tests have come in on a gruesome discovery on the peninsular and how it may help the discovery of a missing man. >>> first a 13-year-old was beaten unconscious while others watched, the reason why his family said the school district is to blame. >>> we will tell you more about the morning commute traffic is moving well on the san mateo bridge. continue for my daughter. to, brenda kealing: prop 38 is going to bring a lot of money to our schools. suzan solomon: the money stays at the school site. ca

these shallow concrete pools don't have fish. this is just a place where people come to practice their fly casting technique. ith was built in the 1930's and ever since, people have been coming here to get back to nature. every year, the world championship of fly casting is held in san francisco and visitors from all over the globe travel to be here. >> we are here with phil, general manage of san francisco rec and parks department at the anglers lodge. what do you think about this? >> it is spectacular, travis from oregon, taught me a snake roll and a space cast. >> there are people from all over the world come to san francisco and say this is the place to be. >> yeah. it's amazing, we have teams from all over the world here today and they are thrilled. >> i flew from ireland to be here. and been practicing since for the competition. all the best casters in the world come here. my fellow countryman came in first place and james is on the current team and he is the head man. >> it's unique. will not see anything like it where you

everyone thinks it's common sense, but please do not drive through standing water even if it looks shallow. when we were on the conference call with the national weather service, he made a specific point to ask us to relay that message because of the loss of life related to people driving through shallow water. citizens with special medical needs, prescription drug needs, important medical appointments, should plan ahead now and make arrangements that may be needed in the event of severe weather, long power outages and potential flooding. that means is if you're going to run out of your prescription between now and monday, get now. trying to speak plainly so everyone can have what they need. if you know someone on a prescription and might need go to the drug store and get their prescription, do that. the time before the storm hits is the time for us to do all of those things. city residents are encouraged to clear debris from storm drains and prevent flooding. to protect food, keep your refrigerator and freezer doors closed as much as possible. that's why we talk about having nonperish aci

shallow correction syndrome.rying to be famous then you get that point and you realize i'm shallow. so you create an artificial simulation of intelligence through the left wing politics. it's almost like plastic surgery for your brain. it's not really organic. it's fake. so they have to separate the stuff from the herd by adopting the political beliefs. when, in fact, they are immune from the own consequences. they can believe in whatever they want. they're rich enough so they don't get hurt by it. everybody else is punished by the garbage they believe. >> bob: so right wingers start off smart and realize in end they're stupid? justifies their existence. >> greg: i am talking about people living in a plastic bubble because all they care about is their own fame. they get to a point in their life and realize they are empty. they adopt adolescent fantasies as politics. >> eric: can i ask you, people in campaign, is it smart to go after the demo you have locked up? doesn't it make more sense to go after the other guy

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>> if you don't mind a the shallow question. [laughter] one thing about the book that they did so will live was specific details. how do keep track? can you talk about process? i assume they are all true shallow question. [laughter] one thing about the book that they did so will live was specific details. how do keep track? can you talk about process? i assume they are all true and they are all there. >> thank you for asking. i keep extensive files. now formed in the moon sino a little about it. we do keep extensive files. i had even merited down to this particular area. you could go to the sir and archives but now they're different accounts or oral history. i keep files on each character and the various aspects of every story i am working on. and files within the files. does that answer regress chiang? that is how i do live. i generally do not take notes. sometimes ago how to write down the conversation but i have good good year for dialogue. if a crime is involved the will take notes but you have to use that legally with the p

see the layer and winds blowing, there's a northwest wind offshore and this marine layer is very shallow doesn't want to go away. couple hunt feet deep, hayward still reporting fog -- elsewhere the winds have switched to a northerly component mostly clear right now. eventually, you will get rid of that patch of fog over the east bay at our coast as well but it is thick there now. as a result with the we have wind at 15 temperatures comfortable at our coast that north wind at 14 has pushed santa rosa up to 80° already. those downsloping winds in the north bay hitting up, napa, sonoma, san rafael today. east bay you are not far behind, 68 oakland, with that little fog you are managing 70 in fremont, 69 in san jose, the fog is backed off along the central coast 75 in gilroy, a lot warmer than yesterday in most areas. 16° warmer in santa rosa, 10 warmer here in the east bay. elsewhere around the bay even the coast with that fog and lighter wind looking at a milder afternoon. sunny skies, warmer today, it will remain breezy at our coast northwesterly winds up to 20 miles an hour, small craft

they alive a shallow sandbar about 15 feet below the surface at the mouth of bay. >> after a snail paced trek across los angeles. space shuttle is finally at it's new home. 170,000 pound shuttle moved about two miles an hour. it came to a complete halt. crews had to maneuver it around trees and light poles. it took 17 hours. they aren't sure when the exhibit will open at the science center. >>> san francisco wants to host the superbowl in the coming years even though the game would be played at team's new stadium in santa clara. they have made a bid for the 2017 game. tomorrow they will announce if san francisco is contention with that. they will host several events leading up to the big game. the ceo confirmed on friday that san francisco is the team's home wherever they play. if the niners win the superbowl the parade would be on market street. rough day or niners as they are blown out on the field. raiders also fell flat at the end. also many analysts said the president lost badly in the first debate, but what his campaign is doing to change the out come of the rematch. for the first

it is very shallow. enough to give us a cloudy start to our day. t to our day.re might be a drizzle or shower. a decent friday for you and an okay saturday. by tomorrow afternoon, that cold front out to the west will start to make its impression felt across the region way few scattered showers around here by saturday afternoon. this will an big player in our forecast towards the end of the week and early next week. i'll have more on that coming up in a little bit. just remember that. here is your forecast for today. early clouds and fog, some afternoon sun. winds out the east at about five miles per hour. there is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. let me emphasize again. we're nice and quiet. rain showers would aright by sunday afternoon and the worst would be monday and tuesday. we have plenty of time for fine tune the forecast. a lot could happen but the question marks are monday, tuesday, what will the impacts of sandy be on the d.c. area here. >> all right. we're bracing for it. >> all right. and tony perkins is here now. >> good morning to you three. an

the dark blue-- shallow water, which corresponds to sediment build-up. as the model goes from low discharge levels to high discharge levels and back to low again, the dark blue area grows in size indicating that sediment is moving in causing the deep water channel to narrow. potential solutions to the problem at red eye crossing are tested on the computer. the construction of walls or dikes within the channel is factored into the program. according to the computer, dikes help to eliminate the point bars. eventually, dikes will be built and tested on the physical model to check their effects on sediment transport. the way dikes function as far as opening a channel and making it wide enough and deep enough, is they actually take the channel that has a relatively wide width from top bank to top bank, and it contracts it normally on one side and makes it a little bit narrower. what that does is mother nature and the river itself says, i need to have so much area available to me. when you pinch in the sides, the only thing that can happen is the bed scour. yo

simmons pops up into shallow left field. the shortstop misplays it. they argue the call. the crowd pelted the filled with garbage and protest. the players had to seek shelter. they played under protest but the final score stands. st. louis advances with a 6-3 win over atlanta. for the ravens' not played since last thursday, they are well rested and healthy. everyone's on their ravens' roster. the ravens are 3-1. the ravens' running back might not have as high of a profile in the offense but he has plenty of productivity. he is ranked second in the nfl. he dismisses kansas city's record. the ravens' learned the hard way not to overlook opponents with a losing record. >> a few years ago, they are a playoff team. not a lot has changed. we know what they're capable of. that is a very dangerous team with a lot of weapons. i never really get into a team's record. i go into every game preparing for the appointed. >> it with like -- might make 20 tonight. old mill hosting anne arundel. they are fighting marked as 6. down he goes. brown, he is gone. a 23-yard touchdown. old mill i

. >> reporter: they are the mythical creatures lurking in the shallows of the amazon.n the leg! >> i thought that was you rubbing my leg with your foot! >> reporter: brazil's fabled pink river dolphins, up to ten feet long. wild. powerful. and, let's fate, seriously ugly. just look at that pback, the h k hooked nose, the whiskers. do they have plastic surgery here? but as luzieucy cooke reminds u beauty is in the eye of the beholder. >> they don't look all cute like flipper. >> reporter: lucy is the host of nat geo wild's "freaks and creeps." those that hit every branch, falling all the jungle's ugly tree. >> oh! >> reporter: for her, ugly is cute. and cute is saccarine and annoying. >> ugly animals need love, too, and i'm sick to death of watching shows about pandas and lions and tigers. >> reporter: she prefers the tasmanian devil. lucy says these odd balls need love, too. she's tired of all the money and research and conservation efforts going to charismatic species and not to equally endangered species like, say these monkeys with their massive, floppy noses and th

once this is complete, should be no need for the shallow platform and the level could be turned over to commercial tenants. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> the presentation that we heard. put my time. commissioners, that was here, there and everywhere. you kind of think when you have a presentation that's like that, it does, i don't know who is does a favor to. for sure it doesn't do a favor to constituents who are astute. there may be people who think we're badgering, but we have this diatribe that goes nowhere. we bring guests okay, visitors come and there's grid lock. complete with pictures. and here we have four agencies, one of the many people involved is the board of supervisors. you all should have a focus group. you should demand from the agencies some short term and long-term goals. don't say, we have a project manager here. she's really nice and whatever. but if you cannot deliver, then you have on get out of the way. or maybe the head of department has to get out of the way or maybe a memo has to be sent to him. market street is a mess. we have construction, we have

a shallow lake, yeah, but a deep lake, no. i've been up to lake tahoe and after that-- i've asked the people, "hey, how come you got no ice on the lake?" "oh, it's too deep. "go to lake donna down the road there, "you got plenty. you go ice skating there." you're not gonna skate in tahoe, gang. tahoe never freezes over. how come? 'cause it's too deep, which kind of begs the question, "well, how come too deep means it won't freeze?" so he says, "hey, i'm not a physics type. just keep moving, honey, okay?" but let's look in, we are physics types and we wanna see if there's a reason why that deep lake won't freeze. and it turns out it has to do with what we're talking about right now. let's take a look. here's the lake. okay, let me try this. here's the lake. now let's suppose that lake is 10 degrees above freezing, so it's not gonna-- what's the temperature which freezing takes place, gang? - zero. - zero. okay, so if i'm gonna freeze some water, i got to bring it from 10 down to zero, yeah? okay, let's suppose out here, this is

see the layer and winds blowing, there's a northwest wind offshore and this marine layer is very shallow doesn't want to go away. couple hunt feet deep, hayward still reporting fog -- elsewhere the winds have switched to a northerly component mostly clear right now. eventually, you will get rid of that patch of fog over the east bay at our coast as well but it is thick there now. as a result with the we have wind at 15 temperatures comfortable at our coast that north wind at 14 has pushed santa rosa up to 80° already. those downsloping winds in the north bay hitting up, napa, sonoma, san rafael today. east bay you are not far behind, 68 oakland, with that little fog you are managing 70 in fremont, 69 in san jose, the fog is backed off along the central coast 75 in gilroy, a lot warmer than yesterday in most areas. 16° warmer in santa rosa, 10 warmer here in the east bay. elsewhere around the bay even the coast with that fog and lighter wind looking at a milder afternoon. sunny skies, warmer today, it will remain breezy at our coast northwesterly winds up to 20 miles an hour, small craft

fly ball shallow right. foul territory. hauled in, in fair territory by scutaro. two out. will be the hitter. >> tim: of course, in coming years if the giants decide to move buster posey to first base, then you waste his arm. he has a good throwing arm, that he is in the right spot now. so that particular skill. it's good to have a backup catcher. how many teams have good backup catchers? disappearing. baseball landscape. >> joe: kozma now with a runner at second. two out. good swing. he gets a big swing. he doesn't get cheated. he has a line drive base hit to left, the last time up. he has been on base twice tonight. on deck is shane robinson. adam wainwright's night is finished. salas getting ready to come in. ball one inside. >> joe: here is the 1-1. right side, foul ball. strike two. there is robinson who got an rbi with a ground-out. an important rbi for st. louis in game three. yesterday late afternoon. right before the rain delay. which lasted three-and-a-half hours. 1-2, away from sanchez. he doesn't know where it is. but he's got the lead on the base and sandoval

here's an awesome time lapse i from oakdaleyou ijamsville.in look at the that shallow layer to awhich gave way beautiful sunny conditions. we goill change as throughout the day. clouds mostly on the increase. inyou can see them pushing from the south. that will bring a chance of rain. heavy rain across the tennessee river valley as well as parts of south.p that system will be with us the couple days. if you are traveling today, memphis, raleigh, charlotte, all of the leas. newark, if you are flying into airport, the average delay is around 40 minutes. partly sunny and 68 degrees by today for us. 62 degrees by 11:00 tonight. more chances of rain in the seven-day forecast. back to you. >> thank you. today on the campaign trail, obama and gopck challenger mitt romney preparing presidentialst this wednesday in colorado. obama has been with of his top advisers in nevada. meantime, romney spent most of working with his debate team in massachusetts. denver today for a rally and corp.. still to come -- >> fall is the worst. in terms of running nose and burning, postnasal drip, hoarseness.d >>

. >> people that complain that political campaigns are too shallow, why don't they talk more about themportant issues? well, there's a good reason. who's this? >> oh, my god. how could is not know this? >> who's this? >> i have no idea. i'm not dog very good, am i? >> yet there are all these get out the vote campaigns. >> vote! >> vote! >> please get out and vote. >> get out and vote! >> i don't want everyone to get out and vote because some people don't know much. i went to times square and showed people posters of important politicians. most people didn't know speaker of the house john boehner. >> who's this? >> i have no idea. >> many didn't know nancy pelosi. >> who's this? >> i don't know. >> oh, my god. >> well, this is awkward. >> that's the vice president of something. >> let's taste the actual vice president. >> who's this? >> i don't know who that one is. >> it's the vice president. just can't remember his name. >> biden. >> no, no. >> many were better at celebrities. >> tom cruise. >> justin bieber. >> it's not that people are stupid, but most americans spend more time think

it's about silos follows a fishing riggel in the shallows. he describes the line in his tablet as much pride in that line as a man and his son. he giggles and goes on. the next letters come easy. with this he will have more than a mark to bind. rambling across the page again and again in messy rows along it flows until he goes off the page's edge. he smiles. he's surprised to hear when his mouth opens. that's mine. so, this really lovely book that georgia put together for me has great painting on the cover. a painting of mcintosh street in georgia painted in the 1940's by a man, frank stanley herring. i saw this painting after i had written this next poem and after i talked to my grand mother and she mentioned this street to me. i didn't know it existed because by the time i was coming up the black business district was gone. and the past few years i think they erected a monument to it. nigger street. 1937. mcintosh street the sign reads like the apple. red but not red delicious red but like red on red eyes gravy on grit the and stop lights a

. >> obama's response, romney is a shallow and unserious foreign policy candidate. >> if we're going to talk about trips that we've taken, when i went to israel as a candidate i didn't take donors, i didn't attend fund-raisers, i went to yad vashem. >> country after country, crisis after crisis they slugged out out. flash point, iran, another war in the middle east. that awful possibility looms over this election. with news breaking over the weekend that the obama administration is seeking one-on-one talks with iran to avoid war, the nuclear standoff dominated part of the debate tonight. the president offered a dramatic contrast. >> when i came into office, the world was divided. iran was resurgent. iran is at its weakest point economically, strategically, militarily than in many year. >> from the very beginning one of the challenges we've had with iran is that they have looked at this administration and felt that the administration was not as strong as it needed to be. i think they saw weakness. >> flash point, iraq, a hugely unpopular war, a strategic blunder. president obama seeme

once this is complete, should be no need for the shallow platform and the level could be turned over to commercial tenants. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> the presentation that we heard. put my time. commissioners, that was here, there and everywhere. you kind of think when you have a presentation that's like that, it does, i don't know who is does a favor to. for sure it doesn't do a favor to constituents who are astute. there may be people who

if farmers plow shallow furrows, then the humus layer remains stable.humus is another valuable carbon sink. the more farmers adopt these practices, the more fertile their soil will remain. modifying agricultural practices is now a recognized method of carbon sequestration. >> besides food, energy is also essential for development. turkey has a history of large- scale hydro-electric projects that have proved controversial because of their impact on nature. currently, hydroelectric dams are meeting around 30% of the country's power needs, but at a significant cost to the environment. where the tigris and euphrates rivers converge, engineers are therefore working on alternatives. the two rivers once provided the basis for the wealth and glory of ancient mesopotamia. now turkish entrepreneurs want to turn them into the energy sources of the future. >> the historic city of diyarbakir is located on the banks of the tigris river. its ancient city wall was built by the romans. traditions are observed in this part of southeastern turkey. today there's been a pow

looks good out there live doppler 7 hd showing all the cloudiness and the deck is shallow at 1,000 feetquick burn off on our way to a warmer afternoon. visibility now taking a hit along the coast, north bay, novato, santa rosa, bridges and overpasses 56 in fremont now, mild, 60 mountain view, 56 in napa. starting out this morning with plenty of 50s and mist. by the afternoon, mid 80s around the bay and evening looking good with numbers comfortable into the 60s for most of the evening hours. we are looking at numbers around the bay coming up from two to four degrees in the north bay, higher clouds because of a weather system to the north of us. overall, as you head out, we are 10° warmer in san jose three to six degrees warmer in napa. water vapor imagery, notice cloud cover staying north of the bay. as the system passes we will see higher clouds around the bay today, call it mostly sunny. second system will keep temperatures in check for the most part tomorrow. as that second system passes, the wind shifts offshore flow, numbers heating up all around, 70s coast today, 74 big sur, mid 80