a route through the delta, a pipeline from here. on the east side of old river to the pumps or canal across contra costa and so law noah county. either of them would work and would be a fraction of the cost of the massive twin tunnels that would come this direction destroying the agricultural communities here in portland and clarksburg and putting at risk the entire delta because of the enormous size. this is a 15,000 cubic foot per second tunnel system. granted, they're only going to build three of the intakes here on the sacramento river. ok. good to have only three. that gives you 9,000 which is roughly 2/3 of the water going down the sacramento river half of the year, what does that mean for the delta? it means the delta is going to be salty and deprived of the fresh water that this estuary needs. all they need to do is put in one more intake and then they could take all the water half of the year. don't do it. never build something that could be so destructive of such a precious natural resource as the delta. so this is the litt

i represented the delta at that time. and i said governor, what you have managed to create here is the great vampire ditch. this canal was big enough to take the water from the sacramento depriving the fresh water that it needed, and deliver it to the pumps. we had another great water work. it went on the ballot and the people of people of california decided not to build that california. there it sat until the second iteration of our current governor and he decided to address this problem. now his suggestion is to instead of a canal bury it underground soy nobody could see it. he said don't worry about the canal. i said because it's not going to be built, he said no, it's underground. two tunnels, 40 feet indictmenter, if we consider this as probably 50 feet in here , big enough to take all of the water out of the sacramento river, half of the year, creating a threat to the delta. something needs to be done, no doubt about it. by cobbling together the plans that were developed by the department of water resources and other

the original seeds were reported from the muddy delta of the nile river.he climate and soil of the entire central valley are excellent or grapes and its vineyards rival those of france and italy. many varieties of grapes are used to make the lines for which the valley is famous. and here is another famous crop of the valley -- raisins. the grapes are placed on paper trays in the vineyards where the hot sun dries them in turns the juice into sugar. when they are dry on top, they are turned to dry them evenly and prevent ill do. the city of fresno is known as the raisin center of the world. men use the hot sun and long rainless summer to dry grapes into raisins. plums into prunus and figs and pairs and apricots. i dried fruit is a major product of a great valley and conditions were drying it are at their best near fresno. finally, the trays of nearly dried fruit are stacked so nature will finish the project slowly in the shade. some ranchers operate their own roadside stands selling their produce to customers who come along. but most crops go to nearby fresn

heading out toward the delta you may run into a few sprinkles. e we have this from vollmer peak. isn't it pretty? the low clouds below high clouds above. sun has been up for about 40 minutes. pretty shot. muggy conditions, though. 64 by the delta and 63 in livermore. the cool spot, 59 in santa rosa. we will look for dryer conditions this afternoon. seasonable temperatures. i'll have them in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. let's turn to the manhunt for the second escaped prisoner inÑi upstate new york. police believe he will have a tougher time escaping now that he's alone. with we have more from new york. >> an all-out manhunt for david sweat. helicopters in the air and on the ground. >> terrifying. i've never been so scared in all my life. i've had my husband look up. >> finding sweat is personal for law enforcement. serving a life sentence after shooting a sheriff's deputy 22 times. it's believe he's hiding in the dense woods where friday border patrol agents shot and killed richard, his partner, about 20 miles from the canadian boarder and 4

miles away it found a path back to the delta through fisherman's cut. rce was enough to push the ferry into these weeds where it ran aground. >> just kept going in more and more and gave up. and i radioed, come pull us out. >> reporter: the construction company sent a small tug to the rescue. even today, the dutra truck is standing by just in case. the rough waters are especially unsettling for those who live on bradford island and web track. >> ferry service is critical for emergencies. >> they can only come by ferry or helicopter. >> reporter: there could be even more surprises for downstream delta residents because the state says that this temporary barrier says put until november 15 at least. in the delta, don ford, kpix 5. >>> stolen smartphones still a big problem but there are fewer victims, a million in fact. tonight san francisco's attorney general credits the kill switch. i'll have that story for you plus much more or bay area nightbeat at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. >>> 98 degrees in pleasanton. no big deal whatsoever. say a

i think to the point delta's worth a look here. you stopped out on tuesday's low. >> some breaking news here. want to get to eamon javers in d.c. >> senior administration official tells cnbc that during the investigation into office of personnel management cyber attack that happened last week they've now discovered an additional apparently separate attack. here's what a senior administration official just e-mailed to me moments ago saying on june 8th as the investigation into the cyber astack proceeded the incident response team shared with relevant agencies that there was a high degree of confidence that opm systems containing information related to background investigations of current, former, and prospective federal government employees and those for whom a federal background investigation was conducted may have been exfiltrated. in plain english that means somebody stole background information, application data on a large number potentially of federal employees and others who might need background information. why is that import

. >>> a onshore breeze, windy toward the delta. all 50s here. . >>> welcome back, we're following developing news out of libya, u.s. military officials say they likely killed a al qaeda-linked leader. he is accused of leading the attack that killed 35 hostages including three americans. he was targeted in airstrikes over the weekend. the military has not confirmed his death. a fighter with ties to libyan militant says he was not killed. >>> there will be increased patrols near schools in new york as 800 law enforcement look for two escaped killers, this morning we're learning more about the woman who officers say helped him escape. >> we don't know if they are in the immediate area or if they are in mexico by now. >> frustration building as officials admit they have no idea where two convicted killerser. they have not been seen sinceis kaling -- escaping 10 days ago. >> 800 law enforcement are taking part in the manhunt. they are stunned by their ability to escape capture. >> if they are in the immediate area their ability to hunker

they are showing signs of increasing, in the delta we're getting gusts of 30 miles an hour, mainly 50s. santa rosa 46, 50s for most. this is the key, gusts of 31, that's triple yesterday and the day before, that's a sign cooler weather is on the way. 50s for the bodega bay. 60, 70s in the interior, the big news what happens with what was tropical storm bill. tornadoes in shreveport and back the houston. the system moving through oklahoma, oklahoma city, tulsa and on the way out. look at this beast in nebraska, i've driven on interstate 80 when thunderstorm come through, it is wicked. that's the strongest cell i've seen in a long time. if you have flights you'll have a bumpy ride. that system to the north, the high clouds from the south, south west, breezy to windy out toward the delta, it is cooler for most, 60s, 70s, 80s and a few low 90s. today's cooler, tomorrow is warmer and saturday is the warmest day and another cooler trend. >> i do not remember the last time the warriors won the championship. >> they won at the cow palace because the ice follies were at the coliseum. >> the ice

the 80s, you have to go really far out to the delta. concord today will just be in the 70s.will pinpoint the cooler weather, tell you how much cooler and look at the book ahead coming up. chris. >> lisa, thank you. the search in upstate new york for two escaped murders has shift bad 350 miles. state police received a tip two men resembling them were spotted on a road near pennsylvania. it came two weeks after the men cut through their cell walls to escape from a maximum security prison near the canadian border. a prison worker remains in custody, facing charges of smuggling tools to the escape piece. >>> shooting marched block parties in two different u.s. cities last night. in detroit one person died and ten people wound when had gunfire erupted on a basketball court. >>> and in philadelphia witnesses say a person fired shots into a block party injuring seven including a an 18-year-old girl shot in the neck. >>> a former white house chef remains missing this morning. oakland-born walter scheib hasn't been seen since last weekend. now the search is intensifying. here's devin

so in the meantime, many of those here in the delta still sing the blues when it comes to getting carerom their neighborhood doctor. >>> that's our show for today. thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. >>> landmark decision. a long sought victory for gay rights in america as the nation's highest court legalized same-sex marriage. >> plus, a tribute in charleston, south carolina from the president.

so in the meantime, many of those here in the delta still sing the blues when it comes to getting carerom their neighborhood doctor. >>> that's our show for today. thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. >> explorer and environmentalist jean-michel cousteau. >> we are visitors and we need to respect that. >> surprising secrets of the ocean. >> if it wasn't for the ocean, we would have a lot of problems today. >> and the harsh reality facing our planet. >> enough is enough. >> i lived that character. >> we will be able to see change. i.s.i.l. says it was behind an attack ona tourist beach in steuns yah. atunisia. at least 38 people are dead. i'm shiulie ghosh with the world news from al jazeera. also coming up let the people decide. greece's prime minister calls a referendum on the bailout deal. >>> united in grief. sunni and shia muslims pray together. on an

here's a look outside in san francisco where gusty winds by the delta. t could be a very guys day today. a little bit of sunshine tomorrow. i'll explain and have a look at the seven-day outlook coming up. >> lisa, thank you. a dramatic development in the case of two convicted prisoners who escaped from a new york prison. the search for the second suspect after authorities shot and killed the other. also ahead. ". ♪ amazing grace ♪ >> the powerful moment led by the president that has welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like my second in command... and my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. and in my castle we only eat chex cereal. chex cereal. it's full of delicious crunchability. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. and that's something even my brother ... sister can understand. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! >> welcome back. president obama delivered a powerful address at the funeral of senator pinkney. >> the grace that surrounded reverend pinkney in the bible study book. the light

california relies on an engineered water systems water to the sacramento san joaquin delta. two thirds of the waterfalls in the north of the state and two thirds of the population is in the south part of the state. it's been a system that works for years. now with this layering of regulation we have seen we have seen all flexibility taken out of the system. i system. i asked today of the federal government you have the opportunity to ensure that regulations when in place are implemented with some balance and accountability accountability's. it will be one thing if these last years of regulation and limitation have seen some improvement but we're not. there needs to be a clear look at those regulations, and they need to have accountability and balance. on the impact i want to just make the.quickly, 1 acre has an extreme impact over a large area. it is not just income to farmers but represents loss of work to my people on the ground. if i don't run the tractor on that ground i don't buy tires, parts fuel parts, fuel, all those associated industries of bringing those products su

the delta breeze cranked up big time compared to yesterday a. little system moving to the north. why not look ahead to tomorrow for oakland's forecast and the warriors victory parade. there will be low clouds. i expect that to start burning off, usually does around 10, 11:00. 0s to near 70 by the end of the parade. sounds about right, mid-, upper 60s. a system to north, that's really all it takes this time of year to get the fog machine rolling along, also the breeze. santa rosa is at 46. a lot of 0s, 52 seems popular. san francisco, oakland, napa at 51, 61, though, brentwood. 23, gusts to 31. that's double what it was yesterday. the breeze also means there's a fire near the pleasant hill fire station, and brandon tweeted me and said some of that smoke -- people in concord, walnut creek might be waking up to the thick smell of smoke. if you do, that's what's causing it. the breeze is picking up. 50 at bodega bay. no sign of any big warm up there. 70s for some in the interior, sacramento at 60. the news for the national picture is look at the thunderstorms and the tornadoes from s

so in the meantime, many of those here in the delta still sing the blues when it comes to getting carerom their neighborhood doctor. >>> that's our show for today. thanks for joining us. have a great weekend. >> reporter: the supreme court didn't just rule narrowly that same sex couples have the right to marry but broadly. by a very slim margin. the majority said the 14th amendment require states to issue marriage licenses to same sex couples but the dissenting vote, it's just marriage now and it's the "inside story."

so it will be breezy in and around the delta region for today. he entire day. 58 in fairfield. as a result fairfield is several degrees cooler right now than where you were 24 hours ago. 60 degrees in walnut creek. 60 livermore. around the bay low 60s to low 60s. 53 san francisco. 59 hayward. into the south bay 59 for you. san jose to north bay, low 50s in areas around napa, sonoma, santa rosa and novato. in the east bay, upper 50s at antioch, mid-50s lafayette and 57 in danville. as we get into the afternoon, nice numbers for most. 77 novato. 74 san rafael and 66 sausalito. for the east bay, 69 in san leandro. upper 60s for the as game. low 80s in danville. low 80s for the alameda county fair. yesterday it was really warm. 76 san jose. 77 cupertino. along the peninsula for the afternoon, 75 redwood city. love 75 and mostly sunny skies. so 75 expected for palo alto as well. low 60s in san francisco. cool at the coast. extended forecast here, showing you temperatures cooling off today. not a lot of change for tomorrow. boy, the heat will be on once

why the pilot of the delta flight started taking off when it wasn't cleared. have a plane one that was traveling northwest, the other traveling northeast. so the planes were definitely on a collision course. had it not been for that air traffic controller we would be talking about a potentially deadly situation at midway airport tonight. >> and i just want to play what happened again, when the air traffic controller realized that both flights were trying to take off. let's listen once more. >> stop stop stop! >> delta 1328 aborting. >> he's stopping. >> what happens in a case after they abort? >> we do know that eventually that southwest flight was able to take off. but thankfully they stopped. we're talking about some 2,000 feet away from that intersection. so no one was hurt that we know of. we didn't get any information about that as far as any injuries. but they stopped very far from that intersection. it appears, as you mentioned at the top that the source of the confusion had to do with the two planes' flight numbers. they are very similar. and when the

bay and activity within the [inaudible] and a certain amount of material that comes down out of the delta region. there is right now speculation that with the drought there could be some less amount comes down into the bay in terms of new material that is coming from the delta but it has been avenueeraging about 18-20-about 2 feet a year in the pier 35 area where we dredged just about every year for the last 15 years so we have a pretty good set of data to do a probability on that. pier 27 the first dredging done is 2006 so it is a little harder to drudge and a little different situation of the bay in termoffs the current of the golden gate so that is a rambling answer to your question >> intereing. we end up with a depth of how much we have to provide with ships? >> the controlling depth is 35 feet, that is what we dig to. >> commissioner [inaudible] i want to tell you it doesn't matter what port dredging is on going deal, it is like maintenance of your car >> i fs just wondering if someone comes up a technology that helps move the earth around differently >> it is oongoing maintenance.

the delta breeze is taking a tumble. some areas already have the blue skies. evelyn ortiz in campbell. skies are warriors blue with a splash of fog here and there. go, dub nation! very well done. we have a lot of low clouds and fog around. but yesterday was a big push. a lot of 50s, low to mid. 52 alamo. west at 14. keep an eye on it. yesterday it was 28. gusts to 35. today it's cut in half. that's a screaming message it will be warmer inland. upper 80s, 90s. some fog it's on the cool side. it will be nice for some. gray for others. but warmer inland with upper 80s to near 90s for some. 60s and 70s by the water. 7:02. and sal with your traffic. have -- we have an accident in the emeryville/berkeley area. reported eastbound 80 near powell street. you can see the traffic is slow coming down here on eastbound 80 in an area where we normally don't have any traffic. and that's because of this crash involving a -- according to the chp, a big rig tanker and a -- a toyota, blue toyota. i'm reading it off the screen here. this is also noteworthy because the two people

and the by the delta, little to no breeze. and you are well into the 90s.lameda county fair, a mild evening tonight. highs along the coast. we talked act the 60s. near 80. 80 in vallejo. and the accuweather seven day forecast looking at temperatures around the bay upper 90s by the delta. and but lower to mid 90s. the weather app is free on apple's app store or google play. and the little clock on my seven day looked like a time change. of course it is not. it's reminding us the first day of summer arrives tomorrow morning. >> thank you. coming up a scary moment in the u.k. but first we're excited to let you now our abc 7 news app is now available for the apple watch. use it to breaking news realtime news updates and personals right on your wrist. anything. anywhere. anytime. anyone. spread the delicious taste you know and love. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate spreads. let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target

and same area as year north of the bay bridge east of the golden gate bridge all the way through the delta community, southwest wind at 21 to 33 knots and the small craft advisory has been extended until 9:00 tomorrow evening along the coast. the northwest winds at 21 to 33 knots. in san rafael we, looking south, no fog to speak of and we will have more warming sunshine today, next couple of nights, the clouds will increase and that will not stop our heat fromming especially inland when it is in the triple digit on thursday. the cloud cover shows how quickly it goes away by 9:00 or sock and the cost will see plenty of sunshine this afternoon. 60s there 70s and 80s and 90s making their first appearance of the week. well inland east bay, to the south we have mid-80s around los gatos and morgan hill and gilroy and milpitas at 7 a and santa clara 78, but no san jose and cupertino at 80. on the peninsula today low-to-mid 70s from san mateo redwood city and menlo park and palo alto and upper 70s in los altos and mill bay at 67. the coast has low 60 to mid-to-upper 60s downtown and south san fran

thornburg's testimony is that the real gap is the premature decision to retire the delta medium. so there you don't blame the russians, you blame us. or the gap could be air force dragging their feet to certify the new falcon heavy and certainly, there are a lot of worthy and important requirements in certification three required successful launches lots of things. i loved mr. culbertson's quote where he said we can lick gravity, but sometimes the paperwork is overwhelming. what congress is really good at is paperwork and putting in artificial requirements that often times impede the private sector's ability to innovate. i get word that when -- worried that when it comes to my beloved impala, to finding a new v8 to put in the vehicle. i want a car that will work not just an engine that will perform. and when we talk about insured access to space we want a vehicle that can get our payloads up into the appropriate orbit. it may be we haven't had enough discussion in this panel of appropriate orbits, and maybe we can't do that in an open setting, but we have to serve all of our natio

the reason being we have a pretty strong southwesterly wind flowing through the delta. r of the cool-down being experienced today here and also down through concord and livermore. wind gusts up to 38 miles an hour there. with he will be looking at the cooler weather for a couple of days there as the heat eases. in the south bay today nice afternoon. 77 in san jose. it's already sunny there. sunny in sunnyvale and low in mid-70s here for redwood city today. 72 palo alto. 75 los altos and the fog not going anywhere. staying banked up here along the san mateo coast. even the sunset richmond district and partly cloudy skies for san francisco. cooler than afternoon today. the cooling trend continues up to the north bay. you will feel it with the breeze throughout the around. 73 in sonoma. 80s will return for lake port and sue cya today. near east bay 66 over in oakland. 69 in newark. the mild conditions here. a little breezy and you head inland and here are where things are really changing. 77 san ramon, 79 by the delta. 81 in pittsburgh. we will be looking at temperatures ar

of petaluma the efflorescing the fall and is heaviest in the wind's blowing considerably out in the deltaook like this we are talking made it is generally for the east valley upbraided for the delta though it for the one country with a three in san rafael 81 and napa in downtown san francisco will be low to mid 60 this afternoon going forward will keep warm and then throw the hottest temperatures with the hundred prefer the been the hardest of to is giving a into 96. >>robin winston: no hot spots but a lot of slow spots you're ride into san francisco plan on sitting in traffic the back of judges into the maze of to 580 west on to the 24 connector announce on with about 80 years drive time is up 26 minutes from the maze into downtown san francisco and is not bad for us and well your approach is packed over to san mateo bridge 92 west commute that is also packed the stars and hay were on the nimitz from the south in the connector and you have to sit in the committee travel all the way across the span the to foster city in is getting harder on no. 101 an immaculate dresser and mattel's was o

region including the 1 million folks that get their water from the hegechi system -- and help the bay delta which has suffers from diversions san francisco can and should be a leader in the on-site reuse movement we look forward to working with weiner to further on-site water conservation thank you. >> thank you very much. john math? >> i live now at 100 van ness there are some pumps in the basement of my building that takes the ground water to the sewer at a cost of $100,000 a year. in the civic center there is best described as an underground flew that causes water to flow east to the area there are ignorant and naive people that claim there is a hayes creek running in a babbling brook no it runs 80-50 feet below the grounds there is an added cost to build what you call a bathtub under the building to make sure the water is doesn't seep into the liar and the garages. 1917 the city put a well at city hall to irrigate. that well was removed in the 30s when van ness avenue is rebuilt. it's good to know the puc and dpw is going to build a new well in un plaza but that is going to take the bul

five degrees and oakland looking in concord 57 looking at vallejo and to lower 50s and cool across the delta as well as their symptoms will fall for the next hour and half for the sunrise comes ashore before 6:00 we have door seven is possible for what the creek if you're cross little more plant lore '70s. >>michelle apon: we have a handful of low to mid 60's for this afternoon and the temperatures of one to stay this way across much of the bay looking at the north failed to mid-70s it will stay on a slightly, to the judge will continue to stay on the sled to qualify for the week but will also attracted our necks our chance for the weakened enough to get you always check the forecast and correct conditions is a free download we could check the latest news and headlines as well as a tree full like to absorb--apple store for android. >>michelle apon: make your way into downtown san francisco not seen any delay is a quiet drive no patchy fog that is the good news looking at the san the sale bridge tractable the westbound plenty of space on the role massing in the bright lights turned on and the

and it could make them sick. >> plus, an emergency dam meant to protect water in the delta is bringing some unexpected side effects. join us for those stories coming up at 6:00. >> thank you. see you then. >>> thanks for watching us at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> remember more local news and weather right back here at 6:00. we'll see you then. >> have a good weekend. stay cool. captions by: capti >> pelley: breaking news, a >> pelley: breaking news, a computer attack linked to china has stolen the most sensitive secrets of members of the c.i.a., the military, and the f.b.i. also tonight, a prison employee has been arrested for allegedly helping two killers escape a maximum security prison. did an n.a.a.c.p. official color her past? >> i do consider myself to be black? >> pelley: her parents say she's white. and steve hartman with walter thomas. his big dream is behind that door. >> everybody is ready. everybody is watching. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

it's 55 up in santa rosa. 64 over by the delta. and some of our inland valleys will reach the 90s, so getting kind of toasty there. future tower showing the low clouds, the high clouds, and we will have more sunshine in san francisco today, but it's not going to be hot. it will be comfortable. we'll call it partly cloudy this morning with a wide range of temperatures, wider today than tomorrow because with a deeper marine layer and a stronger onshore push for your first day of summer it's going to be turning cooler tomorrow for father's day. but the coolest day of the week will be next week. i'll show you when, in just a momentum. so we've got several areas of high pressure off the coast and low pressure inland and as the air flows from higher pressure to lower pressure, we have that study onshore flow. and that will keep it pretty comfortable around the city today, but don't expect any sunshine at our beaches. san jose should be in the low 80s for this time of year. that's where we were yesterday. today, really very little change.

it was the warming in up eventually i do want to mention we have to wind blowing out in the delta fared and i'll sustain when this is a breezy along this stretch of interstate 82 in my analysis than when an oakland 15 the edge of the sea the winds at this point in the east bay in the delta rose to the clear skies high of low clouds of ave but there was no real big cloud system that is one to be impacting this we're looking for some distance sunshine this afternoon as the tech a quick look at temperatures you will see the east bay that will warm up to most it will be anywhere from 81 to 83 degrees and then just of the east of antioch out their brentwood and discovery bay it will be a little warmer than this. >>james: keep an eye offer that 70 in oakland mid-70s in san jose and some of the islamic communities and the santa clara valley as we headed to the week as a second look at the planning for cattle have tuesday the seventh to jump of ellen with mid-70s probably rush around the bay shoreline and then for this coming weekend status and the lives of the hides of but a little bit more o

. >> we have low clouds, the delta breeze the stronger. it was spot on for coast and bay. there's fog there, may it could be, we'll see if the breeze continues to hold. why not start with oakland on a wednesday morning. start off overcast, beautiful 70 degrees in downtown oakland. 50s on the temps, 60s and upper 40 for santa rosa and 48. cool for some, mild for others. yesterday at this time it was 14, that's a huge difference. we'll see if that holds. overall lots of sunshine, that's about the only fly in the ointment, mostly sunny and warm, hot inland. if you're far enough away you get the sun. i saw the best tearjerker. >> i was at my book club, missed the whole thing. >> no one believes us. let's look at the morning commute. go warriors. bay bridge toll plaza looks good coming into san francisco. last night on twitter people saying the parade should go from oakland into san francisco, that's not what's happening. we'll give you the parade root coming up. the commute on 880 in oakland, traffic is moving well in front of oracle arena. and as we hook at the -- look at the

we're ten degrees warmer by the delta. and inland east bay 56 in liver livermoore livermoore. here. 70 in oakland. but 80s for the north bay and south bay. a few high clouds. and 90s still in the picture today but maybe not tomorrow. the week ahead yeah another warm up. >> thank you lisa. more now on the warriors victory parade. tons of the confetti rained down. and steph curry showed off the trophy to hundreds of thousands of fans around the route. >> one day oakland became a nation of loving fans, embracing the team that won the title back for oakland. the team's gratitude showed as draymond green got off the bus to take pictures with fans. here is the short video clip taken by draymond. >> he took my phone and took a snapshot story. >> it was crazy. >> we did this for the nation. we did this for the bay area. that's what we do. >> fans began arriving before dawn and stayed for hours not wanting this moment to end. >> we're not going to wait another 40 years. >> oh no. >> we need this for the next three, four, five years. steve curry all those guys they are the bomb. i have

in and around the delta winds gusting to 30. er coming your way. 50 in fairfield now. 62 degrees livermore. around the bay upper 50s to near 60 degrees. 57 oakland. 60 hayward. 60 redwood city. 53 in san francisco. to the north bay, novato, 49 degrees, a cool start. 54 santa rosa. afternoon highs today, 79 expected in novato. 76 san rafael. 66 in sausalito. so we have that nice summertime pattern setting up, depending on how you like your weather. you have your options. 68 almeida. 72 hayward. upper 80s in areas around walnut creek and danville. 88 livermore. livermore in the 90s. so today you're falling out of the 90s and you should feel the difference there. 80 degrees san jose. so a warm day but yesterday you hit 85. so temperatures come down in your neighborhood as well. along the peninsula 79 redwood city. 79 in palo alto. the extended forecast, showing you temperatures continuing to fall off as we get back to work on monday. then they do rebound, low to mid-90s in the forecast tuesday into wednesday. then they fall off agai

the delta pilots thought they had been cleared and here's what happened next. >> stop, stop. >> 1328 rting. >> a scary moment for all involved. renee marsh joins us now with the latest. what do we know about what preceded this near-miss? >> we know that that southwest flight was actually cleared for takeoff. it started rolling down the runway when that delta flight started rolling down an intersecting runway, so now tonight the faa is investigating why the pilot of the delta flight started taking off when it wasn't cleared. so you have a plane, one that was traveling northwest, the other traveling northeast. so the planes were definitely on a collision course. had it not been for that air traffic controller, we would be talking about a potentially deadly situation at midway airport tonight. >> and i just want to play what happened again, when the air traffic controller realized that both flights were trying to take off. let's listen once more. >> stop, stop, stop! >> delta 1328 aborting. >> he's stopping. >> what happens in a case after they abort? >> we do know that eventually that s

looking at the rest of the bank across the north with metaphor is even across parts of the delta a handful of its upper 50s across the east bay in an area that also shut to the to the south bay and along the peninsula low to mid 50s across much of the region the visibility have been reduced we are racking up to pettifog it's a little dance across santa rosa down to less than 1 mi. half on bay down to 4 mi. a lot about the three african closer to the colt plan on patchy fog to wake up to temperature us will continue to warm up into the mid '80s by this afternoon with isolated upper benoni the import was 90 degrees and a little more one of 87 plants and 81 degrees south of a warming up into the mid to upper seven days not averages like a guest to the upper seven some ultimate '80s 181 across the peninsula low to mid '60's letter on this afternoon as we move forward i want to talk about what to expect to market a little bit warmer into the rest of the work with and then by saturday the seven to continue to heat up into lower 90s criminal cases the data in pretty good some lower '80s and then

with plenty of sunshine along the bank in fact as a second attempt to you see it in the east and in the deltations of the 85 mid-70s in the south of its upper '70's the rest of the extended forecast take a look will will double form of the monitor in an highs' came back to near 90 we will arrive effloresce of the week and looks like for the weekend ahead the temperatures will climb even more getting into the upper 90 for some. rebecca: if you're making away from berkeley to the toll plaza you're born to see a backed up into the macarthur maze and west about 580 approach that is all the way heavy into high with 24 the last audit were born to be slow up the incline as your recollection out switching over to the san mateo bridge now was down 92 you're looking at a 14 minute drive times spearheaded from hayward and 880 and jamaica went across over 2101 involves the sitting the golden gate bridge this is fog from south 101 checking in problem free as far as accidents installed five minutes drive times as director away from sausalito on top 101 down to san francisco tile have an east bay drive time

the a lot of sunshine and the amount was respondent however it is pretty strong response to out of the delta knows when to stay with us all the log and released are gusting up this afternoon in the south bay here with his own forecast for communities around san jose we have 74 san jose civic for campbell will be up to 73 to 75 degrees. >>james: in the south will look for seven to 75 that will be the temperature range and except pretty much the same branch of the inland ease a balanced and the balance to the north was 72 in central fell seven for napa 61 and san francisco oakland today ride along 66 downtown by city hall. >>james: we're looking for conditions to cool a little more as we head into tomorrow and what of slightly to friday temperatures and the weather for that matter we do expect it to start warming up eventually around the backed and exactly when with the 7 day around the bay forecast and about half hour >>reporter: 50 to some high- school or school district went out to see for themselves what happened it was roughly 10 yds wide the officials would not on camera with the vendors

firefighters blamed the delta winds for fanning the flames. >> it's amazing how fast this fire is moving. when it started, i was terrified. the hill was on fire. >> everyone made it out safely. no homes were damaged. the cause of the fire is under investigation. we'll have a live update at 4:30. >>> starting monday outdoor burning will be banned because of the fire athlete. the ban includes burning branches and leaves and cal fire is asking homeowners to trim trees to reduce the fire risk. >>> two drive by killings near highway 4 were gang-related and connected. on tuesday night a man and woman were shot at. they were able to drive to a hospital but patriciao economya --o economy owe died -- ochoa died. >> investigators have connected that shooting to 1 on saturday after on highway 4 near bailey road. mendez of pittsburg was killed in his car. all three victims were targeted. the general public should not be concerned about driving on highway 4. another deadly shooting in the same ever does not appear to be related. a 64-year-old man was shot at a gun range in concord, machine at the uni

fog this morning and not as much inndla, burning off sooner, the sea breeze collapsed into the delta. by the coast, there is dealing with the fog and it's nots d ishes -- disappearing any time soon. france finished off at 63 and burning off sooner. yesterday was he cloud keeping the 50s and 60s and the sunshine later, a high of 70 degrees and near average. sapp jose remember warming up. the average is 82, 56. the low was 54, the record in 2012 was 98 degrees. looks good this morning and the temperatures rebounded fast from the 50s to 60s and they're in the 70s and 80s for some. the key is a delta breeze yesterday, 20, 30 miles per hour by 9, ten in the morning and went less than 10, a sure sign that everything is warming up. and they're not cold but they came down a bit and that is going to allow temperatures to stay cool with the fog on the coast. inland temps on the way out. and the only thing might be a lot of quads come the hawaiian island. there is plenty there. they can move over us and overall who, for the morning and cool by parts of the coast, looks better. nice to mild to wa

by later today, look for 82 to iuv 83 for most of the delta. 82 to 85 for the livermore valley. 77 ando some of the surrounding communities in the santa clara valley m6y like morgan hill and places like evergreen. it will be warm in south bay and the city and warmer crossed north bay with temperatures in the low 80s. it will feel nice and then. tuesday and beyon9yt4r:huh to 90 degrees. we will ride the warm wave through the workweek. to traffic, and we will check on the right getting to work work rebecca? >>> 15 minutes if you are at the yb÷/toll plaza. if you are backed up into macarthur, it will be a ride into downtown ]czwsan francisco. switching to the san mateo bridge, much improvement by about 10 minutes. westbound 92 show 16 minutes only, getting from 880 and hayward to foster city and the golden gate 29÷bridge is an easy ride and has been that way all morning long. south 101 about six minutes from sausalito to the south end. switching to our maps, are looking at a seven minute drive time from the toll plaza to 101 in san rafael. san jose crash on north 101 for capitol expressw

the southwest wind by the delta cranking to 36 miles an hour. s like we won't see much in the may of 90s over the hills. emeryville mostly cloudy right now with temperatures by oracle arena today in the upper of 60s. looks to be a beautiful afternoon. patchy fog and a little drizzle maybe at the coast. it's cool in spots this morning. mild and warm today. that's the way we like it around here. we will have a couple of games where we keep trying to come back in the inland valleys. i'll show that to you. but overall looks to be pretty quiet around here with the coolest day of the week arriving tomorrow. and it's because of this area of high pressure slide to go the east. it makes way for a series of weak weather systems to push into the pacific northwest. allowing the marine layer to grow tower and reach further inland. today it allows breezy winds at the coast. it's not going to change all week long. and this system riding over the ridge brings temperatures down farther tomorrow. but we may get more sun at the coast tomorrow. highs today still war

one of those is a facility in the bay delta itself, went through a phase that increased water storage by 60,000 acre feet looking at a second acre phase. we've completed some we're in the process of completing others, we are looking at increasing stoirj in the reservoir, which is south of the delta in california i think that that might have a great opportunity to provide additional water supply, as i mentioned earlier, we've looked at some smaller regulating reservoirs, one of the most successful aspects of that is the brock reservoir in the lower colorado river we have 60 acre feet in the colorado river. there's great value in the regulating reservoir, that's yielding about yielding about 60 to 70 million acre feed. we provided technical assistance and once again that proved to be great value as to the dollars per acre foot add eded there's projects id nighs, we want to look at storage, and we certainly believe that's one of the tools we need to address our water storage. >> i know the wyoming water commission is working on a large study. you're familiar with that. we look at congres

louis reservoir, south of the delta in california. that that might have a great opportunity to provide additional water supply, as i mentioned earlier, we've looked at some smaller regulating reservoirs, one of the most successful aspects of that is the brock reservoir in the lower colorado river, we have 60 acre feet in the colorado river. there's great value in the regulating reservoir, that's yielding about yielding about 60 to 70 million acre feed. we provided technical assistance and once again, that proved to be great value as to the dollars per acre foot added there's projects id nighs, we want to look at storage, and we certainly believe that's one of the tools we need to address our water storage. >> i know the wyoming water commission is working on a large study. you're familiar with that. we look at congress. will your bureau have the authority to integrate a dam safety? >> i think we will look at that under our existing safety of dams legislation i do think it warrants we should look at the opportunities to increase storage

we're looking at increasing storage in the reservoir south of the delta and california and think that that might have a great opportunity to provide additional water supply. as i mentioned, we looked at smaller regulating reservoirs. one of the most successful aspects of that is brock reservoir on the lower colorado river. obviously we got 60 million-acre feet of storage on the colorado river, quite frankly and trying to get more water into those existing facilities. facilities but there is great value in the regulating reservoir 8,000 acre feet. yielding about 60 to 70,000 acre feet of yield. $172 million. the major municipalities pay for that. we provided technical assistance and once again that proved to be a great value to the dollar per acre foot added. so it's not a comprehensive look across the west. it's more where there have been projects identified that we think there are responses for that want to look at storage and we certainly believe that's one of the tools we need to address our water resource challenges. >> i appreciate it. with increasing water water storage in terms

one stock that caught my eye was built the -- delta. revenue, andenger the reason why a cop my eye was it was part of the transportation sector. the transports not being able to keep up with the record rally we have seen. >> it also seems like a classic cycle of overcapacity, cutting capacity, with airlines. i love car sales, best number in years. , but it is a car great to see people buying cars. real estate, the numbers have in solid. maybe we are getting signs of an economic rebound. alix: factory orders down in april, but it was the inventory that it out. jpmorgan had a note out saying that there is a downside risk forecast.e 2% gdp there were better manufacturing signs, but this report made them rethink it and think that the trends are weaker, if we are not reducing inventory. >> we can talk about -- we can't go any day without talking about greece. and others met in germany, they thought this is the final age, they will make the push to get the deal. then a twist this morning or they are putting together a deal greece sends over a

strong winds towards the delta. for san francisco, a breeze. nothing too extreme. the morning hours, areas of fog near the coast and the bay. we warm up with temperatures inland approaching the 90- degree mark. temperature time line, 7:00, low 50s. temperature range expands by 4:00 >> we are not talking extreme heat. no triple digits. mid-90s. and we will cool monday and tuesday. >> look goods. >> perfect time for a state fair. wouldn't you say? >> i would say. >>> where went yesterday -- >>> i went yesterday. lots of rides, food and fair fun. today we got a taste of what is new at the fair with ktvu's brian flores. tasting the fried frosted flakes. and brian mcknight, the beach boys set to perform. it runs till july 5. it is closed on mondays. >> ahead here, why all the teachers and staff in one local school are being reassigned and a teacher says they were misled. now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percent natural with no antibiotics. well you're an herbali

the delta breeze has been cut in half. yesterday it was turbo charged. that is not the case so far. at least for right now. it was a couple hours ago but looks to be decreasing. 48 santa rosa. novato 53. 57 brentwood. 54 sfo. temperature change maybe one or two degrees warmer. west at 14 but the gust at 25 to 30 seem to be decreasing. still south at concord. west at oakland. west, northwest at napa. 32 up in truckee. 50s and 60s through the interior unless you are down toward bakersfield. 51 bodega bay that cooled off one degree. san francisco buoy stayed the same. light rain in cleveland. that is not the big story though. well weather wise. this is. tropical storm bill intensifying. now winds up to 60 miles an hour. it's about an hour or two away from landfall. between it looks like corpus christi and houston heading toward austin. it will curve up toward dallas fort worth and oklahoma city. there will be an area of really heavy rain and to the left and right of that track it will be far less. some areas could get around eight inches of rain as it begins to inch closer toward the t

and 28 at fairly and we 21 to 3 notes from the phone north of the bay bridge through san pablo and the deltamunity all the way through 9:00 tomorrow afternoon or evening into today at noon through the 9:00 tomorrow evening it will be brisk along the coast. here is one of the few areas weighing up to sunshine looking southbound. [ inaudible ] >> clouds will come back with cool nights ahead and you were sleep well. a couple of warming trends with father's day being the hottest. our cloud cover shows by noon we have clouds hanging around the bay evaporating as we head and the afternoon but for a couple of fingers of fog rolling across san francisco reaching to emeryville and to richmond. as far as temperatures we have 80s around los gatos and gilroy and low-to-mid 70's on the peninsula and palo alto is 73 and 68 in millbrae and upper 50s along the coast to mid-60s in downtown south san francisco and low-to-mid 70s through the north bay and santa rosa north low-to-mid 80s and quite a spread along the east bay sure from berkeley at 65 to fremont at 7 a and oakland around 67 and inland upper 70s t