on in the bay view? >> president brandon: is that it? >> yeah. >> president brandon: thank you, thank you very much. unfortunately, that's not on our agenda, but you might want to go to the sfpuc meeting and get answers to those questions. thank you. >> thank you. >> clerk: item 6b, commissioners report. >> i want to add my congratulations to vice president willie adams on his election, we're proud of you, and you've been a tremendous contributor, so that's very exciting for us and i'm sure we'll benefit, as well, so thank you. >> vice president adams: i would just like to say it's an honor to be elected as president of the most powerful union on the planet, the i.l.w., and it's an honor to follow in the foot steps of bridges, herman, and also a pleasure to be on the commission, the san francisco port commission, and to serve with the best five commissioners, pound for pound, of any commission in this city. and the next thing i would like to say, i would like to give a shoutout to our former commissioner

essentially, bay view's gonna be our company's prototype.e has to be a consistent look and a consistent feel, and there has to be a wow factor. if i was a potential franchisee and you brought me into this place, i'd turn right back around and head out. i want this space to lighten up. these fresh, natural ingredients that he uses a lot of, i want him and his name to be at the forefront. dean: he looks like he likes that idea. lemonis: do you like the menu board? dean: no, i'm not a big fan of the electronic one. everything right now is just flat and bland. lemonis: you feel a little dizzy from it? dave: i like that design. i know that you think it's busy. lemonis: if i looked up the word "resistant," i'd see a picture of dave. it's gonna happen fast -- really fast. so we may have to close for 3, 4 days. dave: yes, and i'm glad we're only doing one. i went to simple greek yesterday. it's very stark. lemonis: the one that sold 56 franchises in four months? dave: it's very white. it's very -- to me it's a little cold. lemonis: like the soup mar

something needs to be happening in bay view-hunters point. it wasn't nobody that said anything about what the white companies were doing until ray white man went on nbc and said he had the toxic waste spreading in the middle of water black children live. now they stopped the construction but we had been complaining about that three years before and before. but i understand that most of all, why nothing is done when black people are having a problem because white people don't care what happened to us. because slavely is the product. i'm just saying that we're going to have a strike at the sewage treatment plant where y'all are spending $2 billion and they will not hire black people. >> president cohen: any other members of the public that would like to peak o speak on the app? >> for the members of the inside audience, this is about support of the appeal. this is not general public comment. >> i own a restaurant right in front of washington park. i wrote an e-mail so i will read some parts of this e-mail. i just say we are never been contacted

in the south bay viewing area temperatures were in the low 80s. it will be a very warm football game. we will have mostly clear skies and temperatures will be in the mid-70s. it may even get up to 78 degrees. that is perfect weather for the game. as we take this into tomorrow morning, we do have some areas of law that making a comeback. this will translate to a cooler forecast on friday. we will still be in the upper 70s. friday will be nice. san francisco will be 70 degrees here down towards san jose it will be in the upper 70s. here is a quick look at the five day forecast. we will have some minor changes with partly cloudy skies. this evening we are looking at great weather. >>> coming up, we will head back down to levi stadium. we will get reports from the field for tonight matchup. >> now we go to the south bay work three teenagers are recovering after they were shot at a community center. this happened earlier in the evening. we do have new information that was just released. >>> police released a release of the victims who were shot at a lo

the fire sparked just east of bay view avenue near 580 in richmond. you can see thick, black smoke. people could actually see it across the bay in san francisco. firefighters got the flames under control just before 1:00 this afternoon. >>> some people who live in cupertino are takie ing to the streets right now in their fight to halt the construction of a new development at the old vacoe shopping mall. live pictures as members of a neighborhood coalition called better cupertino are assembling to form a human chain near city hall. they're using signs, holding hands, and chants to drum up support against the sand hill company project. sand hill company also started demolition of vallco mall. the developer says it intends to go forward with the project, which was approved by the city council. however, better cupertino has sued the city over the proposal and now says it has enough signatures to force a referendum vote. >>> a lot of people are still shocked and saddened by what happened yesterday. and tonight, a memorial is growing outside of at&t park for willie mccovey, right look mcco

50,000 small businesses in san francisco, and for people attending this pop-up shop today in the bay view, they say it's all about supporting their neighbors. from craft beer to beautiful bottles, all of it created by local artists and business owners. >> there's so many people being displaced. whether they're in their homes or in their businesses. for us to come in and support businesses like this the smaller businesses gives me faith in humanity. >> reporter: public glass is one of the only craft glass manufacturing companies in the city, and the executive director says, with t >> because you're supporting the people that work and live here. a lot of the folks that work here in our facility -- we have a hard time affording to be here. >> reporter: today's pop-up shop is part of the shop and dine in the 49 campaign. >> if you shop at a small local business, the taxes stay here, the wages stay here. everything stays here. >> reporter: the more than 52,000 small businesses in san francisco employ 380,000 people. but more importantly, owners say these stores are what give the city its uniqu

we have learned that the smoke is from a brush bay view avenue we have a crew headed to the scene. >> and we'll have an update at 5:00 and 6:00. >>> tonight, just how bad ca big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners.ye dem, nancy pelosi & dianne feinstein vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. ♪ >> bill: do i have to remind you why i'm in the hospital? >> ridge: i'm not here to talk about that. >> bill: you can't take the moral high ground, forrester. not after you pushed me over that balcony. now, if i had pressed charges, you'd be the one waiting to be released. >> ridge: released? >> bill: on bail. but i don't want to be that guy anymore. this whole experience has made me want to change my life. i'm trying to practice forgiveness. so don't make it so damn hard. you're welcome, by the way. >> ridge: come on spencer.

so i grew up here in the bay view, and i attended st. ignatius college preparatory for young christian men and women, although it was just men at the time, which tells you about how long it is. i know i look really young. but it was just men at the time when i went here. and this is -- i'm so excited actually to be back here and see so many of you in the audience, to see the kids hearing and learning about not just how the criminal justice system works, but how policing and public safety works. i think it's really an important conversation and subject and doesn't work until we all understand it. we can't fix what we don't talk about, so seeing so many faces in the audience of the students here is really a big deal. it makes me swell with pride, especially since it's from the school where i attended. so, i actually tried to stop by the bookstore to get another little wildcat sticker, because i don't have my jacket anymore. i do have a little pin. i should have worn my s.i. pin. i'll wear it next time i come. anyway, i'm excited to be here

you know, we'll take it, rob, thanks >> it is 7:21, still ahead on "today in the bay," views of the bayn more than a century. we'll show you how one man is using technology to stitch together old photographs to create panoramas of the past. ofe early days of san francisco. one local man... has fallen in love with those photos and has taken it upon himself to bring those old memories into modern times. today in the bay )s joe rosato jr. shows us how he )s using technology to take the photos to a place.. their photographers hadn )t imagined. much more ahead on today such a large number of photographers photographing a city growing so rapidly. >> the early days of san francisco. >> this is what the city looked like before the fire. >> large numbers of photographers like edward moibridge and william henry jackson fanned out with equally large cameras. >> this was the bank. >> from glass negatives, highly detailed photos of the growing city. >> this is a five-plate multiplate panorama. >> reporter: but it's taken a century and a half, modern technology, and someone like nick wright to come a

bay. a live view from our roof top camera. 59 degrees here in san francisco, 60 in oakland. half moon bay at 57. this is the view in emoriville. looks misty out there. temperature readings right now at 59 degrees in santa vacaville. and a look at the golden gate, we'll have scattered showers and breezy conditions we have a series of rainy days to expect next week. storm impact scale at 1. it will be breezy with wind out of the southwest 15 to 25 miles an hour. starting at midnight, some light scattered showers. we'll see the sun breaking out in the north bay and east bay. some lingering showers in the south bay. by midday, we'll have bright skies. overnight lows wil be in the upper 20s. low 50s and tomorrow for high temperatures ranging from 59 at half moon bay. some of our inner locations will top out at about 62, 63 degrees. here is the acu weather forecast. on sunday and monday, we'll see mainly sunny skies. it will get milder low to mid-60s on the bay and along the coast. cools down tuesday and wednesday as we have two light storms coming in. a heavier, stronger storm wil

this is the view here at abc 7 over the bay. current temperatures, 57 in san francisco. n view. 55 in half moon bay. here is a view of the golden gate. earlier, we had fog here. it's gone now. clear skies looking northward. traffic flowing nicely. 59 in santa rosa. napa 57. 63 in concord. one more live view in downtown san francisco looking along the bay bridge. it will be dry and mild tomorrow with sun and high clouds. next round of rain on tuesday. it's going to be wet and windy by the middle of the week. overnight, mainly clear skies. we may see patchy fog in the inland valleys. low temperatures will drop into the upper 30s around lakeport. low 40s over the north bay. 50 the low in san francisco. tomorrow, again, high clouds but sunny skies. high temperatures will be on the mild side. 62 at half moon bay. mid 60s around the bay shoreline. 65 at oakland. san jose, mid to upper 60s as well. let's bring in the storm impact scale. the first wave, only one on the impact scale. that will come in tuesday with light to moderate rainfall. highest rainfall totals will be in the

bay. another live view looking westward across the bay you can see a few clouds and breaks in the clouds asl. current temperature readings are in the mid to upper 50s. one more live view from our roof top camera looking at the bright lights. these are our forecast features. we may see scattered showers, brief break mid day. some sun will shine on the bay area. our next storm arrives late tomorrow and continues into friday. the current storm ranks a one on the storm impact scale. it will produce light scattered showers and have slick roads and slower travel an isolated thunderstorm or two is possible. look for low temperatures in the upper 40s in the inland and then our day part by day part break down of thanksgiving day, a few light showers. a brief break in the middle of the day with some sunshine. clouds thicken and our next storm comes in. that one will rank on the storm impact scale, a storm of moderate intensity. the highest impact will be in the north bay expected to produce heavy rainfall with gusty winds ranging 30 to 50 miles per hour on the coast and higher elevations. here is the

she's a resident of the bay view. she's a long time city staff and has been involved in multiple activities. i couldn't think of a better person. i understand the desire. but it's not a requirement to have a law degree. i would say respectfully supervisor peskin if you no longer served on this body, i would feel confident someone that does not have a law degree you will be able to perform those duties well. >> supervisor peskin: i think you would. we are charge in this body to put more women in these positions and having a body that has only one female on it and woman of color, this is an important decision. i feel like there might be other stuff going on. i hope that some folks would consider make the right decision and appoint ms. tanner to this body. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. i wanted to echo that having msc requirements. one of the areas we struggled is having age diversity to the young woman. gender, diversity as well as ethnic diversity. i hope that that would factor into your considerations, in your vote.

then out there in bay view, where you have the super fen. billions. the federal. someone paid and turned the other way. it's a new system here. not pay to play. but pay and turn the other way. >> next speaker. >> good evening. our afternoon. my name is amos gregory. i'm the founder of the san francisco veteran's mural project. some of the supervisors may know of our project. it's a mural project that resides in the tenderloin. we created this project seven years ago on the walls of shannon street which run adjacent to the project that the church is attempting to build. we've attended every single planning meeting with the exception of the last one, which i was sick. we've always advocated for the community. we've never talked about veteran's alley's needs. we've advocated for the community to have more affordable housing percentage. we've advocated for the community to have this thing, not be a huge dark tower, 13-storeys standing above six-storey apartment complexes that are already there. today we have to talk about veteran's alley and our needs as a project. wi

now according to the examiner, the bay view neighborhood scoot has dropped its end of the bargain.it applicants say the problem may not be where the scooters are distributed but how many scooters are allowed on city streets. scoot is only allowed to have 625 scooters in san francisco. >>> first tre too ny now too little. >> we can't seem to get this right. maybe one day. >> more trouble brewing for tesla. the big changes the a group of investors are demanding. >> t managing my type 2 diabetes wasn't my top priority. until i held her. i found my tresiba® reason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. once daily tresiba® controls blood sugar for 24 hours for powerful a1c reduction. tresiba® is a long-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. don't use tresiba® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. don't share needles or insulin pens. don't reuse needles. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which may cause dizziness, sweating, confusion, and headache. check your bloo

ex sell kwros, bay view, ferry building, crissy field, 53 degrees. those are the mildest temperatures. palo alto, south bay, low 40s there. low to mid-40s in the east bay valleys. mid-40s in the north bay valleys. a little hazy. moisture is damp. cooler this morning for mass transit. dry all day if you're going to be out on the bay. all right. so let's take a look at the south bay, 63 at noon. mid-60s through 4:00 with increasing high clouds. and for the east bay, 50 this morning, low 60s to mid-6 0s. 62 to 63, noon through 4:00. back in the upper 50s by 8:00. all right. we made a great dent in your rainfall deficit with last week's storms. another dent tomorrow through thursday. i will show you that. first with everybody heading back to work and school, how are we doing? >> overall, only looking at a dozen incidents on the board. we definitely have a lot more heavy traffic than we did last week any of the days with so many of you off for the thanksgiving holiday, not the case today. southbound 880 past a street, a minor collision involving two vehicl

bay. this view from sky ranger. air quality not good and getting worse. >> the wild fire concern isn't to the north of us. much of the bay area is under a red flag warning until tomorrow morning. warm, dry and windy. a dangerous mix. chief meteorologist this is exactly what you have been talking about for the last several days. it's happening now. >> we have the gusty winds. it's frightening around noon today we had a lot of the thick smoke moving down here to us. let's get the latest on the conditions here for the campfire. to theast. and that interstate 5 corridor. 58 right now. gusts up to 40. tomorrow not as windy. gusts around 25 miles per hour. still some low humidity. again all of our smoke we are experiencing is coming from the fire. you can see a closer view. showing a that's all the smoke the north bay. east bay and for parts of the south bay. the worst air quality right now where it is unhealthy to breathe is napa. contra costa. alameda. air quality in advisory 10:00 p.m. friday. put your air-conditioning

view and san jose, 39 at morgan hill. that's a cool spot right now. half moon bay, 41. and smoky view along the bay bridge. 43 ennapa, 34 in novato, and one more live view from emeriville, and smoky hazy air will be with us through tuesday. t'll be possibly a slight improvement on saturday as we expect a sea breeze to develop. there's a chance of rain on thanksgiving day. that may bring some welcome relief and better air quality. but for tomorrow we're looking at poor air quality for most of the bay area. and poor air quality will continue for all regions of the bay area for saturday, sunday and monday. overnight look for hazy conditions with temperatures mainly in the upper 30s for the inland valleys. mid-40s along the coast and tomorrow low 60s on the coast tomorrow. we'll see highs in the upper 60s along the way, and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. there won't be much change in the weather conditions through next tuesday, although we'll see a little bit of an increase in clouds developing over the weekend. and if that sea breeze comes on saturday, we may g

public, but this morning, a company's website say they are out of those masks. >> this is a view from the bay of our sales floor tower camera on a clear day. this was the view tuesday. the bay bridge begins to disappear. by thursday, we really start to lose sight of the bridge altogether. yesterday, we were smoked out. you could not see anything at all. >>> we are showing the effect that all of this has on businesses. >> here at santana row, the outdoor patios and bars are empty. many people who were just walking from store to store are not taking the risk and wearg >>unhealthy air is making her unhealthy. >> i haven't been running, and i haven't been walking. i ere bae second weekend in a row, people are finding ways to spend their time indoors. shannon and her friend kevin mackey are watching a movie. >> that means outdoor businesses like santa clara paintball are not as popular. >> today is a pretty good example. we have about half of what we normally do. >> not only is he telling customers to not overexert themselves, but he is also cutting his employees hours outside by almost half. >> i

across the bay, a beautiful view of sfo. you will likely encounters because wehe from the santa cruz camera, they have rain. level two storm sle othn e exclusive to abc 7 news. tonight and tomorrow briefly heavy. gusty in the hills and coast and a slight risk of thunder. midnight tonight, most of the focus is the south bay. black friday shoppers, scattered showers and it's not a washout, but definitely make sure you have your rain gear. the next batch begins to move in. oranges and yellows have moderate to heavy rainfall through the early afternoon hours. by night time, we are talking 6:00 to 9:00 and scatter and lighter in coverage across the region. saturday morning atlast few bat you are dry for the west of the weekend. rainfall potential for about a tenth of an inches. 12/100s to just over an inch. everyone else in between. heavy rains could lead to flash flooding. until 12:00 p.m., we have a flood watch. carry the umbrellas. 50s and wet and windy at noon time and the afternoon and evening is still wet. you can download

the bayview avenu bay view afrin cultural have been submitted to their district supervisor and will beproduced to the full board on november 14th. we have been working with larry and the office of economic and workforce development who is leading the community in the formation of the cultural district there. we also have the cultural lgbtq cultural district. the community is currently working on drafting an ordinance and we do not have a date yet as to when their draft will be ready. and then that moves us onto the existing cultural districts. already designated districts. i don't have any updates at this point. i do have one update for compton's transgender cultural district. the mayor's office and housing community development issued a request for proposals in august for grants to go to compton's transgender cultural district planning. the primary objectives of this grant are to engage the community in the implementation of a strategic planning process to establish the first transgender cultural heritage district in san francisco and to coordinate initiatives that support the key obj

the smoky skies are all but obliterating the bay view from the overlook. the bad air wasn't disturbing this jaguars nap and it seemed like just another day to the bison. the zoo closed for the health of humans and for the most part the animals are holding up well. >> we have not noticed anything dramatic. there have been a couple animals who have been maybe a little bit quieter than usual. >> reporter:'s zoologist say some of the birds appeared lethargic and it is impossible to keep all animals inside. the exhibits were not built for that. >> there will be a cumulative effect. we have to monitor them every day. >> reporter: the zoo said that closing down has kept away the customers who come every day. the zoo estimated it lost approximately $100,000 in admissions. and at stagecoach greens, a miniature golf course, business is off 70% of the port -- because of the poor air quality. this family came anyway to play despite the conditions . >> they say it isn't as smoky as they say but it is clear from what it was the last few days. >> reporter: everyone else

bay area last night. this is the haze i have view affecting millions of people in the bay area -- hazy view affecting millions of people in the bay area. several colleges have canceled classes today including santa ate. university, usan cal state east bay as well as uc-berkeley. it's possible the big game between cal and stanford could be canceled. that game is set for 4:30 in berkeley. officials are waiting until closer to the game to make the call. san francisco unified, all public schools in alameda, contra costa, solano and marin counties are closed today. >>> but some schools are remaining open today despite the unhealthy air. >> schools in santa clara county k-12 will remain open. >> the office of education decided to stay open despite the fact that the aqi value hit levels higher than bangladesh one of the most polluted cities in the world. >> why not allow kids to stay at home and not be exposed to the air given the quality so bad? and especially san jose state is closed. valley christian high school. notre dame high school. a variety of different schools in the area are closing down. >> a spokesman w

. >> direct impact on the bay area. view from space of all the smoke, satellite photo, blowing southwest toward us. smothered for hours. view from the san jose foothills as sun set this evening. thick layer of haze has triggered air quality alert. especially dangerous in the north bay. >> just a light brown haze everywhere. just a cloud over the whole valley. >> we are under a smoke advisory. jeff what do you see for our air quality? >> looks smoky heading to tomorrow. also a fix, location on what we're seeing with the fire. cheryl hurd in live report with all the devastation, damage in paradise. likely seeing a similar situation in maggalia and pulga as well. new evacuations in parts of chico and durham. not as windy tomorrow but could still get up to 25 miles an hour. in the bay area it's all about the smoke. seen the plumes moving down, see it here in the satellite loop. color. very unhealthy. not as bad for contra costa and alameda county but we'll have more tips in about 15 minutes. >>> another breaking story at this ho

we will talk about street level radar and south bay we go and you are finally getting your share of rain. mountain view across the peninsula across i-35. we are seeing pockets of moderate rain. in the east bay and the north bay from crocket to martinez, we are seeing light showers. how much rain? over two inches with just this storm. more than an inch in santa rows. half inch in san francisco. 67/100s in oakland. a few hundredths in places like palo alto and livermore, but more is coming.piinup 72/100s o. the storm that is moving through is part one of the system. here comes the next one. that's what i meant by back to back. the concern is with rain not being able to absorb too much moisture. watch out. the storm concerns, hydro planing on the roadways. trees could topple and it's a moderate risk and pretty low. chain controls on all roads up to tahoe. i would hold off on travel. winder storm warning until 10:00 a.m. windy and heavy snow above 6,000 feet and 12 to 18 inches and up to 30. they have gotten about a half foot to just over a foot. travel is treacherous and i would recommend you go off and e

bay, look at these clouds. westward from emeryville, looks rather threatening at the moment. temperature readings currently % in the low 60s in san francisco, oakland, mountain viewe soon to be setting soon from our east bay hills camera. 61 santa rosa. napa 60. low to mid 60s san rafael, concord, livermore. blue sky larry was talking about, but lots of clouds are showing up moving in our direction from the southwest. these are our forecast features. a strong storm tonight and tomorrow morning. it will bring periods of heavy rain, gusty wind, and a chance of thunderstorms. and wind damage and flash flooding are possible with this system. it ranks 2 on the storm impact scale. a storm of moderate intensity. once again coming in tonight and continuing through tomorrow morning, perhaps into the early afternoon hours with heavy rain, damaging wind possibly, chance of thunderstorms, and dangerous surf as well. forecast animation starting at 5:00 p.m., by 9:00 tonight we'll see widespread pockets of moderate to heavy rainfall, followed by a break, then a second surge of stormy weather about 1:00 a.m. that will continue through the early morning hours. as the morning com

most are being parked in one of three neighborhoods, mission, bay view, or taraval. not all are homeless. some may be trying to shorten their commutes. >> 5:07 for you right now. >>> new for you this morning, a story you'll only see on "today in the bay." we're home again, where one of the most powerful machines on the globe, the livermore national laboratory unveiled sierra, the world's third fastest super computer. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live outside the lab. sierra will be used for national security and to improve health. >> reporter: correct, laura and marcus, specifically to look for better treatments for cancer. think about that high-end pc desktop computer you might have at home. for perspective, it can perform 100 billion floating point operations per second. take a look at this video. this is sierra, 125 petaflop super computer that can perform 125 quadrillion floating operations per second, over a million times more powerful than your high-end pc. it takes up 7,000 square feet at lawrence livermore lab, 240 racks of computers outfitted

the smoky skies are all but obliterating the bay view from the overlook. that air wasn't destroying this jaguar's nap. the zoo closed for the health of humans. zoologists say for the most part, animals are holding out well. >> we haven't noticed anything traumatic. there have been a couple of animals who have been maybe quieter than usual. >> reporter: zoologists say some of the beers appear the jardin -- bears appear lethargic. >> there is going to be a cumulative effect. we have to monitor them every single day. >> reporter: the zoo says closing down has kept away the 3000 to 5000 customers that come each day. the zoo has estimated it's lost $100,000 in admission. at this miniature golf course in mission bay, business is down 70% because of poor air quality. this family decided to come out and play anyway, despite the conditions. >> it does not seem as smoky as they say it is but it's pretty clear from what it was the last few days. >> reporter: almost everyone else has been canceling their tee-time. >> we have a bunch of birthday parties. people rent ou

most are being parked in one of three neighborhoods, mission, bay view and taraval. some may be trying to get shortened their commutes there. >>> and new a story you'll only see on "today in the bay," we're home again to one of its most powerful machines on the globe. the lawrence-livermore national laboratory unveiling sierra, the world's third fastest super computer. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us outside the lab. sierra will be used for national security but to improve our health. >> reporter: correct, laura and marcus. specifically to help look for a better way to treat certain types of cancer. i want you to think about that high-end pc that you might have at home. it can perform 100 floating billion operations per second. this is sierra, a 125 petaflop super computer located here at the lab that can perform 125 quadrillion floating point operations per second. that's over a million times more powerful than your high-end pc. as you can see, it takes up quite a lot of room, 7,000 square feet here at the lawrence livermore lab, 240 racks of computers ou

bay area. stunning views of the bay and bay bridge and it could be yours if you are in normatively rich.uthern tip of the tiburon peninsula, it's for sale for more than $100 million. it does come with a lot of baggage. >> reporter: if the picture is worth 1000 words in this sky drone video is worth millions. $110 million to be precise. that is what the family is selling the 110 acre parcel for. but, the land is priceless. >> is the most gorgeous property in the bay area and perhaps in california and maybe the world. >> reporter: they have been tight -- trying to buy the tiburon open space for decades to preserve it as a resource. many people use the land like a park. >> it's a major part of our life up here. we love it up there and we have three very central -- gentle and beautiful golden retrievers who also love it. >> reporter: now that the owners have put the property on the market, tiburon open space could lose the opportunity to buy. >> we have to wait till relet -- till reality sets in. >> reporter: the property has been an out-of-court battles since the 70s about what and who can

bay. the view really murky tonight. here is look at the temperatures. currently 48 in vacaville. live doppler 7 picking up some of the smoke now as i is pretty thick over our region. visibility low fluff to where it could slow you down if you're getting away tonight for the weekend or you're just driving commute time. just be careful out there. one mile in hayward, napa down to about a mile and three quarters in san jose right now. here is a look at the air quality across the bay area. notice the red and violet purple shades. it's unhealthy to very unhealthy locally. get you in first to the santa cruz area, south bay, east bay. it's all red. you'll note it's very unhealthy from san francisco to the east bay and we go to the north bay where they are dealing with unhealthy air quality. you want to get out of here and get some cleaner air, blue skies, head to the sierra or parts of southern california where they are seeing good air quality right now. in case you're wonder why, why is this stagnant air causing all this smoke. we have this area of high pressure overhead. it's been the

view from our camera, atop the sales force tower. if you squint hard enough you could almost make out the bay bridge. views and streets, universally gray and smoke from the camp fire. >> we came all of the way from pennsylvania and one of the highlights of our trip was to see the golden gate bridge and to ride a cable car and sadly we can'doeitheray ersa the n-95 mask, a staple on bay area streets should only be used sparingly and as the aqu scores only one good option. >> staying inside. reducing the exposure to the bad area that we have outside. >> reporter: dr. johnson says wearing a mask and exercising outside is not advisable. >> the fact that you have to wear a mask outside speaks volumes how bad the air quality is. >> she says at this point there is no safe number of minutes to be outdoors until the smoke crisis passes. >> i think that the exposure should be as limited as possible. there is no exact number and it varies for everybody. >> the san francisco mayor announced tomorrow all muni rides will be free because of the poor air quality. in san francisco, kpix5. >>> san trans is offers free r

these pictures show you what life used to look like around the bay and this is the view from the bay, our salesforce tower on a clear day. now add a little smoke. this was the view on tuesday, remember? the bay bridge began to disappear. then yesterday we really start to lose sight of the bridge altogether. today we are smoked out. you cannot see anything. you cannot see the bridge from our building and we're a few blocks away at one point today. hopefully things are going to clear. i'm giving some good news. >>> there's a little good news coming as soon as tomorrow, but the problem is the smoke is backing up over the bay area and getting more concentrated because more is coming in, but it can't leave. this is the result. the air quality right now is very unhealthy for a good chunk of the bay area including livermore and concord, vallejo, napa, san rafael, san francisco, unhealthy a little bit better in redwood city and santa rosa. so the smoke keeps coming. the camp fire is still burning. the majority of the exit routes are through the bay area, but each one is blocked for different

this is a view from sutro tower over part of the bay, beautiful saturday afternoon around the bay area60 in oakland, mountain view, morgan hill, 61 at san jose, 57 at half moon bay. check out this view of the soon to be setting sun, looking west bard from emeryville, 62 degrees right now at santa rosa, napa, san rafael, 63 at vacaville, 65 at concord, livermore 62. a dramatic view from the east bay hills camera and these are forecast features, mostly sunny and mild tomorrow and monday. our next round of rain begins on tuesday. and we're going to have a series of wet days because it's going to be a wet and windy pattern midweek, perhaps even to the end of next week. let's deal with what's happening tonight first. mainly clear skies with a few clouds around. overnight lows will drop into the upper 30s, lakeport low 40s at cloverdale, santa rosa and napa. mid to upper 40s in most other locations during the overnight hours. tomorrow looking for mainly sunny skies with highs ranging from about 60 at half moon bay to low and mid-60s, inland areas. stipahead to tuesday, storm impact scale, on