when you want to cook something and brown it gently, then mix a little bit of oil and a little bit ofgether. and do not make it too, too hot. while the first batch is slightly browning, just caramelizing a little bit, let's make a pestata. so here we have garlic... prosciutto -- thin sliced prosciutto. and the anchovies. i'm not finished with this, but i'm checking my veal. i don't want it overcooked. okay. and then i'll caramelize a little bit more when we're finishing with the sauce itself. and as you can see, it's not completely cooked. it still needs some cooking, but we'll finish it all. let's put the pestata in. you want all the flavors of the prosciutto to come out. you want the garlic to cook a little bit before we introduce any liquid at all. just spread it out. some sage leaves. sage and veal go very well together -- sage and chicken go very well together. and you put the whole leaves. you know, you say, "why didn't you put the leaves in the pestata?" well, sage has really an intense flavor and aroma -- but if you eat it and bite into, it could be a little bit overpowering.

that's a little bit cool. vie lay hoe, crocket. 55 or 56 degrees. 50s and 60s up and down the coast. san mateo, 55 -- sacramento, 55. there's still a little bit of a delta breeze, but not the howling breeze we saw a coup obviously days ago. it was -- couple of days ago. a little bit of a spin in the atmosphere. you can see the low. until that goes through, we are not going to change too much, but it looks warmer inland heading towards friday and saturday. cool to mild to warm. cool by the coast. 84 antioch. still below average temperatures. a little bit warmer inland, but slightly cooler near the coast as we head into the weekend. >>> all right, thank you, steve. 6:49 is the time rights now. california's biggest auto insurer will reduce rates. the decision will put the insurance company in compliance with a state law that requires insurance companies to calulate rates based on the age of the car, how many miles its driven and the driver. >>> let's check on wall street. the dow is down some of that because of we

we have a live shot bray bridge toll plaza, looks like there a little bit of a wait.ead over to 680 in walnut creek, there was early morning accident, but that is not slowing anybody down. highway 4 is looking good. southbound 680 through the valley and also down in the south bay. live shot, 280 and 17 interchange in san jose. no accidents to worry about, but mr. updates at www.abc7.com, under the bay area traffic link. >> the deep sea effort to plug the ruptured oil well is at a standstill this morning. they are waiting to see if an approaching storm becomes stronger. this is a live look at the well head. on the surface, cleanup ships are prepared to evacuate if a tropical storm develops. work has stopped on a secondary well to relieve pressure. a new report says workers on the deep water horizon were concerned about safety before it exploded. >> agriculture department official that was fired for. just this morning shirley sherrod says she is now getting hate mail and is thinking about conserving the blogger who started the controversy. >> in 48 hours, shirley sherro

should be nicer at the beaches forecast showing of fog should clear way just a bit expression for thecoast that results in warmer temperatures but the winds of the oceans will still keep readings combined to six days. 10 a.m. '50s and '60s bayside '70s and a couple of days beginning to pop up inland by the afternoon look for 90's and lend. forecast model warming up for the north showing '90s and triple digits north of santa rosa. lots of trouble digit third '70s and '80s by the bank so 80 is on track for the north bay sonoma 92 degrees. vallejo 77, san francisco 66, up for '70s to ladies for the peninsula. '70s for the shore after a few morning clouds will we see this morning the sun and then the hot stuff over the east bay hills, mid-90s. san jose just a gorgeous day 83, los gatos 86. 7 day around the bay of the heat's been getting on your nerves we have good news back into the mid to upper 80s some relief monday, tuesday upper 60s low '70's by the bay and notice the trend is consistent all lloyd through the end of the week into next week and no big changes we will see fog in the mor

the wind has picked up a little bit. instead of west, northwest it's a little bit more southernly. yesterday, the fog burned off sooner. it was mostly gone except on the coast. low overcast, a little bit breezy. 70s, upper 60s around the bay and upper 70s and low 80s inland. still, below average on the temperatures. the city is 52, that's running cooler than yesterday. 58 san jose. 52 in san rafael and napa. a pretty good little system spinning right here turning in and that's going to play into our weather and what looks to be a slightly warmer forecast. just a hint of some mist, not much. sunny, breezy, mild to warm if you are well away from any of the influence. 82 today in fairfield because of a little bit more of a sea breeze. peninsula, south bay 80 and 60s, 80s, that could be in the santa clara valley. a lot of low clouds and fog will keep us from warming up too much, but slightly warmer in the interior. pam and claudine? >>> thank you, steve. tomorrow, a judge is expected to decide whether or not to overturn the contract. the board changed the contract changes work rules and

on the left a bit of a back up for those paying cash heading to the toll plaza into san francisco. what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next generation of does. and opened a restaurant or robbed at gunpoint in a takeover robbery thursday just before 112 men wearing masks green bubble rest brought the men to purses, wallets as well as electronic devices soulfulness of customers. the decline from the cash register is while they were last seen running away from the restaurant is about a tent also reward for permission leading to the rest of the robbers. oakland police are investigating this early morning fire where pot plants were found in this apartment. here's the scene as crews finished mopping up. a call came in 530 this morning about a fire in this building at telegraph avenue after the fire was put out cruz water and to the units to check on residents that's when the plants were disc

a little bit of a breeze. not quites strong as yesterday unless you're close to the delta. 70s and 80s by noon and that takes us through 5:00 and through the weekend and i'll have your seven-day forecast in a bit. for now back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> a step grand father arrested on suspicion of child endangerment after his dog mauled a 2-year-old concord boy. he's in jail. christie smith is working to get an interview. if she's able to get it we'll have a live report of what he's saying about the deadly attack. police say 52-year-old steven hayashi was not home when his 2-year-old step grandson walked into the garage where the dogs were kept where they killed the little boy. they put down the three pit bulls as well as two others in the yard. >> we didn't know they had that many. i'm shocked to find it out. >> police arrested high yashlshy for child endangerment and owning an animal that causes great bodily harm. he's in the contra costa jail in martinez for a $125,000 fine. >>> scott mcgrew joins

a little bit breezy, still. there's enough of a sea breeze there out of the southwest. 40 miles per hour a couple of days ago, it's 20 right now it's still there but it's about half of what it was. mount tamm chilly. mid 50s, sonoma. 89 las vegas. no problem there for warmer weather, they will be hot. eukia a cool 51. another spin in the atmosphere. you see that little guy? once that goes through after tomorrow, with e will see warmer conditions inland. cool to mild to warm. just a tad warmer. upper 70s. i mean, 76 in con completed two days ago, they were 67. they have to warm up a little bit. it's a slow process, but it's getting there and santa ro with a cool week. a little bit warmer inland and then we'll see 80s to 90s, but the coast, it looks like they will stay on the cool side. >> thank you, steve. >>> california's biggest autoit will raise their rates. policyholders will get a one time 10% rebait rebato of about $50. >>> while disney is getting into the game scene on social networking sites, disney is buy

a lot of traders and i think market did took a bit of a dive towards the end of the session. nickel meanwhile is a bit of a power struggle between some of roche russia's richest men it's now taking a twist yeah absolutely after such a long conflict between the shareholders and we now see there is a big a bit of a twist with some of government officials stating that perhaps the state could take up a stake in in russian and you could produce or which is very an unexpected move it's not fully confirmed even so it's stated but we don't know the that part of the situation of the deal and say that the mechanics of the deal it could be cash or could be a stake swap a bit early to say anything on this but it definitely creates a lot of rumors and i think it will it did create a lot of short positions that were open as a result of that because states coming into ordinary school might not be viewed or it definitely is not viewed as immediately a positive thing so we could say that it's only has president lot of volatility in the stock throughout the day i think it's still ended up caus

could be a little bit warmer and then looks like cooling for next week. another weather check in just a few minutes. >> thank you, mark. >>> 6:40 is the time right now. just ahead here, you may guess that san francisco has the largest population of same sex couple in the country but the number 2 spot also goes to a bay area city. which one makes the list. >>> and oakland city council members debated for hours over a plan to tax medical marijuana. we'll tell what you they decided. >>> we have breaking news this morning. where firefighters uncovered a large marijuana operation. you can't see the damage there because the firefighters say that the back side of the home is what caught fire but when they went inside, they sound the en tire third floor filled with pot plants. they didn't fine any people inside, just one dog. we saw a dog run out of the store front when he ran down. >> he ran down into the corner over there. >> they are settle investigating whether the growing operation sparked the fire and whether or not that's legal or illegal. we'll have a live

as far as i know, the sound got better for a little bit. the club was working with the neighbors, and that relationship seemed to be pretty good, things seemed to be going pretty positively. and as i reported before the last commission, we reached a point where the neighbors were feeling they were at a bit of an impasse and the sound was starting to become more and more of an issue and that issue wasn't getting resolved and it was at that time that we felt that it was time to bring manor west before the commission to kind of answer questions and then have the commission decide whether or not, just as we said, possible action if they wanted reconditioned or what have you. i think i'll bring sergeant yamgucci and he can talk about his experiences. he has been there more recently than i have, as the commission knows, i've been pulled because of the series of incidents, i've been pulled into mission and other parts of the city and haven't been able to spend the time in southern so i'm a little bit behind the ball but fortunately for me we have s

jerry in the dugout not a bit hall. chad billingsly meanwhile the giants with a complete game. they threatened a couple of time but couldn't come through. the giants do take 2-3 as it is on to arizona for them. >>> whatever is going on with the as, what's not to like? winners of five of their last six since the all star break. despite a number of injuries, the boston red sox are more than a bunch of stiffs. oakland beat them this afternoon thanks in part to matt watson. 32-year-old his first big league homerun bounced around the miners, played over in asia. coming through like a champion today. jack cust knows a little bit about minor league buses. jack his fifth and into the 5 davis into short center-field base hit. he will play the pair. and the as take it 6-4. gonzalez with the 9th win for oakland. >>> and we have the big-time local kid making go ahead story going on with the warriors as they sign palo alto high star jeremy lynn who went undrafted, was extremely impressive in summer league ball. four years at harvard. the six foot three inch guard became a bit of a cult figu

a little bit breezy out of the west. fair told's -- >>> we will warm up a little bit. looking cool again, tori. >> another cool time as we go into august. >> i know. >>> republican candidate for governor meg whitman now says she is willing to participate in three debates the jerry brown. brown challenged whitman to three debates and she accepted one. now she has accepted three. >> we thought these were the three strongest proposals. >> the bottom line is we believe the people from california should hear from the two people at the same time. >> three debates are more than the usual number for the governor's race. >>> final approval for redevelopment project in san francisco that's been the subject of a lot of debate. >>> and school children received some much needed help as they get ready to go back to school. our real national pastime? saving money. and like baseball people love their stats. i started bringing my lunch to work -- 50 bucks a week in my pocket. here's a good one: state farm insures 40 million drivers. more than geico and progressive combined. i saved bec

usually a earthquakes last the little bit some people panic a little bit but everything was ok. >> were back live along mission street we've been down san pedro talking with businesses. for the most part nothing damaged but definitely sunders rattled. >> thank you for the update pureed live on the phone with more on the earthquake could afternoon cal. i think the question everyone's asking what does this mean? >> it means we live in a seismically active area and people in bay area should be prepared for earthquakes of any time. certainly it's possible to have much larger earthquakes in this this was fairly small. >> in half weeks ago we had a 3.3 just off the coast from the san francisco zoo. talk a little bit about how one quake may relieve for put more pressure on other parts the fold. >> the smaller earthquakes probably don't have too much affect to and it's not unusual to have earthquakes of this size even several the close together of time. other than tellus that we delivered a seismically active area and not particularly significant. any particular is quickly never know when it oc

at 615 so no rhyme or reason to the flow we've had no incidents on the bridge but you can see a bit up from the middle of these parking lot. we continue to watch conditions through a word on nimitz freeway wynton the taillights are southbound headed towards interchange were that interchanges part of the construction has been reconfigured it is not the final set up its not be the out way it is when they're finished but they've added an additional three lanes and an extra lane on the off ramp and a center lane for the off ramp at 92 to take jackson into downtown hayward. >> 650 is the time right now fathered three then down in oakland we have new information in the case surveillance video has helped police be led to two suspects jonathan blum has the latest >> here in oakland police have made a second of two arrests and the you robbery and murder of a virginia man. the second arrest of place on this block of curtis after their first arrest that happen over the weekend. the break in the case came when people saw that video on television this in kron 4 one person recognize the people and

you fudge a little bit but remember, watering after the fact? we have learned so many things but let me get you back to what your doing? >> one of the things as a there are several of perennials coming into bloom at the garden centers. just because the spring stuff is it done it does not mean that you can not have some more stuff. with summer annuals, you can kind of odd that what you already have. and i have a container right here in front of your office. >> you can use a new one, if old screen. >> the reason why is that this container is shallow. some of these larger ones, with rocks. >> and we have one minute. >> i would like to mention that some plans require specific fertilizers, rhododendrons, azaleas, citrus, and even acid- type. that is the only type you do something specific. avocado. and >> excuse me, but when you do use the menorah? >> i like to use this t oea of manure and a you can use this and with nemoo t, [laughter] >> and they take nutrients in. >> and that would not totally scared you off yet? henry's garden is every saturday at

traffic is just a little bit slow there. roblem here traffic is moving fine at the limit still just 21 minutes on your right for novato into san francisco. wrapping up with a look good hayward 6 lin is currently being added to 80 between the wind on them. the to re lands allegis rate to 92 and some confusion is occurring were some slowing on >> arm of st. >> new for you this morning surprise offer from the oakland police union that involves honors to pony up more money to solve the budget deficit for the city council met late into the night last night here is what they decided it will be before your 3 under and $60 partial text that will place on the number of violent that tax will be used to fund police, fire services but only of officers agree to pay 9 percent into their pension. the police union must still approve the deal by august 10th or the city will pole vaulting from the november ballot the council also voted to allow the amendment of measure wide. if voters passed a tax the police force could be brought up to 803 of

volume pulled back a bit from yesterday's levels on both the big board and the nasdaq. demand for big ticket items slumped last month, falling 1%. economists expected a gain of that much, and saw today's report as a sign manufacturing is slowing down. over the states finances. arnold schwarzenegger also brought back furloughs for thousands of state workers until a state budget is passed. a new executive order requires state employees taking three unpaid days off per month starting next week. and janet yellen is one step closer. the senate banking committee approved her nomination as fed vice chair. the panel also approved sarah raskin and peter diamond to be on the fed board. the nominations now go to the full senate for a vote. >> tom: still ahead, from mattel to ibm, big multinational companies can see big swings in their earnings depending on the value of the dollar. tonight's "street critique" guest explains why. he's wolfgang koester, c.e.o. of currency management firm fireapps. >> suzanne: the tickets will cost up to $30,000 each. no, we're not talking about the su

not a lot, just a bit. tomorrow, fog starts out in the morning. most of us in our daytime high, upper 60s, low 70s. there might even be a low 80 in vacaville. but that's not that warm for this time of year. daytime highs tomorrow will be hampered by this low pressure center which has definitely kept us cool. brought us the weather spring and now brought us the cooler summer. thursday, friday and saturday, temperatures do warm into the 80s and even low 90s; it's still going to be below average. mild weather to say the least. i've had lots of communication with all of you and a lot of folks are expressing how much they enjoy this weather. i bet you east bay mud and some of the water districts are happy as well, because the grass, the lawn, the plants are not taking as much water as they usually do. lots of things, it's a loop when you get weather like this. no red flag warns, no heat advisories, these are usually lead stories in our newscast. >> i bet you some of the business off fisherman's ward are making a lot of money. thank you, bill. >>> visito

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california company there, celebrating a bit. we also can celebrate a couple of god earnings reports. caterpillar and eli lilly, two big stocks there could see a much higher opening. numbers will appear momentarily. feeling good after some losses yesterday. >>> we made it to thursday, july 22, i'm dave clarke. >> i'm pam cook. time now, 6:30. >> arson investigation happening this hour at sfo. fire destroyed 7 cars there overnight. we're out there and have the latest on this investigation. >> reporter: good morning, dave. tow truck crews making quick work of this. they are in the process of towing away the fourth of 7 cars, arson investigators have spent hours out here and have targeted their focus the the damage is significant. we don't know what started it, but we know parking attendant spotted the fire after midnight, called 911, but six cars suffered heavy damage and others suffered minor damage. right now, the airport is trying 20 get ahold of the owners of these cars. they are doing it by getting license plates and running th

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i will talk a bit about what merchants and basically how we interact together. there is a lot about pieces of the puzzle. basically one of the things that's helped work in our neighborhood that i think should work in other neighborhoods is the cooperation that exists with the different organizations. wew merchant association and different people running around. we have police officers and city services and a lot didn't come together until somebody stepped up and took the initiative to make it come together. it doesn't take 50 people but it one person saysil make this happen that's all it takes to get something that works in a neighborhood. i will give you an example for why merchant associations work well together when the merchant association startd and didn't much about the neighborhood. we have our own problems here we have people breaking into our stores and people robbing the place. and the neighborhood has problems they are problems we didn't understand or know about. once you come together you say you don't have the separate problems all the time. we have

europe dropped a bit this morning. and there is a fair amount of economic data this week including reports on housing, consumer confidence, durable goods and first look at second quarter gdp. that's the broadest measure of economic growth. wall street gets more news on housing market this morning, though, with new home sales and they're forecasted to have edged higher last month after dropping in may after the home buyer tax credit expired. tomorrow we get the latest read on home prices, expected to rise for the second month in may after dropping for six straight months. the dow was up 102 points on friday to start trading at 10,424. the nasdaq added 23 points to kick us off at 2,269. >>> ford takes the wraps off the 2011 explorer later today here on new york's herald square. the suv is completely redesigned on a carl platform this time. it sits closer to the ground. it has a smaller more fuel efficient engine. ford says it is similar to the toyota camry in that it gets 19 miles per gallon in the city and 28 on the high

however, revenues did fall a bit short. the dow snapped a week long streak on thursday, down seven points to 10,359. nasdaq is off nearly a point to 2249. so that's where trading starts us off today. back to you, laura. >> thanks, courtney. >>> larry ellison may be the first to remind you today to dot your is and cross your ts and never let the so-called shot clock to run out. the oracle founder may have lost his bid to own the golden state warriors buzz of a clerical error. despite months op speculation a group led by venture capitalist joe lacob may be the new owner of the warriors. they made $450 million. but ellison reportedly bid even higher yet he did not get the deal. according to the firm handling the sale the paperwork was, quote, not filed in time. ellison was not happy about coming in second and in the statement, he says chris cohen decided to sell to somebody else. and in my experience, this is a bit unusual. none the less, i wish the warriors and their fans nothing but success. >> got to be a little tough for a

a little bit clearer weather. that is because we're getting a little drier northwest wind that is going to allow temperatures climb a little bit over the weekend. perfect russian river, napa, berryessa beokt weather all of that moving in. this is promoting deeper marine layer and surge along the coast and fog, niats and mornings but slightly drier weather. here is how it looks today. by 8:00, 9:00, clearing out by noon today. warmer inland temperatures. here is the forecast, for a little bit warmer day time temperatures, not only here but statewide. hot weather in the desert southwest. east bay temperatures will be in the low to mid-80s for the south bay. 74 in union city. 78 in santa clara and 80 degrees in san jose. san francisco today, and san mateo will reach a low 60s a little sunshine and 75, petaluma and clearlake, 69 in santa cruz. 70 was our typical bay area forecast, afternoon clouds, nice warm sunshine, 60s to mid 90s. >>> back to san francisco where we have a water leak. apparently it's not a water main

i'd like to perhaps explain a little bit about why integrated approach is important. this is a picture of a relative small area of flooding in the north of england. small picture but i'd like to take you through. the first in the top left shows the source of the flooding. this is in windsor and it developed because a large area of largely rural of land got completely water logged and then during a storm event that water washed off that area into the urban area. the responsibility for managing that drainage lies with the local drainage authority, which is the drainage board. it flowed on to highways in the area -- you see in the top right picture highway flooding. responsibility for draining the highway is the local highway authority. it then flowed into the properties on the left of the picture. as soon as it crossed past the wall there into the property, the responsibility for that drainage shifted to the drainage -- the responsibility of the local water company, which is a private company responsible in part for draining property. it went in through the front doors o

shows a little bit of a warm-up.could see 91 degrees reserve the inland fog spier's saturday upper '70's frick. thank you, let's talk about traffic bay bridge toll plaza still not from keep the mind is you have across the bay bridge you soon will have trojans doing some work. making sure it is nice and strong. they will be there and so far, 45 minutes or so. another bridge from san mateo looks like it is a little bit busier than the bay bridge but still not a problem goes to show it the easy it surely take you about four minutes to get across some of their bridge. finally golden gate, the easiest bridge all morning long traffic is light in that area up all the way from novato into san francisco takes you a nice 22 minutes and you grow lingual. other news, when no one san jose traffic is somewhat from that area. we are monitoring the whole situation i would give united traffic update in just a few. now let's talk about traffic and what happened on sunday. the man involved in the vial and judo and highway 580 appeared

>> a few days ago. >> so they're getting a little bit of bad and a little bit of good. t a big warm up but it's going to be just right for your parents because temperatures will be in the 70s and 80s, not in the 100s which we usually see. we have fog that has cleared, which is great news. a lot of folks corresponding with the weather center and they are pleased because it has been foggy coast side for a number of days. highs tomorrow, i think maybe an 80 out there in antioch, maybe 80 in fairfield. it's a little bit warmer tomorrow. further warmer -- warming. tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., a lot of fog. it's gone now from the coast but by tomorrow, fog is back. it'll burn off more quickly tomorrow though. temperatures will be a little bit warmer. forecast highs as you look at the map, you will see the 90s up there in the valley. and then everybody else just kind of on the 70 low 80s range. high pressure is going to set up this weekend. and it's going to be a bit warmer with temperatures around the bay in the upper 70s. upper 80s inland and you get those assorted low 80s.

we'll see things warm up a little bit as marine layer breaks up a little bit and warm summer like heatl stay with us all the way through the weekend. >> it's still worth avoiding westbound 580 on an though all lanes are open. we have traffic absolutely gridlocked. take a look at the drive time, well over an hour for the drive on westbound 580 from 205 to 680. we're talking about 45-minute delay. you may want to consider first street as an alternate and injury accident 880 at tennison. >> thank you for joining us. >> we'll have an update at 7:22. have a great day.k!c! @g c!gc!c!

that the fact that it's coming out quite late tomorrow are scheduled to be then we're going to be in a bit of a holding pattern and it might not be until monday where we start to see a bigger reaction and if this stronger in a word. well then i think the market will breathe a sigh of relief and that maybe things are just not as bad as what maybe some people were thinking or were fearing i do think that there has been a bit of stability coming into the situation in the years own over the last few weeks in particular and that has benefited the currency but if this stress test turns out to be what you're suggesting. questioning me and maybe a bit better then obviously i think the euro would probably rally more so versus a broad range of currencies to pull what did you take from the fed report this morning. well i was a little bit surprised when i came in this morning and i was looking at the price action of the dollar i mean it was actually holding up very very well versus the euro even though the bernanke he was talking about the possibility of additional measures that is more quantitative e

fans getting a little bit of a treat here. check it out. 270,000, milwaukee brewer, prince fielder trying to take out the pirate catcher, boom! a big collision at the plate. do you know what, kraft is big himself, 6'56'5", he makes the . that's what we call making the tag. he's out. milwaukee went on to win, 3-2. >> that's when you see little birds, speaking is of the cartoon? man, watch out! he plays rough. >> it might have been special effects, i don't know. >> yeah, right. >> what's your job? i'm the major league tweet girl. >> anytime. >> do they pay you if they pay you like in the city of bell. >> i'll do anything in the city of bell. >>> we've got the people making their way on the morning drive, but it's friday so we have an easy, lighter volume, 18 minutes off of that carquinez bridge down the freeway. the chp reports right down here about the 980/580 interchange, the reports of a structure fire. we're checking it out. it might be a small issue, but we'll let you know anytime there's a structure fire in the city of oak

sweltering city summer two brothers in moscow have come up with a plan to beat the heat as well as make a bit of cash on the site and the tolly and boris rent out their apartment in the summer months and set up camp on a small island in the state one kilometer outside of the city center a camp here in one hundred sixty when i was in my second year at school we came here in a car and we saw the place was vacant we bought a boat right away and brought it here it's a paradise there's good fishing under you it might seem like a strange choice but it's all perfectly legal anyone can pitch their tent and start their own camp as long as the base certain rules smother it and use it our chief concern is to avoid harming nature these people are clean and tidy and don't harm nature but if other people come pitch a tent and start throwing rubbish around they'll have to face punishment as far as ways to beat the heat goes on the telly and boris have certainly adopted a fairly novel approach with the spike robinson crusoe esque existence they still can't live without some of the creature comforts they go h

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and then, was disoriented and a bit off. nd then, i returned that day with a big bandage on my head that they're going to have to paint out. i said, i can do my fight scenes. i'm ready. a few minutes in, they said you're not fighting very well. you should go home. >> reporter: she says, as the mother of six, she wouldn't take risks that might kill her. but she was willing to risk a few broken bones. is it a film the kids will see? >> at some point. >> reporter: not right now, though? >> right now, i think pax can handle it. but people trying to kill your mom is not something -- it's not so much me being stunts or how dark the film is. it's the idea of somebody coming after your mom. >> reporter: scary. >> not something they need to see. >> reporter: i read somewhere that pax had seen a clip somewhere. and that he was confused by it. >> he didn't like it. i said, it's fine. mommy wins. he didn't like it. >> reporter: but she does like it. not just for the fun of making it. but as a tribute to all the real-life cia women she me

it's nice to get a little bit sunshine. the plants, a little sunshine to grow and a mild pattern stays in your forecast into your thursday. asthma reason mentioned a degree or two warmer. a warmup. so your thursday forecast just like today but the fog burns off. hence, a little bit warmer. 74 -- the nine bay area counties will be 7. we'll have a couple of os. the rough temperature of 74. overnight lows in the 50s. the fog will push inland. it will get to concord. it will get to livermore and napa and santa rosa. then we'll have a repeat of what we saw yesterday. good air quality. i can't stress it enough. we're not doing a lot of fire stories. in california, there is a lot of fire stories. we're dealing with nice cool weather, this cool summer pattern. it's here. it's gonna stay. it will get warmer for the weekend. forget the 90s the -- upper 90s. we're looking at temperatures cooler that than. the microclimates, 60s along the bayshore there. 76 out towards la fayette and walnut creek and right into the clayton area where yo

the comix and he's talking about how this was a heroic piece of legislation now forgive me max by a bit of a skeptic about all this i think by now they ought to done something so i'm pretty skeptical as to whether or not that's actually going to happen and it was interesting that while he called this bill heroic he also drew reference to the fact the global commodity markets the regulated part of that is five trillion dollars worth and then points out the over the counter mark is six hundred trillion so quite what can really be done this point within the context of the existing discussion i'm pretty dubious what it's worth i think the market itself will drive silver much higher i hear people you know investors taking a view on global currencies will drive the price higher absent involvement from the regulator which is a shame and is a reflection of where we are particular off to what when mr markopoulos as well referenced the maid off the. case it just seems as though. in order to get the price hard it's going to be a case of investors taking physical delivery as opposed to the regulate

a little bit of redundancy a lot of morning fog pretty slow to burn off this morning a little slower than always by yesterday surges keep in mind when you stepped out the door this morning you might see a little bit and drizzle. san mateo 55 degrees by noontime jumping at 10 high temperature 73 it back down again to the '60s by a clock. our satellite picture does show where those pockets of fog are you can see abortion on river and through the bay up through the delta in the state kind of just having the cosines pushing its way down towards morgan hill in looks like san jose is in the clear but we are seeing plenty of raw even north bay. currently temperatures are in the '50s. 53 san francisco, mid-50s for livermore. warmer in hayward, oakland getting up to 58. into the afternoon we will keep it cool staying in the '70s. upper 70's for places like santa rosa sonoma temperatures rid around 70 degrees. another cool day 62 in san francisco, los the as well on the close, he is a pretty cool in places like berkeley, richmond. then into hayward, union city and fremont temperatures jumping

will look at your forecasts coming up in just a little bit. that story, a little girl was killed in an early-morning fire and an apartment complex in san jose this past sunday. the old was from north carolina she was visiting relatives. 10 people injured in that fire. we'll have that video and little bit. more than two dozen also displays kron4 is maureen kelly has been following the story she has a chance to describe what happens. we do the overstuff want to get a check on the forecast, here is a live look at the golden gate bridge where we have again mild conditions. as we understand it or and recycle down good morning louisa. >> good morning james. political done as we head into monday morning. this morning we are soft in with morning fog in even a little bit of drizzle. we are looking for as a warm up as the head towards the weekend. the fog is tennis sitting right on through the north bay long 101 pushing into the delta. it doesn't look like it made its way to livermore valley. really just the northern portions of the peninsula to the suns

(playing flute) so now that you have a little bit of powwow and a little bit of cedar flute in your ears, i would like to invite two guests up to perform for you, two arrangements which i made especially for today. first, rita lindall, rita and i are both in the same cohort as the music program at uc berkley and we've been saying for 4 years, we need to play music. so we finally made it happen. so, rita lindall, and then masuro koga. mas and i have been playing together for a very long time, so much so that we wore the same shirt without having to talk to each other about it. mas is in high demand both as a teacher and as a session side man, having played with everybody from anthony brown's asian american orchestra to wane wallace's newest cd. who haven't you played with lately? yeah, he's played with everybody. you can find mas on a lot of different cd's from the local jazz community. this song we're going to do is an air called the brown-haired girl. when i was recording, when i was fortunate to be able to record bridge across the blue, i was telling them i got this air, i got it off t

we got a bit of chard right now, the red and the green. just direct from the farm. et voila. >> it's like a whirlwind in the kitchen with this chef as he makes cooking with greens actually look easy. take, for example, this dish. he adds noodles and a little white wine reduction with some sweet pea greens, and then finishes with sesame seeds, and presto-- an easy and simple dish that any of us could do. >> oh, i love to play around and, you know, create some dish by themselves, just a vegetable or incorporate in a gratin or with some fish and chicken. so i get a variety of a fresh vegetable direct from our gardens, from the oxnard field, ventura field, and to the restaurant, to the plate, to the customer. >> so what's his tip to finding so many ways tcook with greens? well, his main secret to success lies with his friends and neighbors, roy nishimori and jan berk, who run san miguel produce and have almost every green you could imagine at their farm in nearby oxnard which, in turn, provides the chef with a lot of great ideas. >> here we have the baby bok choy in a so

we have, i think, achieved quite a bit just this week. the potrero merchant's association contracted with the giants to send 50 kids to ball games this summer, realizing there aren't that many things going on. those things happened because there is good communication and good education. so with that, i really am looking very much forward to rebuilding that whole community. the one thing supervisor maxwell knows, i have been mr. electricity and sewage and everything else. i think we can use powtrare owe -- potrero and sunnydale as examples on how to save millions of dollars. chair maxwell: that's why i was glad to see the p.u.c.'s involvement, and hopefully involved in more than just the regular ways, but involved in bringing some new programs to that new community as well. >> we have been doing a fine job of educating the p.u.c. on what programs are available. some of it was straight out of a box. but we are making progress. i'm not slamming t chair maxwell: thank you, joe. that's what it takes, it takes a community. the streets are so of

can you tell us a bit about that? >> bamiyan is relatively peaceful, and it's actually very exciting to go there because it gives us a sense of what could be achieved in other parts of afghanistan, were they to enjoy the same levels of peace and tranquility as bamiyan does. so i was able to visit communities where we'd supported the construction of schools and water systems, including with the involvement of the communities themselves. i was also able to meet with groups of girls who were able to play sports. they were playing volleyball. they were able to get together and discuss their own issues in the way that teenagers would do anywhere. it was very encouraging. >> now, unicef is one part of a constellation of aid coming to afghanistan. what more do you think can be done in this regard, and who else should be involved? >> i think we do have, as you say, a large number of actors in afghanistan today. the full range, the whole u.n. family is represented there. we also have a lot of non-governmental organizations and

however, things are shifting a little bit. there had been a lot of support for the government because they were seen as the only alternative and recently there's been talk of this new theory called constructive disengagement, which is basically advising the international community to back away from somalia , to stop trying to shape events in somalia because it just hasn't been working. >> brown: before i let you go, just to come back to where we started, you talked about the signs of life, even at the airport with the duty-free shop. i remember the last time i looked into this and read and talked to people there were somalis coming back from around the world to come and join the government or to come back and try to create a civil society in a business life there. what's the state of all of that at this point? >> well, that's a really good question. when the president came in last year he brought with him a lot of people from outside somalia who really believed in him and felt a duty to return to their country, brave these enor

it will keep things cool all have the full forecast coming up in just a bit. e in rugged terrain near the town of of fish now 90 percent contained its for more than 560 a. as much as 650 firefighters battling the blaze. a dozen other wild fires burning in riverside county the cactus fire near 650 a. 100 percent contained. another fire near tenaculum also lightning strike that's been contained since saturday morning. for more than 500 a. they continue to watch the potential for a lightning strikes in the southern california area. if wild fire in central washington state that's destroyed at least three homes and threatened dozens of others. strong winds blew the fire across the stage rush toward the area of about a hundred homes. the started yesterday afternoon off about 10 mi. yes of yakima about 10,000 a. have burned so far. tough times for firefighters and vallejo if tumors asians closing the doors today. kron 4 jeff bush tells us what the bankruptcy had to make the move. five >> station 25 on the drive close its doors today and carried station 26 on full aven

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and some seemed a bit puzzled., littering and dumping are similar in one aspect they are both illegal. but they do have differences for example, if you toss one rusty nail out your car window that would be littering. but unloaded bucket of rusting nails, illegal dumping. toss a can of beer on the ground, littering. toss a full can of paint, or containers of motor oil, illegal dumping. if some papers blow about the bed of your truck that would be considered littering, but a mattress illegal dumping. you may get fined if you are caught littering, but if you are caught leaving a couch well that could mean jail time. with all the cities and counties in the bay area scrambling to find money for vital services, like police and fire, the money that they spent to clean up illegally dumped items do not help the situation. and the worst part, a lot of the dump items i have found a appeared to come from construction jobs like these rocks. but you can help, if someone is doing construction on your home, ask them where they are