we have some of the wing parts of an a.c. 45 boat here today.ly twice as long as an a.c. 45 with something like four times the pair and imagine the wing style being twice as tall as the a.c. 45, something as tall as a 1-story building. that's what's coming town. that's what is under construction in our team base at pier 80. that's what our team will begin training in later this year, perhaps as early as the end of july, beginning of august here on the bay. so these boats are cool, they're meant to be cool and are cool. the america's cup has been transformed. it has retained the tradition, but it's blown away the stuffyness that is all about now, it's all about inclusion. it's for the city front crowd just as much as it is for the other crowd. two years and two months ago, our team won the america's cup and brought it to san francisco and i'm delighted to be here with the mayor signing of the resolution is a major milestone. it marks months of tremendous hard work, good will, cooperation and, yes, some heartache along the way to allow the america

and an a.c. system size. i don't want to into details on that i want to make sure you get the right -- that's the only area of confusion that i have seen on bids that can affect the sales part of it. so first off, i want you to get the full price. that means the maximum you'll be charged. that includes any additional things that they may charge you because you have a difficult roof or steeply pitched roof or concrete tile or whatever they might see. you get that full price. that's before rebate, before tax credit. then you take the system size in cec, california energy commission a.c. watts. that term is understood by the people in the industry. that means they use the c.e.c. ratings to determine the a.c. wattage. you get the per watt price. you divide this by this. you get the price per a.c. watt. you want to ask about permit fees as well. each city typically will charge fees. now those fees are coming down and we're working very hard to get them standardized and clear. there is some cost. sometimes the inst

it's the closest thing to experience what these amazing boats are, these a.c.-45's, the bits and piecesxt summer which is in july and august, the challenger selection races, july and august, the winner of race will race the oracle racing in the finals starting september 7 in the first to win five. those races will take place in the a.c. 72's that you'll see starting to hit the water later this summer. the guys and gals are now designing and building on behalf of the teams. ladies and gentlemen, to tell you all about that and more, he has an olympic gold medal from the 1984 olympics in los angeles in the fin

it's the closest thing to experience what these amazing boats are, these a.c.-45's, the bits and piecesxt summer which is in july and august, the challenger selection races, july and august, the winner of race will race the oracle racing in the finals starting september 7 in the first to win five. those races will take place in the a.c. 72's that you'll see starting to hit the water later this summer. the guys and gals are now designing and building on behalf of the teams. ladies and gentlemen, to tell you all about that and more, he has an olympic gold medal from the 1984 olympics in los angeles in the fin class. he has more america's cup races than anyone in the history of the planet. he has one four of the last five america's cups. i was thinking about this, mr. mayor, he has had particularly good success in california thinking about the olympics in 1984, but the competition -- thanks jennifer, the competition is exceedingly tough. this may be the highest quality field of challengers ever. team new zealand for sure. the italian sure, the swedish team, the french are very strong as we

watch "a.c. 360" live from the syrian border with turkey. cnn, monday night, 8:00 p.m. eastern time. we'll also be talking to anderson later on this half hour by phone. >>> all right, churches across the u.s. are packed this mother's day. and many pastors are focusing on one theme in particular. president obama's decision to support gay marriage. and while the pastor's sermons are on the same subject, their messages are not all the same at all. we'll hear from some in less than five minutes from now. >>> all right. boston university is in mourning today after a crash in new zealand leaves three students dead, five others injured. a group of study abroad students was visiting locations where "the lord of rings" movies was filmed. the van they were traveling in swerved off a road and rolled over on saturday. >>> right now, fire crews in northern arizona are battling three wildfires. one fire came so lows to prescott, the residents were forced to flee, but have since been allowed to return o their homes. another fire which is spreading across 2,000 acres can be seen from p

current to a.c. current. that's all it does. it fits on the side of the house next to the meter typically and isn't very large. about this big, a foot square maybe. so that's they typically are warranted for 10 years. they're probably last 15 years. so on a cost analysis for the system typically run an inverter replacement at year 15. the inverter is wired to your loads. it uses electricity, appliances, whatever and it's also tied to your meter. the only real visual impact on the house is the panels. the other stuff is almost never seen. the thing about solar panels is they work during the day owl. so the big question is what about at night? well when isn't shining. in the past the only solution you had to that was batteries. you would have to purchase a large group of batteries and wire them to your system. during the day the sun would produce what your house needed and charge up the batteries and at nighttime you would draw off the batteries. what has made solar go from a niche market and explode to a big popular market has be

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we don't need the heat or the a.c.on wednesday and a little better chance of thunderstorms, too on wednesday. so overnight, we're just going to see mostly cloudy, breezy and comfortable. no furness -- no furnace, winds turning south/southeast 10-15. by morning partly sunny, breezy and mild. a shower possible north and west, 50s and 60s. winds turning southerly 10-15. give us breaks in the clouds tomorrow. by afternoon, mostly cloudy, breezy and mild. showers maybe a thunderstorm possible. high temperature 75. especially if the storms out near hey gars town and frederick and west. next 67 days a better -- next 7 days, fábetter chance of shower 70 on thursday. 69 on friday. then temps go back up. we're going to try to keep mother's day dry. right now we have a shower possible [ male announcer ] if your kids like movies with animals... ♪ ...action heroes... ♪ ...sing-alongs, or whatever else, then you and your family will love netflix. netflix lets you watch unlimited movies and tv episodes on your pc or tv via game conso

turn the a.c. off and enjoy. >> yes. f >> it might be enough for the static electricity.ou usually only get that in the wintertime. the pressure is steady. really, just a great evening. now here is the satellite picture. we'll zoom in to this today. the storm has movedded eastward, producing pretty big showers and thunderstorms, and especially south, down into kentucky and tennessee. and these are our friday storms. we see the front, it will generate the storms between 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. in the meantime, some high clouds will get in here by dawn. so we're clear right now. we'll be clear for most of the night with the lower dew point, it will be pretty cool. temperatures will fall pretty fast after the sun goes down. 85 in rockville. it sounds a little bit high. but we'll say hello to everybody in rockville. 84 in college park and 82 over in andrews. 77 in reston and 81 rather in sterling. out to the west, 79 in leesburg, but 82 still in manassas, it's pretty nice. okay, severe weather alert day for friday. cool again tonight. a dry morning commute. critical

but if you have not had to do it just yet, you might be kicking on that a.c.oward the end of the week. we'll let you know which cities will be the hottest. i'm going to send it back to you guys. >> thank you, christina. >>> believe it or not, there was another major celebration going on in san francisco this weekend. shaking it. yeah, it was carnival, the parade made its way through the mission district to harrison where there was a festival. carnival is an annual celebration of latin, american, and caribbean cultures, it's been going on for more than three decades in the city. and organizers claim it is the largest celebration on the west coast. huh. who knew. i lived in the city and i didn't see any of that on saturday. >> there was a lot going on. >> i missed out. >> plenty to see. >> 5:16 right now. coming up, how about justin bieber in the limelight. not for singing this time. why the young cat could be in trouble with the law. >> uh-oh. >>> the suits beat out the tights at the box office. how the latest men in black installment did in theaters. >>> and a

but for several of us, we enjoy the ocean a.c. we had for part of today. 56 in livermore. and right now, 56 in san jose. we've updated our weather headlines. we are expecting some drizzle on the coastline. mainly here throughout the morning hours. and the sun will be hazy with relatively low air quality. but by this weekend, those numbers are expected to jump 5 to 10 degrees. when you have storm visibility, about 2,000 miles, the high pressure is going to build in just in time to deflect that. that's going to take the cooling breeze we enjoyed for a decent part of today. and that's going to knock it out of the way in the next 48 to 72 hours. for friday, saturday and sunday, that's when numbers will jump back into the 90s. at least for a lot of our interior locations. a little warming for our coastline. 47 in santa rosa to start. 50 in concord. low 50s here in san jose. 49 in gilroy. and starting off cool in santa cruz at 48. topping out tomorrow with mid-80s in san jose. 86 in morgan hill. 86 in gilroy. and 85 in los gatos. it's cooler than what we started off this week, i

lou le doux from a.c. bats donated the bats out front that we're selling tonight. and we've really benefited from his involvement. he's a board member of the foundation. we have some silent action items. all the items out there that we're selling tonight raised money for the foundation and its mission so we can go to place like guadalcanal and normandy and take these veterans back and get their personal histories. there is no more incredible experience than walk the battlefield in belgium or in normandy with a veteran and their vivid recollection. any veteran who served in a war knows that they can recall pretty much everything about the battle they were in. and the world war ii veterans, even though they are getting older, their memories are quite vivid and it provides some great documentaries. and we're selling some of our emmy award-winning documentaries out there to benefit the foundation. big thank you to all the sponsors listed on tonight's program and all the volunteers who helped tonight. we would also like to recognize some gentlemen this particular evenin

who can forget his world renowned chain gangsor city no a.c. in those bad boys.k the spirit of the convicts, sheriff joe has put them in pink prison jump suits. apparently it doesn't sit well with attorney general eric holder. he is suing sheriff joe for racial profiling. here is sheriff joe's response. >> i am not going to surrender my office to the federal government. i will fight this to the bitter end. >> eric: got to go to bob. it going to go to kimberly for the legalese, but i want to know -- >> bob: i can't stand to talk about this guy. waste of time. go to kimberly. >> kimberly: this is a federal civil lawsuit, not a criminal action. we discussed with this with bob in the break. so what we have here is the justice department going after him saying that he is essentially committing a legal act. against the minority communities, hispanics, in arizona, and as a remedy they want him out of a job. two, someone to be in there and oversee and micro manage the function and duties of the sheriff department. keep in mind he is a five-term figure as sheriff. he deni

get into the a.c. if you can. don't overexert, respect the heat.torms dissipating after midnight. tomorrow, a little sun in the morning. clouding up in the afternoon with a high around 9. a dpraert chance of thunderstorm and wednesday. drying out after that, temperatures in the 80s, less humid on wednesday afternoon. lower humidity on tuesday, too, lows near 60. afternoon highs near 80. into the weekend, showers friday and saturday, drying out, cooling down on saturday. danella? >>> still nice if you're about to hit the roads. take a look at the beltway. nice and clear as you make your way on the inner loop, nice and clear. in fact, as your travel speed from van dorn to the wilson bridge, you're at 59 miles per hour. nice and clear. but wait. in prince george's county, as well, inner loop and outer loop making your way past ritchie marlboro road, again, no issues to report. in fact, as you're taking the beltway in again, light shock as you pass colesville road. back to you both. >> thank you. >>> amtrak trains are once again rolling along this morn

i bet you are happy with all that a.c. >> i was outside earlier.t is too hot out there to be out there for any length of time. especially when you are wearing a tie and long sleeves. out there now, current temperatures -- veronica, please, on-air broadcast now. temperatures outside into the 90s. many areas 91 degrees in baltimore. 9 in washington. the heat index is between 95 and 100 across the region. that's why we had the heat advisory in effect until 9:00 tonight. once again watch out out there. make sure you are drinking (ty of wa plenty of water. >> thanks, doug. >>> fairfax county police are trying to figure out who slashed several farm animals at a popular park over the weekend. >> they say it could be connected to a similar attack on three horses last month. darcy spencer reports. >> reporter: hundreds of people were out enjoying this memorial day holiday. riding the carousel, participating in a fun equestrian competition and visiting the farm animals. it is here inside the kidwell barn police are investigating a disturbing and bizarre inci

. >>> now let's check in with anderson for a look what's coming up on "a.c. 360". >> the president under his stance or lack of one when it comes to same-sex marriage. we'll have that and the latest comments by vice president biden. also tonight, just when you thought the birs had puhe copiraorbout president obama's birthplace to rest. controversy is popping up again, this time in north carolina. some leading republican congressional candidates are questioning the president's birth. the certificate in an effort to try to gain some advantage in tough primary rates they're facing. we'll talk directly to one of them that's raising questions. keeping 'em honest. and it is simply outrageous. a charity raising millions of dollars that promises to help america's disabled veterans. so why is there no sign of that money actually going to help the men and women who have sacrificed so much? drew griffin investigates that. those stories and a lot more, tonight's ridiculist at the top of the hour. >> anderson, thanks. see you in a few moments. >>> now, "outfront 5." food fight. >> food fight! >> maybe

on "a.c. 360." the son of the late prime minister benazir bhutto.irman of the political party in pakistan. his mother was assassinated, as you remember. he is here to defend, among other things, pakistan's decision to sentence that doctor who helped the cia help find bin laden in abbottabad, 33 years in jail. members of the senate are taking action to try to punish pakistan. there's a lot going on and we'll talk to the young son of the president of pakistan on that. we're going in-depth on u.s.-cuban relations with our own donna brazile. alex castellanos is here and he's cuban-american and there's a lot going on in u.s.-cuban relations including a visit from castro's daughter and she's basically endorsing president obama if you're interested. it's in "the miami herald" and there's a lot going on and the continued imprisonment of alan gross. >> wolf blitzer, we'll see you in a few minutes. >> how does that sound, by the way? >> pretty good. see you soon. thank you. >> coming up here, we're talking sex and war. women cannot fight on the front lines so

you won't need that a.c. won't need the heater. we have good air quality courtesy of the showers that rolled through over last friday. 6:19 now. full deck of clouds over the city of san jose. meanwhile, foggy conditions at the coastline. that's where you will find reduced visibility. you p want to give yourself plenty of time and take it easy. just a beautiful start. and we're getting a little peek of sunshine here. that's a good sign. we had absolutely no sunshine at this time yesterday. 53 degrees in sunnyvale to start you out. 53 in san francisco, 45 degrees, a cool start for you up in santa rosa and 48 degrees in gilroy. clouds all the way from san jose to san mateo this morning. as we head throughout the day, it all works out like this. fog, low clouds will clear by about noon and the 80s will return to the warmest cities across the bay. warming trend, really kicks into high gear as we head into wednesday and thursday. wednesday, thursday, friday, temperatures close to 90 degrees as high pressure really moves in. this is going

what's coming up on a.c. 360?th, machine mitt romney saying he repped create 100,000 jobs at bain capital. the numbers don't add up. claiming the auto industry lost about 100,000 jobs on president obama's watch. the math isn't there to support it. we're keeping him honest tonight. >>> this video is disturbing. a young disabled man shocked again and again for misbehaving. 31 shocks in seven hours done in a school where he was a student. a controversial school where this happened. his mother wants the school shut down. supporter of the school say it's changed the lives of kids with severe behavioral disorders. you'll hear passionate voices on both sides of that issue. that's all at the top of the hour,ridiculist. >>> and the case of trayvon martin. what george zimmerman saw when the two bhen figmen were fighti. we showed this last night. wounds to the back of george zimmerman's head. this other one is a grainy photo from a phone cram showing a swollen nose of george zimmerman taken by a policeman at the scene. an au

anderson will have more tonight on a.c. 360 tonight. >>> here at home we have seen the first casualty $2 billion blunder at j.p. morgan chase and the chief executive officer ina drew is out. she was one of the most powerful on wall street and now she is retiring. erin burnett is on capitol hill. do you think we'll see more resignatio resignations? >> i think we will see more. there is a trader called bruno, the guy dubbed the london whale, whale because his trades were so big that when he got in the market he displaced everybody else. he is still working at j.p. morgan. there is a question whether there willing more people. ina drew was a very under the radar executive, an incredibly highly paid executive. when you talk about retiring, the question is whether j.p. morgan will have claw backs. some were making $15 plus million a year. how much money they will keep is a big question as we move forward. this was a very big blunder. there will be investigations here in washington. the president weighed in on this tonight and this bank for better or for worse has been on a pedestal as a ba

degrees in san jose, good air quality, open up the windows in your home, no need for the heater or a.ctions like this. windy side in the east hills tonight. you might wake up to howling winds tomorrow night. cooler conditions, calm winds for thursday. then friday, a little drizzle up in the north bay. nothing heavy. by saturday into sunday as we head to memorial day weekend, temperatures warm up nicely. great for your outdoor plans. everything you think of memorial day weekend you'll be able to do here in the bay area. let's check your drive with mike. >> still watching for peninsula drivers southbound 101 coming up toward oyster point boulevard. that gravel spill has to be cleaned up and we have at least one lane blocked until the crews get there. and we have slowing starting to build now as you're coming out of daly city and down toward the scene. by the time you get to 380, you're fine at the peninsula, and not so big of a deal as far as the volume. northbound 101 coming up, the capital expressway, speeds in the 40s up toward 87. guadalupe parkway a dab here and there, speeds into t

protesters in oakland will be occupying a.c. transit buses today. they are trying to send a message to make public transit more affordable for low-income communities. organizers say bus drivers will honor the protests. transfers for more than one use and up to three hours will be accepted. >> sticking with public transit you will have to come up with a new plan to get to work if you take a light rail or the bus in san francisco. muni shutting down several key routes, 11-day stretch starting may 25. buses will run in place of trains on the line between ocean beach and van ness avenue. church line will operate between balboa park and market and church street. muni says the construction will make tracks smoother and more reliable. other lines impacted by the construction, the 22 fillmore, 37 corbett, 43 masonic. >>> a budget deficit. still offering tax incentives to some developers. we are going to tell you why. >>> san jose passes the social host law. good morning. if you are a homeowner, i will tell you what you need to know. >>> if you want to come

today, 70 degrees, rounding out the day with room temperature readings, which means you don't need that a.c. or the heater by 4:00 p.m. today. let's check your drive at 6:26 with mike. >> like we discussed, folks, all of the lanes on the bay bridge toll plaza have filled in. back to the maps, we'll show you the slowing has cleared from the upper deck. now we have it at the berkeley curve. smooth drive through the maze. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. >>> 6:27 right now. still to come, unlimited data plans going the way of the dodo birds. reaction to verizon's latest effort to do away with them coming up in a live report. >>> a man falling 30 feet trying to get away from a carjacker. a live report next. >>> and a live look outside over san francisco, the transamerica building right there. yeah, looks like a lot of clouds, kind of gray for a thursday. back in minutes. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur?] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart health

you don't need the a.c. nor the heater los gatos or san jose today.e're going to climb to about 84 degrees on saturday. peak warmth on sunday. that's your beach day, and we'll talk about air quality coming up. also want to show you some of these live pictures where the fog is really starting to settle in at this point. stay tuned for that. first, we want to get you out the front door now that the weather is coming into play. >> christina, no problems so far, but as you know fog doesn't affect the drive until about 1/4 mile in many spots. we're looking at no delays towards the bay bridge, the east shore freeway at the limit or close to it. warren freeway, the earlier incident has cleared from the equity canning ramp on to eastbound 580. eastbound 580 at broadway reports a tree down blocking your left lane as well as some trash in the area. stay to your right as the crew arrives, might have to block two lanes, two lanes over to the left, the fast lanes. we'll watch for that and report any updates about lane closures. here's your commute coming up for hi

go ahead and open up the windows in your home if you don't have a.c., you're going to want to seek shadeay if you work outside. but good air quality, i'm happy to report that. throughout the day today, the breeze will pick up just as it did yesterday. the winds are going to shift. throughout this afternoon, that's an offshore flow as high pressure sets up over the great basin. and from your future cast, we stop the clock at 8:00 p.m., getting more breezy. throughout the day today and tonight. so high pressure moving into the great basin. today it's going to amplify and be at its strongest. we are expecting peak warmth today. the winds will continue to pump from land to sea warming along the way. and today, the record potential in places like san jose, concord, even santa rosa. 90 in livermore, and much warmer than we typically get this time of year. we're in record territory today. now tomorrow, just about as warm, we're going to cool you off just a little bit. 84 degrees by saturday, more of an onshore flow. we'll bring about a little bit of a cooling trend for saturday, but then the re