memorial day weekend, alcatraz the breakout. it lasts an hour and you need a group of four to eight people and solve puzzles and use clues to escape before the guards catch you. in 1962 three inmates broke out of alcatraz using a utility corridor. they made fake heads and put them in the beds so the guards wouldn't notice they were gone. they were never heard from again. >> i love that as a kid. >> we should go, one, two, three, four, we have enough. >> we have a whole team. >> if you get out of alcatraz, i don't think i could swim in the cold water. >> not at all. i'll stay on the island. it will be heating up so a lot of people will be heading to the beach. no swimming in the water around that area but we're starting out this morning. you can barely see anything. let's get a look at our view from at&t park. we've got this low clouds that have been misting and drizzling and we will see this linger throughout much of the day. i know the unveiling yesterday. as we look at the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, it will be

. >>> and here is a new take on the famous 1962 escape from alcatraz.isherman wharf is launching a new interactive escape room for this memorial day weekend. it is called alcatraz, the break out and lasts about an hour and you need a group of four people to eight people to participate. you'll have to solve puzzles and use clues to escape before the guards catch you. back in 1962 three inmates broke out of alcatraz use a utility corridor and made fake heads and left them in the bed so the guards wouldn't notice they were there. they were never heard from again. so you need four to eight people. we could get mike before he leaves. kari -- >> absolutely. looks like fun. >> and the weather is not great outside, so a great time -- >> it is cloudy out there. misting and drizzle. we're starting to get some clearing in palo alto. as we take a live look outside, in the upper 60s today. not bad. breezy and there will be some sunshine today. we'll talk about what is ahead for the holiday weekend coming up next. >>> i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. re rentin

to learn more about the history of the death penalty we visited the alcatraz east museum. we learned more details about capital punishment over the centuries. >> alcatraz is crying museum is located in tennessee. we used to be in washington dc. capital punishment has always been working through an effort to make execution more humane. in our gallery we are discussing methods used in europe such as burning at the stake, beheading, all of those gory things. first it was hangings but each successive method was trying to find ways to make execution more humane and painless. the electric chair is called old smokey and was used from 1916-1960 and 125 executions. it was made from wood from former gallows and made by the prisoners. the electric chair is said as a joke but it's true that it was developed by a dentist because he felt that using the modern invention of electrocution would be more humane than hanging. >> the first was in 1890 in new york. a man was executed for murdering his wife with a hatchet but it did not go as planned or as fast as they were anticipating. george

alcatraz crime museum is located in tennessee. we used to be an washington, d.c.apital punishment has always been working through an effort to try to make execution more humane. in our capital punishment gallery we have discussed what was used in europe, burning at the stake, beheading, drawn and quartered, all of those gory things. coming to the united states, first it was hangings. each successive method was trying to find ways to make execution more humane and painless. the electric chair from the tennessee state prison is called old smokey. it was used from 1916 to 1960 with 125 executions. it was made from wood from the former gallows and made by the prisoners. the electric chair is often sort of a joke, but it is true was developed by a dentist. modifying a dentist chair. because he felt that using the modern invention of electrocution would be more humane than hanging. with the execution electric chair was in 1890 in new york. a man named william kenmore was executed for murdering his wife with a hatchet. it did not quite go as planned. it did not go as fas

it's closer to alcatraz island. you can clearly see the whale right there on the shore. several people have gathered around. i don't know if these are loosely loose or if there from the marine mammal center up in sausalito. it wasn't too long ago that a gray whale washed up and they came to investigate and see what may have caused the wheel to die there. i cannot tell how long this will has been there >> you can see obviously, some signs that that will may have been injured. as we bring in our meteorologist, you can see when wells are starting to migrate. >>> we are presuming it could be individuals on the beach right there are taking inspection. i'm sure they are getting a heads up that this whale is out there. we have seen a lot more whale sightings, especially the humpback whales. they were near the golden gate bridge. once again, this is on the alcatraz side of angel island. that is the scene of a deceased well. in or weather today, more sunshine but a cooldown out there. we still have some fog. high clouds are moving into northern california. we still have patchy fo

interés que más personas creme visitar a lo largo del país encontrar el área de la bahía, la isla de alcatrazotas hizo de acuerdo los últimos 12 meses. >> este último fin de semana feriado se espera un recorte de personas en carreteras. >> feliz viernes compaÑeros, también tengan cuenta que puede generarse algunas tormentas tenga precaución si no salió el resto de la tarde, si usted viaja desde san josé a palacio de san francisco tome la dos 80, esto le tomaría una hora con 20 minutos, le tardará casi dos horas en llegar a la ciudad de san francisco, uno de los destinos favoritos para este fin de semana feriado, de un vistazo algunos has accidentes que se están reportando en estos momentos, vemos congestionamiento en el puente de la bahía, adéntroselas de san francisco precisamente esto parece un estacionamiento, los conductores tendrán que esperar bastante tiempo para poder hacer el cruce de este puente, ármese de mucha paciencia durante las próximas horas, salvo muchísimas demoras y también le 500, tengas en cuenta para evitar situaciones de demora. >> miles de maestros a don don donaron su

we can see alcatraz across the bay. not quite to marin, but it's there. after all this burns off, there will be an impressive view. on a clear day, you will be able to see miles and miles of the bay area thanks to these exclusive cameras. we are the only new station to be up here and to have cameras up here. we have a microwave set up that will provide you a live stream. i believe we can show you the view from the camera that is set up at the top. reviewand wealsohave theive view fm the caactualm camera that he is zoomed into. we cannot wait to give you the perspective on a clear day. it has been very cloudy all morning, so we are grateful to see a break in the cloud coverage. it is also warmer, which is great news. we do have your full forecast coming up in just a little bit. we will talk more about the microclimates. it is really fascinating. back to you, michelle. ámike hayward police are investigating a shooting that injured an officer and one suspect. the shooting happened at 7 pm here on hewitt place near holman avenue. police this morning say the o

and then there is alcatraz. as you look at the numbers now from a different perspective, this is from a rooftop. in concord right now, 65 degrees. it is 71 in san jose and santa rosa, 59 degrees. here is how looks at the futurecast. low pressure sets up shop along the california coastline. that means the pressure is dropping, the numbers will drop. not dramatically, but it is not as warm as we're used to in the middle of may. inland tomorrow will be fine. mid-60s around the bay with some clouds in the mornings. mostly cloudy day as it has been on the shoreline. we will get breezy conditions again tonight. high pressure off of seattle, where they're having temperatures in the low 80s. all the funguses drying out. low pressure to the east. a battle between the high and low means that there are breezy conditions. for tonight and tomorrow, cooler and breezy. mid-seventies for tomorrow. teacher cast shows all the low clouds pulling into the shoreline tonight. they will be pulling back to the short around midday and m

here's transamerica pyramid and you can see alcatraz and the bay waters. we have west winds out there this morning so that's also contributing to some of that marine layer. but it's not necessarily low. here's this view of mount vaca with that sunrise that just happened. we have low clouds across parts of the valley locations in the north bay. but also these cool little puffy ones. the rain does arrive tonight though. so we are tracking a system that's off the coast right now, about 600 miles away and it's likely to get here late tonight early tomorrow morning. you may wake up to some raindrops. it's not a significant inmaker. we're talking maybe a tenth to a quarter inch of rain for the bay area. but the weekend is looking dry and warm. perfect timing for your memorial day weekend. here's a live look at san jose. you're also waking up to clouds. temperatures in san jose 56. 55 in san francisco. i'll talk more about when that rain will get here and what you can expect for memorial day in just a bit. >>> and we have a traffic alert. chopper 5 heading to the

al alcatraz and lincoln memorial in washington, d.c., grand central terminal in the big apple and uss arizona memorial in hawaii. 30% of americans will travel on memorial day. 5% will visit a national landmark. >> i have one more to check off my list there. >> that's cool, right. >> write a book. >> i shall. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," kari is looking at the forecast. any sun today? >> a little bit of sun as we go into the afternoon but we do start out with the clouds again this morning as we take a live look outside in palo alto. our temperature trend shows we will have clouds in the mix throughout much of the morning. a cool start and also kind of a cool day. we'll talk about what's ahead as we warm up for the holiday weekend coming up next. >> and we're looking at the bay bridge, we saw a little mist on the lens over at the berkeley curve over at the bay bridge. we just have cars in the cash lanes. this is standard. we'll see how things sort out over the next half hour. welcomeg today in the bay. it )s wednesday - we )re getting closer to the long holiday >>> welcome b

in progress, and we're also working with the national park service to substantially improve the alcatraz parking experience for the public, and we are spending 5 million to improve the sub structure there. so lots of improvements coming to our waterfront to get people onto ferries for transportation and enjoyment. i told you we do have some challenges at the waterfront. first and foremost is getting that shipyard back, up and running. we're working hard on that. we have under utilized facilities that are in a bad state of disrepair. you've seen from our budget we do not have our capacity to keep all of our facilities in a state of good repair, and it shows, but we're working in ways to bring in new investment. and then, of course, being on filled lands, we have seismic and flood risks that are substantial, and we are working with everyone in this room and beyond to see for a safer future for the city's edge. we have many upcoming opportunities. we've broken ground with forest city. mission rock has approvals. mission rock has many new developments. we're working with the southern waterfr

be the hero within their own person movie everybody prison break shawshank redemption escape from alcatrazand we want people to get that feeling to get up. and it's a game. other buildings are also getting a new lease on life houses of worship stand empty because there are too many churches and to feel you worship has so many churches are now being sold all rented out like in miss ellen belgium where church was converted into the luxury mountains part us of hotel. most of the time they all come inside then they want to take pictures. and next day here stands at fifty euros per person . the original artist and window stake back to a scene sixty seven. it was quite a challenge to convert the church into a hotel. you have already to show that the church is really there and you have to build into the actual so do you know she thinks. to be very creative. it was a huge undertaking a good two hundred tons of steel went into the new foundation five new floors were installed beneath the church's roof but the original structure remained intact. this church in the narrow in northwestern spain has al

we will return to the alcatraz east museum and learn about the current means of execution and some of controversies. [video clip] >> the lethal injection machine we have on display is part of a two-set piece, the control module, which has two sets of all the buttons, two sets of executioners hit the exact same buttons they push to release the drugs. they don't know which one of them is actually really -- releasing the lethal dose. scientists are always looking for new ways to improve on the electric chair. the fact that the lethal injection machine renders the victim unconscious before death was considered a way that made it more humane. the lethal injection machine was first used in 1982 in texas, using a combination of three drugs, which in combination causes unconsciousness and then death. the drugs used in lethal injection are made in the european union. in 2011, they stopped selling these drugs to the united states, because of the practice of capital punishment. as these drugs have become less available, there has been some states that have moved to a one-drug method. there has b

on its way out to alcatraz. that's a sign that parts of the coast are still dealing with some fog.s been smoking hot. yesterday, there were many record highs from texas all the way up into the great lakes. milwaukee was 95 degrees. buffalo, new york, is on tap for probably one of their warmest days ever. it sure looks like they will end the month as the warmest ever. also back into the great lakes. look at that associated low there. salt lake city taking the turn there into utah at red rocks. that's going to be an active pattern there. some of that does clip the back side of this year. high in tahoe will be 74. that fog is getting squashed by high pressure. upper civic -- 60s, 70s. for the first time this month, there will be a few locations in the and i will actually check in with 90 degrees. that is not something we've seen at all this year compared to last year, we started a lot of times, at least 7 or 8. that's not going to be the case. there's a little bit of fog here. it's hard to see, but there is some there. slight onshore breeze. not enough to really do anything inland. 50

if you have 40 bowlers -- dollars hanging around get out and go to alcatraz. you can never go wrong. >> i wouldn't know i have never done it.>> welcome to the 9. what would be a tourist spot you would go to if you were a local? >> if i didn't have out-of-town guests? i would walk across the golden gate bridge. >> to me it has to be the rock. anytime of the year. not pier 39, 23 yes but not 39 because i don't want to park down there. they have had a lot of crime. i know they are working on it. >> mike you will get a call from those folks soon. >> come on down and visit. maybe i could ride my bike down there. today 100,000 people across the bay area are expected to ditch their vehicles for the commute because it is "bike to work day". an event that is hosted every year. >> allie rasmus is live from san francisco city hall where a rally just wrapped up. >> reporter: you can still see a lot of people out here on their bikes spilling out into the streets or i should say the bike lane. this is bike to work day, the event which has been going on for the past 24 years

it'll also point toward the golden gate bridge and alcatraz. we have a microwave set up for you. you can get a look at any angle of the bay area. we have four of these cameras set up. at the top of sales force tower. in the weather department that's very exciting news. i want to show you some of the other technology that's here. this red light. if you can see up here. that would be basically for airplanes to let them know. there's a really tall tower in the way so go above and around it. there's a pole and those are lighting poles. there are several of those poles around this tower. the wall right here. this stands at a thousand and 70 feet. this sr. the led light display will be -- on -- that will start today. the impressive art installation. led lights all round this crown of the sales force tower. of course we are noticing cloud coverage up here. that's for sure. visibility impacted. i want to show you your weather forecast. -- right now notice that visibility right along the coast. around the water that's where the marine layer is really thick. temperature wise here is a loca

here's a view looking north transamerica, alcatraz, cargo ship through the bay.s is our south-southeast view as well of the bay and then check this one out of the bay bridge looking east. you can see oakland all because we have high clouds across san francisco now. so above the tower views. this would be our cameras are placed. today cloudy and cool again. high clouds for san francisco. a little lower at the coast where the drizzle may happen. rain arrives tonight. an actual system is on the way beyond the marine layer. so we'll be dealing with that for most of you tomorrow morning and through the afternoon commute possibly rain. but then a quick mover will leave our weekend warm and sunny. so satellite-radar not necessarily showing you anything light now. maybe a glitch in the system but our wind speeds are coming out of the west 8 miles per hour at sfo. elfaird at 7. berkeley at 8.l have fithose west winds pushing in that marine layer. check out this view, our mount vaca camera as that sun is set to arrive. it's still not here yet of course. official sunrise he

i know we did an event on alcatraz about 11 years ago. it cost us $11,000 an hour to rent a barge and a crane. i'm going to say that again because i want to make sure you hear me, $11,000 an hour, and they're saying $250,000 will help them dredge into the future. i don't believe that. i think their math is faulty. and sadly, while i'm sad that only two representatives are in the room to hear that, this is one of those votes is a career ender. if you vote to let these proposals to go forward, you should update your resume gauze t -- because the city's not going to stand for that. thank you. >> hi. my name is sunny allen, and i'm here representing public recreation and the raft up community in the bay in support of the proposal to protect clipper cove. and i just want to start out by explaining a little bit more about what -- what it really means, like, what raft ups are in clipper cove, by describing the first raft up i ever went to five years ago. i got dropped off on treasure island, and then, you have to hike up this hill. and as you're

you see alcatraz right there, we have a little haze out there. we have some clouds that are working their way in and out of the city. san jose, you're waking up to a blanket of cloud cover. santa rosa, temperatures in the 40s. so in the north bay, a lot cooler because there was a lack of morning cloud coverage. now what we're noticing is fog forming across the north bay. half moon bay, your visibility dropped down to four but it's pretty clear at the airports. still want to check your flights, of course, because any cloud ceiling does impact some of the incoming flights. napa, visibility down to one mile. so be careful if you're driving through the valley locations. here's the overall picture for northern california, we have had upper level low that's causing this counterclockwise motion and that's why we're seeing the precipitation throughout the higher elevations across the sierra. high def doppler just showing some rain drops. across the bay area, there's a justhe form of dzzle wh for utyi low-lying clouds along the coast. we will still have t

point of view, that they can't see beautiful golden gate park or they can't see a beautiful view of alcatraz or -- or the bay. and in this case, there's -- it's the alternative, where we have historic buildings. you know, when you're talking about julia morgan buildings, it's historic, where the street view comes from the street back to the house, and therefore, a pole like this would impede a view of an historic building. can you tell me how you evaluate street view from house outward versus street inward in judging whether a street view has been -- will be significantly impacted in the neighborhood. >> when we look at street views, we're looking at it from the perspective of a pedestrian from the sidewalk, so anywhere from five to 7 feet and what their views would look like walking down the street. so from the planning perspective, we would feel that an antenna on the top of a pole would not impede a pedestrian's view down the street. >> so the view from -- from a passing car from the middle of the street or -- >> technically -- >> -- doesn't count? >> it counts, but i imagine it would be

with free shuttles from our neighborhood branchs taking our residents to national parks, including alcatraz and muir woods. we had over 26,000 participants last summer, and we're confident we will exceed that number this year. we've also just concluded our second annual digital inclusion week last saturday. san francisco public library aspires to be the premier urban library in the country and service residents to the city and county of san francisco. in building the budget, we have an organizational commitment to excellence and our strategic priorities serve as our guide post. the library fyi 19-20 budget requests includes a number of one time investments in equipment and capital. marine will be providing you with an overview of the library's budget today. >> good morning, supervisors. thank you for this opportunity to run through our budget and give you some information on some key investments for the up coming cycle that covers fiscal years 19 and 20. on the sources side, you can clearly see the largest source fore the library is a library preservation fund, which the voters approved in

interested in 31 or 33 will need to recognize that once we get this approved that we intend to have the alcatraz embarkation for long periods of time, and any respondent interested in pier 35 would need to recognize that that is going to continue to be our secondary cruise berth. continuing south, the agricultural building next to us, pier 36, pier 38, pier 40, and 48. any respondent to 40 would need to recognize the continued use of water recreation, and any respondent to pier 48 would need to recognize that seawall lot 337 associates has a long-term option or has an option for a long-term development in pier 48 associated with the mission rock project. how to implement this. so the team in trying to come up with what is a really big request, something we haven't done a lot of before, we're drawing on our experience of the request for interest that was done for the 20th street buildings in pier 70, and what we've come up with, along with a marketing consultant team that we're relying upon as well as with our typical outreach staff, led by renee martin, we're seeking to implement two ways of mak

our bouncing camera at "salesforce tower," you can see golden gate bridge off in the distance and alcatraznd marin headlands a sign that fog is not an issue this morning. we have a warmup in store. >>> he as many as nine san francisco police officers caught sending racist text messages could be fired. in 2015, then police chief greg suhr recommended termination. but the feds first discovered those texts in 2012 and a superior court judge ruled it was too late. that's because the police department let the statute of limitations expire. that was overturned. dennis herrera said: the officers have been on paid leave for almost 3 years. the coast guard is searching for a possible shipwreck -- by relying on clues from debris in the sand. parts of a damaged boat >> they have been on paid leave for almost three years. >>> the contra costa searching for a shipwreck by relying on clues from debris in the sand. parts of the damaged boat watched up off the coast of pacifica near pacifica state beach. they found a slap of wood with rio and barka imprinted in the wood. the coast guard is relying on thos

alcatraz and the golden gate bridge took the top two spots in the united states.padvisor did the survey. travelers say they loved both places because of their history and breathtaking views. the lincoln memorial in washington, d.c. is number three, by the way, which is also quite impressive. >> it is. double take from soccer star brandy jusdane. >> it didn't catch my eye right away. >> big honor and a dubious plaque. what's being done now. >>> kristen is here with what's coming up at 5:00. >> teacher in trouble. what is caught on video and why 8,000 students say it doesn't tell the whole story. >>> booster seats for older kids how to know the right time to graduate to the next level and applying the phrase, shop local to sports attire, we're showing off some cool warrior gear when off some cool warrior gear when i you know at the heart of what mayor villaraigosa is doing today, he's fighting to make this country more equal and more just. president obama called him one of america's finest mayors. he's more prepared to get things done. antonio for governor. brought

you can barely see the golden gate bridge or alcatraz this ocean beach visibility slow, as well.a little bit of drizzle mist in the air. this is our mount vaca camera showing high clouds but also look at this low-lying clouds out there in those valley locations. so you may run into that. let's check in now on that visibility map. half moon bay it's dropped down to 3. check your flights. lower visibility at the airport. winds are making all the difference this morning. this is why our weather pattern is shifting. we are noticing a west- southwest wind coming through, 18 at sfo, 17 at san francisco but gusts at the hills through berkeley, concord, antioch, livermore, noticing around 30, 35 miles per hour. so those gusts are making a difference in the west direction causing that thick cloud coverage to start to get more intense out there. and it's going to pick up even again around 5:00, 6:00 this afternoon. windier skies expected. so keep that in mind from between 5 to 9 p.m. these gusts could be up to 30 miles per hour. there's a wind advisory for san joaquin valley because they a

you can see coit tower, alcatraz, clear conditions out there.er weather especially for those of you in the east bay. temperatures in the 80s for today. west winds keeping the coast cool. but winds shift friday and saturday which means temperatures are on the rise. >>> we are tracking a new accident in the southbound direction of 280. this is mclaughlin. we can see over on the shoulder, you may see some flashing lights. they need a tow truck. be advised of that. 101 getting pretty slow heading in that northbound direction. if you are heading through the san jose area. also, 580 and 880 both in the yellow. >>> a big set back in san rafael's long-awaited bike path. it's set to run along the smart train tracks from anderson to second but the city's director of public works says it's going to be overbudget by a lot. >> we have an original estimate around $4.5 million. it's over $5 million and now we are talking about potentially $6 million. >> the director says it's about the threat that the u.s. imposed tariffs on steel imports. those tariffs aren't

alcatraz and golden gate bridge, two of the top spots in the u.s. apparently.padvisor doing the survey. travelers love both places because of the history and breathtaking views. if you're wondering lincoln memorial in d.c. is number three. >> if you've booked a trip to las vegas next month, be prepared to clean up after your self. thousands of hotel workers could be out of a job. >> 6:30, looking live at the big board, new york stock exchange. not a lot of movement up about 5 points, now 4. 25,016. another check coming up. >>> who did this? this is not the right video. we're supposed to show you a picture of a plaque that looks nothing like the person they are commemorating. trust me, it's worth sticking around for. >> are we looking live marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. >>> clock just turned 6:44 on tuesday. look at the area shaded in green, going to be active with a chance of t

are the ferries and the water taxis, i'm not sure what horn blower uses to go back and forth to alcatraz. >> supervisor yee: i guess in other places i've seen where they say, what do you call taxis, much smaller and quicker. >> well red and white said they want to move forward taking some hydrogen and taking that energy out of the bottom of the ocean and you will see the new ferries be very, very quiet. very, very fuel efficient and basically there won't be any impact to the environment, more like l.n.g. and that's the new transformation of the new ferries that are being ordered. they will be faster and smoother and safer for our environment. >> supervisor yee: thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. i've been drinking a lot of water during this hearing. i had to rush out for a moment. i don't have anything really to say, we have met in the past, we will meet again, i know we are setting up an opportunity to get together but i want to emphasize the pathway for employment tying in some of the things we have talked about here today. and i appreciate all the work you have done with organized

but you have to stop and pause and look at alcatraz, look at sfriz, take in the view. it's beautiful out here. >> or stop and pause and hold on for dear live. engineers say the bridge looks good especially considering the win, salt air and damp conditions. they have found corrosion. nothing major. the biggest problem is on the ground somebody broke into the truck and stole some of the hahneresss come on, people. >> if you drive through east palo alto prepare for northbound 101 to be fully closed. they will begin closing lanes around 9:00 between embarcadero road and university avenue. there will be a full closure before midnight crews will build the framework for a bicycle and pedestrian overcrossing. lanes will reopen around 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> spencer christian back with a look at the weather. you mentioned windy conditions. . we are heading into a nice weekend, right. >> indeed. slightly cooler than average but sunny, a gentle breeze. sounds good. a look at live doppler 7. a gentle breeze right now with parts up against the coastline but sunny over the bay and in

. >>> normally this camera view gives us a great shot of coit tower, alcatraz, all that good stuff, butther with low clouds. temperatures in the 50s right now. visibility starting to get better at least across the eastern and south base, not too bad. half moon bay down to 6-mile visibility. thick marine layer out there, definitely west winds pushing it far east as far as through the delta and beyond. temperatures 50s and 60s today. 70s inland. wayne (high-pitched): oh-oh! jonathan: it's a trip to australia! tiffany (australian accent): it's a diamond ring! wayne (in french accent): you said that before. say it again. - going for the big deal, baby. wayne: you got the big deal! jonathan: ha, ha. tiffany: hello? open the box! wayne: you won a car! you did it! - (screaming) jonathan: i'm vanilla pudding. wayne: dreams do come true! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to "let's make a deal." i'm wayne brady, thank you for tuning in. three people, let's make a deal. let's see, let's see, let's see, three of you,

if you have 40 bowlers -- dollars hanging around get out and go to alcatraz.ever go wrong. >> i wouldn't know i have never done it.>> welcome to the 9.

. >>> good day sunshine, the beatles off revolver, you're looking at alcatraz in all its splendor, gooding up with us, spending your morning with us. i'm claudine wong. let's get over to rosemary orozco if you have plans outside today. not a bad day to do it. a couple layers and we're good to go. >> 50s at the coast, low 70s inland. claudine said 50s. let's go to walnut creek do some shopping after the warriors game. giving you a view in san francisco, a beautiful day. we have partly cloudy skies. a little bit more sunshine out there than what we had yesterday. for the afternoon, temperatures will be cooler. i'll explain that in a moment. this morning, temperatures out similar to yesterday morning. a lot of 50s in the bay area. 54 in san francisco. 55 oakland, livermore at 54. and san jose at 57. the winds on shore, we're looking at 8 miles per hour in oakland, take a look at fairfield. we use this as a gauge, helps to tell us just how much pacific air is being pushed through and it looks like at about 28 miles per hour gusts, that cool air is filtering through. giving you a view at the