they come in to get the barbecue and barbecue is kind of like a word for togetherness.o matter where you see a barbecue or grill smoking, you seal people gathering, even if they don't know who it is. hey is that free, can we buy it? barbecue kind of pulls everybody together, all cultures, all ages, all races, everybody coming together when you say barbecue. >> reporter: the smoke billowing out of scott's, a beacon, a sign. >> everything here is well worn. everything here is well used. everything here is settled. watermelons on the porch because somebody's been growing watermelons and wants to sell them. this is seating, you know? salvaged from a church. it's honest. >> reporter: you use that word a lot, honest. >> yeah. >> reporter: what do mean by that? >> i think honest means, these people set out to cook food, best way they know. using their talents and relying upon the traditions of their fore bearers, and i think that's an honest way to cook. and that's what i respect. >> reporter: people if they are coming here, they're not just driving by, they're coming -- >> th

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they have done some barbecuing for us. tell us what you brought along with you. >> what we will do is smoke daddy we smoke our ribs. we have guests coming in how to make a great barbecue rib and start telling me about the procedure first thing is i boil my ribs. and then i stop them and say, okay. don't do that. don't do that. i will show a real easy technique of brazing technique that you -- bracing technique to do on your ribs and you will have a super tender and super delicious rib at home. the first thing we will do is we will get a great piece of domestic park we -- pork we buy local. first thing you want to do is you want to score the back of the rib and take apart the connective tissue back there. we will make a few cuts on the back side of the rib. ensure that we end up with a tender and moist rib. and then the next thing we will do is apply our smoke daddy mojo rub. it's rub. it's called rub for a reason. because you want to rub it in. get a good amount on each side there. then rub that in. make sure you get a goo

thank you for joining us and being part of our labor day barbecue.tional moment for "the early show," return of anchor and weatherman mark mcewen, his first "early show" broadcast since suffering a stroke nearly a year ago. >> can't wait to have mark back. we leave you now with megan mccormick singing "things change." ♪ things change rearrange didn't you know ♪ ♪ well i stare at the ceil iing under the globe something became clear to me i made up my mind and saying good-bye saying good-bye saying good-bye ♪ ♪ i grab my coat and walk to my apartment out in the snow lucky strikes taste much better i'm alone now out of control ♪ ♪ something became clear to me and i made up my mind i'm saying good-bye saying good-bye saying good-bye ♪ ♪ and the world seems better now with my feet on the ground and the world seems brighter now without you around and there's nothing you could say and no more you could do but i'm moving along without you ♪ ♪ i grab my coat and walk by my apartment out in the snow lucky penny in my pocket zblmpl peace of mind now what do you

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>> the barbecue is winding down, but today they got to see jerry on brown campaigning in the flesh. something none of us have seen since the june primary. after 40 years in politics he has earned state-wide and national name recognition and his campaign decided not to spend money during the summer months when voters are not yet giving their full attention to the fall election. but here he was firing up his supporters. i want to go back to sacramento to make california work again with you and for you. >> reporter: as summer winds down, jerry brown is surrounded by hundreds of members of organized labor who have always supported him and promise to be the powerhouse behind his gubinatorial campaign. >> so many people in our community here have been waiting to see our candidate speak, we know he has been holding on, but that's okay. >> reporter: the alameda county labor day barbecue is the kickoff for what the unions say will be a national mobilization effort for the november election. >> we're doing phone banking and precinct-walking. >> reporter: jerry brown will be on your tv soon. y

saying we want to be treated better by you but we want to reach out here's an olive branch huge barbecue they provided lots of food well guess what the woman you saw in my report julie sautner she went to the barbecue and she and her husband one of the things they do they sort of become the faces of this problem everywhere they go they carry around a jug of this yellowish murky water with them they call it dimmock water so julie brought her gallon of dimock water to the barbecue with her guess what she was accosted by two security guards with weapons and bulletproof vests they said what is that she was it's my water and they said what are you doing with it she says will cut it only just as i can drink it so if i want to maybe i'll drink it they pried out of her hand one finger at a time this water and dumped it out so this is when i tell them that i talked to them about the fact that they're possibly on a homeland security watch list they say they're out. rage they say the worst thing about this is our tax dollars are going to pay for this but they're not at all surprised because this is

we'll start with barbecue chicken.have all of the ingredients in your pantry. they taste so much better than anything you buy in the bottle. sauteed onions and ketchup goes in. apple cider vinegar gives it that nice tan go contrast that with brown sugar and molasses and a whole bunch of spices like chile powder, paprika, cumin and coriander, garlic powder, lots of yummy stuff. you're going to let that simmer for 20 minutes. it's going to come out looking like this. >> look at that guy. it's hot, harry. doesn't that taste great. >> what are you going to do with that? >> we're going to use it for our chicken. i'm using chicken legs because they're only $1.79 a pound. you can feed a lot of people for not a lot of money and they're easy to eat and tastes good. i prefer chicken legs. >> what did you put in? >> oil, chili poiwder, garlic, salt and let that get mushed up. put it in there. just let it all sit together in the refrigerator for a couple hours or even overnight. you can do this ahead of time. then it's going to go

barbecue is an experience. it's not just an even. >> any special sauce you use on this. >> my own sauce. >> that's a secret recipe. >> it is a secret recipe but you can get it from me anytime. >> what do you do to make the pork fall apart at any time. >> low and slow again, about three hours for five pounds so it's an all-day event and a little sauce in there to get a nice flavor. >> what are you thinking about philadelphia on sunday. >> i we we will take michael vick down. >> i think so. we will stuff our faces in a few minutes in this barbecue. i wish the folks at home could smell the kitchen. >> they can experience it anytime at jj's deli. >> following my nose. >> we are back here at 5:00, of course. and you can get news anytime by going to wusa9.com. and we're going to eat now. >> watch for the rain. topper will have an update at fie clock. 5:00. what, is it a slow day in wisconsin's sin city? >> phyllis: oh... (sighs) you know,

barbecue today. i'll be right over. starting live in san francisco.hatever your plans are today, if you're going out over the water and just going for a hike, beautiful day. if you want to avoid the heat, get it done early. this is looking outside toward court tower, alcatraz, and a very thin haze over the water. and as we look out over oakland, can make out quite a distance, cloud cover and fog. but most of it is blown out of here quickly. and right blind it, the sunshine settles in and so do warmer temperatures. looking live over sonoma hills right now, a little thin layer, finger right through the valleys and hills there. but overall, sunny conditions through most of the bay area. we've got your live shot in san jose and some of the clouds have come closer to the hills in through st. fremont and south, closer to gilroy and san martin, and gilmore hill. but the wind will clear things out quickly. not a strong wind, but off shore wind. your weather headlines. once we get clearing going, it's earlier today than yesterday. it took some time to get the

>> time, care and a great barbecue sauce. this really highlights the foods and the proteins you put them on. but absolutely uh, time, smoke, care. >> reporter: how long have you been doing this? >> you know what? i grew up cooking my entire life. cooked with my mother my whole entire life. >> reporter: a may abduct you. >> c'mon, c'mon. [talking simultaneously] >> reporter: so mom, who's recipe is it? >> it's actually his. >> reporter: when you taste it, you say to him, you don't critique him right? you said "you nailed it." >> that's right. out of this world. >> reporter: this has been fun at the state home show. continues all weekend long at ripkin station. we don't shut the doors until we're all finished on sunday. c'mon out, watch the ravens game. they have a ravens booth up there. take a look at the women's booth up there. >> i'm on the way up there right now. >> i'm going with you, we'll take the mustard and head that way. >> reporter: have a great safe weekend everybody, we'll see you later. >> listen, we're going to o

it's labor day weekend, a lot of barbecues. what is your favorite thing to eat at a barbecue?ian thing. [ laughter ] okay. probably why you like hawaii. you guys, roots, we have our pal christine here. she had a lot of fun in hawaii at her mom's two brothers' house. [ laughter ] and she's going to go to some barbecues over the weekend. they better have cheeseburgers on the menu, or else she's going to freak out. yeah, for this one, how about some old school like country music. like hank williams-type of country music? ♪ ♪ christine she was in the audience at the "fallon" show she had fun in hawaii ♪ ♪ with her family not "five-o" she explained to jimmy that if she's ♪ ♪ at a summertime barbecue that eating cheeseburgers is her favorite thing to do her thing to do ♪ ♪ here we go christine [ whistling ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, pal. nice meeting you. thank you. i'm going to cut through here, all right? excuse me. hi, guys. nice to meet you. excuse me. hey, how are you? nice to see you. how are you doing? >> how are you? >> how are you? >> jimmy: good, doing good.

pizza parlor, i don't go utter store, deli, bakery, ice cream, sandwich, barbecue, canned and he nuts. they feel it would open the door for restaurants such as mcdonalds and similar types of restaurants. the department determined the proposed restaurant does not comply with condition 36 under those uses that were stated and would currently not be permitted. want to say i received correspondence today from commissioner miguel. i believe property managers are here to answer questions. they believe it is necessary or desirable for the following reasons. in 1989 a limit on types of foods that were place on the projects to address the concern of neighborhoods over mcdonalds possibly locating in the shopping center. since that time the department developed more effective code regulations that address this concern eliminating the need to regulate food uses in the manner done in condition 36. project would allow greater flexibility to augment the types of restaurant and restaurant tenants in the shopping center to meet the consumers ever-changing tastes. it would replace a formula retail use

i shared the story with you before the cameras came on about at a barbecue, family barbecue and my nephew reaches into the ice cooler. i said, hey, there's water over there. he said, why? it's only my fourth one. is it an epidemic we're dealing with in the latino community, we're in love with soda pop? >> i would say all areas but they're really strong. some sodas of 48 grams of sugar. if you divide it by four, that equals 12 teaspoons of sugar by can. you get 12 and mix it with water and 12 in the second one and mix it with water and he drank those something. it's an enormous amount of sugar. we push on water, the best for the body. but how to read labels and sugar they consume. >> i'm not a parent and can't say anything. what are we not doing as parents that is allowing them to do this or are we setting a bad example ourselves? >> i would say, 1, 2 and 3. the first one is it's not necessarily the parents' fault if the parent doesn't know. sometimes we need to really figure out what it is our children are consuming and how it affects the body. once we do that as parents, it's a big respo

what about your monday barbecue? thanks for joining us this morning. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist craig herrera. your job is never more important than on a holiday. >> especially this holiday, the end of summer, bash a you coos going. we'll have a lot of friends by tuesday. after that lots of cold air. today the weather headlines, somesh sunshines. tomorrow the same. labor day a couple of degrees warmer. you saw the cloud cover over san jose. there are no delays at sjc but at sfo. low ceilings. kris, we see the fog is 1,000 feet so if you expect somebody to fly in to sfo expect a delay. we have 50s for the north end of the bay. the visibility not an issue. san jose it's down to five miles, that ebs and flows as the wind and the fog comes in. temperatures 1 to 8 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. there is the visibility. notice san jose at the airport 5 miles. here is the forecast, 65 san francisco, 91, san ramon, 84 in san jose, and 86 through sonoma. kris, the middle of the week when i get the seven-day, quite a bit cooler. weekend

he got a $10,000 microloan to help him grow emergency barbecue from a mobile stand to a store that sit alongside highway 101 in san carlos. >> i really needed that money and it was one of those types of positions where either you get it and you succeed or if you don't, there is the potential that it can bring the entire business down. >> reporter: he also hired four more employees to serve up all that beef, chicken and pork. >> sort of the jewels or diamonds in the rough that, you know, the sort of mainstream system isn't investing in. >> reporter: eric weaver is the founder of opportunity fund, a local lend their helps small businesses grow or upgrade. >> they are designed to help people who don't have access to conventional credit which would be really mainly bank loans. >> bank loans, all kinds of businesses, we have increased green lending... >> reporter: microloans typically range from $500 to $100,000. interest rates are about what banks charge for business loans. right now 8%. >> applying for a loan is easy and friendly with us. if there are people who thought i would never be a

second other existing tenants of the center already offer bakery or barbecue items on their menu. this leaves pizza as the only remaining option for this space under condition 36. lastly, under condition 36 we are not such as mexican food, greek food, wraps, chicken, salad and soup bars, crepes or ethnic food uses. when pizza hut said they would be vacating the center we actively marketed the space for replacement tenants. to date we have been able to identify a suitable replacement tenant whose use complies. chipolte expressed interest. after meeting with them as well as hearing a positive response from the community we are here today seeking approval to not only allow them under the formula retail use requirement and amend the c.u. by eliminating the condition 36. >> i am the director of operations for chipolte northern california. just a little background history, the founder actually used to be a chef here in san francisco. he got a four-year degree in new york. used to shop the mission district quite frequently and decide i am going to try this burrito and taco deal. he went

wouldn't be barbecue without roy. >> reporter: some residents decided these big fans were the answer but i think being cool was the at least of these residents' problems. bob horne, cbs 5. >> it's so hot temperatures are in triple digits away from the water. 105 in gilroy to the south. east, pleasanton 105. it's 101 degrees to the north in santa rosa, one degree off the record shattering event and san francisco and noe valley sporting 95 degrees. the relative humidity, 11% currently to the north in santa rosa. thus high fire danger. the second half of the story is the very stagnant air quality. no breeze at this hour at all. and looks like moderate air for the fourth straight day to the north, also around the peninsula. around the seashore. and then once you get in towards the mt. diablo range, calaveras mountain range, the air mass is stacking up against the mountains so unhealthy levels of ozone in the atmosphere. the hottest day is still to come. we'll pinpoint that forecast for you still coming up. >> thank you. >>> well, just a short time ago, governor schwarzenegger delayed the

they'll get a barbecue steak underground, too.er says he bet rescue workers another barbecue, depending which team can pull the miners back to earth quicker. >> no matter which arrives early, i will be very happy if we can pay that as soon as possible. >> reporter: carl penhaul, cnn, northern chile. >>> hurricane igor could make a direct hit on bermuda. jacqui jeras is tracking the storm. the forecast for the tropics and your area when we come right back. >>> let's check your top stories right now, shall we? an american woman held captive in iran for more than a year is on her way home. sarah shourd today left amman where he was staying following her release on tuesday. shourd is one of three american hikers detained by iran after they allegedly crossed over the border from iraq in 2009. iran let her go for medical reasons. the other two americans are still in prison. >>> expectations are high that bp's oil well is finally dead. official word may not come for a day or so. cement was pumped from this drilling rig into the well deep

>> please invite us over if you're having a nice barbecue.erwise we have to go to mike's house. >> sounds good! new zealand troops helping to keep order after a magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck that island. the army is helping secure streets where only residents are allowed in. hundreds of buildings toppled around new zealand and railroad lines were damaged. only two people were seriously hurt and no one was killed. rain is falling today and officials are worried about the possibility of flooding. >> while 33 chilean miners remain dropped 2300 feet underground, family pressures are building on the surface. they became trapped august 5th. the wife-one miner got into a public argument when she found out her husband's mistress was also there praying for his safe release. other relatives have argued over who gets the miners' paychecks while they're underground and how to split donated goods in the weeks or months it's going to take to rescue the men. >> workers on the city's underground system plan to walk off the job for 24 hours beginning with t

, which people use for their backyard barbecues , are actually a wonderful post earthquake kitchen to boil wate and cook food. >> outside in the backyard. >> outside in the backyard, not in the house. yes, ma'am. >> question about the fire extinguishers. do they have a lifetime? do they last two years, ten years? how do we find out and what do we do? >> yes. there's two ways of telling whether they are still up to date. one is there's a little tag and you see it hanging from the fiesh extinguishers and you can't see what's on. theoretically you should check them annually. >> they're probably good for five years or so. >> but they also have a little dial and you can see it here. you can see whether it's in the red or green and it's okay. this one's in the green. >> if uyou're in an apartment, they're checked annually. it's automatic in an apartment build. >> a couple other nonstructural things we're talking about. people have a lot of valuable things to themselves. and there are ways you can attach that stuff so your television or beautiful chinese vase does not fall off the shelf. her

and this weather, this is the time you should be barbecuing. let me go over these details.s hall of fame inductee dinner is going to be on september 30th. that's a thursday. the reception starts at 5:30. at mid-america club. got the ticket info on our website. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> and then again the annual common thread world cookout returns for another successful year on thursday september 23. that's at fultons on the river at 315 north la salle from 6:30 until 9:30. so, chef, i will go ahead if you don't mine i will take this plate into my coanchor steve one for you because everyone likes to share their food and you better go there and share or you will have a downright little war at the news table. i will help you. >> you will go with me? >> exactly. >> steve, we were on our way in. this is it, the final days of our summer sales event and your last chance to save. i'm angie everhart, and i lost 34 pounds on nutrisystem. if you've been thinking of starting nutrisystem, there won't be a better time this year. this is your last chance to get our gourm

getting the barbecue ready. >> we appreciate it!he san francisco zoo, everything and everyone there will be pink. >> the reason to celebrate the hatching of some flamingos. they're kind of cute, aren't they? there is one that hasn't hatched yet. four chicks have hatched so far. several more eggs are close, they say. it is first time in seven years the zoo's flamingo colony has had chicks. zookeepers say it is hard to get them to produce in captivity but an exchange with the phoenix zoo finally did the trick. >> they brought in a new fella. >> a little strange. >> beginning this morning at 10:00, if you wear pink, you get a dollar off admission. >> the flight attendant who gave the passenger a piece of his mind is officially out of a job now. >> remember steven slater, went on the plane's public address system to berate a passenger last month and then deployed the plane's emergency chute and slid down the sled with a beer in hand. he was suspended. over the weekend, jetblue saying slater no longer works for the airline but did not el

. >> reporter: about two dozen of skyline's riders gathered today for a barbecue saying good-bye to theirbles. skyline sits between two major fault lines on the peninsula and that's why the puc says it will make a go ahead location for an emergency water supply. the system would provide water to 2.5 million customers in the event of a major quake, something they at skyline can't understand. they are hoping the puc makes room in their plans to relocate the stables. >> even if we sign payments for a relocation -- papers for a relocation, until we actually have horses going into stalls, it's not a sure thing. >> reporter: skyline stables are one of the few cooperative stables. owners here lend a hand and in exchange pay a lot less money. other facilities might price some of the equestrians right out of the bay area. >> to take my horse down the peninsula, i am going to have to drive 30 miles to a place that i can only afford to put my horse out to pasture. 3-because i can't afford it. i am retired. i can't afford to put my horse somewhere else. >> reporter: both sides are currently exploring

they'll get a barbecued steak underground, too.s another barbecue, depending on which team can pull them back to the surface quicker. >> i will be very happy to pay that debt as soon as possible. >> reporter: carl penhaul, cnn, northern chile. >>> a look at our top stories. a 41-year-old grandmother could become the first woman executed in virginia in nearly a century. governor bob mcdonald refused to issue a stay for theresa lewis. her lawyer says lewis was manipulated by two male co-conspirators who were the triggermen. she is scheduled to die by lethal injection thursday. >>> and freed american hiker sarah shourd addresses the media today. she thanked all the people who worked so secure her release and said that she hopes two other americans would get out soon. shourd was one of three americans held in an iranian prison. she was released this week. her fiance and a friend are still being held as suspected spies. >>> lindsay lohan could soon find herself back behind bars. the young actress admits she failed a recent drug test. sh

there is one place where we went through a barbecue pit. we own the right of way through there, so we have a lot of impact, and i have not seen and heard people up in arms. through much of the bay area. a project management team, our construction true, our communication group has been doing an amazing job of letting folks know what we're trying to minimize disruption and that we are trying to do this for everyone's good, and people have been various understanding. i would be happy to take any of you out to these facilities. good news. president crowley: next item, mike cambell. >> good afternoon. often, it is called clean power sf. the big news is that last week, we did issue a request for proposals, and on the july 9 meeting, you were all getting feedback and some comments on the earlier situation and you had seen, so i am just going to take a brief moment to talk about this and incorporate those comments and in touch base on the schedule and answer any questions any of you may have. so from the feedback we received, the cleanup, in my opi

. >> mike: the 49ers got barbecued by the chiefs, and the raiders by the chiefs, and the raiders kicker can you inhale, they inhale. millions of children continue to be exposed to secondhand smoke. secondhand smoke causes asthma, a disease that cannot be cured. protect your loved ones. >> carolyn: hyundai is recalling 140,000 sonata see danes. it affects the 2011 models. south korea's largest automaker says there's a detect in the steering column. we saw warm temperatures. >> leigh: it's pretty hot. near 100 degrees. we have a little bit of cooling in the bay thanks to a little patchy fog that moved in overnight. temperatures a little more comfortable there. you can see from the high definition east bay cam, a beautiful evening setting up. here's a look at highs for today, antioch, 98. 99 in livermore. 80 in san francisco. half moon bay, 75. gilroy, 9 4. currently temperatures slowly coming down as the sun is getting ready to set. 70 in san francisco. still hot, though. inland, with antioch 95. santa rosa, 92. so, here's a look at highs. the heat's going to be with us the next several d

they will get a barbecued steak underground too.n says he bet rescue workers another barbecue, depending which team can pull the miners back to earth quickest. >> no matter which arrives earlier, i will be very happy if we can do that as soon as possible. >> reporter: carl pento, cnn, san jose mine, chile. >>> as you saw a moment ago, sarah shored, one of the three released hiders that have been held in iran is on her way back home. she made it to oman. she is set to come home. we heard from her a moment ago as she made a statement. our senior international correspondent, nic robertson, is there. nic? >> reporter: t.j., she looked like she had caught a little bit of sun. she seemed to be fairly relaxed when she came to me. the words were, no questions. she thanked the sultan of oman. what i found very interesting, she described her stay as unfortunately short, an impression has been created here that she would liked to have stayed longer to do more for the release of her fiancee, shane bauer, and of her friend, josh fattal. however,

so we're going to barbecue if we need to.ts of drinks. >> pretty much. we're here until sunday. so we're going to ride it out. >> reporter: mandatory evacuation went into effect wednesday for area expected to be hardest hit. north carolina already under a state of emergency as many homes and businesses are boarded up to weather the storm. >> earl has given us an early opportunity to test out our hurricane readiness with the best team in america. safety is always the barometer for north carolina and how we treat any weather event. >> reporter: earl's eye is not expected to make land fall in the u.s. many forecast models show it will travel just off the east coast making land fall in nova scotia. many states will feel the force of the storm's winds and rain. hurricane watches and warnings are out. places like massachusetts and connecticut are being pulled up in advance of the storm. many people who have seen their neighbors leave town are hoping earl will pass on by. >> maybe it will go by quickly and we'll be back together the

i'm sorry. >> i don't mind the president going to the backyard barbecues. i wish he'd come to mine. >> exactly. >> right? i have lots of good food in the fridge. >> i'm sure he doesn't like the pinheads and patriots photo, bill. doesn't like that. >> very flattering photo. >> looks very gray in that photo. not a positive portrait. >> all right. now, me -- talk about positive portraits. >> oh! >> stewart and o'reilly last night. did you get anything out of that ber view? >> i did. you know what i felt after that? i was a bit saddened because jon stewart looked like the sad clown last night. you know, in the circus there's a happy clown and a clown with a straight face and there's the sad clown. he kind of seemed sad. he said, you know, barack obama governed as a visionary and he's like and now he's just a functionary and he didn't even seem like he -- he didn't even get in the shots at you that i thought he'd get. he seemed demoralized and deflated and o'reilly, you have to hold up that book that weighs 40 pounds of him that 12 people wrote, you went to hold

we've got a gas barbecue so we're going to barbecue if we need to. lots of drinks. >> pretty much we're here until sunday. ride it out. >> reporter: mandatory evacuation went into effect for hatter as island which is expected to get hit. north carolina is already under a state of emergency as many homes and businesses are boarded up to weather the storm. >> earl has given us an early opportunity to test out our hurricane readiness with the best team in america. safety is always the barometer for north carolina and how we treat any weather event. >> reporter: earl's eye is not expected to make land fall in the u.s. many forecast models show it will travel just off the east coast making land fall in nova scotia. still many states will feel the force of the storm's winds and rain. hurricane watches and warnings are out. massachusetts and connecticut are being pulled up in advance of the storm. many people who have seen their neighbors leave town are hoping earl will pass on by. >> maybe it will go by quickly and we'll be back together again. >> reporter

wouldn't be barbecue without roy. >> reporter: some residents decided these big fans were the answer i think being cool was the least of these residents' problems. bob horne, cbs 5. >>> in the south bay today, there were two popular choices. get out early and beat the heat. >> i'm jogging. i usually come out early- morning but i couldn't. it's starting to warm up already. >> reporter: or stay inside and avoid the heat altogether. artists at the cyprus senior center in san jose today painted warm outdoor scenes while staying cool inside. >> we are maintaining that all the rooms are staying cool. we are taking extra precautions to keep an eye on seniors in the facility, whether it's through activities or nutrition program to ensure they are staying cool and hydrated during this heat. >> reporter: over the weekend, santa cruz county broke a 1937 record of 99 degrees when it topped out on saturday at 100 degrees. but outside of that, this weather is pretty typical for this time year. >> we have had a cooler-than- normal summer. people are much more aware that we're now into a hot spell w

brisket smoked for ten plus houred and smothered in cheddar cheese and topped with sweet baby ray's barbecuesauce. >> can't wait to try it. that does it for 9 news now at noon. you can join us back here at phi clock and of course anytime you can join us at wusa9.com for news 24 hours a day. howard is ready to have a sub. >> i am. i misspoke, the weed pollen is high. it is not low. it is high. we looked at the facts more care willfulfully. the temperatures will stay in the 80s. no t as hot as these guys but warm this time of the year. showers in to thursday knight and friday morning and i was talking to these guys earlier, fresh cut tomatoes. >> can't wait to try it. we will see you back at 5:00 my little--little boy, huh?

. >> barbecued oysters and everything. the cook constant come in, so i will be flipping burgers. >> the feel people who were here spend the night talking about the fire and the volunteer firefighter who has hurt. >> has a family, wife and a daughter, so we're all praying for him. >> her shed and a section of her home were burned in the fire. she will be staying with a good friend who is just grateful that tracy is okay. >> never seen anything like this out here. looks like a bomb went off here to me. doesn't look like our home. >> reporter: officials are still trying to figure out what started the fire. tracy says she knows what happened. a powerline came down on her property. abc-7 news. >> dan: three air tankers and a helicopter helped bring a grass fire under control in napa valley this afternoon. know -- no homes were damaged. >>> today's hot weather is being blamed for a power outage in alameda county. 23,000 customers lost power because of an equipment failure related to the heat. a rare warm evening in san francisco

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congratulations, everybody is off, having a good time barbecuing at the lake or the beaches. the beach numbers 70s to near 90 degrees. >> nice. >> tuesday and wednesday weooooc down. we are not worried. we are going to drop. 75 on wednesday after 96 in the warmer spots tomorrow and monday. >> wow. that is going to be fun. it is going to be crowded to get to the beaches on labor day. thank you, craig. laura, the local teams starting out nicely so far. >> i see you have a version of the bear blue. >> go bears. >> definitely. college football is here. the cal bears opening things in style putting their coach in the record books and introducing us to the star of the future. this afternoon the stanford qb wasting no time putting up good numbers. at the coliseum, trevor cahill doing something that hasn't been done by a pitcher in three years. >>> it is the opening weekend of the college football season. that means lopsided scores. at strawberry canyon the cal bears were happy to keep that trend going. making jeff bedford the winningest coach and unveil a new star in the making. it

it was labor day, neighbors were outside barbecuing and this quiet neighborhood was rocked by gunshots. >> i don't even remember what happened after that. >> just stood straig up. you don't even know what you are doing. i stood straight up and i went to straht to hell with that phone call. >> a hell from which this mother has yet to emerge and a murder which police have yet to solve. desiree was walking with a friend when a red car pulled up. three men were inside. at least 20 shots were fired. she was hit twice. inveigators say this oakland senior with dreams of becoming a veterinarian was not the intended target and they don't know the identity of the shooter. the family is connced that other people do know bt they are not comin forward. >> it would be helpful if people overcame this becau people are still dying. >> as she lay dying. franklin ran ther side. >> nobody knew wha to do. i just kneeled down and immediately started to pray. >> he didn't witness the shooting but days later the neighborhood moved away. >> my respon was, well, i understand that but you try to reason with them

. >>> the time is 6:00, from barbecues to art festivals, backyard parties, plenty going on this labor day across the bay area. thank you very much for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm garvin, brent, laura and rob have the morning off. we want to get to ria taormina with the forecast. >> you know who else has off? the clouds. there aren't any outside. clear skies throughout the bay area, even along the coast where they are pretty much just about every day. it's going to be hot inland today, mid to higher 90s. sunny at the ocean beaches, the 70s. >> right now the mid to higher 50s, 56 in oakland, 58 in san jose. not much of a difference from yesterday except to the north bay where things are warmer. as the morning goes on, it will be a good one. the winds are to the very much at all. nothing to speak of. and things will be warming up quite nicely today because there are no clouds along the coast and not much of a sea breeze either. things will be different for tomorrow. back to you. >> thanks. this morning police and volunteers will continue their tedious search through a landfill l

let's take a look at your barbecue weather forecast.or the labor day holiday right now this is the scene? vacaville where today's high temperature, 96 degrees. down from 101 yesterday. we had a big-time cooloff along the coast because of that right there the low clouds and fog already surging onshore slipping into the bay now. in fact, our pinpoint forecast does suggest clearly illustrates that the clouds have pushed inland at least a good 45 to 50 miles in the overnight hours. tomorrow morning sun-up at 6: 40. not going to see it due to the blanket of clouds. but then these clouds retreat allowing ample sunshine from the bay inland with only partial coastal clearing. so meanwhile, out and about this evening, temperatures in the 60s at the beaches. you do need a jacket there. otherwise tonight overnight temperatures in the 50s. your pinpoint forecast kick- starting with the santa clara valley 89 degrees tomorrow there. up from the average high of 84 degrees. otherwise, up to about 93 degrees in the warm spots east of the bay. this weeke

. >> there were plans for a backyard barbecue later that afternoon at his parents'.fran to get to know matt's sister's boyfriend, that is if she felt up to it. >> he says, okay. he says, she's going to take a little nap, then when she wakes up we'll come over. i told him, like i tell all of my kids, i said, i love you, matt. and he said, i love you, too, ma. >> matt offered to make a fast food run so fran would have something in her stomach being but she was still hurting and waved him off. >> he said, do you want something to eat? i was, like, yeah. never mind. i'm not going to eat it anyway. >> as matt left to run some errands, fran snoozed, figuring matt would wake her in time for the barbecue. >> i woke up at 5:47 and he called him. he didn't answer. i texted him, waiting for a reply. i fell back asleep. >> she called him twice more. she remembers the exact times, 7:31 and 9:01 and got his voice mail. she was starting to freak. even six hours in you thought something bad had happened. >> right. because he always answers or calls me right back. so i started callin

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and this is one of the questions in a backyard barbecue. >> by the way, can i point out to the presidentat every backyard he speaks in has a fence. can we get one at our border, pal? that's all i'm asking. every backyard you're in has a fence. >> what do you think that is behind him? jalapeno? >> these are red hot chili peppers. i believe that's the led singer for the peppers. listen, what happened here is i think barack obama is scared. what's he doing? he's hitting the reset button on a couple of things. he green lights the surge in afghanistan and then starts talking about his faith. dare i say like many scared people out there, he's now clinging to his god and his guns. i think that's coming back to haunt him a little bit. i think my man knows he better hit the reset button on some of this stuff. >> why do you think -- i think it's a 20% of the american people think he's a muslim. why do you think -- is it because they want to think he's a muslim? >> let me put it in levittonian terms. there's a sense of community there. everybody is on the same street looking at the same house. now,