. >> would knew barry white would be used for water conservation. >> a mismatch but, hey, if it works barry white clone. >> did you hear the noise, that was me dropping my phone. >> ferry building is 58 this morning to get to san francisco. 55 a crissy field. heading downtown, 55 degrees. mid-to-upper 50's along both bay shores into santa clara at 53. and walnut creek is upper 50's and 68 in pittsburg. tracy, 72 degrees. 55 at half moon bay. 56 in petaluma. the temperatures are seven degrees warmer than this time yesterday with a clear sky. we are off to a sunny start. it will be breezy at noon and the clouds will gather. mid-60's an the bay and mid-80's inland hang out in the mid-80's and 76 away the bay and 60 at the coast and by 7:00 the clouds are moving through the bay and 68 for you, 78 inland and 60 at the coast. leyla gulen? >> as we look at the east bay i told you of the closure westbound 580 to eastbound 80 the connection, that has re-opened. usually it does stay close until 5:00 but they picked up early. the nimitz has lanes taken away, northbound and southbound on 880 betw

here is a sample of the barry white voice. conservation can feel so right. screw on the fixtures.eah. >> the san francisco water department is hoping this commercial will get your attention and convince you to conserve water. officials say just in the last month people are going to take the drought seriously. they are hoping a sexy commercial about water will get your attention. here is feedback we are hearing. >> saving water is...i don't know if it is sexy as much as as...taking care of the world thing. barry white kind of sellly but will probably catch on. >> it don't have to be sexy do it because we need to do it. do it because we need it. >> do you like the campaign? >> it is a little weird to me but it is okay. >> mothers are launching this week and you will see newspaper ads and billboards with the goal to get russ informs to reduce water use by 10 percent so when you flower remember to make it a "quickie." that is what the commercials are asking you to do. >> fur following the world cup, all the action continues this morning with italy and uruguay on espn and coast rica an

barry white. are you still with me? you might be asking, so why are san francisco residents being asked to cut back by 10% when governor brown wants everybody to cut back 20%? the answer, san francisco is simply in better shape than much of the rest of the state right now. right now. >> i'm not feeling it. >> reporter: come on. get in the mood. >> 64%. that's good. the reservoir's candle stick passengers sierra. there is no snow pack. hasn't rained in months. just a few weeks on a, we explained that even a miracle winter won't save the problem. what are we going to do? >> reporter: well, we will be facing more dire circumstances next year. so even if we do avoid mandatory restrictions next summer, another dry year would make things, of course, much, much worse. 10%, 20%. it could be cutting back a lot more. >> but we have barry white. so we're okay. i'm feeling it. >> thanks, allen. >>> the senate debated a any $10 billion bill toads but failed to get the necessary two- thirds voted to vans it. nate senate steinberg say

wait, barry white. >> it is the last monday of union. >> i am here for kristen sze and leyla gulen is leader -- here for meteorologist mike nicco. >> it is going to be the last and the hottest day of the month. it is the last day of the month. good morning, everyone. live doppler 7 hd shows it and quiet. we are waking up to clear conditions. here is a look from our cam paragraph the first light above the east bay hills. it is a beautiful morning. and twinkling lights show it will be hot today. current temperatures in san francisco are 57 degrees and 60

>>reporter: the tv commercial that seem to be channeling barry white super sexy and plenty provocative. >> fixture for your kitchen and bathroom, screw them on. yes. >>reporter: if the ads have seduced you that's what the water wants want. they hope it gets many to save water. >> sex says. like any culture especially in our society in this day and age, it says completely and it's sad but unfortunate. >> if you miss the tv ad chances are you may come face-to-face on the print campaign on the back of a muni bus. >> did you get a little embarrassed reading that. >> yes. maybe. ty tend to flush pretty easily. >>reporter: kate lynn may have pwlushd but she know the drought is serious. >> they are trying to save california with the water. >>reporter: san francisco public utility commission says the city came very close in avoiding mandatory water rationing just in the last month resident beginning to take the drought seriously. the ads may help people do more. >> now days with the market so saturated with just common advertising i think it guess to do something outside the box. >> fix the le

>>reporter: the tv commercial that seem to be channeling barry white super sexy and plenty provocative. >> fixture for your kitchen and bathroom, screw them on. yes. >>reporter: if the ads have seduced you that's what the water wants want. they hope it gets many to save water. >> sex says. like any culture especially in our society in this day and age, it says completely and it's sad but unfortunate. >> if you miss the tv ad chances are you may come face-to-face on the print campaign on the back of a muni bus. >> did you get a little embarrassed reading that. >> yes. maybe. ty tend to flush pretty easily. >>reporter: kate lynn may have pwlushd but she know the drought is serious. >> they are trying to save california with the water. >>reporter: san francisco public utility commission says the city came very close in avoiding mandatory water rationing just in the last month resident beginning to take the drought seriously. the ads may help people do more. >> now days with the market so saturated with just common advertising i think it guess to do something outside the box. >> fix the le

>>reporter: the tv commercial that seem to be channeling barry white super sexy and plenty provocative. >> fixture for your kitchen and bathroom, screw them on. yes. >>reporter: if the ads have seduced you that's what the water wants want. they hope it gets many to save water. >> sex says. like any culture especially in our society in this day and age, it says completely and it's sad but unfortunate. >> if you miss the tv ad chances are you may come face-to-face on the print campaign on the back of a muni bus. >> did you get a little embarrassed reading that. >> yes. maybe. ty tend to flush pretty easily. >>reporter: kate lynn may have pwlushd but she know the drought is serious. >> they are trying to save california with the water. >>reporter: san francisco public utility commission says the city came very close in avoiding mandatory water rationing just in the last month resident beginning to take the drought seriously. the ads may help people do more. >> now days with the market so saturated with just common advertising i think it guess to do something outside the box. >> fix the le

my tone of voice is too deep to do what i want so now i'm just listening to like isaac hayes and barry white and things like that just to see how they use their voice but i hate rapping only because it puts you in the it's like in this box in like so i was scared for this interview because me being a rapper i was scared of the type of questions that you would probably ask me not even on purpose is this you know because i'm a rapper and things and people look at you different oh he's a rap artist overed you not as much time just said you you don't want to read anymore i don't i don't i just want to composer you that famous rapping yeah but you're leaving the world of rap but you've been successful in other areas i mean you don't need rap on him and i'm talented enough to do other things but i don't know i'm pretty bored with it it's not interesting and i don't want to be. like in the future i want to like i want to do films i want to mention my name next to wes anderson and quinn turns he no i don't want to be i don't want my name to be mentioned next other rappers i go at all you've been ter

one city pushes the gulf going so far to invoke barry white. >> oh i knew i forgot something...l just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. takes two seconds, better safe than sorry right? yeah who knows if we'll even get service on the islands? what! no service? seriously? no electricity, we're going to make our own candles, we're going to churn our own butter. oh, we lost one. can't leave a bag unattended. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more visit citi.com/easierbanking >>> here is a look at tonight's prime time line up at 10:00 "miss stresses". >> june is lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender pride month. today we recognize alice cope lnd born in the city in 1877. in 1971 she became the name sake of the registered lgbt democratic club. you can find out more on instagram >> hope is fading in search of a california firefighter missing ten days. rescuers found an important clue, his coulding dog the manxd went chasing after hi pelt, then disappeared without a trace. >> after searching for a week for a missing firefighter, final

>> you can play barry white, you got me. >> our producer decided that meat rushmore and barry white somehowntinue with this final story. remember this? >> people who think julia roberts is hot. her gigantic mouth -- it will devour an elephant in one bite. thank you chemotherapy 7 and good luck. >> seems like a guy who wasn't supposed to be a movie star. but he slipped through the cracks and everyone was just like, okay. >> jimmy kimmel gives stars a chance to see what people say about them on twitter. now, he's back with a special mean tweets nba edition. it's airing this sunday. here's a sneak peek. >> dwight howard wears panties with leg warmers. >> jeremy lin need to get the weight room. you need to get the spellcheck. >> you tell them, jeremy. >> i love it. you can catch the whole thing, sunday during "jimmy kimmel's game night" after the finals game on the west coast. and that is a friday edition of "pop news." >> well done, lara. >>> we move on to "the heat index." now. first up, imagine an imposter pretending to be your child online, cyber bullying your child's schoolmates and the la

>> whenever you channel barry white, sure, you get my attention. >> we have the longest weather records, 15th driest one year period. we only had 47 days of measurable rainfall, in terms of back to back for the two years, it was the 11th driest. it's unusually dry, we're going to have to take measures, and the days when people were spray painting lawns green that might be back. you don't remember those days, do you? >> somebody who has been following this, how concerned are new. >> well, you know, it happens, the fact is we live in a semi air rid region, and we have to deal with cutting back. >>> 10 year lease for the oakland coliseum is coming up. board has many stipulations to deal with when it comes to the as. oakland would have to forgive the money the as owe. the as could leave at the end of the lease, and oakland would not get any oakland, would not get any food or advertising money made at the coliseum. angry baseball fans say enough is enough. [ yelling ] >> two council members refused to attend that meeting, and the board was unable to take a vote on the lease renewal. >> they

wait, barry white. >> it is the last monday of union. >> i am here for kristen sze and leyla gulen is leader -- here for meteorologist mike nicco. >> it is going to be the last and the hottest day of the month. it is the last day of the month. good morning, everyone. live doppler 7 hd shows it and quiet. we are waking up to clear conditions. here is a look from our cam paragraph the first light above the east bay hills. it is a beautiful morning. and twinkling lights show it will be hot today. current temperatures in san francisco are 57 degrees and 60 in oakland and 63 in san carlos and 64 in san jose and cool along the cost at 48 degrees at half moon bay. and inland areas we will have continues in a few minutes but, first, traffic. we have areas of construction and 780 ranches are closed to benicia because of landscaping work until 3:00 p.m. in san francisco, we have been washing you about this, be prepared for a full closing northbound 280 at 6th street where we will see the closings until monday morning. it is going to last several days. we will let you know if they open things up

>>reporter: kind of an old barry white feel there is what they are going for.tv on line ad will soon be joined by print and billboard version throughout the entire san francisco public utility district in the hope that everybody who jumps into the shower will quote make it a quickie. which leads us dangerously to spencer christian a lot of different direction we could go with tha that. the. >> straight ahead. >>reporter: quick weather forecast. >> p.m. live doppler 7 hd. the we are still here and employed. mainly clear skies around the bay area right now. we do have low clouds forming offshore. but that willfuly develop later tonight. it's gusty in few places right now and winds calm and others we have gust up to 35 miles per hour right now at sfo. 25 miles per hour gust at santa rose. 16 at half moon bay and then much lighter winds in most other location around the bay. west ward across the bay current temperature readings at fay exploratorium low to mid 60's at oakland. san carlos san jose. mild 73 at morgan hill and 55 at half moon basement live view from th

but it's not just messages in writing, a barry white-esk voice asking you to conserve in a ad released next week. >> turn off the faucet while soaping those dirty hands. screw it on, yeah. >> reporter: all right, so points for getting creative there. the san francisco public utility's commission gaye its midyear supply update yesterday revealing that the total storage is under 65% of maximum capacity. all available snow pack has melted, trying to get the message out there, pnc asked dmers to voluntarily reduce water consumption by 10% or eight billion gallons of water by the end of the year. said yesterday that it has only reached 17% of that goal. so not only is that, the city of pleasanton trying to approve spending up to $200,000 to hire a public relations firm to get that message across in that city. san francisco not alone in trying to turn heads so to speak. live in san francisco this morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> those are clever. >> they are. i love san francisco's ads. >> not a bad idea. >>> 5:11 right now, something to hear before giving your kids breakfas

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white flag so quickly? >> you'd have to get barry diller on the phone and ask him. >> we're on that. >> i don't know. i'm sure he's disappointed. >> rich, thank you so much. rich greenfield giving some very quick analysis on the aereo decision, which obviously people are still giving a second read this morning. next up, google's annual developers conference kicks off in a little under an hour from now in san francisco. heard some rumors about a tv set-top box, some new car technology and a lot more. our josh lipton's live outside the conference with what we can expect. hi, josh. >> hey, carl. yeah, thousands of developers here this morning in san francisco at this conference. keynote starts in about just one hour. the rumor mill, of course, in full effect about what to expect. but here's what financial analysts who cover google think you're going to see. one is a new version of android is did you. the chatter is that it's going to be called lollipop. of course they're always named after desserts. one of the features, though, and the capabilities that google's going to build into this version, that's

white house waiting only for president obama's decision, brian? >> jim miklaszewski, as we said, limited options at the pentagon. for more on this, we're joined by retired u.s. army four-star general barry mccaffrey. in addition to balanced budget a heavily decorated ranger, he's recognized for the first iraq war. he's an nbc news military analyst. general, tell the viewers how bad this is, how bad is this group isis and where do you see this going? >> well, brian, it's shocking to watch a giant military and police force come apart. there were apparently over 55,000 iraqi police and army up in mosul, city of 2 million people. nobody knows how many fighters are in isis, but let's say there's not more than 9,000. we're watching a giant iraqi security force come apart, thousands of armored vehicles, 400 tanks. we're looking at overhead satellite coverage of mosul airfield with u.s. helicopters still on the ground. it's really shocking. it's going to be a tragedy for the iraqi families, as well as the u.s. forces, 36,000 killed and wounded in that fight. >> what are the u.s. options as you see them? >> they are extremely limited. i mean, obviously, we can provide more intelligence, the cia,

general barry mccaffery, we'll have to see. >> chuck todd said the white house knew there would be someahl served with honor and distinction before the facts of this story came out. there's still a big hole in the middle of the story. >> i think the question is, as he gets home -- and i think the chairman of the joint chiefs, he's signaling that it's not going to be the, you know, yellow ribbon welcome home party that everybody expected. that there is going to be an investigation into whether or not he deserted. and if need be, he may be held accountable for that. >> the mayor of hailey, idaho, issued a statement yesterday, i believe, saying they're planning to have this welcome home for sergeant bergdahl, but at the end of the statement, the mayor said, if these accounts turn out to be true, then this should be sorted out in the united states courts. there was also a report that people have started to make cancellations and cancel plans, taking out their frustration on hailey, idaho. they've received angry messages. >> that's sad. >> it is very sad. it's very silly. but they are feelin

barry goldwater works ed together. the actually had a spot for it daniel moynihan for his reelection. they worked so much in tandem with each other. but then i have also been at the whitehouse, and bob, the truth is if you go up and do a briefing on congress, the assumption at the white house is that information will be public very shortly. it is only in a very restricted basis when the very top leadership or maybe the top chairs of the intelligence committee. >> they do that all the time on things that don't leak, correct, speaker? >> that is correct. we did it on some things that they forgot that they even had room. then it comes back, for instance, to the taping of telephone conversations. that was a discussion that the big eight talked about, and we agreed it should happen. >> there is a way. >> describe the big eight. >> the big eight is the four leaders and the four members of the intelligence leadership. >> in both houses, both democrats and republicans. it can work and you have to make human contact on this. i got to know obama and his operation to a certain extent. i am sure that the instinct of getting bergdahl released was humanitarian. oh, this is a good th