the bay delta here. and next one, please. and this was - we always talk about sea level rise and i heard a couple of orders of magnitude of estimates this morning and one of them was more like this where this is the more conservative,ip sfpuc, estimate where the change in sea level you were told sea levels are rising by about half a foot. we can expect that at least probably. but we could see an accelerated rise of maybe three or four times that according to,ip sfpuc. instead of half a foot we could see three feet. you know out here at fort point here in san francisco. first of all we don't know what the climate is doing to do, but secondly, the way ice gets dumped into the ocean from the land based - well sea level rises from one, the water gets warmer and inflates because it's density is less and that's well understood and handled by climate models. what's not well handled is the fact that when ice gets shed from green land and antarctica, there's 70 levels that if it all melted would raise sea levels but the problem is it'

-- small amounts of sea level rise which could breach the levies in the san francisco sacramento bay delta region. so we are intimately tied to and connected to that overall city. our plan is simply to work with everybody we can find, every partner we can find, to try to find ways to address these issues, to help with funding and to make sure that we are aware of the science to be doing some proactive planning on our own system, and of course to be supporting legislation that will lead to the kinds of dramatic reductions in emissions which will, we hope and trust, help to avert some of the worst impacts of climate change in the future. but the fact is that climate change is not only real, it is in fact happening and so we are dealing with it right now. the three speakers that are on my panel are all people who are coping in various ways and helping to be part of the solution. i'm going to just briefly introduce all three of them in order you have their biographies in your booklets so i won't read them to you. i will simply point out if you can't read the name tags that to the left of where

-- small amounts of sea level rise which could breach the levies in the san francisco sacramento bay delta region. so we are intimately tied to and connected to that overall city. our plan is simply to work with everybody we can find, every partner we can find, to try to find ways to address these issues, to help with funding and to make sure that we are aware of the science to be doing some proactive planning on our own system, and of course to be supporting legislation that will lead to the kinds of dramatic reductions in emissions which will, we hope and trust, help to avert some of the worst impacts of climate change in the future. but the fact is that climate change is not only real, it is in fact happening and so we are dealing with i

all the areas highlighted in orange on your screen here, the north bay, the delta, inland val 100s, downn the south bay, all under this heat advisory. the land spots are going to top 100 degrees. we'll take a look at that in a moment. we're going to see some cooling at the coastline, it's still going to cool quite a bit. temperatures to start the day, all that yellow on your screen, temperatures in the 70s. widespread 70s earlier in the morning. by noon, things are quickly heating up. you can see all these red on your screen. that's all temperatures in the 90s and then later on in the afternoon, the purple creeps back in. those are temperatures in the triple digits. neighborhood by neighborhood. triple digits for our inland spots, triple digits down in the south bay, cooler closer to the coastline as the sea breezes start to kick back in. 82 in san francisco, bumped up temperatures around the bay shore several degrees, upper 80s and low 90s out there tomorrow. a look at your kron4 seven-day forecast, it's going to stay hot through most of the bay area tomorrow, but big-time cooling expec

the inland valleys cover and fog and down in the south bay along the delta and of course to the northay. the fog will linger longer we see it all the way up and down highway won a one here and along the bay shores. san francisco the coast line by eight noone but it will stay there. fog up and down the coastline and spilling into san francisco into the later afternoon hours. a live picture kron 47 day around the bay forecast if there's the cooler weather trying to hit 75 degrees in our inland spots tomorrow. but look at this as we head into next week huge warm up. temperatures in the upper 90s inland, upper '70's around the bay and the upper 60s along the coast. >> in national news this evening i u.s. service ranger is being called a hero for leading police to appear suspected killers who reportedly disguise themselves as a modern-day bonnie and clyde. new pictures today showing the company making their first court appearance. john mccloskey and katherine walsh were arrested last night at a remote camp ground in northern arizona. >> the nightmare that started on july 30th is finally ov

continues into the weekend your father right now fairly widespread consuming much of the north bay pushing into the delta through the livermore valley and throughout the south bay as well that fog floating down to san jose through morgan helles will mean, much of the peninsula 57 in oakland down in the south bay starting to get the upper 50s through mountain view and san jose 55 for livermore the 7:00 hour we are still keeping it in the '50s pretty " they're even heading to the noontime a mixture of the '60s and '70s high temperatures should talk about to the '70s they will be low '80s really cool forecast again. 77 santa rosa heading down to san rafael doesn't look like will get out of the '60s a 61 in san francisco are along the coast a lot of sixties out there. east bay keeping in the low sixties for berkeley, oakland fremont temperature topping out at '70s some of the warmer spots only low eighties for pittsburgh in antioch 80 degrees for concord and through san ramon 77 south bay temperatures in the '70s loaded '70s mountain view 76 in san jose your 7 day around bay continuing cooling trend in your

time a state board has adopted a criteria to finding out just how much water must flow from the delta to the bayder to have a good ecosystem. the board says that diverting 50% of the delta's fresh water is not sustainable to maintain the nature's balance in sacramento's san joaquin delta. while water agencies are disputing that report, environmentalists say it will promote a better balance in the delta's delicate ecosystem. >> 5:53. several bay area projects are being tar getted. they say the projects are wasteful, missouriinged and jailed to create jobs. a study convicted in san francisco is number 6 on that list of 100 stimulus projects they consider wasteful. the academy has received almost $2 million to send researchers overseas to photograph and analyze thousands of exotic ants. >> the laws say this is a worthwhile project. it was supposed to create jobs. it does not. >> also included in that report is a uc berkeley study that is using almost half a million dollars in stimulus money to research the atmosphere of neptune. the report also mentions a project by san francisco based pacific envi

bay. not extending into the delta or inland valleys and barely touching down in the south bay.:00 in the morning and back to the coast, over san francisco as well. could see more sun breaks along the coast tomorrow. the fog has been stubborn. high temperatures tomorrow, cooler close to the coast line. 63 in san francisco. these are close to what we saw today, cooler in the north bay. temperatures running below average. 6-8 degrees below tomorrow. inland 2-3 degrees below average. we have seen so many days below average, out of 57 days, 53 have been below average in san francisco. inland spots seen days closer to average. still it's been cool this summer. more mild inland through thursday. temperatures dropping off on friday. 82 on saturday. we are continuing to trend of below average temperatures through the forecast. >>> new federal regulations went into effect today. they are protecting customers from bank fees. as of today you have to opt in. some advocates are warning customers to look at the fine print. >> reporter: overdraft fees are a huge revenue stream for banks. in th

celia into the north bay you can see from santa rosa to petaluma also to the delta starting to move intodown on the south bay wrapping around to morgan hill starting to see that fog just kind of get into place this morning current temperature is 58 for san francisco 53 oakland. some of the day lower 60s to remind you, san jose 58 for fremont. 10:00, warm it up mostly sixties around the peninsula a few seventies as well by noon getting of the '70s even a few eighties. after an high topping in the '80s. no more triple digits no more nineties today here's a look of some of those numbers and what we can expect. the upper 70's. 85 for sonoma down london valley 74. much cooler coming in around 66 for san francisco redwood city 77. palo alto 78. 77 is a common member for hayward. castro valley a few degrees cooler. inland san ramon temperatures in the mid-80s getting up to 89. this is like any act. los gatos upper 80s. 77 sunnyvale. san jose 81 degrees. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. shows a continuous decline in temperatures heading towards the weekend in fact we could bring back

the delta, south bay, all seeing the fog. temperatures in these places will be cooler tomorrow.his is account. it scales back by 11:00. fog really kicking -- sticking on along ocean beach, daily city those areas. high temperatures for tomorrow. 61 in san francisco. 59 in half moon bay. inland, 80s. we continue to see temperatures below average. a look at the 7 day around the bay, foggy and cool for the next couple of days. looks like warmer drying air towards the rebound hof -- towards the end of the week. >>> there is another earthquake to tell you about, we mentioned the ones that hit earlier, now you can see this quake just showed up, this was 7.5 which hit in the south pacific tonight, east of australia. a small sue tsunami has been generated by this quake. >>> the a's take on the mariners, we have details straight ahead and a dramatic finish as the giants ask the cubs -- giants and the cubs go 11 innings. up next. cell phone rings ] [ john ] i love these new cell phones. [ wife ] he just got a new phone and he can't stop using it. boom! profile pic. [ cell phone rings ] do

it will maintain the onshore flow, keeping low clouds and fog moving through the bay and into the deltah is in effect cooling off sacramento and points south through the central valley here. as i mentioned, they will be looking at upper 70s to low 80s today, rebounding into the beginning of the week, as we'll begin to warm up after this energy clears the state, which it will do here through the weekend. coastside, not much change. onshore breeze will keep the low clouds and fog glued to the shoreline, much like it looks right now, looking out your window. through the day, it will retreat east to west, back to the usual locations. i'm sure the beach will hang onto the clouds as will the presidio. look for sunshine this afternoon for the san francisco street festival that's going on and, again, temperatures there in the mid to low 60s this afternoon. even with the cool temperatures, lots of festivals in and around the bay, as you would this time of year. gusty winds on the bay out of the southwest, 18 for 25 knots. some higher gusts in the 30 to 40-knot range. that will keep a bit of a ch

first, let's talk about the fog. 6:00 in the morning, widespread fog through the bay area, including our inland valleys, the delta and in the south bay. that should peel back a little bit later on in the morning. by 9:00, the bay shore, still covered in that fog and, of course, the coastline. but fog tracker does put the fog offshore tomorrow afternoon again. you can see it lingering here to the coastline, but we are see something breaks up here to the north bay, and maybe even our ocean beach, as well. a look at our temperatures for tomorrow afternoon, going to be on the cooler side, staying below average, cooling down a little bit more in the north bay, 68 in sawn rafael. our inland spots, just about 80 degrees, but a little warmer in antioch. a mix of 60s and 70s through the rest of the bay area, except for morgan hill, 81 degrees all. a look at your seven-day forecast. tomorrow, cool, thursday a little bit warmer and then back to the cool side for the weekend, just 80 degrees inland by saturday. so temperatures knowing the up and down, but still staying well below where we should be before this time of year.

the fog pressing through the inland, and petulant delta, inland and even in the south bay. ssing to the delta. and slower to clear. by 9:00 a.m., the bay shore. and making its way back into san francisco and the coastline. it is going to take some time% francisco to see some sunshine tomorrow. the high temperatures, will be a few degrees warmer, 65 degrees and a san rafael. 63 degrees in san francisco, inland, 80s, and mid-60s from the bay shore. kron 4 7 day around the bay cooler weather, expected for the rest of the workweek. and actually, even into next week the fog/c breezes continued to dominate our forecast. keeping our temperatures 10 degrees below four this time of year. that trend will continue early next week. stay with us, we will be right back after this i know. i know i need to quit this. - well, how about... - that smokers' helpline? yeah, they can give me a plan. - help me through the rough spots. - so you're ready to... quit? everyone wants me to quit-- my doctor, my wife, the dog. - not good for the dog. - anyone else? hmm? what? anyone else want you to quit

board for the first time adopted criteria defining how much water must flow through the delta to the main to the bayother to maintain healthy ecosystem and the city found that about 75 percent of the rain, snow melts in the delta should be allowed to flow into the big promotions rain now live or how the water flows in the bay meaning delta waters used or how to be cut in half the criteria are non-binding and will be used by other state agencies to strike a balance between environmental and economic needs. california parole officials are beginning to test a more intensive monitoring of parolees in four counties including sonoma selected parole agents will now supervise 48 girlies down from the usual 70 offenders. agents also knew his family members from employers before curley's are released from prison. still ahead on the kron4 morning news much more weather, traffic in news i will bring back to give you an update on the bp oil spill and what is being done to fix that, first let us set aside here's a rooftop camera instead of the scope of the sun to be peaking of the number of an hour from now rebel

warmer temperatures, tracy, oakley, back into the delta, discovery bay. otherwise, 17 in alameda. should be at 83 in santa rosa. a good 10 degrees below average. plenty of sunshine in sonoma. there you have the extended forecast, warmest day of this workweek will be on thursday proceeded by the coolest on saturday. then it looks like things will return to the bay area on sat did i and sunday. this is jimmy patrick who swam the distance of lake tahoe twice which is 44 miles. he is the first man to ever do that. he did it for three charities, one of them my favorite, best buddy. >> he had a wet suit on, i hope. >> he did. >> thanks, roberta. >>> how about a cholesterol- lowering drug with that burger and fries? that's an idea that british scientists are toying with now. taking one when you eat a cheese burger and a shake could neutralize the increased risk of increased president bush. it would cost just 7 cents per dose per customer to hand out the statin with meals, just a big more than a pack of ketchup. the u.k. has an over-the-counsel the statin drug but the united states still

the first time a state board has adopted criteria defining how much water must flow from the delta to the bayate water resources board based its move on a report ordered by the legislature last year. it says diverting 50% of the delta's fresh water is not adequate to maintain nature's balance in the sacramento-san joaquin delta. while water agencies are disputing this report, environmentalists say it will ensure the future of the delta delicate ecosystem. >> several bay area projects are featured in a new report critical of stimulus spending. tom coburn and john mccain say they are wasteful, mis-managed and failed to create jobs. a study is number 6 on the list of 100 stimulus projects considered wasteful. the academy has received almost $2 million to send researchers overseas to photograph and analyze thousands of exotic ants. >> the laws say this is a worthwhile project. it was supposed to create jobs. it does not. >> also included in that report is a uc berkeley study that is using almost half a million dollars in stimulus funds to research neptune's atmosphere. the report also mentions a

here's where the fog has settled and thickening up through the north bay up through petaluma pushing through the deltand the south bay. you can see it working its way down into oakland and fremont. peninsula same gaps. temperatures much cooler forecast today this morning starting with 60 concord, low sixties for mountain view and san jose, in the afternoon we will warming up bopper '70s for ron of parks and rosa, over to vallejo 76 degrees and down along the peninsula check out the difference in temperature 66% francisco no beach weather today. 76 for castro valley and 774 hayward in union city into fremont. getting up into the upper 80s in places like antioch in pittsburgh. we will keep those '70s through mountain view and sunnyvale 81 in san jose. your 7 day around the bay shows today is not just today it will continue for your friday, saturday even possibly drizzle saturday. >> as we start off with interstate 580 is really our first hot spot of the morning. westbound ride really building passage will 5 interchange and through the altamont pass. earlier curring eastbound problems thankfully those di

folks, a lot of wind around the bay area in through the delta keeping things cooler than normal but stillooking at pretty decent weather outside. heading in toward the evening hours. have a little bit of a breezy but still comfortable weather all around the bay and over the city of san francisco. still mostly clear but you look down below you may see a couple clouds gathering around the coastline. get ready here they come. more low clouds and fog on the way for tonight. out toward the coastline right now especially along the san mateo coastline. inside the bay some trying to sneak into the bay as well. now looks like as we head towards tomorrow mostly sunny skies by the afternoon. temperatures. 80s in toward the tri-valley. antioch and brentwood in the 90s. 60s in toward richmond and oakland. 50s to 60s out toward the coastline. maybe drizzle to start the day in the morning. temperature of 81 degrees right now in concord. 79 in fairfield. cool 58 in san francisco. you'll find hotter temperatures traveling around the state especially towards the interior. 93 in fresno. about 79 degrees in

at stretching into the delta and over the south bay. back to the bay shore over oakland, hayward down the peninsula and parts of the delta at 9:00 a.m. hour. by noon the fog will be on the coastline of look fog tracker showing it peeling off shore was some sunbreaks up and down the coast line. looks like great for tomorrow pureed temperatures are in the spots are going to be back up into the upper 80s for the most part 89 in antioch, 86 fairfield upper '70's in the north bay low 60s close to the coast line and '70s '80s to the rest the bay area of the pitcher kron 47 day around the bay forecast temperatures up tropical that expected for the weekend. saturday temperatures inland only ended 80 degrees. see warmer temperatures sunday and monday but still below average of this time of year. >> national news the mayor of denver is now asking the fbi to look into this. this is a police beating that was caught on tape did happen last year. is the officers holding one man on the ground after taking him into custody and a friend of one of those

as the fog with it but south of the golden gate with our fog tracker, briefly touching the delta, the north bayck to the bayshore. by 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m., you can see that by offshore, the winds will reverse direction with not much of the sea breeze influence until tomorrow afternoon. with clearing of the fog by the tomorrow afternoon. temperatures will be warmer as a result. temperatures back into the mid- upper 80s, inland. 89 degrees in antioch expected and warmer in the north bay, 83 in napa, 85 in santa rosa, and the most warming is going to occur closer to the bayshore. there will be sworn to the mid-upper 70's and we are going to see-sawing. and with the mid-week, soaring, and with the upper 90s, inland! and we will have this inland warm conditions last. and into the weekend, we're going to get the fog and cooler temperatures back even for the labor day holiday. >> this sewage spill from last week, you can see those crews into the redwood shores lagoon is now a lot larger than originally estimated. and we will have a daniel daniel villareal is there, and have the officials determine how

patchy fog along the delta, and east bay, the peninsula. clear in the south bay.g to press back to the bay shore by 8:00 p.m. and temperatures in the north they will post to be in the '70s, tomorrow by 8:00 a.m. and still, that is going to be killing about 10:00 a.m. and stay al day tomorrow. -state. temperatures qamar will be very similar to what the word today with 62 degrees. 80s, low 90s, inland. again, close to where we should before this time of year. kron 4 7 day around the bay and that is all going to change on wednesday look it is cooler temperatures inland. only in the 70's, low 60s on the bayshore. and a steady with the upper pettis for the rest of the week and towards the weekend a little bit of a warm-up. however, below average for this time of year. >> and in world news, 34 people died and wildfires that destroyed hundreds of homes and russia this is amateur video. 500 new vide fires have be sparked with many people being put out but they are in an intense heat wave. the worst on record. with western/central russia burning 370,000 a.. the prime minis

bay. fog tracker for tomorrow morning pushing tort inland valleys at 5:00 a.m. and patch along the delta up and in the south bay. scaling back to the bay shores by 8:00 a.m. but lingering over the north bay at this hour. will be slower to push back in the north bay around 10 to 11:00 a.m.. 11:00 a.m. over san francisco 1 up and down the coastline and again the coast line sting shrouded in fog out there again tomorrow. temperatures there will be cooler 59 happen bay, 61 san francisco warming up around the bay shore up a few degrees. our inland spots back up into the upper '70's and low 80's for tomorrow so pretty big warm out there tomorrow but it will be even bigger as we head into the weekend. cool weather to continue for the rest the week but we will have warmer dryer air building for the weekend and it's really going above the upper temperatures inland significantly as we head into next week expecting the '90s there and the bay shores about the mid-70s. >> at flights is announcing a major deal to bump up its increasingly popular streaming service with hollywood blockbusters. kimberly

delta. you can see the cooling that the bay area provides up into the delta in sacramento.s are going your way. the fog will be there in the morning. and the extend forecast near 90, maybe 90 degrees on sunday but it is not a big heat up. when i say 90 degrees, i'm not there in oakley or livermore. we have had lots of drizzle. but we have had quite a bit of drizzle. some areas reporting to a quarter inch of just drizzle. so, you know, that's significant. it's been cool. it's been wet. the forecast highs in the morning, the forecast morning lows, pardon me, 50s. you knew that lots . lots of fog at your house. temperatures come up but stop at 75, 80 degrees. you get over the hills and you find the low 80s but it's just a mild weather pattern. specifically, walnut creek, noon time, 70 degrees. 80 degrees walnut creek downtown. that's when you should see maximum heating at 3, 3:15. good news for the firefighters up in calistoga. humidity at 85%. that's really, really moist for this time of the year. antioch, forecast highs comes from an increase in temperatures on sunday. tempe

north and east bay starting to push and through concord flock in through san jose down to morgan hill as well. in your next our continuing to keep the fog widespread push continues for the delta and central valley by 9:00 a.m. still socked in that fog isn't going anywhere. the fog sitting over the peninsula for the north bay and easily by noontime still seem low clouds along the peninsula slow to lift today as we head into the afternoon expect clouds to stick around mixed with blue sky. redwood city 54 of concord and livermore, mountain view 5657 in san jose. into the afternoon we will struggle to get out of the '70s 74 for san rosa 73 grown apart san rafael 71 along the peninsula 57 for san francisco. cooler than yesterday over the berkeley and oakland low 60s c,gv)+pv' union city right for fremont through the san ramon valley 77 the warm c,gv)+pvzséno carrierringconneú will this really affects california the appeals will go to the circuit court of appeals. the outcome there could wind up at the supreme court. governors schwarzenegger name and was named the defendant he is calling the decision a milestone on america's road to equality. it affirms legal he added ian there ar

delta. you can see the cooling that the bay area provides up into the delta in sacramento. the clouds are going your way. the fog will be there in the morning. and the extend forecast near 90, maybe 90 degrees on sunday but it is not a big heat up. when i say 90 degrees, i'm not there in oakley or livermore. we have had lots of drizzle. but we have had quite a bit of drizzle. some areas reporting to a quarter inch of just drizzle. so, you know, that's significant. it's been cool. it's been wet. the forecast highs in the morning, the forecast morning lows, pardon me, 50s. you knew that lots . lots of fog at your house. temperatures come up but stop at 75, 80 degrees. you get over the hills and you find the low 80s but it's just a mild weather pattern. specifically, walnut creek, noon time, 70 degrees. 80 degrees walnut creek downtown. that's when you should see maximum heating at 3, 3:15. good news for the firefighters up in calistoga. humidity at 85%. that's really, really moist for this time of the year. antioch, forecast highs comes from an increase in temperatures on sun

fog along the delta of the south bay will also be clear.orth bay fog a little slower to peel back there tomorrow morning so temperatures in san raphael for tomorrow back into the upper 60s. bay shore sing fog at e.d. and pushing back to the coast line and hovering over san francisco appeared in the later morning hours the coastline going to be shrouded in fog and actually for the week. look at our high temperatures for tomorrow 59 half moon bay, 16 san francisco of cool down quite a bit tomorrow. the sea breeze winds will keep up and its plan to keep a lot cooler appeared our inland spots about the down side to 10 degrees 79 concord, 82 livermore, 76 santa rosa, 68 in san rafael. your kron 4 here is a look at your 7 day around the bay around the bay cool weather will stick with us for the rest the week as we head into the weekend will see a little bit of warming but still temperatures will stay well below average. >> now hear stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> let's watch the driver of the blue audi of their actually t

delta. and also, in the south bay.ng to be a bit slower by 9:00 a.m., we're still selling it to the north bay. and ultimately, cool temperatures tomorrow. it is eventually going to make its way through the coast in san francisco and be slow to clear. to take a look or high temperatures, a few degrees warmer but generally tomorrow is going to be 10-15 degrees below average. 65 degrees, that is 20 degrees below, and replace cells of about 10 degrees below. in then, 70's, and even the 60s along the bay shore. kron 4 7 day around the bay not as love of changing to the weekend with cool temperatures in the dense morning fog, drizzle. and even next week, the temperatures will stay virtually the same as above fog. >> national news, the gunman who killed his co-workers called 911 and it was a racist place. omar fortune identified himself as the shooter and manchester. and he " handled the problem " and also has cast the dispatcher to convey the love for his relatives. and meanwhile, the have the 911 calls. >> are you in this b

spots mainly upper 60s low '70s around the peninsula and on the waters of the east bay for their inland '80s for the deltae valley in the south bay temperatures 74 degrees in san jose 81 in morgan hill. some day forecast temperatures cooler saturday, sunday finally warming not monday, tuesday, wednesday is more mother throughout the morning now here's eric back. >> james just mentioned fog advisory earlier this morning at the golden gate bridge to concede traffic and along both sides find. the chp is asking you pull down your speeds just a little and much of for the cars in front of you this is not going to affect your drive time too much novato and to san francisco they just reconfigured the lanes for the morning commute for lanes headed southbound from ran into san francisco over to the maps southbound to 80 a late night accident shut down the to right- hand lanes all lanes are currently open and moving at top speed train now 65 mi. an hour out there wrapping up with a shot of the south bay in san jose traffic thicker than we saw 10 minutes ago southbound traffic moving while northbound delay free rein

folden gate continuing to see enough on shore flow to keep the clouds and fog moving into the bay and up the delta. cooling off sacramento. we can expect conditions to continue cool through the week. slightly below normal, 4 to 5 degrees and we again will look for fog and low clouds to slowly retreat, to 101 and foggy at the coast while the rest of us include some afternoon sunshine with temperatures as mentioned on the cool side mid-to upper 80s across the hot spot, east bay, and as you get around the water upper 60s to low 70s for today even cooler at the beach as this pattern continues with late night early morning low clouds and fog giving way to partial afternoon clearing through the day, a bit of a bump next weekend. this forecast is free once again. >> we like that. >>> those are words we hear. >> far few these days. all right. >> there you go. >> thank you. still ahead we watched her grow up at the white house, the wedding of chelsea clinton how the bride looked coming down the aisle coming up t this morning. ,,,,,, ♪ (announcer) we all want to stay active. we don't want anything... ...to

pettifog in our inland valley. 6:00 the morning same thing along the delta and down in south bay.marie leblanc along the bay shore. sit there all day on the coastline perry and will be shrouded in fog into 3:00 our pick. a look at our high temperatures. only 59 have meant a 61 sampras's coach occur '70s along the bay shore. rossini opera '70s the low 80s. this of the hysterical aside. no. they just for one more day. weirton steel warming into sunday and into next week. former drier air built into the bay area. elise everywhere but closer to the coastline temperatures stay near in the '60s because of fog will hold on. temperatures still looks low 60s. >> divans left disappointed tonight giant fans are optimistic perry and >> sampras's good science panel are hoping their team will pull ups at this weekend. many spoke with the inside at&t park this weekend believe this weekend to be a nail biter. to the very end. except for this guy. >> our bats are on fire san diego, our pitching is a little better than the padres. >> no question will be in first place sunday night >> are you excite

bay. there is some wind coming through parts of the delta and tri-valley area. we go into parts of the south into the bay, a lot of us have been dealing with cooler conditions here as well. it's one of those weekends where we'll get some sunshine during the afternoon. but it's going to take some time to get that sunshine going. we've got that live oakland -- you can see the clouds that are just overhead. you're ready to gom on through as we go through tonight, we'll actually see more of those coming on through. we'll actually be dealing with 70s and 80s. we've been waiting for the 80s to come through. but they're just not happening. so it's been one of those, just tricky summers for us. we've been waiting for all of that. it's just not going to happen. as we look out over oakland, if we were to see some of the other camera shots, we've got more of the fog blowing on in. i'll show you the temperatures going through this hour. a couple of 60s left over. 72 right now in livermore. we drop five degrees from where we were last hour because of all the coming through.

the fog tracker, of all the same spots tomorrow. 6 a.m., patch along the delta, inland, and also petulance of bayower to push back. patchy-along the bay, and also, by 9:00 a.m., the bay shore is seen the fog as well but slowly, surely press back to san francisco. and you can see some breaks about 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. with the temperatures just a little bit warmer, with san francisco, 60 degrees in half moon bay. 71 degrees in napa valley, and also of bumping up inland. and in the south bay, they are still well below where they should be for this time of year. tomorrow, about 10 degrees below average. and places like san rafael, 17 degrees below. and closer to the coastline, that is where temperatures are even close to where they should be for this time of year. a look at your kron 4 7 day around the bay will not allow the change is expected for the weekend will keep and the cool side. the dense fog, drizzle along the coast. and even courts next week, not a lot of fluctuation in temperatures. >> wycleaf john is a company buys wife, daughter of went to the electoral to enter his presidential race fo

deck of fog just sitting off the coast already making its way into the bay, and all of this will be pushing inland towards the deltas evening. it has been a very drizzly, drippy, dropy day, especially along the coast, with half moon bay picking up measurable rainfall, a little over a trace reported in san francisco, pacifica, trace amounts in oakland, mill valley, and san rafael. so don't be surprised if we pick up a little bit more overnight tonight and tomorrow. overnight temperatures tonight in the mid-to-low 50s across much of the bay area, and today's culprit has been this trough of low pressure, area of low pressure, sneaking in, bringing in the cooler air mass and providing the moisture and mist and drizzle. we're going to do it again tomorrow. on the monday morning commute, low fogs -- low clouds and fog, but temperatures 50s coastside, and upper 70s to near 80 inland. below where we should be for this time of year. here's a look at temperatures tomorrow. 74 for san jose. 72, sunnyvale, overcast and drizzling on the coast. 60 for downtown san francisco and the north bay, temperatures in the mid-70s. santa r

those white areas are fog stayed inland all day long throughout portions of the delta and also, the east bay. that's why temperatures were down once again. satellite loop shows a clear run several hundred miles out but what we're noting is the rotation right there. that's the area of low pressure that's keeping the marine layer strong to pass 36 hours and that will push off and making room for two areas of high pressure for the coming weekend. that's what's going to help things warm up primarily into saturday, sunday and monday with more summertime temperatures coming back. in the short term, it's all about the fog here and the onshore cooling winds. only a few 80s for thursday so the 3450i8d, cooler than average pattern continues in the forecast. by 11:00 a.m.th we expect the sun to break with conditions in the upper 60s. as far as the numbers tomorrow, morgan hill as 80. 77 in san jose. five degrees below the mark. 75 in dublin and below average in livermore with 78. 74 in concord. napa, 74. in the north bay, a wide mix here, anywhere from 278 in lake port to 72 in san rafael. more any tim

patchy fog along the delta, clear in the south bay and watch the north way here.he fog going to be a little bit slower to peel back. 8:00 in the morning, foggy skies. that's going to mean cooler temperatures, as well. pushing back to the coastline at 10:00, and we're actually going to see the fog stick along the coastline through the day tomorrow. a look at our high temperatures for tomorrow. again, in the upper 80s, low 90s in our inland spots today. 79 in concord and low 80s for the rest of the spots tomorrow. a big cooldown. 59 in half moon bay. 60 in san francisco, temperatures were in the 60s. 68 tomorrow, 76 in santa rosa and 70s for the most part down in the south bay. a look at our kron4 seven-day forecast, the cooler weather is going to stick with us for the remainder of the week. it's going to get pretty cool in our inland spots, well below where we should be. only 78 degrees on thursday and friday. weekend, there will be a little bit of warming, but the fog is going to stick with us into the next week. >>> time now for tech talk with gabe slate. >> ther

delta. north bay numbers, santa rosa today averaging 10 degrees below normal checking in at 73 degrees. spot on again tomorrow. upper 50s in stenson beach with no sunshine. and the seven-day forecast calling for the coolest day this work week, it will be on wednesday. the warmest day will be on friday. and we'll finally see some seasonal temperatures return to the bay area over the weekend. but i have to tell you dana and allen this will be short-lived. we'll have cooler conditions returning again by mid-week next week. >> all right, roberta thank you very much. >>> girls, truly growing up faster than ever. and now the happy officially out of some bay area happy meals. we'll have that in two minutes ,, with high-speed internet from at&t, you can connect to the internet at blazing fast speeds. wow, look at that! so you can go online and check out the news, or you can just catch up with old friends -- hey buddy. you can download videos and -- wow, that was fast. you can do it all from the comfort of home. so, as you can see, it's a -- whoa. i'm gonna just go grab a sandwich. [ male announ

your lotus the fog stretching into our inland valley and delta patchy and the delta patchy in the south bay appeared well dense fog close to the coast line and all the bay shores. at 8:00 a.m. fog and bring in the north bay that will mean cooler temperatures there again tomorrow. cooler temperatures in the east bay as well. later on in the morning toward the early afternoon you will see this fog link in over san francisco and all up and down the coast line to the coastline will be shrouded in fog for the next few days. goes, if 50 in san francisco, slow 60s for bay shores. 66 mountainview, 67 in fremont temperatures in the upper '70's for the most part in our inland valleys. in the north bay 65 in san or file and only 69 in napa things definitely cooling off there. your kron 47 day around the bay forecast, cooler weather to round out the rest of the workweek. will have drizzle close to the coast line either bay shores will see a little bit of that. slight warming to we can but will core rate back down on sunday. >> in national news members of the house will be back in a special summer sessi

bay and closer to the coastline. patchy to the inland valleys, the delta, and the south bay and the fog is lingering longer along thettle bit slower to the coastline. through redwood city, pacifica, oceanside and all those places will still see fog tomorrow afternoon. temperatures will still be on a full side with 51 degree59 degrees in half moon bd even offer 70's, low 80s inland. and 10 degrees below where we should be for this time of year and is cooler continue as for the next couple of days but it will continue to warm up thursday/friday. and the warming trend, and even the temperatures will be similar on friday the chance that he could even be warmer. i will keep you posted as we get closer. >> a programming note to tell you about tomorrow, the nbc will o the a's camgame. \ ♪ we will be right back. >> this just in to the kron 4 news room a minor earthquake in monterey county. you can see on the seismograph, the 3.5 it is downgraded from 4.3 to 3.9. the epicenter and aroma 8 mi. from an agricultural center of monterey. 100 people have felt the shaking but it was only minor. a minor tremor and there is no report

along the delta also down into the south bay. dense fog elsewhere.s scaling back 80 am still sticking around the north bay and that will mean cooler temperatures there again tomorrow. early afternoon and fog fills back to the coastline and over san francisco we will see some clearing into san francisco and the later afternoon hours. high temperatures tomorrow 58 in san francisco and same thing in half moon bay mid-60's along the bay shore is but a little cooler than that in oakland as 62 degrees. in the spots cooling down the upper '70's for the most part she 81 in antioch. we've talked a lot about how these temperatures are so far below where we should be for this time of year appeared here's a look at our high temperatures compared average and see what we mean. 70 degrees cooler than what it should be in san or fell out there tomorrow a lot spots 10 to 15 degrees cooler than what they should be. 10 degrees cooler in santa rosa and in fairfield and in antioch 15 degrees cooler in redwood city. a quick look at your kron 47 day around the bay forecast

for the first time they have adopted criteria for how much water should flow from the delta to the bay. the criteria based on a report ordered by the legislature last year the board says that diverting 50% of the delta's freshwater is not adequate to maintain nature's balance in the delta. while water agencies dispute the report environmental people say it will ensure the support of the eco system. >>> we started with those pictures in the castro, the fog has arrived, a big fog bank off the coast huh bill. >> yoo, do you notice anything different. >> not that much. >> very subtle. it's cooler out there but subtle changes. i mentioned it yesterday. temperatures came down a little bit, a little more fog this morning but the changes are just minimal at best. unless you're at the coast of course they are seeing some sun at times, a lot of fog. we go outside, i show you the fog i've spoken of there. we're getting some breaks, i mentioned this before but a lot have times they'll get clearing because the winds, northwest winds which below generally in this direction, kind of push the fog kind

here, the low clouds and fog are still well entranced along the coast, sliding through the bay into the delta, keeping a chill in the area here. as you would expect this time of year. it just has been uh, consistently below normal for some time. we may return to normal, come the beginning of the week, we're going to cool it down by next weekend. let's not get that far ahead of ourselves. >> i'm going to make your forecast like ten days out. >> sure, fair, partly cloudy. >> little bit of fog. there you go. >>> our top story this morning: president obama is weighing in for the first time on the hotly-debated plan to build a mosque near ground zero. >> i believe that muslims have the right to practice their religion as everyone in this country. that includes, that includes the right to build a place of worship in a community center on private property in lower manhattan, al-qaeda's cause isn't islam, it's a gross distortion of islam. >> the president made those remarks last night at a dinner celebrating ramadan, holy month. republicans including sarah palin and newt gingrich has expressed opposi

patch along the delta and also patchy down into the south bay.'re going to see that fog lingered close to the coast line go into the 9:00 hour the bay shores will still see the fog and parts of the north bay. the coastline will remain shrouded in the fog out there tomorrow afternoon. a look at temperatures tomorrow very similar to what we saw today. 61 san francisco, and land in the upper '70's low 80's and index of '60s and '70s for the rest of the bay area. a big warm up will occur sunday into next week. the temperatures topping into the 90s and our inland spots a very warm, dry air. it will help kick out that the fog. will see sunbreaks even along the coastline by tuesday next week but temperatures will stay cooler because for the most part it will be foggy there. >> it is a big night in san francisco as the giants get ready to host the san diego padres. top teams. he's out at at&t park reggie, >> they will be in the first place look at how busy at&t park is right now you see people of party started to rise. i did speak with state officials th

bay shore. will get to that here in a moment. fog for tomorrow morning at the 6:00 hour patchy fog over delta and also under inland valleys same thinghe south bay. it will clear quickly for those locations the bay shore will hang on a little bit longer. 9:00 a.m. also, of course along the coastline. the fog is not a clear back from the coastline it will remain shrouded in fog and we send that over the past several days. all open down the coastline in the upper 50s low 60s expected. '60s and '70s for north bay spots appeared our inland locations on the cool side to this time of year in the upper '70's and low 80's. 74 in san jose, a big warmup in store the second half of the weekend into next week. sunday will be the better they get outside and enjoy the nice weather. if monday, tuesday wednesday warmer and drier air is going to build over the bay area and that will mean a lot of warming for inland spots. especially on tuesday that life the peak warming day. and virtually the fog is going to stick enough along the coastline to keep temperatures and the low 60s although few sunbreaks are possible especially in tuesday. >> man suspecte

even the -- windy at times through the san pablo bay through the delta. fog, mist, gives way to sunny but cooler conditions. still some mid- to upper 80s way away from the coast. cooler inland thursday, friday and not much change into the weekend. claudine and dave? >>> we are getting some new information into the newsroom right now about that plane crash in phoenix. we're gop have the latest for you -- up next. >>> and a gunman shooting. gob >> reporter: good morning. is the same-sex marriage ban approved by voters constitutional? a federal judge is expected to make a decision today. >>> we're also following new developments involving that early-morning plane crash in arizona. >> reporter: dozens of residents in the san jose neighborhood are back in their homes this morning evacuated when somebody reported another neighbor making an explosive device. >>> find out why ac transit riders are still very anxious this morning as they head to work. the second hour of "mornings on 2" starts now. >>> good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm claudine won

will have patchy fog along the delta and pushing back from the south bay as well. lingering in the north bay so temperatures will be slightly cooler there and pushing back to the coast line at 10 a.m. and lingering little longer over san francisco. let's take a look at those temperatures again there will be several degrees cooler than today 79 concord, 80 to livermore still lories and most of our inland spots. the north bay temperatures will cool and '60s around the bay shores. a look of your kron 47 day around the bay forecast cooler weather will last for the rest of the week even drizzle along the coastline temperatures dipping down in the upperw7c '70's andr inland spots. a little bit of warning for the week into next weekend temperatures in well below average. the >> where phenomenon known as the solar tsunami has sent a massive wave of magnetic particles are way and should arrive tonight. >> for years the sun has been in a quiet phase but all that ended last weekend when the solar surface erupted in a frenzy of activity. huge solar flare shown here in white a

but finally, he want to mention tonight of course "eye on the bay" we go to the delta on a one tank roadrip. a nighttime deejay. >> are you going to isleton? >> steak, peanut butter and jelly. can you believe that? it's bizarre. we take in some hot chinese food. >> that looks good. >> a great road trip. it's tonight on "eye on the bay" at 7:00 p.m. so i hope you will join us for that. menace, he was a riot to hang out with. so all that you will find on cbs5.com. liam's list. >> looks like a wonderful road list and great happenings this weekend. >> isn't it tough when there's so much going on? >> a little bit of everything. >> enjoy your cooking this sunday. thanks for coming in. >> great to be with you. cheers. >>> it is 6:51. the economic numbers this summer less than encouraging. we are watching what's happening on wall street. investors are worried. they sent the stock market down more than 200 points yesterday and it's down this morning. our question of the day to you, with the economy still struggling, what are you doing to save money and cut expenses? that are on sale, comparative