they deliberated and voted 9-0 to support the bay delta plan. some of the comments where that's the big environmental decisions are often controversial, but we always overcome the obstacles and we never regret them. and that the benefits of the plan are great and the risks are very small. so we have repeated our comments about how we can get through the record with ten% rationing. we have three years worth of water and storage at the height of the drought. in an average year, we had the right to capture three times as much water. here is a new one for you. going into 2017, you needed 332 thousand acre-feet to fill up all of your storage. in 2017, you had the right to 3.1 million acre-feet. enough to fill all of your reservoirs more than twice. in 2017 had not happened to. and we skip from 2016 right to 2018, had the right to 662,000 acre-feet. all of the storage would have been full on july 1st of this year. i am running out of time here. i want to give you a quick historical perspective. in 1879, striped bass were introduced into the delta ecos

another reason the sfpuc opposes the bay delta plan is because it's planning for a massive amount of development. plan bay area prepared bye-bye area metro forecast 4.3 million new jobs and 2 million more people to the bay area between 2010 and 2040. when asked if they thought that plan bay area would improve our worsen their quality of life, 11% thought it would improve their lives. 65% felt it would maybe their lives worse. 85% believe that plan bay area would worsen their quality of life. to predict how the bay delta plan would impact the bay area, it's important to understand the sfpuc water rights, demand and storage. the sfpuc has junior walter rights to modesto and turlock. the first cubics belong to the irrigation districts, increasing to 4,000 cubic per second for spring runoff. above that, it belongs to the sfpuc. in a normal water year, the sfpuc is entitled to three times the water that is used. at full storage, we have enough water to last six years. even at theight of the recent drought, sfpuc had enough water in storage to last three years. the sfpuc had enough water an

instead, we need you to acknowledge sensible limits to growth and commit to the bay delta plan to increase freshwater flows into the bay and to recover the health of the delta. very important delta. it has continued to draw new people to the bay area and they're driving out long time residents, artisans and craftsmen. environmental protection is a strong motivator. we love where we live and want to protect it from overdevelopment and degradation. the last drought proved we can conserve water. we want the tuolumne river, the delta, the bay and salmon fisheries restored to health and resiliency. this will not be achieved by plan bay area that focuses on accommodating even more people here against the best interests of all those that live here now. we want the sfpuc to base environmental decisions on environmental science, not development calculations. i urge you to support the staff report for the bay delta plan and the proposal for the level of 45% to 65% of unimpaired flow with -- to protect fish and wildlife and ensure the health of the delta and the bay. this is much more important to ba

first, and i think most importantly, bosca has continued to support the bay delta plan. our concerns lie with the proposal on the table and the impacts of the proposal, specifically to the water customers. with implementation of the plan, average customer water use during arrest drought would reduce from 79 gallons per day to 41 gallons per day, with some of our communities going down to 25 gallons per person, per day, which is well above below health and safety standard in any industrialized area. that's cause for concern. bosco truly believes there's a way to smartly plan for water supply and environmental protection together. they're not mutually exclusive. we've continued to support the comments as that smarter plan for the river and to achieve that balance. it's based upon site-specific and it's worthy of merit and investigation and analysis and review, as we're continuing to support that and support volunta voluntary, so we'll work on there and work with your staff. there's been some comments and you've had some comments here about the lack of public discussion on

i have made five films about the bay, delta and greenbelt over the last 30 years. i also made another film but that does not have to do with the water. in addition, i am a bay swimmer. i have been swimming in san francisco bay for 32 years. and i am very familiar with the bay delta system. i have been since the seventies. i am here to tell you that negotiated settlements that have been made over the past 30 years have not worked. i produced a film about the san joaquin river which had so much water to get out of it, as you no kak that sections of it, literally run dry. i have been swimming in the bay and i can tell you that the bay itself is saltier than it used to be because we get less water flowing down from the rivers. i i urge you to support the state water board's plan because it is adaptive management. it is a compromise. it is science-based. and it will work to protect the environment and the cities. i have been sitting here for several hours listening to people's say things about your plan and it almost feels like, if you say it often enough, it it will be

have limited deliveries, dilating waters instead diverting birds and fish in the separate cisco bay delta. but the california department of forestry and fire protection says it has plenty of water and this senator dianne feinstein dismissed the president's claims today. >> that's nonsense. we have adequate water for fire suppression. >> the environmental and climate change debates will go on, the 14,000 firefighters on the front lines have a far more immediate problem on their hands. feeding back the flames consuming so much of the golden state. in los angeles, jonathan hunt, fox news. >> shannon: up next, another shot across the bow in the u.s. u.s.-china trade war. first, here's what our fox affiliates are covering tonight. as plans to install metal detectors and other security measures in broward county schools will not be completed for the start of the semester. 17 people were killed last spring in the high school in parkland. the district sent out letters to students advising a workshop to discuss the metal detectors will be held next week. box 2 in st. louis as a national trans were

the smoke could be focused in the north bay, the belta and the -- delta and the east bay.his area of high pressure has been heating up parts of california. it will begin to loose its grip. 90s well inland, around the bay the 70s and the coast low to mid-60s. this forecast model not showing too much fog tomorrow morning bit there could be a few patches. the fog could regroup near the shoreline and maybe more coverage by mid-to-late afternoon saturday and hazy skies for the inland spots and 90s toward fairfield. san francisco 65, maybe 66 downtown. santa rosa 89. the numbers most areas cooler than today but warm. 91 morgan hill, gilroy 93. looks like sunday will be one of the cooler days of the week but it won't be cool. watch out for the fire warning which should expire tomorrow night at 11:00. hopefully the crews can battle the fire. >> serious concern with the winds. >>> coming up a pitcher's duel as the a's go to extra inning. first a story trending on ktvu.com, george utley from idaho was born without hands but that does not stop him from dominating on the pool table. g

has been moving out to the east, but some of that could filter in to portions of the bay area, especially the delta and the north bay. they are showing more growth this afternoon and heading into the evening hours. this is the current windspeed. right now, at the higher terrains, you can see they go up to 38 miles per hour. this is the forecast for tonight. and we will take this into tomorrow morning. the wind might back off a little bit more on saturday, but it could be increasing up to 30 miles per. we will talk more about this and smart changes in the weekend forecast coming up.>>> stay with us for continuing coverage of the northern california firefighting. >>> and now developing news coming out of fremont where a dump truck has overturned spilling gravel onto mission boulevard. this happened that 2:15 pm this afternoon as it was making a turn and went over the center did but -- the center divide. here is a map to give you a perspective on where this took place. it happened on mission boulevard and traffic in that area near 680 southbound is impacted. police are not sure when the road will be o

here in santa cruz and the poor air quality again in south bay tomorrow. 96 by delta. 95 in livermore. temperatures up today and we begin a cooling trend tomorrow. i'll let you know how long it will last in a couple minutes. >> sounds good. thanks. >>> it's been said while the rest of us run away from danger, police run toward it and dramatic video shows just that. >> come with me. come on. come on. come on. >> coming up, see the story unfold as a police officer saves a woman from her burning home. >>> also, lucky in love. a lot of couples are counting on this day to bring them a ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> more animals have tested positive to the west nile virus. the first cases of the year have been reported in antioch where a dead bird tested positive and in concord earlier cases were confirmed

winds could gust 30 miles per hour on the bay and delta and out at the coast, last through at least tomorrow afternoon and into the evening hours. so brisk conditions there. look at the extra sunshine in san francisco. look at the warmer temperatures. mid to upper 50s from 8:00 to 10:00 but then low to mid 60s even out to the coast as we head into the afternoon and early evening hours. over on the east bay shore, 59, clouds in the morning, sunshine by 10:00, 64. comfortable 70 at noon and hanging out in the mid 70s in the afternoon. may need a jacket heading out this evening. a light one as that as temperatures fall into the low 60s by 10:00. let's get an update on the commute. some issues out there. here's alexis. >> yeah. one in particular, mike. want to head back to our traffic alert on northbound 680 past andrade. all lanes blocked due to a hit-and-run collision that resulted in a vehicle fire. sounds like we don't have injuries. one small update a lot of drivers are getting around this using the center divide shoulder there. not advised. doesn't sound like they want anyone heading throu

bay. a screaming delta wind has been in place all night and continues this morning. it is 56 in boulder creek, and we are looking for the fog to retreat slowly. if you enjoy this pattern, you will even like tomorrow and probably the rest of the week. many locations have been very warm for a while, but not now. allie has a couple of things she wants to talk about. >> the treasure island thing has now cleared up. forget about that. what we are focusing on now though is your commute from tracy through the livermore valley, because that is pretty bad at this hour. you could see all of the flashing collision iconsto 580 backed up as you make your way through the altamont pass. there is a report of a collision interchange in dublin, so definitely be aware of that. it may be a little bit difficult this morning to drive through. further west of there, this is a collision southbound 880 near highway 92. a collision involving as many as three vehicles. it looks like it is backing things up, so it will definitely impact your drive if you're heading that way towards the san mate

bay. a screaming delta wind has been in place all night and continues this morning.

bay. it's cloudy in the city. low 50s santa rosa, 55 by the delta. 56 in concord. so, we are looking at moderate air quality once again today throughout the bay area due to the smoke from the wildfires. getting better in the south central bay. we will see hazy conditions for another day. planning your day today, numbers in the 70s inlan by noontime. brighter skies. upper 60s around the bay. coastal clouds with a few breaks in the afternoon. 80s inland. by tonight that fog comes back. the sun setting before 8:00. >> lisa, thank you. new overnight, oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting. it happened near e street and elmhurst avenue. the department tweeted out a picture for us from the scene. this was just after 12:30 this morning. it's not clear what led up to the shooting. oakland police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. >>> the tributes continue to pour in for senator john mccain. he died yesterday after a battle with an aggressive brain cancer. mccain is expected to be honored in arizona and in washington thk before being laid to

beaches cool and breezy, and the small craft advisory, see the entire bay into the delta from noon to 9:00. i'll show you when the triple digits get to some of our neighborhoods in the seven-day if you're heading out the door, what's going on traffic wise? >> not too much. overall, a really quiet start to the tuesday morning commute. we're looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza now. just getting reports of a two-car crash, sounds like a minor fender bender in lane four, the fourth lane from the left, just before you get to the metering lights. not seeing it on camera. i'm seeing an emergency vehicle within the east parking lot. maybe they already have that clear. i'll keep an eye on that. westbound 580, tracy to dublin in the red, but overall, not terrible. 52 minutes. southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard in the green at 17, and northbound 85, 101 to cupertino great at 16 minutes. >> thanks. >>> a new twist in the search for the missing college student with bay area ties. her father now says she may have been kidnapped by someone who knew her. >> and he's a star on and off t

out of the west, south of the bay bridge or coming out of the southwest, north of the bay bridge through the delta. this will start at about 11:00 north of the bay bridge and 2:00 this afternoon south of the bay bridge. the winds out of the northwest gusting 30 along the coasts through at least 9:00 tomorrow evening. a look at san francisco, mostly cloudy and drizzle from 8:00, then we'll start to see the drizzle dry a little bit, especially on the bayside by 10:00. it will hang on the coast side through about noon and then we'll see 60 degree temperatures during the afternoon hours. all right. let's turn it over to alexis and find out about the commute. >> our main issue so far today has been in the south bay, gs are looking better. the far right lane wh we had all of the main laocked you crash scene, but pretty much everyone getting by with no issues right now. that backup really has cleared out. one lane blocked. i will keep an eye on that, should be totally clear before long. want to take you to the central valley, eastbound 580, various lanes closed until 11:00 for grinding and paving work an

and then for the east bay, tri-valley and the delta, looking at the 90s. 75 in san mateo today. san francisco keeping the fog, cooler temperatures while the north bay heats up into the low 90s. what's happening out there in the pacific. category 4 hurricane hector. now, this will have to keep an eye on and for a while it does stay over the open pacific. this will be just south of the big island of hawaii. passing just south of those islands as a major hurricane. so at the very least it kicks up the high waves over the next few days. it's going to get hot over the next few days. only some slight improvement for the weekend. and we'll, of course, have more updates on the air quality over the next few days, kris and marcus? >>> coming up, mrs. garrett played everyone's favorite housemom the way charlotte rae is remembered by hollywood and people across the country. >>> but first, happening now, facebook is changing the way pages look, the goal to help people better connect with local businesses. actually keeping you on facebook longer. one example to make reservations at a restauran

bay and point reyes. temperatures along with that delta wind, 21 had gust to 30 at the napa airport. we're looking for temperatures to stay cool because the ocean temperatures are very cold for us. they are very warm in southern california, but not here. you can see the monsoon rotating around the high. another active day in the four corners. some of it makes it to the central sierra, but not here. low clouds and sunny with the breeze picking up a little bit. and leisure out to the sacramento valley well inland you are 90. uppers -- upper 80s for others. we are not talking a 15 degrees drop or anything, but instead of 96 more like 86 or 87y and tuesday. 50s to 90s, more so on that have been in the 90s. temperatures with the low cloud deck looks cooler for the weekend and starting to warm up again on monday. >>> the popular north bay tourist spot has some big changes coming. why the portrays lighthouse will be shut down for two months. >>> getting rid of security screening at some airports? a plan that has some security experts sounding an alarm. >>> welcome back. some national securi

bay, so along the coastline the roads could be slick and have drizzle. the cloud cover is extending well beyond that, and you can see the cloud cover extending all the way through the delta. that will last until about 9:00 a.m. or 10:00 a.m. before it starts the burn off. jaclyn? >>> the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights on at 5:22 this morning, about 10 minutes ago. we saw the backup grow. it's not quite to the foot of the maze yet, 15 minutes to get into san francisco. we have a full closure of the lakeville highway, closed many both directions to a crash. it is closed between 37 and 116. 121 and 101 are your best alternates and they are starting to get congested out there. you can see all the flares out at lakeville highway, advising drivers they can't turn onto that roadway. we'll let you know when that reopens. back to you. >>> thank you. just in, we are learning at least 11 people were killed after a section of a highway bridge collapsed in italy. this is a live look at the scene. you can see all the destruction there. authorities say it happened during a sudden and violent storm in genoa in the northern part of the country. a lot of heavy machinery is coming i

bay. upper 90s for the trivalley, through the delta and north bay.hannel 108 today live at 1:00 p.m. off the rails with dylan dryer. >> is that the theme song? >> off the rails and dylan goes -- >> it's catchy. >> not so much but we like it. >> play along. >> we like it. >> dylan, take us to "pop start." >> let's move over to that. first up carrie underwood. the country singer graces the september issue of redbook and opened up whether her husband, hockey player mike fisher would like to grow their family. she said i'm 35 so we may have missed our chance to have a big family. we talk about adoption and may do it when our children are over. her focus on her sixth album, "cry pretty." pick up the issue when it hits news stands august 8th. >> and she's coming on the "today" show. >>> i'm thrilled. up next will smith, the actor shared his epic family vacation where they spent time off the coast of italy. his wife and three kids came along for the trip and kicked things off with an ambitious hike climbing an active volcano. it was a long hike up but the g

it's certainly cloudy in and around the bay except way out toward the delta in concord and a few clouds around there, though, also looking at visibility in livermore at 5 miles. petaluma, 2 mile visibility and a live look at the golden gate bridge looking pretty good with nobody there. 55 in san francisco. it's 57 in san jose and morgan hill. no one managed the 80s except for farout in livermore. so the poor air quality continues today. we'll call it moderate. hazy sky, but it will be improving due to those westerl

bay. there is an onshore wind from the delta all the way up to the sacramento valley. there is a pretty good push there. tomorrow looks to be identical. drizzle will be with the tonight into tomorrow. 60s and 70s. >>> 5:21 is the time. coming up, and emergency stop made on a freeway >>> welcome back. aretha franklin can pay their respects today in detroit. the queen of soul will like to propose at the museum of african history. there will be a tribute concert thursday then the funeral friday. aretha franklin died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 76. >>> the nfl and players union are keeping quiet about meetin several team owners and players met yesterday in new york with both sides releasing a joint statement saying they remain to be committed on working together, but that the talks will remain >>> the victims of the car break-ins a thieves stole laptops that contained millions of dollars of crypto currency. the theft occurred saturday evening near the intersection of ashbury and page streets. three laptops were taken from inside of the car. police estimate the loss

bay. it was up in the delta. we were seeing low clouds up into fairfield easily.o these are the current temperatures. you can see the sea breeze in green. outside there is a little bit of smoke particulate. tomorrow some of the smoke returns air quality district issuing an advisory for some of this smoke. when i come back, we'll look at the five-day forecast and what you can expect this weekend. >>> thank you. people in one pleasant hill neighborhood are going to be filing insurance claims after part of a massive oak tree broke off and damaged seven cars. the huge tree limb came hardy c no one was injured. the heritage oak is about 350 years old and has a plaque on it detailing its significance. >> my daughter's might be totaled. my other daughter's, i don't know. the other car it's in bad shape. >> a neighbor across the street had four cars damaged by the tree. he said he is glad the tree didn't hit any homes and nobody was hurt. >>> san francisco is going to remove a large grove of trees from a famous square. ktvu's tom vacar explains how a mistake by contractor

control board amendment to the water quality control plan for the san francisco bay, sacramento, san joaquin in the delta estuary. the a.g.m. will be be coming up. >> president kwon: five minutes for presentation. i know yours is 15. please go ahead and expect the questions from the commissioners >> all right. today we will we will provide you with an update on two important issues that we are focused on. improving the river fish population and water supply planning to ensure that we have enough drinking water for 2.7 million bay area customers when the next drought happens. both issues are at the heart of our science-based proposal that we submitted to the state water resource and control board last year for consideration. they didn't just reject the plan , they didn't even consider it. in the meanwhile, it intends to move forward a plan based on studies that do not pertain to the river and would have our fish production and terrible impacts on our californians and our service area. we are proposing a win win solution that will offer best results for the river fish and residents. 's marcher planning for