bayside had windows open. the sun room was used 12 months of the year. we can answer any questions. >> to you have any feelings about his you would care to express? >> the bayside apparently did not have complaints for 15 years have windows that were often open up your ego -- but were open. we have spent a lot of hours, and people have worked hard to come up with a way that was unanimously agreed to. one door would be open. on a nice day we could have three panels open. that is its. i would like to mention a few things to clarify from earlier. there are 26 other restaurants. many of those have windows and that opened into the street. there were 22 calls to police. i can tell you there have been zero citations. the final thing i would like to say -- even with the current conditions and that have been adopted, that does not give us hard to launch -- give us carte blanche to operate however we want. we will respect any noise ordinances. >> have any technical reports been done by somebody by that kind of experience? >> nothing has been done outside of the en

otherwise 70s still bayside, 50s, 60s at the coast, and mid- 70s in redwood city. now, meanwhile, tonight's lows, we have a little blip there. temperatures in the 50s. there is your pollen report. medium as far as your tree count is concerned and also as far as the grasses are concerned. the seven-day forecast does call for some patchy low clouds and fog on return on friday and over the weekend for dad's day though, temperature beginning to go up. and we'll keep it up all the way through the first day of summer which officially arrives on tuesday. >> so it's going to feel summery on the first day of summer. >> it's already been wonderful. >> the people inland will feel the difference. turn offer the air conditioning and open the windows again. >> great. thank you. >>> five months after being shot in the head in an assassination attempt, a major milestone in congresswoman gabrielle giffords' recovery. >> she is going home. she was released from the hospital today actually. she is going to move into her husband's home in the suburb of houston. then continue her daily

i was there during the bayside days. it is definitely the same or better now. >> my name is the napp. i am a neighbor and homeowner. i have lived within two blocks of the brickyard. i am here to show my support because we're very happy to have a new addition to that block, especially on union street. during the downturn, there have been some and the store fronts. finally, we have some vibrancy on this part of the block. where i moved to where i did, i'm very happy with where we are. >> how are you doing? i am -- i live three blocks away on lombard. i have three points to make. one, it is about the economy, which i think there was about 30 vacancies a few years back on union street, and we were in "the new york times" about such a downturn, and we have brought new businesses in. we have restaurants to be allowed to flourish, and i think there are maybe only 10 vacancies now, and it is definitely getting better, but i do not think we are out of the woods by any stretch of the imagination. the metropolitan area was just vot

i used to go to bayside as well and they had open windows and there were complaints. the neighbors said there were no complaints in the bayside days and i knew the honor and there were lots of complaints there. even with the enclosed glass, there were noise complaint so it is not an issue of changing the structure. also, the brickyard has done an excellent job of bringing people back to that block of union. it was a deadlock. i lived around the corner from it and if i was walking home at night, i would take a cab a few blocks because it wanted to avoid the block. it was dead. now, it is reviving again. and it is a much happier place. not everyone who lives in the bloc wants it to be quiet all the time. i live right there as well and i get subjected to whatever may come. i welcome it and so do a lot of other people. there are a lot of people who welcome the vibrancy of the street. i hope that you will allow the initial decision to stand. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >>>> commissioner garcia: if any one else who intends to speak was not sworn in, will

otherwise it is sunny and bright but breezy from the bayside into our inland areas.ome of these winds are picking up 26 miles per hour. let's pinpoint your tuesday evening, they'll start to clear out rapidly. it's going to be warmer as a result everywhere. the offshore flow will kick in with those winds out of the northwest 10 to 20 miles per hour. just in time towards that evening commute. this is the pinpoint forecast as we walk you through your evening tonight. watch the clouds retreat very rapidly, even early towards tomorrow morning's commute. officials sun up is 5:45, we'll be able to see a glimpse of it just about everywhere, as a result of the clouds career the story tomorrow is your temperatures. mid-60s coast, 70s bayside, low 90s pleasanton, san ramon, brentwood, tracy, this is all because of high pressure. it's building in very rapidly, strengthening also, and as it does so it is warming up to the upper atmosphere. drying it out as well. tonight our overnight lows pretty much into the 50s tomorrow with the warmer weather the pollen count comes into play.

overnight hours it pushes onshore not making it quite inland a good 45 miles but trying to make it baysidethe cooler air rushing on top of that deck of clouds will cool us down along the coast and into the bay. 50s and 60s overnight lows. this is what you're waiting for, your temperatures for your wednesday coming down, mid-60s beaches, 70s bayside, 90s inland. that's still above normal and in fact, we'll realize seasonal highs on thursday with significant cooling and then we begin to see a little bit of unseasonably cool temperatures by the tail end of the weekend. upper 70s inland. so it's going to be nice to turn off the air-conditioning and throw open the windows. >> we can't stay consistent. >> no, but makes my job fun. [ laughter ] >> keeps you running. all right, ro, thanks. >>> you want to sleep like a baby? how about a hammock. dr. kim with the results of a rocking new study there, huh, kim? >> reporter: hey, allen. i'm here poolside at the hote del sol. we are on a hammock suspended between two palm trees. life is good and now new research suggests if you want a good night's slee

low 80s around antioch and there is most bayside areas into 60s and 70s, 68 in san ma dayo 72 fremont. and there is a half moon bay, 59 into afternoon. san francisco, gay pride weekend, 61 degrees, looking at monterey bay, 67 in santa cruz. if you're heading to giants game tomorrow, it's going to be nice weather and there is temperatures only into upper 50s to start things off climbing into low 60s, temperatures falling for saturday. less in the way of a marine layer means slightly warmer weather sunday, warming continues on monday. and you'll notice the range, then things start to change and there is a chance of showers into the north bay. have a nice weekend. >> you too. >> and there is a flooded river in north dakota reached an all-time high. >> in the town of minot, the river has risen almost four feet just today. and many more at risk. >> the river expected to keep rising through sunday. >> and. >> whether you survey damage from air or ground, the flooding in minot, north dakota is nothing short of utter devastation and residents are preparing for more water incoming day autos if

bayside communities, lingering low clouds. 50s and 06s at the coasts right now, and rain into the northay in the morning, showers spreading south into afternoon there. is a slight possibility of thunderstorms. by morning temperatures held up, mainly 50s across the area, and you'll notice rain starts to appear first in the north bay. this is the storm producing rain this, is unusual summer rain come together bay area. but it's not unheard of. there is a clouds, possibility of drizzle near the coast. and there is some light rain developing during the morning commute. then the morning goes on, we start to see rain starting to press south ward and there is a front starts to fall part. showers becoming more scattered in nature, some areas may he is sqaip out much in the way of rainfall. there is up to an inch of rain, impress yismt north bay from 4/10s of rain. i should mention there is a possibility of seeing a few inches of snow. really high snow levels we're not expecting highways 50 or interstate 80s like this. there is upper 50s in the north bay. 62 in san francisco. inland east bay, te

with the 70's, bayside but still pretty hot with the '90s fairfield, 80s through concord. weather. today was great with plenty of sunshine. also sunshine and the sea breezes will keep the temperatures in check. '70s for tomorrow afternoon. eventually 15-20 m.p.h. wind speed. once you get away from the ocean and that is one thing to really starts to get pretty hot by tomorrow afternoon with the low 90s and the santa rosa cahow. san francisco, going up to about upper 70's by five degrees. 80s and the peninsula area and 80s through hayward, san leandro and fremont. 87 degrees, a hot day with temperatures about 10 degrees above average. then if 95 in concord, and 90's through san jose. a hot day in morgan hill tariffs your kron 4 7 day around the bay things even hot on tuesday. it will definitely feel like that with highs inland at 100 degrees. we will start to see those numbers come down a little bit for wednesday. the sea breezes will crank up on friday with more fog. finally, the relief on the heat with the 60s and 70's along the bay with mid-'80s inland. >> the monument fi

tomorrow the highs will be in the '60s for san francisco, 70's and bayside and '80s inland all we of the '86 in antioch. the temperatures will go up every day eventually into the '90s england. 70's by the bay. this seabury's does come back later this ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it.

and that we never made it out of the '50s and sanford says, load mid-60's bayside, we did make it up to the mid-70s and east bay like for antioch, napa, san rosa, 74 degrees. we'll watch the temperatures climb, things will get more warm. some really strong winds were between 45 mph of 55 mi. power in some places. still breezy tonight, over 20 and concord in fairfield. and now, for tomorrow, look for a lot of fog in the morning hours. this will take a while for the clouds to clear. it will not be until the afternoon for some places until we see the sun shine. cool temperatures once again, 605 as the mid- 60s oakland, in the '70s inland, by monday things change. let's call them more sunshine. the sea breeze will be lighter, the result will be temperatures in the upper 60s and low '70's around the bay. and the '80s inland. i'll let you know more coming up. >> calling for resignation, they're asking anthony wiener to step down. headed for the top, the new run for mayor and sentences go. in the final run in place of flight-as a flight that turned sullen burger into a national hero. [ coac

if you are out and about tonight, we have 50s, 60s at the seashore. 60s bayside and still 73 degreesncord. if you are heading out to the baseball, bundle up in the 50s. pinpoint forecast, watch the bank of low clouds and fog. last night it materialized roughly to 1500 feet causing condensation at the seashore. by lunch hour everybody back into the sunshine except around sunset beach and ocean beach but you will have some partial clearing. so wednesday morning will be a gray start. during the afternoon, we'll have some coastal clouds beginning to break up, otherwise plenty of sunshine for everyone and by the evening the fog re-forms along the immediate coastline. we are going to segue from winter to summer as our temperatures go up. we have these shortwave troughs to the north of us taking the course of the jet stream now but they will continue to enhance that marine layer so it is that typical summer time weather pattern that we are experiencing here in the bay area. another view, the coast is pretty clear by the late afternoon hours. temperatures tonight overnight with increased clo

now, today's high temperatures were anywhere from again the 50s at the beaches, 60s, 70s bayside. under the triple digits inland at 94 degrees for the outside number but now going from sizzle to drizzle with a very deep marine layer that will push inland at least a good 15 miles overnight before retreating. this is all because we have the high pressure in place. area of low pressure just hanging out over the northwestern portion of the country. it's encouraging that marine layer, also a very gusty wind late day tomorrow. so the bottom line is everyone becomes overcast tonight with areas of localized drizzle at the seashore. cooler 40s and 50s. rebounding tomorrow from the 50s with partial clearing at the coast to the mid-80s in our inland areas. the extended forecast for the next five and why not, let's go crazy, let's go nuts, how about seven-day forecast, throw in a couple of more days, it's a typical june gloom weather pattern each and every day. warmest will be about this time next week. allen? >> there's some consistency in that one. thanks, roberta. >>> another hike in parki

so right now, it's 55 in pacifica. 60s bayside. low 70s inland. livermore still at 77 degrees.about towards the weekend, very little temperature change from friday through the weekend. by tuesday, we have a chance of rain in the forecast. you know it actually quieted them down over there. chance of rain primarily a 10% chance anywhere from the santa cruz mountains south towards monterey bay. today's high temperatures in the 50s in pacifica with the clear skies, otherwise 60s bayside into the 70s and 80s inland. pretty spot on actually for this time of the year. similar conditions again tomorrow because this is your marine layer that pushes back onshore in the overnight hours after midnight with the low clouds, patchy fog, dialing back to the immediate seashore by midday hours. so temperatures hold steady as that area low pressure just dangles off the pacific northwest coastside. tonight becoming overcast into the 50s and into the 40s. tomorrow's daytime highs, north of the golden gate bridge, 76 in mill valley, otherwise 83 degrees for the second day in a row in sonoma. right a

put here friday with a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures ranging in the 70s for inland and a bayside communities. not too much in the way of extensive fog and cloud cover developing. and not until saturday morning the stratus builds up at the coastline and more aggressive fog comes back. 57 in san jose, 55 in los gatos and 55 in gilroy and mid to upper 70s in los gatos and 78 in limp and hello to my friends in alamo, yes, i have connections every where. 77 in san mateo and 76 in richmond and 80 in pittsburgh and 79 in fairfield. into the north bay, we'll also look at conditions in the mid 70s. more on the weather channel on cable. you can get more on your travel forecast there on our 7-day forecast, we cool off with the onshore flow by the weekend. by pud, wednesday and thursday, no triple digits but close to 90 degree weather and by tomorrow bumping it to the 90s but i will be conservative and keep it on 80s. did i mention, i'm on twitter, too? all right. i'm that guy. >> now to sports. >> okay. we are counting down towards first pitch, if you're just now tuning in, we have giants a

we have '70's bayside.ors or to write up on monday and it warm weather on monday, high temperatures and and. 90 is on tap in for the north bay. in fact, i think that stanford's school may reach 80 degrees, perhaps delayed his going into tuesday. san jose we hit the '90s, some hot weather as we wrap up the end of spring and going to the first day of summer that happens to be on tuesday. the high for the moral is really nice. her debut for the to the outside in the great outdoors. 80's were a --were in the bay. the low 90s for the warmest place is here in the east bay, concord 89 degrees. 80 showing up for the south bay. the morning clouds are sticking around ever so briefly. then, mostly sunny. here is the seven they're around the bay. there is the hot weather, monday, tuesday, wednesday, high and low to mid 90's on wednesday. 80's by the bay. the sea breeze will pick up as we get into the end of the week. starting wednesday slope and the trend and then backed down by thursday and friday. >> if you cannot ha

bayside at the coast filled in with mostly cloudy skies as this area of low pressure continues to affect our immediate area. sure for the most part, it's lifting to the north moving to the east taking the cloud cover with it. but some of the clouds linger around the vicinity. for the most part overnight we will see our skies become partly cloudy overnight as we dip between 45 and 51 degrees. tomorrow, your forecast panning out to partial clearing inland. some clouds lingering around pacifica back through moss and montera beaches. that's where the highs will stay in the mid-50s. but notice we are beginning to recover in our inland areas into the low 70s, 74 degrees will be that outside number and that will be pretty much right there in the fairfield and vacaville area, mid-60s around the bay and mid-50s at the seashore. repeat performance on wednesday. your warmest day of the workweek will be on thursday with full-on sunshine inland. but more of a summertime weather pattern with the clouds at the coast and then over the weekend notice, we have sunshine. this is day 2 of the life cycle rid

those of you across our bayside communities on down to san jose really need to be concerned about thisost. as for tomorrow, look at this -- quick warmup from 7:00 to 10:00. temperature are going to jump into the mid 70s. by the time you get going in the morning, it's not going to be long before it feels hot out there. and for tomorrow, it's mild here inland. also for loss dpats on, close -- los gatos, close to 70. tomorrow, near 100 in the south bay. 97 in morgan hill. 97 in dublin. close to 100 in livermore. if you're in the sun, it's going to feel like the triple digits. remember to hhydrate, hydrate, and hydrate. whether you're already feeling dehydrated it's because are you dehydrated. do it before you feel it. 94 in orinda. 97 in santa rosa. hopefully that didn't sound too preachy. i'm just -- >> no, very important. hydrati hydration, you get a headache, feel bad. it's important to stay hydrated, especially for children. >> very. we'll see things cool down into thursday with 80s inland. by the weekend we'll see thing back to normal. the next 48 hours very hot. watch those pets too

bayside and inland communities, 80s and 90s and some 60s and 70s right near the coast. really a nice looking day. a wide range of temperatures much like what you expect around the summertime. we are a week from summer, but it is already feeling like it in the bay area. specific temperatures for the south bay, 86 -- 87 in saratoga and campbell and san jose. you are looking at 80 in redwood city. menlo park is warming up to 84 degrees in lossal toes. the coastal areas in the mid60s, so not much will change there. downtown san francisco, 72 degrees. back up to normal for this time of year. mid to upper 60s right near the coastline. and in the north bay, you are going to see the 60s at our beaches. stip son beach 66 degrees. -- stinson beach 66. 91 for cal go and ukiah. east bay, upper 70s for oakland and hercules. temperatures are on the warm side with the low 90s. above normal for this time of year. 91 for livermore. for the monterey bay, 78 degrees in santa cruz. here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. enjoy the warmth. it turns cooler on thursday. much cooler on f

may be making it over to our bayside communities as well. throughout 11:00 a.m., the clouds will push back and we'll get in on more sunshine. by the afternoon, mostly sunny skies from the north down to the south bay. not a raindrop in sight. as for tomorrow morning, starting off with 48. 52 in fremont. 58 in napa. 49 back in livermore. upper 40s in walnut creek. now the tuesday forecast, low 70s in the south bay. still our warm spot, 73 in evergreen. 72 in san jose. 71 in dublin. for the peninsula, upper 60s to near 70s. for san francisco, it will feel like the mid 60s tomorrow as well for oakland, 68 in concord, 67 in napa. north bay, low to mid 60s. after the record-setting june-uary storm this past weekend, i guess we just need a little bit more time. the seven-day forecast, sun and 70 degrees. no raindrops. >> fantastic. >> so we'll have to see if june-uary will come back? >> hoping not. >> let's put it away. >>> why yo yo diets appear to be getting a better reputation tonight. back in a moment. bringing you the most convenient ways to p

it looks like out and about this evening, into the 50s at the coast, 60s bayside, 70s a few low 80s stillnland. tomorrow, temperatures coming down ever so gently, mid-50s again at the beaches. low 80s towards the delta, 79 in santa rosa. this is an area of low pressure. it's well to the north of the bay area but it's chipping away at the ridge of high pressure. as it does so it's causing erosion of that huge ridge which allows a stiffer sea breeze out of the west 10 to 20 and therefore also enhancing that marine layer. so tonight we'll become partly cloudy, temperatures into the 50s. tomorrow we will rebound. but real also still have that problem with the allergies. the tree count remains medium. so does the grasses. okay. let's go forward to your weekend because we are just really a day and a half away. here we go. there is your friday. cooling down from today. additional meltdown takes place on saturday. then we rebound under the influence of high pressure on sunday. monday, the first day of summer arrives on tuesday. and with it, we will have some warmer conditions as we even slide int

temperature-wise in the 50s. 60s bayside. currently 80 degrees in concord and fairfield. the abundance of sunshine for the next 60 minutes before we temperature into in a marine layer for the overnight hours. pinpoint forecast, here it comes. a deepening marine layer pushing onshore into the overnight hours. perhaps so deep, even a little bit of condensation by the morning commute. then those clouds peel back to the coast by the midafternoon hours. pretty steady temperatures not only friday but through the weekend as this area of low pressure dangles off the pacific northwest coast. so tonight, becoming overcast in the 40s and 50s. i hope you notice a difference with those refreshing temperatures last night. meanwhile tomorrow's temperatures anywhere from 59 in pacific could to 85 in concord. if you are heading to the alameda county fair in pleasanton, warm temperatures there, fairly nice. i couldn't help myself, fairfield nice at the fair? there is the extended forecast -- fairly nice at the fair? there is the extended forecast. a 10% chance of rain only on tuesday and w

still sunny and breezy bayside and inland.se are your headlines for the weekend and looking ahead, turning sunny tomorrow after the low clouds lift. sunday will be the warmest day of the two coming up. and then by tuesday, i'm sticking with that we have that chance of rain moving back into the bay area definitely cooler temperatures by tuesday into our wednesday. but meanwhile let's backtrack so you can see the thick layer of low clouds and fog hover across the entire bay area. tomorrow morning we'll all wake up gray and in fact, this marine layer will be so deep perhaps about 2,000 feet deep, we'll see some condensation in the form of drizzle at the immediate seashore. also, we'll see the clouds playing tag with pacifica and half moon bay, moss and montera beaches. so a little sun there and definitely some light jacket weather. area of low pressure continues to hang to the north of us and back there is where we have that area of low pressure developing for tuesday. meanwhile the temperatures will hold steady through saturday

and bayside on the frontline many on the ground here that when the democracy the west talks about will finally come here they'll not be enough people left to experience it. out see reporting from western libya. investigative journalist michelle cullen says that nato won't be deflected by concern for civilians as its ultimate aim is to control libya's natural resources and financial reserves. mall civilians that the losses from the initials problems there are few small civilians the little bombings so the real i.d.'s not protect civilians to rio de these to achieve the economical strategical interest off there of the rest of us in europe i mean the oil i mean the financial reserves of libya are i remind that the us is a bankrupt country and also all preventing that would be a sort of eternal peace to the i.m.f. some buy in for african development revisits the people in the hospitals and we saw victims and the civilian population is attacked that must be very clear it has nothing to do with miniature and war. and with his intervention in libya stalemate and civilian casualties mounting t

you'rewinds 10 miles per hour off the bayside, fog at the coast will push onshore. but if you are going to be baseball game, the as and royals, game time temperature 69 degrees with the abundance of clear skies. game time temperature again upper 60s at 7:15. let's break down your wednesday. some patchy coastal clouds. otherwise another day of bright sunshine before the clouds push onshore tomorrow night. i'm going to jump into your temperatures for tomorrow because that's what everybody wants to know. how warm will it be? equally as warm as today. 60s at the beaches, 90s inland. high pressure is the key component but will break down by tomorrow night so one more day of that repeat performance. tonight overnight with just some clouds along the coast into the 50s and 60s, very mild. pollen report. did we get to that? oliver and juniper tree counts on the medium counts. we drop 11 degrees on thursday. additional cooling of the temperatures on friday through saturday. then we'll begin to edge back up again on father's day on sunday. and looks like we'll start to see the

about on this wednesday evening for the next "60 minutes," we have dropped into the 50s, beaches 60s bayside, 80s, 90s interior valleys. much more comfortable sleeping weather tonight into the 50s and 50s, a pair of 5s toward piedmont and alameda. meanwhile tomorrow's daytime highs upper 50s with partial clearing at the coast to the mid- and high 80s inland. we begin to see the area of high pressure strengthen by the weekend and we have the dry weather pattern continuing through wednesday. that's the pinpoint forecast. >>> we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, dad, i was wondering if you've -- what's up? oh, what's wrong with your hair? oh. i was cruising the world-wide-web. found this do. what are you wearing? dope, right? it's got a hood. want one? boom. done. [ ding! ] [ boy ] lookin' good mr. g. thanks, bro-seph. are you video chatting? with my boyfriend? yeah! hey, tessa! mom! [ mocking tone ] mom. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. high speed internet is more affordable than ever with no home phone required. only in the network of possibilities. at&t. - working for free. lik

in the south bay with 83 in the almaden valley, 75 in livermore, and those areas right around our baysideommunities that stayed in the 60s, that's where that cloud cover was slower to clear out this morning. right now still close to 60 in san jose, 53 in san mateo, and 54 currently in san francisco. as you look at the morning hours, we will see some patchy fog here, and then throughout thursday plenty of 70s, but it's what's ahead in our seven-day forecast that i think is going to have you all excited here. we do have a number of 80 degree days possible in the next seven days. let's take a look offshore. we're not finding anything in terms of storm activity, at least immediately offshore. our next system is about 1,500 to 2,000 miles away and that's going to continue to rage right up to the north and really start to break apart. so while this area of high pressure is weak sitting off to the south it will keep us warm over the next 48 hours with a few 80s possible inland for thursday. then as we head throughout friday it's still going to stay dry in the forecast. as we head throughout tomo

but the bigger cool down going to be felt along the bayside and coastal communities.ack with a full look at the nkt a few minutes. >> thank you z this heat makes firefighting more difficult and frightening. cal fire is looking into the cause two of brush fires that broke out at the same time. they charred five ache yirs in san martin. and firefighters were able to stop the claims before reaching a ranch house. >> cal fire is the main figh

here's the area where we saw the fog basically right near the coast and cleared the way from bayside communitis and inland areas . warm day and mid-80s and concord and antioch and 80 degrees in livermore and up to 74 in san jose and redwood city. pacifica in the fog and cool 55 and up in the north bay, santa rosa 82 degrees. most of the bay area saw warming today and that trend will continue tomorrow. temperatures right now. ranging from pen in half moon bay and 85 degreess in antioch. fog on the coast tonight. warm in all areas tuesday and wednesday and turning cooler by thursday. noticeably cooler by thursday . take advantage of the warmth. tonight look for fog on the coastline and temperature in the 50s and so a mild night tonight and looking at the bigger picture here. this trough moving through and warmer in all areas tomorrow and most pronounced in the inland communities. the fog on the coast and near the bay and clears away quickly tomorrow morning and looking at temperatures in the sicks on the beaches and 90s inland. long time in coming and we'll get an early taste of summer

head to the bayside, downtown san francisco, mid-60s.60-degree temperatures in the north bay valley. 67 in saucelito, a lot of mid-to-upper 70s to santa rosa, northward. we have the warmest weather, low to mid-80s there. the coolest weather around 60. it brings sunshine and 68 to santa cruz. around the low to mid-80s for morgan hill and gilroy. 47 in santa rosa. low 60s around fairfield and antioch. there you go. the steady sea breeze will continue as long as the high is to the west. it will be all the way through monday. an area of low pressure drops southward from alaska. that brings us the cooler weather tuesday, wednesday, thursday. that chance of showers tuesday and wednesday. have a great weekend. frances, good morning. >> good morning. we have a new hot spot developing. injury crash reported in the last couple of minutes. westbound 580 approaching 680. big rig is involved. injuries have been reported so they will send emergency crews there. we could see a slow ride from livermore, earlier than usual for friday. if you want to take

ride them out pretty chose to what we experienced today, from the 60s at the beaches to high 60s bayside and oakland, alameda and in piedmont. low 80s east of the bay with the winds rotating southwest 5 to 10 miles per hour. 74 in santa rosa still five degrees below average inching our way closer to normal in san jose. pollen report, the tree count and the grasses, still causing a lot of problems for all of us allergy sufferers. here's your weekend. in fact, your five to seven-day forecast. we have late might early- morning low clouds and patchy fog -- late-night, early- morning low clouds and patchy fog. next week warmer tuesday through wednesday. that's the pinpoint forecast. >> thank you. >>> got some good news for commuters on highway 1. and no deal for muni workers coming up in two minutes. >>> closed captioning of eyewitness news is brought to you by shreve & co. jewelers, a san francisco original. ,,,,,, hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ]

bayside breezy. some of those winds kicking up to 26 miles per hour. overcast at the coast.uds everywhere but clearing back very rapidly. warmer conditions but a northwest wind 10-20 miles per hour this is it, the pinpoint forecast. look at the clouds gather in the overnight hours. and then watch by the morning commute these clouds will begin to retreat very rapidly towards the beaches. and everybody is the recipient of some sunshine. the direct result is warmer temperatures. beginning with pacifica at 65 out of the mid-50s. 5 degrees warmer tomorrow in santa rosa. mid-70s in alameda and also piedmont and oakland. and just flirting with that 90- degree mark in throughout livermore. 84 in san jose. just because the high pressure is right about here. it will scrub out that stratus and heat out the atmosphere and dry out the humidity so those temperatures will pop for your tuesday and wednesday before we return to that onshore flow on thursday. tonight with the blanket of clouds numbers very mild into the 50s. meanwhile the report suggests if you suffer from allergies it is the

meanwhile, bayside into the 60s, and 50s at the coast. develop on the north bay, bodega bay, low clouds and fog into the peninsula and santa cruz mountains. so tonight with the development of the marine layer we'll keep our temperatures into the 50s and we'll call it partly cloudy with the areas of patchy fog. tomorrow, once the fog burns off we will see a very strong sea breeze out of the west 10 to 20. that's going to keep temperatures 20 degrees cooler in san rafael today. east bay numbers up to 82 in brentwood. otherwise in santa clara valley 10 to 12 degrees below average in san jose checking in at 75 degrees. father's day plenty of sunshine, into the mid-80s. we will feature seven-day forecast, allen, you know, that weekend forecast right around the corner. it's really important. >> it is! thank you. >>> fishermen in the pacific northwest don't like california sea lions. join the club. they say they eat the fish they are trying to catch. don knapp on why fishermen now want permission to kill the sea lions. >>> reporter: california s

tonight 50s and 60s, tomorrow in the 70s in the bayside, 80s inland, a good 11 degrees warmer in concord. we'll pinpoint your seven-day forecast, i'm going to go change batteries, guys, coming up next time around. >> putting her to work. roberta, thank you. >>> state-of-the-art military technology now available to disabled civilians. we are going to have that in two minutes. >>> closed captioning of eyewitness news is brought to you by shreve & co. jewelers, a san francisco original. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, prosthetic leg. he's one of rst civilian amputee >>> a father of four got his final fitting today for a new bionic leg. he is one of the first civilian amputees to receive the state- of-the-art limb developed by the u.s. military. dr. kim mulvihill has more on this story. >>> reporter: joe turner lost his leg in a motorcycle accident 16 years ago. >> i hit something on the road, hit an obstruction on the road and my leg got caught in a guardrail and is evidence it. >> reporter: for the past two weeks -- and severed it. >> reporter: for the past two weeks he has been using the limb. he says i

tomorrow's daytime high temperatures cooler, 60s beaches, 70s bayside and out of the triple digits into the mid- 90s inland. allen and dana, we'll talk about that seven-day forecast straight ahead. >> thank you. >>> murder in the marina. a body is found floating in the water at the end of a trail of blood. tonight, very few answers as to how the victim got there. linda yee with how a car in the area may be connected to the case, though. linda. >>> reporter: allen, it is a car without a state license plate and that trail of blood that you spoke of ended right at the top of the bank there. the body was found in the waters early this morning and when police were out here last night tracking that blood, they saw nothing in the water >>> reporter: it started with a suspicious pool of blood and a call to police. at 10:30 last night, officers followed a long trail of blood. from outside the post office, across beech street, to the harbor outside fort mason. but they found nothing else. >> a blood trail, they went to the end of the trail. they looked in the back of vehicles, they looked at vehi

hours, that onshore flow and the fog will be staying with us with temperatures in the 70s for our baysideommunities and the coastline.as in the 60s, and inland right here in the east bay where the alameda county fair is happening in pleasanton, we can expect temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. if you're out here in the sun, it feels like the upper 80s. you definitely want to hydrate and drink lots of water. as we head throughout the morning, temperatures in the 50s to start off with and then quickly warming on up. if you're taking the kids out here, it is summer vacation. get an early start. as for tomorrow, we'll start off with the clouds. don't worry, those clouds will be moving on out and we'll have a lot of sun. for the alameda county fair, once again, the youngest of the young will be free all the way up to about ten bucks for adults happening right into the first and second week of july in pleasanton. it's something you don't want to miss. we were eating rattlesnake earlier. >> alligator. >> alligator and crickets. so if you're adventurous like april and i, something you can'

yesterday we warmed up, today we warm up, and then tomorrow we'll drop off the table, at least coast and baysideen cooler. today's forecast does call for 56 to 68 in the morning, and then by noon 65 to 90. it won't take long for inland areas to hit the low 90s. they did yesterday at noon, so i see no reason why they shouldn't today. 70 to 100 degrees. the key, though, will be the coast and the fog. it's getting closer. now, it's very, very shallow, so i don't think it's going to amount to anything unless you're right there by the water's edge and what it will mean is that maybe the santa cruz area could get that fog coming in later, so they'll probably only stay in the low 70s. 50s, 60s for some. there's that west wind at sfo. a system digging in from the gulf of alaska is working its way towards us, but that won't be until tomorrow. so by tomorrow we call it a southerly surge, we'll start to work that fog up the coast. it'll start in san mateo, santa cruz coastline first and then for everybody. that cooling trend starts thursday, goes into friday and inland areas will just drop off the table wi

with the onshore flow continuing through the next couple of days, keeping things slightly cooler bayside and at the coast, where we'll look to mid to low 60s to prevail. weak disturbance i mentioned looks pretty well formed out there, but begins to shred as it approaches the coast. at this point, moisture remains well to our north. we'll pick up high cloudiness, but not looking for any precipitation for us out of this system, as it crosses through the oregon border here today. that will leave us with patchy morning fog today and tomorrow. warming trend, slightly warmer today, up a degree or two, a little less winds, warmer yet tomorrow. that trend continuing into the beginning of the week. up in the highcountry of the sierra, looking for partly cloudy conditions, no snow in the forecast. look at the overnight lows, down in the mid-30s, pushing the mid up toker 60s. a few low 70s thrown in there and rapid snow melt expected to begin, which would cause the lakes and rivers and streams in the foothills to reach flood conditions. keep in mind due to the snow melt, the increase in rivers will