this is bayside for 15 years prior. there are two windows in the front that open, and these are representative of about 15 square feet of open space. since the last hearing, we have had productive dialogue with the appellants. i introduced additional compromises with hopes that one of the two options would be acceptable by the appellant. the first option was using the existing bifold door system and keeping one open. 27 square feet or half of what have. -- bayside used to have. the second was a structural modification that removes the door system and built a wall with two windows. this would be 29 square feet of open space, just over half. this does address the structural modification changes requested by the appellant. [chime] as can be expected, hire third- party firms may present conflicting viewpoints. what is not conflicting is that the only government agency in place to measure noise has concluded that with three petals open, there is no noise ordinance violations. this would reduce the amount of open space by an

look for highs in the '80s at bayside, upper 80s and low 90s for the south bay. mid-90s in the east bay and close to 100 degrees for livermore and intel. going into tuesday and wednesday, a few degrees cooler but still on the hot site. the warm weather will stick around for thursday and friday. it will not be until next weekend when we begin to see things cool down. the forecast model is showing perhaps a storm approaching the west coast on late sunday. we will talk more about that coming out >> . high-school cheerleaders may now have to decide how to make their uniforms scold or three. the principal says the trillings kurds are too short. parents want to know why this issue was not brought up before they purchased the >> . this is a picture of high school cheerleaders at piedmont high school in san jose. the principles as not everyone is breaking the role as some of the skirts are too short and by late the school's dress code policy. >> did the uniform change from last year? >> the uniforms fit people's bodies >> it differently. these cheerleaders told us that w

here is bayside village, it has been here. the parking spaces are ventilated. this is about the size of a space. across the street, we have the water mark. that is a parking garage. this is tied to the power grid. it blows fumes. on the front side, it blows noise. this is equal to the bridge. which would you like to have in front of your neighborhood, in front of your home where you live? to have noise in a building, it gets dumped. the noise is garbage. thank you. >> thank-you. >> good afternoon. i am from a district 10. i started to work as an electrician because of the program that they had back in 1977 to get people in the area to work. bill local six electricians are good at that. if they don't like you, they will bankrupt you. there should be more emphasis on hiring people in this city to keep this function in. if people cannot get a job, this goes to people in livermore, modesto, santa rosa. there seems to be a lot of collusion and ways to bust the system. i would like to thank you for the up to 80 to have people come and speak on their causes and to rep

the breeze has been picking up the wind cooler coast side and bayside today. at temperatures now, i'll show how much cooler at this hour. there are 60s along the coastline. 70s and 80s inland. 90s yesterday around this time. so compared to 24 hours ago we're down 24 degrees in napa. it's 15 degrees cooler in san jose. 20 degrees in hayward, you can see along the coast line. 18 degrees cooler now compared to yesterday at this time. and the cooling really will continue. fog near the coast and bay tonight. cooling continues tomorrow. rain developing next week. get ready to get rain gear out. it's early storm that going to bring us wet weather. overnight looking for temperatures into low to upper 50s, fog, low clouds not just along coast but pushing into the bay and parts of the valleys first thing in the morning. there is what is deepening our marine layer. it gets closer to the coastline and going to squeeze out drizzle. overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning, you'll run into damp roadways so there could be drizzle lingering into afternoon. friday afternoon

. >> tomorrow the size of tennis in the '60s and '70s bayside, and our 80s and low 90s and land. thank you for watching. we will see you tomorrow morning.

the project is going to love golf what they call -- is going to evolve what they call bayside meters. in case this building suffers a seismic event, it will be able to move with the building and absorb all the shock. this is exactly what the state has approved in order to be compliant with the standards from the state. in doing so, at it also kept a promise to the voters and to our city. it is on time and within budget. it is about 14% done at this time. during the last two and a half years, it has contributed hundreds of jobs to our economy. in fact, overall, it has generated 3000 construction jobs. today, they have spent $50 million with local san francisco businesses, including the architectural firm. i want to thank the department of public works. certainly, i want to thank the construction team for working together, making sure this is all done correctly, on time, and compliance with all our ordinance is. at the same time, working hard with all our contractors to keep this project on time. we have a lot of good step on it. we have a private consultants. we have the public works d

the project is going to love golf what they call -- is going to evolve what they call bayside meters. in case this building suffers a seismic event, it will be able to move with the building and absorb all the shock. this is exactly what the state has approved in order to be compliant with the standards from the state. in doing so, at it also kept a promise to the voters and to our city. it is on time and within budget. it is about 14% done at this time. during the last two and a half years, it has contributed hundreds of jobs to our economy. in fact, overall, it has generated 3000 construction jobs. today, they have spent

occupancy of 150 determined local businesses and residences, in my experience with the past bar called bayside, they kept their windows closed when there were big events going on. this is different. they contained therein lies within the sun room, within their establishment. the brickyard is a much noisier sports car with many very large screen televisions featuring constant sporting events. if the deck is approved, no one will be monitoring or making sure the door is closed. i feel strongly that having a sun room like before will contain the malaise. it is the best solution for our neighborhood. thank you for hearing me. >> any other speakers? >> my office is directly across from the brickyard. i have been here on the june 22 hearing and on august 10. june 22 hearing, they were told that the burden was on them to prove that they are not a noisy bar and a nuisance to the neighborhood, and when we came back, i think that was clearly not proven because the conditions were not duplicated when the doors were closed and no one was there during their sat test. the fact is, when the doors are open to

some of the biggest differences near the bayside communities. 18 degrees colder in oakland. down in the south bay from 100 yesterday in gill ray to 7 today. san francisco from 88 to 62. let's get a look. hot high pressure brought us those record setting temperatures yesterday. now, the onshore flow has returned with more 60s. here's the thing, we're monitoring some big time changes in my 7-day forecast. 60s inland and our first significant rain of the season coming up. and any more info on this quake from oakland. >>> a 21-year-old napa county man was killed by a roadside bomb in afghanistan. the army specialist died monday after his unit was attacked by enemy forces in helmond province. fant was on his first deployment. >>> it was another big day of big swings on the stock market. the dow ended the day up, 143 points after a laterally, which was partially fuelled by a drop in jobless claims. the nasdaq went down almost 11 points. tonight a new way to think about money. it's called behavioral finance. it's an emerging trend especially in these turbulent financial times. how

that business was called the bayside. i do recall the windows being open in front of this establishment, and i do not recall there being any complaints. i do not recall hearing any noise coming from dayside itself. i feel the brickyard owners are much more responsible in controlling any noise that would be coming from their establishments. i do not see 12 tables being on the patio in front of the restaurant of a nuisance or an issue. >> next speaker. >> my name is eric low, and i am a longtime resident, so definitely i am seeing the downturn of the street, and i really appreciate business owners such as susteren -- darren to bring entertainment back in a nice dining forum. i think issues of noise complaint should be put aside because of the fact that if you have a patio it is more of a dining experience and not a rowdy experience other people would like to see in the neighborhood. living down the street, i have experienced many different bars and restaurants that do not have patio's and find some more of a nuisance becaus

sunny and breezy bayside. winds out of the west at 22. overnight, into the 50s. clouds clear back out over the open waters. we are going to start to see the beginning of an offshore push. high pressure builds in for the four corners states. a very short-lived offshore flow as we head towards the weekend. 36 degrees in pacifica but the temperature bumps up to 70 in half moon bay. it will be seasonal in san jose 84. now, away from the bay, east bay inland temperatures, climbing soaring to the mid- 90s. some of these temperatures jump 10 to 15 degrees in comparison to today. it will be in the mid-60s in daly city and the clouds will clear out, low 70s in sausalito. notice novato the warm spot around the north bay. meanwhile, the extended forecast calls for mid-90s outside number on thursday. clear skies from the coast to our inland areas on friday. hang on to this weather pattern through saturday and see the onshore flow return by sunday. that will return us to cooler temperatures along the coast. labor day forecast morning overcast skies and sunshine with the tempe

actually warmed autopsy few degrees, around the bay it as we saw mid-to low 70s prevail for mostly baysideations with muggy conditions prevailing as well. again, the weather-maker that's been parked off the southern california coast brought thunderstorms throughout southern california, now moving up into the northwest corner of the state. that is be depending to move and it should clear the state by tomorrow taking the threat of thunderstorms with it. so we'll look for partly cloudy skies, with minimal fog in the morning, as once again some easterly flow out there will bring a few high clouds into the area and keep the low clouds and fog to a minimum that should continue through mid-week. we'll see temperatures begin to warm starting tomorrow. mid-to upper 70s across the south bay into the low 80s, across morgan hill, we'll see more of the same, mid-to low 80s for the warmer locations, north bay should be up about 10 degrees tomorrow as well into that mid-to upper 70s range and low 70s by the time we head back to the water. taking a look at the five-day forecast here we see that trend cont

should clear maybe an hour or two more quickly than it did today. 70's and the south bay and the '60s bayside. things do begin to warm up quite a bit for tuesday. on wednesday, that should be the warmest day of the week. some places close to triple digits with eighties and maybe 90s for the south bay. for tomorrow is going to be relatively mild. about the same as what we had today. as warm as '89 in antioch. same for pleasanton. of gives way to sunshine around 10:00 a.m. for hayward and oakland with highs in the 60s and low-mid-70s. 77 in redwood city. in the north bay look for highs in the '70s and '80s. santa rosa, 78. tuesday's even warmer still. time for the kron 4 tech report with gains late. >> as of has always had trouble dealing with hackers causing mischief and annoying users. when a bizarre turn of the events, facebook now wants hackers to try to hack into facebook and if they succeed, they will pay them. i have never heard a move like this. it is the above counties security initiative. banned by professionals and hackers try to have facebook to find a vulnerabilities and not to the

even a little below average throughout parts of our bayside communities.ht now starting to drop off quickly with some cold air in the north bay. 53 in santa rosa. and still holding on to 63 right now in livermore. tonight, patchy fog, mainly right up against the coastline and for tomorrow, warmer inland, expecting 90-degree weather and watching dangerous surf here at the beach friday, saturday and sunday with rip currents that could turn deadly and some wind whipped waves upwards of eight feet. a few 90s on thursday, but even a little bit hotter on friday's forecast. that's when it looks to be the hottest right now in our seven-day forecast. as we head throughout tomorrow, we'll find a little fog here to start near san francisco and the coastline. but into 11:00 a.m., looking at sunny skies, that's going to be the case through 6:00 p.m. for tomorrow. let's get you into the numbers to start off your thursday forecast. 57 in san jose and 53 in napa. for tomorrow, instead of mid 80s, we'll go with 89 in mo moremorgan hill. 89 in concord and 58 in napa and ple

otherwise, right now, we're starting to see some marked cooling across the bayside community with 60s and 70s. look at this, in napa, 79. we'll join my colleague, rob mayeda, in a couple of minutes, live out in napa with more details in sonoma wine country weekend. let's get to the weather headlines. you see throughout the weekend, it's going to stay warm to hot for interior valleys. dangerous surf at the beach with potentially deadly rip currents. we're still looking at plenty of summer air coming our way in the seven-day forecast. what's going to bring back the fog and slightly cooler temperatures is that trough of low pressure down to the south. as we head into sunday and monday. for saturday, we are still expecting 80s and even a few 90s coming our way. we're calling it hot. and throughout sunday that's when the trough of low pressure is also going to bring back a cooler breeze and a little fog. for tonight, we'll see fog building up at the coastal areas. and even for tomorrow, now the model's picking up on low cloud cover that may linger here until about 1:00 p.m. and then we are

that means we are cooling off coast and bayside and we are going to have slow cooling in our inland areas. you're going to have to hold out until saturday. cloud move in and straddle the immediate seashore in the overnight hours through our thursday. we are going to bring down the temperatures again along the coast and the bay. also in san jose 86 degrees down from today's high of 94. winds adry out of the northwest 5 to 15 miles an hour east of the bay. outside number will be 97. 88 santa rosa. low 90s in throughout petaluma. the extended forecast does call for again, what were those two key words? slow cooling in our inland areas for friday the first day of tom as it official lay arrives. you want relief? there you have it by the tail end of the weekend. that is your pinpoint forecast. eyewitness news will continue right after this. ,,,,,,,, so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco.

otherwise, dropping here across our bayside communities to 65 on this labor day here in oakland. 69 in hayward. 86 in livermore. 73 in san jose. and currently a cool 61 in san francisco. on our weather headlines, you'll see we'll have fog in the morning. it's mainly going to be up against the coastline. we're going to start pretty clear for inland spots. throughout the east and south bay. tuesday as we have been mentioning, warmer air is arriving with even 9-degree weather coming on back -- 90-degree weather coming on back. will be hot in the east bay. we're looking at moderate pollen, as well. if you do suffer from allergies, that's going to cause you problems. here's that region of high pressure. it's going to bring us this quick blast here of heat as we head throughout the next 48 hours. a few 90s expected inland for tuesday. staying cool for some of our coastal spots. and then for wednesday, the east bay still stays hot at this point. let's get a look at the fog who's going to have the most here as we head throughout tonight. you see at 11:00 p.m., it's still, you know, struggling

winds blowing out of the west at 16 bayside in oakland at 70 degrees. let's head to dublin now where we do have clear skies visibility is unlimited. currently in dublin, the air temperature is in the mid-70s. let's take you to the ballpark towards at&t park. we have three last games remaining in the season as the giants host the colorado rockies 64 degrees, clear skies. for the most part tonight it will remain mainly clear and then we will have some stratus that's lurking off the coast into the 50s and into the 60s. here's your week ahead. this is what you need to know. first off it's going to be warmer tomorrow than what it is today. wednesday will be an offshore flow. and then by the weekend, we have more rain possible. both saturday and sunday. meanwhile take a look at our futurecast and what do you see? not a whole lot. a little bit of low clouds and fog. that's the marine layer offshore. for the most part, that's where it's going to remain. we have this area of low pressure well to the north of us taking plenty of precipitation into the pacific nor

we did have some cooling across san francisco and for you bayside communities and some of the largestd cooling at this hour in over a week. right now widespread 50s here from san francisco to santa rosa and mild there in the east bay. we're going to see those numbers going down quite a bit. in the morning, fog returns for the coastline, low clouds throughout the east bay and we'll keep that cooling breeze with us friday. we're still talking about showers in the forecast. we've got a lot to get to. here's this expanse of system that has showers associated with it and cooler air. that's going to be getting here throughout sunday of this upcoming weekend. we also have this system spinning off the coastline. that could bring us mountain thunderstorms throughout friday and saturday. the general trend is also cooling as we head into this upcoming weekend with 80s inland and throughout saturday, temperatures developing even more. the west chance of showers right now is on sunday. by saturday p.m., it lines up offshore and as we put this into motion into sunday morning, we'll get a chance her

the no one wants to make me and will they be worth it being quite dramatic from what we've heard of bayside schools the calm and for peace but of course the actions the scene quite different than there still seems to be a lot of hostility between both sides that needs to be resolved. or jesus or first has also caught up with her abuse top negotiator you know. talks on cause of zero who's also been at the checkpoints. are now calling on both sides to resume discussions and you shared his views on a possible solution to the problem. road to full normalization or far relationship with christina and of course that are really zation. doesn't mean by any way a recognition of independence of course so we believe that the only way out is through a dialogue actually through an agreement how these two crossings to gates will look like because right now what christina did was a one sided attempt to change the reality on the ground which is against all the agreements before ulick's assisted them in this attempt and they breached their own mandate they breached their status neutral position toward casa

these bayside, ninth in the net for the rest of the week a gradual cooling trend but with a warm all until next weekend. i will show you more details coming up. >> more than two years of imprisonment and uncertainty and that could end very soon for american hikers. paperwork may be all that keeps them from freedom there rested while hiking in 2009. the hikers could go to pep amon after leaving iran. >> this was a happy ending for american hikers fairish award after being freed last year from the are running in prison. her first stop came as a surprise to many it was not so shocking and to the was revealed that oman paid the bill money for her. but the question is why would they be involved in such a high stakes deal? >> coast revolution, then one of the very few if on the leaders of the persian gulf arab nations which retained a cordial relationship. >> that makes them a diplomatic rarity. for more than 40 years they have had the same room. the sultan is considered progressive and pragmatic. it is separated from iran and by the sea. only 18 mi. between both countries, maintaining rel

one wants to make a meal and although the way it's being quite diplomatic from what we've heard of bayside there's cool calm and for peace but of course the actions the scene quite different and there still seems to be a lot of hostility between both sides that needs to be resolved. first reporting for us no political analyst alexander poverty the nato led mission in kosovo is violating the u.n. mandate by feeling. ok for meeting nato has absolutely overstepped their man being their un mandate is clear they're supposed to be neutral down there they're supposed to be keeping the peace they're not supposed to be taking anyone's side they're clearly taking the albanian side these the session is the government in prishtina of the capital of course of all we have the security council we're we have five states each with a veto power we have three western states and two non western states so really if the west decides to support any unilateral action. you can't stop it so it's not surprising they've been sponsoring kosovo independence for years now and they're actually thinking that there are ent

one wants to make a mean and all day the way it's being quite diplomatic from what we've heard in bayside this calls for calm and for peace but of course the actions the scene quite different than there still seems to be a lot of hostility between both sides that needs to be resolved iran's first nuclear energy plant went online monday the only sort facility in the entire middle east the russian got reactors are working at forty percent capacity right now when should reach full power in december moscow says it will continue to provide help and fuel for the plant to iran takes full control in two thousand and fifteen western nations have long been concerned about the country's atomic program claiming it's a cover for making nuclear bombs a claim not to run has repeatedly denied political scientist all the photos. from university of london tells r.t. that without evidence iran has the same right to peaceful nuclear energy. we have now a decades long standoff between iran and the west and over it the iranian nuclear program this has been very hyped up. the nuclear issue for political reasons

will be cooler for many in the north bay peninsular south bay and really cooler on the coast and bayside with 50s and 60s. here is sal. >>> traffic is moving along nicely here if you are driving on certain parts of the road, you can see this is in the south bay on traffic 237 -- actually this is 880 getting word of a new crash with injury we will run that down for you. also the morning commute looks good on 237 and traffic is moving well. 5:00 let's go back to the desk. >>> developing news coming in from san lee and dough where hours ago police shot a man believed to have killed his ex- girlfriend in a richmond restaurant. this is where the police are focused on, police have been out here since yesterday morning. now police followed up a tip that the suspect was at that house. after negotiating all day, the suspect was shot when he walked out of the householding a rifle. now the suspect has been identified as rafael. he is the ex-boyfriend of a woman whose body was found in the bathroom of a bakery where she worked. her family claimed he had been stalking her for about a month. tara mori

fog, sun, cool for some, fog is too shallow to make much of an impact inland but it will be cooler baysidebig difference in temperatures. i am wrestling with these, then you get over the coastal hills, upper 80s to 90s and tomorrow all bets are off, it will start to plunge, clouding it up on sunday, monday break tuesday and again wednesday and thursday if you want to go out on a nine day forecast, pam, dave? >>> stocks are mixed as investors wait for jeremy's parliament to vote on the bailout fund. overnight most asian markets closed with small gains. japan's nike finished up 1%. asian electronics companies did especially well -- especially well with lg soaring 11%. futures had a slightly higher opening following some losses yesterday. dow jones industrial average off about 180 points, 11010 and news this morning texas governor rick perry would not rea point ben bernanke if he were president. that is interesting. shares with microdevices point to a lower opening after reducing sales forecast and sales in the period ending on saturday will be down as much as 6% from the previous quarter and

there is a stronger wind flow that has been cooler coast side and bayside.69. down peninsula mid-70s for palo alto. and we're looking at 62 in half moon bay probably mostly cloudy skies and there is more than drizzle with a stormy pattern setting up. monday through wednesday we're looking at rain chances that are likely into wednesday. so switching to a cooler wetter pattern get ready for an early taste of winter. >> yes. >> this is coming. >> yes. >> thank you. >> and there is a major mile sfon for a university celebrating the 50th birthday today gathering to form the big 5-0 on the campus. the school founded with just 274 students at that time. a full celebration planned at the end of the month. >> in theaters tomorrow a film with unlikely tight yim machine gun preacher based on a true story. and there are stars that chekd out the film on the aisle. >> i've done things i ain't proud of. hurt a lot of people. >> gerard butler out of prison and stirring up trouble. >> help me. >> and he finds religion and gos to sudan and he's shocked at what happens to chil

. >> reporter: a tempest is brewing in the bayside community of sausalito over the lack of civility at city council meetings. today the police chief turned over evidence to the district attorney. witness testimony and this videotape of the september 13 meeting when a councilmember got her hand slapped. what the tape shows is carolyn ford putting up a hand in an attempt to "shush" vice mayor mike kelly so she could hear. >> i put my hand back down and all of a sudden, vice mayor kelly reached over and smacked me a good one, hit me hard. it hurt. it stung. >> reporter: ford said she thought about it for a week and when kelly did not apologize, she decided to press charges. >> this crossed a personal boundary for me. and i had to do something. i couldn't just stand by and do nothing. it's wrong for a person to hit another person. >> reporter: this woman who wouldn't give her name says the meetings were getting rough. >> i guess it was the first hitting incident but there was also a lot of verbal abuse which i have observed at times when i attended the meetings. >> reporter: you've seen th

richmond bridge traffic looks good heading out to the marin county side or the east bayside. also the commute is going to look okay on the golden gate bridge but fog is thick. let's go back to dave and palm. >>> breaking news right now. police activity under way in san jose. police have surrounded a denny's restaurant on blossom hill road down the street from oak ridge mall. we are trying to figure out what is going on inside the denny's restaurant. paul chambers is on his way there to the scene. we will get more information in a live report as quickly as possible. >> there is a new plan to reduce crime in oakland. could brighter lights create safer streets? ktvu craig's debro joins us with the pros and cons of the plan. >> reporter: this is shaping up to be a fight between energy conservation and star gaysing on one side and safer streets on another. a minister, that's his ministry over there, he is quoted in the "new york times" saying he wants an exemption from a state and local law which mandates the intensity of streetlights. the area is considered high crime. in areas c

we have the numbers from 57 at the coast through the 60s bayside, breezy westerlies at 22. looks like tonight clear skies overnight, 50s and 60s. what do you notice by this map right here? watch the clock go by. you don't see anything going on at all. that's because we have an offshore flow albeit short- lived. the clouds are returning to the bay area on saturday due that area of low pressure. once the clouds roll in on saturday, they remain with us at the beaches through labor day. so enjoy the brief warmup for friday. temperature-wise 70 at the beaches in half moon bay. 93 in morgan hill. east bay numbers into the 90s. 96 degrees outside number in brentwood, antioch, tracy and in oakley. as we wrap around to the north, 83 in napa bested by sonoma at 90. 86 in santa rosa. and san francisco average high is 69. forecasting 70 degrees. the extended forecast does call for the return of the onshore push on saturday afternoon. that will result in cooler temperatures at the beaches through sunday. and then on tuesday of next week after we return from the labor day holiday, temper