when we looked at the bayside system, you may remember the drivers were concerned with. there is replacement or redundancy, regulatory compliance to get initially to the recurrence of 10 recurrences per year, but also redundancy in the future anticipated reduction we may face in the upcoming renewal process. we also wanted to incorporate green. as we discussed at that time, we looked at various sites tunnels and recommended a 34 ft. diameter tunnel at a cost of just over $1.2 billion. at that time, we also discussed the possibility that the 10 discharges per year could be achieved with a smaller diameter tunnel. since the last workshop, we have connected as bad -- additional studies and determined that the infrastructure would like to get us to 10. however, the total cost of that would be just under $1.3 billion. in finalizing the budget for the bayside, we recommend going with the 1.29 $4 billion. -- the $1.29 4 billion. in this way, as we continue to develop this project, we can determine the right combination of tunnel size and green infrastructure to accomplish our p

the central bayside, that is the 23-foot versus 30-foot pipe, is that correct? >> yes. there is also a connector tunnel. it has quite a few things in that scope. my eyes are going. president moran: when in that is the sizing decision made? >> now we have to go back. i am going to click back to go back to phase one. it is phase one when we would be making that decision. i apologize for clicking back, but if we were to look at the central bayside system line, the second line from the bottom, it would be after the green bar. after the planning portion has been completed, we are saying, it is a 28-foot tunnel and we are doing $300 million of green with that. if it is a 27-foot tunnel, we would come back to you with the alternative analysis and look for authorization to move forward. >> i am looking a couple of lines above that, the green infrastructure, early implementation. those are the projects that we are putting -- piloting. it seems as though the end of those projects is considerably after those decisions. >> we want to build them in the first three years but monitor

the analysis on the bayside shows that there is. when we look at that, we find that this combination could work the same way it could on the bayside. however, we would want your the implementation projects to bear out the performance. in these cases, we are tying and regulatory requirements -- compliance requirements and we want to assure ourselves that we will meet that criteria. in looking at it, we would recommend that we use the two hundred $77 million placeholder and that we continue with the watershed assessment process. we determine the regulatory requirements because they may play out anywhere between the eight and a one. and we assess the performance. and then whenever target we end up with, we go through this exercise to find where the cost- effective mix is for the gray and green compliance objectives that we have. one of the other things you will notice here when we put the two hundred $77 million into the charge, -- $two hundred 77 million into the charge, this is over a decade. this is primarily due to regulatory uncer

and we looked at bayside issues, with side issues, and green infrastructure. we will review the recommend -- -- recommended options from each of the categories. as karen mentioned, you asked also that the cost of the options be related to the average monthly bills. i will try to provide this information as i walk through. for the biosolids, we recommended option 3, which include new facilities. the facilities would be relocated away from the impacted neighbors along phelps street. the cost of the program is just over $2 billion. also as karen mentioned, you asked us to look at whether the schedule for implementation of the digesters could be accelerated. on this slide at the top, what we reflect is what is presented to you for implementation in workshop i. at the bottom is what we are considering -- presenting for your consideration today. in looking at how to shorten schedule, we looked at activities related to planning and design. we looked at front end as well as back and activities in sequence a for the plant. we looked at shortening planning and design by

it will take some time to clear out bayside. i think will be 11:00 a.m.- noon before we start to see increasing sunshine. we may even see some clearing as the beaches for tomorrow afternoon. a few bricks of sunshine, not as cloudy as we saw today. as a result temperatures will be warmer. mid-upper seventies in low 80s. next week there are some changes on the way in the form of warmer weather. temperatures will get warmer and land in and warmer for everyone tuesday, wednesday and thursday with highs in the midst '90s, possibly '80s by the bay. >>vicki: have you ever walked into a wedding reception or party without knowing anyone else in the wrong? what if you're on-line connections how to connect you with the crowd before you arrived? if >> inspiration came from attending a wedding. >> i wanted to see where the two girls worked. social tables is his washington-based start of working its way into the event planning business. >> we manage your guest list and seating charts. we let the guests interact with each other before and afte

bayside at 78 at 4:00, 68 at the coast. hotter days ahead. we'll time that out. that's coming up next. first, let's see how the drive is doing with the official mike inouye. >> thank you. wow, official. i'm officially mike inouye. it is true. legal documents. we're looking to the benicia bridge. as the anchors jon and laura told you the official word is things are moving smoothly despite the construction. till noon. obviously a light flow into the north bay. we'll look south. we see slowing a bit. speeds are down below 60 into the 55-60 area in both directions heading to the edge of livermore into the alta mont pass. or out of the altamont pass. no major issues toward the dublin interchange. a live look shows you the bay bridge toll plaza. easy flow down the east shore freeway and across the upper deck. a smooth drive without metering lights. on the san mateo bridge traffic off of the high rise with the headlights a smooth flow across the san mateo bridge and the dumbarton bridge. 101 as well. back to you. >> thanks so much. 5:10. southwest airlines backtracking

bayside at the coast is the most comfortable today. your full forecast in a few moments. here's mike on the drive. >> as expected we have traffic flow starting to build out of the altamont pass towards livermoreme livermore. we have slowing past isabel and reports of tires in your lanes blocking that left lane. folks have to get over to the right, but smoother traffic past that incident. we saw a smooth drive as well in the bay bridge, but that closure in place for western 580 to it east 80 heading away from the bay bridge. so far no major slowing throughout the area. that's a good flow of traffic. to the peninsula. let's look at 101 through palo alto. we look at the area facing north, so the folks away from us. the taillights out of palo alto and into san ma take dwroe. without delay it picks up a tad for 101 and 280. in the south bay we look at 280 here. traffic volume picking up a bit but no dip to the speeds here and throughout. we look at 101 with our usual suspects coming up. it's building there as well. back to you. >>> 539 right now, coming up, silver and gold gua

that means the 90s return inland, 80s and 70s bayside and 60s at the coast.t in a few moments. >> may mean changing driving conditions. i'll give you the warning chp gave me. >> a live look outside, no, hard to tell what that is. that is the embarcadero in san francisco, very fogged in this morning. on this monday, august 20th, this is "today in the bay." >> it's 5:29. good morning everybody. always happy to have you with us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. new details are unfolding in the steroid scandal around giants all star melky cabrera. christie smith is live at at&t park with the unusual steps he is accused of taking to cover up his alleged drug use. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. another strange turn. really, a troubling allegation that one of melky cabrera's associates bought a phony website on his behalf to, basically, try and explain away a positive drug test, that according to the new york daily news. the scheme fell apart as the giantsll star prepared his case to challenge the test. major le

pacifica is hitting 78 degrees, 78 degrees bayside and hot inland. still not triple-digits, and if you live in livermore, you can take 91 degrees. we'll have your seven-day outlook in a few moments. first economic your drive. 5:10 on wednesday. hi, mike. >> out to the east shore freeway where the earlier accident has cleared, but we have this. the crew westbound at san pablo avenue, we were down three lanes. they should be completely clear in the next few minutes. want to laert folks about the blights around there. as well as 580. around central there may be a crew clearing there. no major slowing, just down towards about 60 which is not a big deal as far as the number of minutes to get to work. add on a few seconds. that's about it. interstate 880, high street has construction crews there clearing as well. 101 at university very sparsely populated, and those crews on the southbound side have left this picture and the south bay. 101 north of 680. 880 is the volume builds slightly and no slowing. we have company on the road. >> that's what we've been

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morning temperatures, 50s bayside, 60s here in the east bay. for the afternoon, highs in the 80s, upper 80s, even low 90s, south bay. sanjose, 90. look for mid 80s in redwood city. fremont, 85. more triple digit temperatures showing up, surpassing 100 degrees for antioch. 80s, a warm day bayside. san francisco 70, 80s and 90s north. and here is the seven day around the bay. another hot day for tuesday, especially inland, the temperatures begin to slowly slide as we go through the week. by friday, look for low 90s inland, 70s by the way with additional fog and cooler into next weekend. >>> now time for the kron 4 tech report. >> i want to introduce you to a great new service in the bay. it is a start-up named "get around." you can use it through their website or download the mobile application. it helps car owners and people that need a car. >> today's model is not sustainable. there are a billion cars on the planet used a couple hours day and unused 22 hours each day. so we decided to drill down and solve the problem. we call it car overpopulat

. >> you know, we're going to see another day of the gold, especially bayside. and at the coast gorgeous conditions. taking a live look at san francisco. good morning to you. mostly cloudy start here. these clouds are going to last probably the first part of the day, then clear out very quickly by about 9:00 inland. and that means best weather today will be found by the water. 54 to start out in san francisco this morning, we're at 59 in sunnyvale, 57 in san jose. and look at your beach conditions in santa cruz. phenomenal. by 2:00 p.m. you'll be at 70. 75 at 4:00 p.m. abundant sunshine, good air quality. things change into the weekend. the beach day, not going to be as nice saturday and sunday as they will be today and tomorrow. that's your hint you want to hit the beach. you have to deal with the weekend traffic if you want to head out saturday and sunday. today and tomorrow, phenomenal. 96 inland. 80 bayside and 69 degrees at the coast. your full forecast in a few moments away. we'll get to that. first mike inouye and the drive. >> we'll look at the maps and

in the south bay upper seventies, sixties and seventies bayside, pretty much the same story for wednesdayof fog and continue mild temperatures. >>pam: the extreme drought in sections of the country is taking a particular toll on middle america. today, the mississippi river was closed because of low levels of water. a 11 mi. stretch of the mississippi was shut down forcing 97 boats and barges to wait. it is unclear when that stretch of river will reopen. >>pam: apple is now the most valuable company ever. market value hit 623 billion. we >>vicki: our new 247 news channel is all about convenience. get up to the weather news and weather information the if the down here, we cycled through for various cities showing indifference of the serious give us a try and give us some feedback on our facebook page. >>stanley: and giving it an exclusive look on a first of its kind training that took place. metal baths are a consistent problem. california is being slowly dismantled by thieves. >> they're stealing from everyone. >>stanley: it is not just about metal thieves. >> scrap yards are obviously buy

upper 60s for the base side community -- bayside community alameda as well. and in santa clara, for the peninsular, 70 format matt, in the city, end tended forecast, we win and whatting us up a tad in time for the weekend. >>> federal regulators have shut down a central slaughter house after an animal rights group released photographs of animal abuse. it shows them being repeatedly shocked kick and some cows were not able to walk. they slaughter several cows a day. >>> they are expected to show elder abuse. they were starved and beaten and bathed only once a month. the family was collecting social security checks and were arrested in july after relatives complained they were not allowed to visit the home. >>> and they are calling on todd aiken to end his campaign for the u.s. impersonate. he said women were able to prevent these cases. he said he misspoke. the is vowing to stay on. >> i mean aiken and i did agrees on some -- disagree on some things and he is sincere and while i disagreed he has now in the last few hours really apologized for what he said. >>

i'm forecasting 91 at 4:00 inland, 78 degrees bayside. at the coast around 70. changes just around the corner as we head through tomorrow. first i want to get you out the door on time. here's anthony. >> we have slowing occurring. this is typical. so if you use that route arrow extra time. across the south bay all the well. we're following the typical slowdowns. over in the peninsula traffic is starting to move along. we were watching a slowdown. and let's show you what it's looking like. the headlights are moving along but no accidents to tell you about. 880 shows traffic picking up but again, no accidents or incidents to tell you about. one thing to mention here as you head to the holiday weekend, if you use the dumb parten bridge that will be closed tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. to tuesday at 5:00 a.m. >> thank you. 5:37. mosquitoes carrying the west nile virus are the target the district will spray this evening. the target area is bordered by sand creek, sellers avenue, balfour road and brentwood boulevard. symptoms are fever, headache and fatigue. most people, the

throughout the day, 92 at 4:00, 78 bayside, 68 at the coast. >> first of all we'll look to the peninsula where the freeways moving smoothly. there is a stall on 101, both north and southbound reported but i don't see major slowing. we'll focus on this area, south part of san francisco but not south san francisco. the ingleside area. ocean avenue, i have reports of a fire that's near capitol and may affect your k-line for the muni ride. getting details, we have our chopper heading to the scene to let you know as it affects your drive and the people in the houses. a look outside, how things are shaping up for our look. fremont, traffic past the scales is smooth. a new accident at fremont avenue. we'll give you that coming up. founds hike it's slowing. >> 6:08. it's mostly symbolic. san jose's police chief could lose the support of his officers as they consider a vote of no confidence. marla tellez is live in the south bay with an update what this means for the embattled police department. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. if you are san jose police chief chris moore getting out of b

. >> and the heat stays on, triple digits in the forecast for more cities, we're talking 80s bayside,0s at the coast. >> we'll see if we're getting a break for the south bay, had tremendous problems for 17 yesterday. we'll show you how that's shaping up. >> right now a live look outside, that is simply gorgeous. the bay bridge. city by the bay looking beautiful, the sun peeking up on this friday, yes, it is friday, august 10th, this is "today in the bay." >> good friday morning everybody. the time now is 5:30. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. the state is suing operators for taking donations accusing them of lining their pockets. now call for the removal of the board and millions in penalties. >> the state attorney general is suing help hospitalized veterans, it wants at least $4.3 million returned from the charity. according to a complaint filed by the ag office, both the current and former president squandered millions. officials say much of the money afforded them and board members a lavish lifestyle. specifically former president robert chappen ac

by the afternoon '60s and '70s bayside.n the pacific we have a week weather system pushing towards the pacific northwest. as it gets closer will allow monitors and the rain are clad in this bill we will see a lot of fog. in the north bay, 70's and low 80s. here's a look at your 7 day around the bay. mid '80s inland, a little bit warmer towards the next week. there is a new kron424-7 bay area news channel, comcast channel 193. it is quick, convenient and always on. >> she was famous for her distinctive laugh and portrayed herself as a bizarre house life. phyllis diller is dead at the age of 95. we will have more on the woman who helped paved the way for fee milstead the comedians. hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. phil

that natural coolant is taking your temperatures to the 90s inland, 80s and 70s bayside, 60s and 70s at the coast. rain on the way. >>> plus as the east bay traffic picks up, the big slowdown for 580. >>> a beautiful live look outside. it's wednesday, august 15th. this is "today in the bay." >> this is today in the bay. >>> good morning. and here allegation morning. snow with the chance for a "today in the bay" will join us r. >> reporter: it boils down to a two-year work permit that is renew away. this is usci system.gov in fact where you can download the necessary applications. it goes without saying this is a win for the undocumented immigrant community, namely the younger generation. ? order to qualify, you have to be younger than 31 as of june 15th. and in terms of education and you must have a clean record. no felony convictions. now, we spoke to the folks at a nonprofit in san jose. the program director tells us a work permit means a healthier economy for everyone. >> it's a step forward in recognizing, that they were fruitful members of our society and they deserve to come ou

you'll likely notice the muggy feel to the air. 89 at 4:00, 76 bayside.re talking about 65 at the coast. showers, tracking them if they make it coming up. first let's check your drive. >> a new accident north of the walnut creek interchange, northbound 680 north of 24 reports of an accident involving a big rig and two passenger vehicles, all are over on the shoulder, no injuries reported but i see slowing that's popped up. watch that. it's not a major impact to add a couple of minutes on your northbound drive heading to the benicia bridge. the bay bridge, we'll get a live look and see how things are shaping up. this is fremont, 880 both directions past the truck scales moving nicely. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> it's the risk of embarrassing you, you remember your first kiss? >> of course. who doesn't. >> who can forget? the president and first lady ever forget, something to remind them. >> a large granite boulder and plaque marks the spot. it was in 1989 in front of a baskin-robbins in hyde park, chicago. the stlop is closed and a subway has taken

also we'll talk about fire dangers but today, 80s bayside, 70s at the coast, cooler weather around the corner. your forecast in moments. >> i'll get awe good look around the bay, i have a new issue for the tri-valley. listen up. >> right now you want to check this out. a live look at san mateo. got some lights coming our way. it's going to be a muggy one. how you doing on this monday morning, august 13th, this is "today in the bay." >> good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. and waking us up too. it's 5:00. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. we get going with developing news out of lake county where wild fire this is hour are burning and threatening homes. these flames have scorched thousands of acres already and forced evacuations. marla tellez is in the newsroom, she has the latest information on this developing story. good morning. >> jon, good morning. we're talking about two separate fires, the wye fire also the walker fire as you said, they are burning in lake county. so far they have burned at least 5,000 acres. both are close to clear lake off

way so your weather pattern is changing from the sizzle to drizzle in a couple of days. 91 inland, bayside80 and at the coast 67. so with fog and drizzle throughout for your commute let's check on that. >> the fog is not reported as problem but speed was for this one. getting to the maze you're moving close to the speed limit over to the bay bridge. here, westbound 24 out of orinda, toward fish ranch road, reports there were some reckless drivers and one of the cars got into a crash up to 100 miles per hour. we're waiting for more detail but there was a crash blocking the slow lane over to the caldecott out of orinda, there is also a construction zone so watch for the lights. we don't see a lot of slowing yet but we'll track is. expected to take at least a half hour to clear. the volume of traffic is light through the area, it's possible we won't see major slowing until a half hour if it doesn't clear by then. over the san mateo bridge, the traffic is movingç and no incidents here as you come on the peninsula side westbound with the headlights approaching 101. and another live look, for t

that is expected to be held at the port and bayside conference rooms at 5:30 p.m., and the resolution would delegate to the port executive director. the director's power to appoint the cac. the csc will continue to me throughout the project, up until the board of supervisors adopted a lease or authorizes the port commission to do so. i would like to take a moment to read the cac's proposed mission statement. the pier 30, 32 cac will provide staff and commissioners with questions and community concerns regarding the proposed project in well as evaluating comment on the city's plans and policies related to the project. the cac will assist by publicizing the project and so is the public comments from neighbors, community groups, and organizations. and with that, if you have any questions or concerns, brad and i are here to answer them. thank you. >> public comment. >> so moved. >> i do have a comment on your mission statement. >> yes. >> second. >> all right, one of the things i would like to add in terms of whether it is the mission statement or resolution is that you do adopt a written

right now, 70s around town and bayside but out in the shenandoah valley and west virginia temperaturesre well down into the 60s. petersburg, 63 now. some of the spots will be in the 50s by morning. we'll start out upper 60s to around 70. but sunshine tomorrow. temperatures once like today will make it back up into the mid and upper 80s. what about the beach? it was a complete loss at the beaches today if it makes you feel better for staying at home. showers linger but nicer weather comes back. here's the progression of the cold front. that will finally turn off the rain chances around here over the next five to 15 minutes around town. but up and down the eastern sea board things dry up. there is the next chance for rain in the upper midwest. but we have sunday and monday to get through of dry weather. the rain coming to an end. a drying trend is underway and plenty of sunshine tomorrow and for monday as well. so overnight tonight clearing skies coming in after the midnight hour. wakeup temperature 65 to 75. and tomorrow a noticeably better day for that outdoor backyard barbecue. highs

getting spoiled here in the bay area today. 80s inland, 70s bayside, 50s and 60s at the coast and a

some parts and along the coast then it pulls way, we are going to see hot conditions inland again baysidewarm coastal areas mild so enjoy this beautiful weather highs for wednesday south bay, 89 in los gatos, 84 san jose nice day on the peninsula, 73 millbrae, upper 70s menlo park. half moon bay in the fog, a little bit, 60 to°. 61 daly city. 67 downtown san francisco north bay upper 80s around beach microclimates in the bay area east bay 73 oakland 80 castro valley inland antioch 95, 97 brentwood. monterey bay 64, 89 in gilroy 90 in morgan hill hot inland wednesday, thursday near triple digits lane coastal areas low to mid 60s drop numbers a few degrees friday cooler by the weekend, mid 80s inland low 60s coastline. deeper marine layer east bay viewers and listeners and tweeters, we're gonna get you the calling -- cooling eventually. >>> still to come, fish and game has a bear of a problem. why it is proving so an hard to put rescued bears back into the wilner does. >>> creating tunes for people -- for people with disabilities. >>> it is becoming harder for the state to find places to re

overnight temperatures mainly in the 70s to near 80 in bayside.rrow night, another sizzler. way up into the 90s we go tomorrow. if you have stuff to do outside, go to the lake, go fishing, go to the pool, just get it done by 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon and things should be relatively settled up through then. >> or all of the above. fish, pool, lake, do tall by 2:00. >> if you can do it all by 2:00, you're the man. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan are always on the move. so they can't get to the bank to deposit a check. instead, they use citibank mobile check deposit. it's easy. they just snap a pic... ♪ hit send... and their checks are deposited right to their account. well almost all of their checks. stand back. seriously? [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. >>> here at sports the end of the nats game kind of worth waiting for. >> if you're in the outfield seats, pretty good place to be, because souvenirs were raining down. >> especially that full cup of soda. >> abs

atrium, it would be nearly impossible for any air conditioning, so we have cool air intake on the bayside that cools the building down. when i first artwork in here, i was fascinated with all the arches, the repetitive arches. the original architect used it as a symbol of the talks in rome, a symbol of how important the water and the waterways are to us city. -- to the city. it looks like an aqueduct structure. >> what are the uses of this floor and above? >> we have about 10 it office spaces, private businesses, law firm, financial management, lobbying firms. there are all local businesses. -- they are all local businesses, very supportive of the marketplace. >> i know that some part of this building, the water goes underneath, the bay water is under there? >> yes. >> is it under the whole building? >> there is a sea wall, probably right under where you are standing. a lot of it is on the pilings. >> i have seen a guy on a little boat that goes under there and make repairs. >> and also, the coast guard comes, anytime there are logs floating in the water, we have to call the coast guard.

throughout this afternoon we're talking about a return of the 80s inland, 70s bayside, 60s at the coast thunderstorms on the way. we'll talk about that coming up. >> a smoother drive for most of your bay. i'll show you crossing the bay what the issue is coming up.

by hour forecast works like this. 88 degrees at noon inland, up to 102 in the heat of the day, 84 baysidend 74 at the coast. we are not sparing the air today, however, if you're waking up with us in the clear lake region around lake port you want to stay indoors today. a smoky condition due to a fire. we'll talk more about that and the conditions we expect in the weather department up there and in the bay area. it's going to be hot. make sure you play it safe when it comes to fire danger all week long. here's mike. >> speaking of lake county, highway 20 is closed through the area affected by the fire. locals know that. that's not affecting most commuters. 101 south to the peninsula where we're looking at a smooth drive past university. reports of a metal sign in the lanes on the southbound side, that's the taillight section. i haven't seen anything though i scan with the camera. another live look at the freeways, san jose, this is 101 north under the 680/280 interchange. a steady stream, not a big deal. at the limit. our map shows through the area a smooth drive throughout the south bay.

and that translates to the upper 70s bayside and the upper 60s at the coast for now. you'll hit those 80s. looks like close to 80 in san francisco toward the end of the week. 91 today in concord. we're going to see a warmer than average week towards the end, saturday and sunday looking hot as well. not as hot today as it's going to be later on. wednesday, 74 degrees bay side, 66 at the coast. keep in mind breezy today. and a little special effect for you this morning. right now back to you guys. >> pretty fansy stuff there. i like that. >> it was a nail-biting day full of drama for the water polo fans in the bay area as the u.s. women's water polo team battled italy. dozens of family and friends gathering yesterday in san francisco to cheer on danville sisters jessica and maggie stephans. the sisters are one of the major reasons for the team's success in london. maggie had another goal in that game that gives her 12 in her very first olympics. she is on fire. the u.s. women beat italy in the quarterfinals by a final score of 9-6. the stephans family, water polo runs i

we've got a hot stretch of weather, 90s inland, 80s bayside, 60s at the coast and we'll take you to your forecast. >> we'll watch as your commute is heating up as well. so far luke warm but we have cone zones. where you're hitting the brakes coming up. >> taking a live look outside, beautiful palace of fine arts at the marina in san francisco. it's tuesday, august 7th, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. 5:00. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. we begin with developing news in the east bay. people are now allowed outside of their homes after that thick plume of smoke clouded the air as flames spewed out of the refinery in richmond. we have live team coverage. bob redell looks at the area's air quality, but we start with christie smith with what chevron is now saying about the leak that sparked several explosions. >> reporter: i can tell you we're outside of chevron's richmond refinery waiting to hear from a spokesperson. they are walking up and expected to get started any minute. what i can tell you is that i spoke with richmond fire th

marine layer and the strong wind flow, the low clouds are starting to push into the inland areas and bayside communities will get well inland by the morning. in the 50s and sictz and like i said -- 50s and 60s. cloudy overnight and cooler days this weekend. warming back up next week. you will feel the heat again by the time we head into next week. here is the biggest concern. as we look at the water vapor imagery, there is an area of low pressure drying up subtropical moisture. that's why we saw some lightning in southern california and also in the sierra earlier this afternoon. there is potential for that again. this area of low pressure will continue to draw up the moisture. it is going to mean high clouds for us here in the bay area as you -- as we start our animation on saturday morning. the potential though is there that some of this moisture could get into our area. right now we are keeping the thunderstorm possibility just to the east of us in the sierra nevada as the storms move in from the south and work their way up northward, but like i said, a movement of that low could really ch

low 90s inland today. 70s bayside, 60s at the coast.e're going to talk about thunderstorms in the bay area

later on in the program he will hear the bayside improvement program. we will talk about different options for meeting this goal. now we will move to gold, which at present is integrated with in green and gray infrastructure. we still do have that metric there, commissioner, which says control and manage flow for 3 hour durations on 1.3 inches of rain. that is our design storm. so, green or gray, we are looking for any collection system asset that we have to meet this requirement and accommodate that. that is not the case now. we have areas that are sufficient. the second collection system strategy under rule #2 is to maximize protection of the city during a level low service storm, tying it back to the 1.3 inches over three hours. the third is to incorporate green infrastructure and cover it with past -- [laughter] sorry, have to page back now. if i have eyes. develop and incorporate the infrastructure into collection system projects where feasible. i am sorry that it is blocked by the text. the first one is to incorporate green infrastructure into the

extreme heat but temperatures come up by 3 to 5 degrees from yesterday's highs, 90s inland, 80s and 70s baysidend 60s at the coast. your new work week forecast in a few moments. >> changing in the forecast me

marine layer and the strong wind flow, the low clouds are starting to push into the inland areas and bayside communities will get well inland by the morning. in the 50s and sictz and like i said -- 50s and 60s. cloudy overnight and cooler days this weekend. warming back up next week. you will feel the heat again by the time we head into next week. here is the biggest concern. as we look at the water vapor imagery, there is an area of low pressure drying up subtropical moisture. that's why we saw some lightning in southern california and also in the sierra earlier this afternoon. there is potential for that again. this area of low pressure will continue to draw up the moisture. it is going to mean high clouds for us here in the bay area as you -- as we start our animation on saturday morning. the potential though is there that some of this moisture could get into our area. right now we are keeping the thunderstorm possibility just to the east of us in the sierra nevada as the storms move in from the south and work their way up northward, but like i said, a movement of that low could really ch

delegation, we will develop a teller strategy to engage local neighborhood residents around the central bayside program. and the early implementation projects will have a process that complement the work that is being spearheaded by several staff. they are here today to ensure robust engagement for each of these programs and direct connection that is part of the source improvement program. they are not just one off projects. that is our work plan for the next 12 months. we will issue request for proposals as we develop a communications plan, which we hope to have done by next spring. we appreciate the commission's interest, specifically around the education and outreach, because we think it is integral to get by with support because the neighborhoods will be so impacted but can truly benefit from these programs. i am happy to answer any questions. vice president torres: what was the nature of the demographics for the focus groups? >> we worked with a company and there were five focus groups. vice president torres: they all came from hunters bayview? >> no, they did not. there was one done with