association saw so it is a statewide equivalent. >> yes. in my state of virginia. >> i think you heard that the california diabetic association supports those policy interventions so you our disagreeing with the professional organization for dieticians in california. >> it is rare that the california diabetic california speaks for all they really take positions on prevention so i know at the national level i can speak for not all dieticians but all dieticians speak and think the way we do diet i can took a position. >> i mean, i can't dispute that i don't know that i can talk to leaders not association and like i said, it is rare they do that at the national level there are many dieticians they would say it is not one cause of obesity or disease we need to look at the whole picture. >> now here we and we've gone through this did you testify on the soda last year. >> i did. >> on that soda take it is follow-up legislation to the proposed sodas tax we've had the support i want to list a few california nurses association and the medical and the california dental association san francisco medical soeshlth our come summer and could go on and on

quoting the california medical association to the effect that even the best care sometimes is insufficient to prevent the suffering that might be unbearable from some patients. it's a sea change to have seen that quotation because the california medical association used to oppose aid and dying. san francisco tend to lead the way. we've done that with other civil rights issues like marriage equality and here you have a chance to show the san francisco can lead the way by helping the passage of senate bill 128. no one is going to be dying -- there won't be more people dying as a result of aid and dying being legalized that are already dying. there will be less suffer. already there's nothing new about physician aid and dying. it's been so some extent something done with secrecy. one of the great things in oregon over the last 18 years is that the aid and dying has been open, the conversations have been improved about this end of life issues. physicians have gotten more training pain management has been better and parents dying at home better. >> thank you very much next speaker. >> my name i

here today to gnaw my concerns and the concerns of my 3 thousand nurses represented by the california association including the 9 hundred nurses that work at mission bay we're not here to protest the golden state warriors we want to advocate for our family members i'm sure you're aware of the area around the hospital is a facility is almost like a small island with a narrow corridor between the bay and highway it is with this public transportation to be easily congested a major project like this will un2k0ub8 have congestion it is intended to house the games and other special events the traffic can result if gridlock and that's our major concern what will the city do for the high specialized care for patients will they have access in a timely manner when they need it twenty-four hours a day and including games and concerts or outlet special events what will the city do to help people get to the hospital always is- what will the city do for nurses and decreases and other health care professionals will we be able to get to the hospital and the clinics to care for the patients in the small city like

more the department have taken a position on the lfblgs and more has it at that point the california association on aging unless rick knows i don't believe that as a city there has been a position taken on that piece of legislation either. >> thank you >> okay commissioners. >> how many villages are there in the city starting with the first one in north beach. >> there's 2. >> where's the over one located. >> citywide so the north beach is my understanding next village is based in north beach primarily and the san francisco village is citywide. >> okay. >> thank you. >> any other commissioners, thank you. >> the advisory council report. >> no, we had public comment. >> not right now. >> we'll get to the next public comment. >> good morning commissioner james and commissioners on wednesday may 20th the ssi meet we discussed several issues one of the issues it came to the forefront was bylaws committee they brought a draft of the updated bylaws that the council persons received we'll do all the corrections in this coming months meeting we'll have hoping all our brazil's teacher and give the bylaws

favor, i'm a proponent of the proposed legislation, i would also like to name my association, i'm a member of the california political association. i'm a treasurer of the harvey milk lgbt club i'm not speaking on behalf of those organizations today, but i will say from my experiences, this kind of legislation and reform is very much welcome to the process of fair and equitable disclosure to the public i think the current format for disclosing on multiple porms, the same information is con vel luted and not clear to the end user, i think simplifying by standardized forms, will make it more transparent to the end user, and is the appropriate type of reform to continue down the road of progress in terms of a more democratic process, and getting people involved in the political process. i have worked of course on low budget campaigns, including in my capacity with the the harvey milk, rgbt democratic club and certainly, i know con vel luting the process, limits clubs like this, and the involvement of nonorganized clubs, who have no legal expertise, or experience, in professional accounting who cannot hire time

the california trucking association backs the bill. it has been approved by the senate. it would knee offered through -- be offered through private companies. >>> beaches are back open in southern california after they were covered by tar balls. long beach opened the beaches today. tar balls washed ashore. clean up crews have been scooping up tar. the tar washed up on manhattan and redondo beaches. scientists are working to learn whether they came from the oil spill off the coast of santa barbara. a ruptured pipeline spilled 20,000 gallons of oil into the ocean. exxon mobil wants to use tankers to haul oil through santa barbara county while it is out of commission. >> tough to see all the oil on it beautiful beaches. >> and the wildlife. >>> our chief meteorologist is off, mark tamayo is filling in. nice out there. >> yeah. typical june day. low clouds and fog. seems like the constant. but then warming inland. lots of mid-80s inland. it is june and that means fair time. rosemary orozco is at the san mateo county fair that begins tomorrow. hasn't had dinner yet but having

he says in the last decade the california association of food banks has doubled the amount of produce it distributes. >> this year, we hope to grow the california farm to family program by over 70 million pounds. and part of that will mean more produce for california food banks. but we hope part of it also means we'll be able to push this eastward to other food banks. >> reporter: the food banks farm to family program has tried to recruit more growers, who pack in the field, to do what ocean mist does, they separate out the seconds and pack it in these black crates headed for the food bank. the premium heads get packed in the ocean mist boxes headed for retailers. it's aimple process but only three out of 25 broccoli and cauliflower growers in the state participate. harold mcclarty of h.m.c. farms says he'd like to donate more of his peaches to the food banks but-- >> getting it into the hands of someone to eat isn't free. there's got to be an economic incentive to move more of this into an avenue, that food banks could take advantage of. it's a lot easier and cheaper just to basicall

in town and that's where we moved last night when i coming back from new york city the california nurses association even before i saw they had a press skwefrnz still problems with the nearbyness of the hospital i've been insured by the warriors as we go through the ongoing process those mitigation will take place this is an evolving neighborhood a wonderful and exciting that the warriors are coming here we'll get to the right place at the right time thank you very much. >> thank you. >> hello commissioners my name is john i'm a small business owner in mission bay and in south beach i support the warriors arena project in san francisco knowing it will have a positive impact organicisms on the mission bay community i've reviewed the plan and what stand on the steps the architects have done to minimize this impact on the environment thank you for the opportunity to weigh in today. >> thank you. >> please come to the podium paul o b.i.d. s mo n and c a ss o l a t o. ben please come to the podium adam gould and curt >> good afternoon, commissioners john with the san francisco travel association i'm here

a small group of nurse frs california nurses association protested yesterday, saying if the warriors move across the street, traffic would be heavily impacted for patients and emergency vehicles. they proposed to build an 18,500 feet complex in the mission bay neighborhood. there would be 225 events each year. the nurses admit they are not fully aware of what the environmental impact report entails but they wanted their voices heard on this critical matter. >> one of the biggest concerns is during a game obviously, if emergency services is trying to get to a hospital to get treatment they need they might not be able to get through. >> questions about traffic legitimate absolutely. but scare tactics and frankly, misinformation, that's not helpful for anybody. >> reporter: a warrior spokesperson says there will be dedicated traffic lanes and routes to the hospitals and dedicated parking spots for warriors fans. still a lot of concern and april lot of answers, but if you want to attend that public hearing it's at 1:00 p.m. city hall, room 416. reporting live in san francisco, janet oh a

california nurses association is expressing concerns about the proposed warriors arena in san francisco. the arena is planned for the mission bay neighborhood. uc-san francisco nurses are concerned because the site is right across the street from the children's hospital there. at issue is whether parents and patients will be able to get to the hospital when the streets are jammed with basketball fans all trying to find parking. >> if you are coming from across a bridge and you can't make it because of the traffic and your child is suffering in your car, that's problem. >> traffic is a real issue, but it's also a manageable issue. there are at least 17 other cities around the united states that have hospitals located within one mile of arenas. and they function. >> the union represents 900 uc- san francisco nurses. >>> a warning to beach-goers in one area of santa cruz county. watch out for sharks. great whites have been spotted just off seacliff state beach in aptos. the helicopter pilot who runs tours showed us nearly a dozen sharks swimming near the stone ship pier. last weekend a jun

tonight program is being held in association with the california historical society. it is my pleasure to introduce our distinguished guests, richard white, also professor of history at stanford university and codirector for the american west. and the author of the new book "railroaded: transcontinental and the makings of modern america." he has been at stanford since 19 98. he gives he taught at the university of utah and university of washington, where he took his phd. richard white is widely regarded as the leading scholar in three distinct but related fields, the history of the american west environmental history, and native american history. he has been the recipient of the macarthur genius award and author of several notable works including the title it's your misfortune, none of my own. a general sweeping comprehensive history of the american west. a book entitled the middle ground indian empires that are in the great lakes region. also published in 1991. one of my favorites, the organic machine, the remaking of the colombian river. we now have his new book, tr

abc 7 news was there when leaders for the california nurses association voiced their feelings about the project. union leaders believe that game day traffic will delay patients and health care workers on their way to the hospitals. the warriors want to build across the street from ucsf. the union was accused of spreading, quote misinformation. >>> happening tonight, the palo alto city council will consider using affordable housing funds to help keep the city's only mobile home park from closing. last month the city council gave the owner of buena vista mobile home park permission to sell the property all 400 residents face eviction. but last week, the santa clara board of supervisors voted to set aside $6.5 million to help keep that park open. >>> a new high-rise tower is leezing units in san francisco. we were there where jasper, a 40-story apartment building, sits in san francisco's mid market area. the building has 320 youtubeunits and features views of downtown and the bay with floor-to-ceiling windows. the district is one of san francisco's fastest-growing neighborhoods. >>> facebo

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>>darya: the california nurses association and its ucsf much as are going to outline the impact of aproposed gold as the warriors of readmission bank the 18,005 undersea iran and the solemn meeting at 11:00 this morning at a corner of 16th and third street in san francisco because they have concerns about their arena there were a lot impact of access to care patient help and comfort and also their ability to health care work as nurses and doctors how they would get to the hospital and the gridlock traffic from a new arena where tracking bay area weather is one to be triple digit heat for in the spots will talk about that coming up after this break. >>darya: the historic vote on friday or the supreme court ruled same-sex marriage legal and all 50 states and an activist 6 confederate flag of south carolina joining us now from wild 94.9 from the jayvee show that is exactly. >>: history is made i love going to the celebration of the parade every single year by the not go this year there little things that my wife says you're going to do you're going to go and get a sudden movement becaus

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. >> reporter: the california nurses association has something else as well. >> they're a powerful political force. >> reporter: and none of this is missed by the warriors. >> traffic is a real issue but also a manageable issue. there are at least 17 other cities around the united states that have hospitals located within one mile of arenas and they function. >> those stadiums are not directly across from a hospital. that's the issue we have. half a mile is a long distance when you have a child with an asthma attack in your front seat. >> the ucsf administration supports the arena but they are also expressing concerns about traffic and parking and say they need to be resolved. this heads to city hall tomorrow for the first in what could be a series of contentious meetings over just exactly what's going to go up here and importantly how it's going to impact the rest of the neighborhood. in san francisco, phil matier, kpix. >>> still ahead not what you want to see at your local swimming hall. more than a dozen great white sharks spotted in northern california waters. one guy got the perfect vi

. >> reporter: two weeks ago the california medical association dropped opposition to this bill. bill now heads to the assembly. and one of the authors says that she hopes to have this legislation move through fairly quickly through the assembly and have it on the governor's desk in a month or two. >> what are the chances in the assembly do you think. >> reporter: the senate authors say they have ayes in the assembly that will move it through. really it's anybody's guess. it's probably too early to say what's going to happen and then of course it has to go to the governor and he usually doesn't comment on legislation until it reaches his desk. >> thank you, tonight. >>> also in sacramento, the state assembly has passed a bill that would impose new legislation on the marijuana industry. marijuana growers in the state would be required to submit their plants for testing to the department of food and agriculture to ensure patient safety. the legislation is sponsored by the cannabis and one by the law -- >>> two women say a man came up behind them and grabbed their buttocks. in both

. >> reporter: california's building industry association fought the mon date. an attorney for the builders said this ruling allows government to impose financial penalties that can only deter efforts to ease the state's housing shortage. the builders say it amounts to what they call conif i date issing private property and are deciding whether or not to appeal to the u.s. supreme court. nbc bay area news. >>> a $15 million settlement and some closure. a case involving the molestation of a young south bay students and allegations the school district turned a blind eye to the abuse. in 2013 craig chanler was convicted of molesting students at ob whaley elementary in san jose. the school's principal was later convicted of a misdemeanor for not reporting a child's complaint of that sexual abuse. the parents of the victim say they accepted the settlement because their children were scheduled to take the stand tomorrow and they wanted the prevent they will from reliving the abuse. >> i need everybody out there to know that it is very important to listen to their chil

the pool closed for the next week will allowtous collaborate with the state of california and contra c association>> reporter: just 2 days ago, the park was shut down after 40 people fell in. many parents said park officials are on top of cleanup. >> whenever things happen, they get on it and clean up right away. >> i'm glad the park is back. >> due to the incident, general admission has been reduced for the weekend. for one person person been note knot knowing what occurred is a cause for concern. >> it's irresponsible, i think, to not have some kind of order. instead, i'm here now. industry a big family. they're all in there. what do i do? do i take them out immediately? how can i be sure there's no other leak in the other swimming pools? >> the chemical the park uses is chlorine, which is pretty standard. >>> day 2 of the annual u.s. conference of majors going on at the san francisco hillton in union square. a group prof test toes rallied outside the hotel to speak out against the police department. they say it's an opportunity to speak out against police militarization. they said in light of r

it's associated an unseasonably strong low over california, not over the alameda county courthouse, at least not yet. well done. very pretty. we like it. let's take a look at that rain up to the north. what? rain where? well, mendin seeno county, lakeport over to ukia and hopland and at least some of the higher elevations and around cloverdale, i should say and near hillsburg. look at that over the hills back over towards cobb. things are lighting up here pretty early in the morning. keep an eye on that, showers and thunderstorms to the north and maybe to the east bay later on today. there's our low. look at that big guy over the sierra. things will really be firing up there too. 40s and 50s on the towns. yes, a few 40s. lows are running one to two degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. there'll be a breeze today, can't get around that. with this time of year and afternoon heating, some thunderstorms certainly in the mix here. so partly cloudy, partly sunny, breezy to windy, below normal temps, but showers, thunderstorms north and maybe east as that low slides right over us today and that r

california nurses association will announce concerns later today. >>> we could learn of a last ditch effort to save a mobile home park. santa clara county supervisors committed $6.5 million to the buena vista mobile home park. the additional money all tied to a matching commitment from palo alto. city council is expected to announce its decision today. fund around 400 low income people living in the park are facing eviction. >>> it is 6:10. coming up next, a small plane slamming into a home, and burst into flames. what air traffic controllers are revealing about that possible cause. >>> and another teen is hospitalized after the 6th 6th shark attack this year, and in a state that normally sees half that. >>> good morning, everybody, it's going to be hotter today than yesterday, but not as hot as it will be tomorrow. full forecast coming up. >>> it's shaping up to be a busy commute. we have got delays leaving the altamont pass, an accident and police action as well in the my name is jose lopez. i'm a troubleman in san francisco. i've been with the company for 29 years. a troubleman re

two weeks ago the california medical association dropped its opposition. supporters say that action helped but so did the powerful story of brittany menard, the bay area woman with brain cancer. she gaped national attention when -- gained national attention when she moved to take advantage of the law. >> 23-14. measure passes. >> senate vote, i feel, is an affirmation of what brittany started. >> i am so proud of the senators who gave it thought and really wrestled in their soul and came up with a yes vote. >> sb28 goes to several committees and the assembly. brittany's families and supporters are hopeful it will pass. >> it seems like this does have a lot of support this time. >> it does. last time in 2007 it did not make it largely with the objections of religious and medical leaders who had questions. this changed it. times have changed. oregon is doing it. it will be interesting. >>> california's controversial vaccine bill is up for a big vote. >> assembly health committee will hear arguments on both sides and more protests like this one are expected.

. >> the california cattleman's association says the campaign numbers are way off. they estimate it takes roughly 440 gallons of water to produce a pound of beef which is a quarter of what the campaign claims. in the midst of one of the worst droughts one councilman in placer county says he doesn't want his city handing out fines over water use. lincoln's spencer short says a couple of stern warnings for water wasters is enough. he says a fine for breaking water rules goes too far and encouraging neighbors to report water wasters is unproductive. >> to run around in the still of the night and try to take pictures of people putting a little bit of water in to the gutter is really abysmal. this is going to be over some day and we want to make sure we can still talk to our neighbors at the end of that. >> he says lincoln cutback the water use which is above the 32% the state demanded. >> i think he's absolutely right. you've got people now who are looking at people with decorative fountains in front of their houses and leaving little notes off there you're wasting wate

>>reporter: handful of ucsf nurses with the california nurse association predict grid lock that will jeopardize patient care. if the warriors are allowed to build an 18,000 seat arena across the street from the hospital complex in mission bay. >> one of the biggest concerns is during a game obviously if emergency services trying to get to a hospital to get the patient critical care they need if they mate not be able to get through. >> but the city draft environmental impact report calls for traffic mitigation. >> dedicated traffic lane. dedicated routes to the hospital for people going to the hospital as opposed to going to the arena or any other event. it can totally be done. >> opponent insist there will only be 200 dedicated parking spots for fachbilitys the warriors say they are building more than 1 thousand. that there are already thousands more in the area that will be available on game night. >> so question about his traffic legitimate? absolutely. but scare tactic frankly misinformation that's not helpful for anybody. >> obstetric nurses she's not read the city plan but wants

two weeks ago the california medical association dropped its opposition. supporters say that action helped but so did the powerful story of brittany maynard the bay area woman with brain cancer. she gained national attention last fall when she moved to portland to take advantage of oregon's law. her husband and mother were in the senate chambers. her mother holding a photo of her daughter who died last november when the final vote was announced. >> the measure passes. >> the senate vote has i feel is an affirmation of what brittany maynard started. >> i'm so proud of the senators who gave it thought and really wrestled in their soul and came up with a yay vote. >> that bill now goes to several committees before the assembly. the family and supporters are hopeful it will pass. governor brown will have to make the final decision. he has not said what he thinks about it. >>> firefighters are mopping up a grass fire in san francisco. you can see from chopper 5 how close the flames came to a kelly-moore paint store. this is off bayshore boulevard near 101. from

members of the california nurses association will actually attend the meeting for the first time publicly voice their fears about the project during a rally yesterday. union leaders believed that gameday traffic will delay patients and health care workers on their way to ucsf's new hospital. abc 7 news reporter janet o will have more at the top of the hour. >>> breaking overnight an investigation into what caused an indonesian mill their i plane to crash into a residential neighborhood in morning killing dozens of people. officials have confirmed 49 people died after the c-130 hercules transport went down in indonesian air force officials say it crashed two minutes after taking off. one person is still unaccount add for. back here, two coast guard members walk away with minor injuries after their helicopter made a very hard landing at sfo yesterday. sky 7 hd checked out the damage. the chopper suddenly plunged while hovering ten feet over the ground and flipped over during a maintenance test flight. airline take-offs and landings stopped for a few minutes while fire trucks raced to the sc

. >>> meanwhile, california nurses association is among many expressing concerns about that proposed warriors arena. the site is right across the street from uc-san francisco's children's hospital. nurses are concerned about whether patients will be able to get to the hospital when the streets are all jam-packed with basketball fans that are trying to find parking. >> if you are coming from across a bridge, if you can't make it because of the traffic and your child is suffering in the car that's a problem. >> traffic is an issue but also manageable. >> there are at least 17 other cities around the united states that have hospitals located within one mile of arenas. and they function. >> the union represents 900 uc- san francisco nurses. >>> another hurdle is cleared for efforts to save a mobile home park in palo alto. more than 400 low income people could be displaced if the buena vista mobile home park is sold to developers. but yesterday, the city council pledged 14.5 million dollars to keep the park open as affordable housing. that matches the money already pledged by santa clara

now, a small group of ucsf nurses from california nurses association protested yesterday saying that the warriors if they move across the street, traffic would be heavily impacted for patients and emergency vehicles. city officials, developers and team owners proposed to build an 18,000-seat complex in the mission bay neighborhood, there would be 225 events each year and the nurses admit they're not fully aware of what the viefrmt al impact report says and their voices heard on this critical matter. >> one of the concerns in the game if emergency services are trying to get to -- hospitals to get the patients the critical care they need, they might not be able to get through. >> questions about traffic legitimate? absolutely. scare tactics. frankly, misinformation is not helpful for anyone. >> a warrior spokesperson says there will be dedicated traffic lanes and -- parking spot for warriors fans. if you want to attend that public hearing it will be held at city hall at 1:00 p.m. in room 416. public comment will be taken up until july 20 d. reporting live in san francisco janet o, abc

the california trucking association is also backing this proposed bill.t's been approved by the state senate and now heads to the state assembly. >>> call it a success. doctors say all patients involved in a nine-way kidney transplant chain in san francisco, they are doing well tonight. the operations began yesterday and finished today with the final two transplants involving patients at ucsf and california pacific medical center. one pair is a husband and wife. he donated his kidney so his wife could be paired with a compatible donor. doctors at both hospitals hope their partnership serves as a model for the nation >>> two problems one solution in the south bay, expanded hours for the alum rock and youth centers. it could keep east side kids busy during the summer and away from gangs and crime. what a san jose may and city council member are lobbying for bigger budgets for those centers. >> moving forward with ongoing funding for city programming at this center is not only beneficial to residents built entire city. >> there are boys clubs and girls clubs

. >> so any comments i'll make a comment definitely he should be a member of the association of california water agencies regent 5. >> i'd like to move the item and . >> i'd be howard to second. >> all in favor, say i. >> >> i. >> > opposed? the motion carries. >> congratulations. >> yes. this is your third term? second term >> it's a 2 it year term. >> i don't know. >> never mind. >> think it is a 2/3rd's term we belong to the mayor ed lee membership so it the staff can't do that and part of the requirement you have a resolution support from the full body that's why this is kind of unusual i appreciate your support. >> absolutely next item item 7 report of general manager. >> good afternoon mr. kelly is not here he's on travel we're going to start off with the hetch hetchy water and power capital improvement report, sir. >> good afternoon want and the commissioners i'm the deputy assistant manager kathy is out of time the aboard submitted for your review the highlights one the biggest thing we've then the mountain tunnel and made something out of it there are on different schedules one a

there is also legislation that occurred a handful of years ago in california creating associate degrees for transfers, which actually challenged both the community college faculty in the california state university faculty and, to the lesser risk that california university, to create model curricula, where students take a certain set of courses at a community college are guaranteed access to a california state university campus. that has just started about 2, 3 years ago with some degree of success. last year, about 6000 students came in with associate degrees. that means all of their lower work is taken care of and they can get right into their major and have a much greater probability of success. the losses happen when they are thrown out of high school into community college without direction. i think the paralysis of too many choices and distractions of life is what gets in the way. we actually worry sometimes, particularly the first generation going, they get thrown into community college without some sort of a lifeline and we will never see them again. and they will go off and nev

>>darya: the california nurses association at ucsf nurses a course outline the impact of proposed goldentate warriors of macarena there were about this 18,000 ft. of arena that is being planned renderings of a mess up on to me at 11:00 in the morning on the corner of 16th and third street in san francisco they're not with their worth about things like our prisons or to have access to health care and their comfort and how the hawker workers of ontario to get to the hospital. >>mark: missing is making a potential return to los angeles even more attractive route plans submitted by sending the free justinian president to finance the proposed line of the main valve facility but is also calling for the raiders to sell off a portion of applause the centers quickly one of this afternoon because it triple digit heat. time for the world according to gary,presented by hershey: >>gary: you're laughing when you come in that early from that direction in this still the champ person everyone i did not sit in this morning we guest today was like. an like >>darya: the best a bumper sticker i saw sitting i

the proceeds go to benefit the california rescue dog association.sing a dog washing station. it will cost you $15. the event is today and tomorrow from now until 7:00 p.m. multiple locations, as you heard, around the bay area. we posted a link to the rescue dogs' association website on our website on ktvu.com. you can find a list of participating pet food express locations, there, as well. it is on the right side of the home page. >>> still a little gray out there, rosemary when we were looking at them working in the parking lot. when will that clear up? >> it is actually under way, claudine. we are still seeing a little gray, but it is beginning to thin out. in the inland communities the sun is shining in many areas and the temperatures are responding. let's take a look at the stormtracker 2. no rain to pick up on fortunately, but plenty of sunshine to look forward to. inside the bay in the last hour the clouds have begun to thin out. we can look a little closer here. inside the bay along the east bay shoreline and into oakland where we are. now, l

. >> california pool and spa association says a backyard fool can save water citing a study shows once you fill it a standard sized pool plus decking will use a third to half of the amount water as a lawn of the same size. the associion is lobbying agencies not to outlaw the filling of the pools. the pool in their view is landscaping. filling a pool for the first time will take about 20,000 gallons water. >> study done by the swimming industry? >> yes. they like swimming pools. >> understandable. >> i would love to be able to te you there are several gallons of water coming our way >> first live doppler 7 hd showing us low clouds near the coast and still sunny skies inland. and we have an area of organized rainfall northeastern corner of the state. and so no looking at golden gate ridge, low clouds above taking a look wet sts this morning. 600 in richmd. and 66 in half moon bay. scattered showers over sfo. it's 68 degrees in santa rosa. blue skies and we can see spotty drizzle returning overnight. and next shows. here is a low lifting out. thissystem brought us unsettled water. a stead

. >> california pool and spa association says a backyard fool can save water citing a study shows once you fill it a standard sized pool plus decking will use a third to half of the amount of water as a lawn of the same size. the association is lobbying agencies not to outlaw the filling of the pools. the pool in their view is landscaping. filling a pool for the first time will take about 20,000 gallons of water. >> study done by the swimming industry? >> yes. they like swimming pools. >> understandable. >> i would love to be able to tell you there are several gallons of water coming our way. >> first live doppler 7 hd showing us low clouds near the coast and still sunny skies inland. and we have an area of organized rainfall northeastern corner of the state. and so now, looking at golden gate bridge, low clouds above taking a look at wet spots this morning. 600 in richmond. and 66 in half moon bay. scattered showers over sfo. it's 68 degrees in santa rosa. blue skies and we can see spotty drizzle returning overnight. and next showers. here is a low lifting out. this system brought us