so, lynn and carina, come on up. [cheering and applauding] >> these are our neighborhood leaders for lafayette park. (applause) >> and there is not enough applause that we can give them, but we need to give it up in a very big way. thank you so much for all that you've done and please know that all of us are so thankful for your individual efforts. and we wouldn't be here without you. so, thank you so much to both of you. (applause) >> we're going to bring lynn and carina up in a brief second. why don't you speak now. that will work, right? but i also wanted on behalf of the department to thank you both of you. lynn, since you've been the lafayette champion a long time, there is your official lafayette park sign and your picnic blankets. carina, you've been our playground champion, lafayette park playground sign. >> thank you. (applause) >> why don't you guys say a few words right now. >> okay. the only thing that i want to do is to thank all of you who have been -- hundreds, it took literally hundreds of people to d

and we have tropical storm carina. there is no threat to land. what a is interesting is the warm waters sustaining the storms, they are expected to recirculate back and eventually the moisture is expected to come toward the desert southwest. that could enhance the monsoon rainfall. of course when you have these tropical systems you need the warm water to sustain them. i am watching warm water. look at the bouie temperatures. half moon bay and monterey bay, low to mid60s. even bodega bay is at 58 degrees. that's also responsible for why you are seeing such mild temperatures. from our exploratorium camera, some low clouds and temperatures are in the low to mid60s. running higher by a few degrees. i just had to make some adjustments to the low temperatures. temperatures in the low 60s 60s in novato and pretty uniform and here is a view from the kgo roof camera. looking out along the embarcadero the it, it is gray and drizzly. it is bouncing us back to where we should be. here is the aer -- here is the area of low pressure. the drizzly conditions. we

and we have tropical storm carina. there is no threat to land. what a is interesting is the warm waters sustaining the storms, they are expected to recirculate back and eventually the moisture is expected to come toward the desert southwest. that could enhance the monsoon rainfall. of course when you have these tropical systems you need the warm water to sustain them. i am watching warm water. look at the bouie temperatures. half moon bay and monterey bay, low to mid60s. even bodega bay is at 58 degrees. that's also responsible for why you are seeing such mild temperatures. from our exploratorium camera, some low clouds and temperatures are in the low to mid60s. running higher by a few degrees. i just had to make some adjustments to the low temperatures. temperatures in the low 60s 60s in novato and pretty uniform and here is a view from the kgo roof camera. looking out along the embarcadero the it, it is gray and drizzly. it is bouncing us back to where we should be. here is the aer -- here is the area of low pressure. the drizzly conditions. we

and that brings us to carina's report. >> say hello to the front lines of future battles against cyber attacks. these teens are among the winners of the national high school defense competition, also known as the cyber patriot competition. >> we put the two terms together -- "cyber" because that's what we're about, and "patriot" because we're teaching good citizenship, and you end up with "cyber patriot." >> to compete at the finals in washington, teams had to first meet challenges back home. >> after three online rounds of competition in which they're judged on how well they fix cyber vulnerabilities, 28 teams are selected and flown here, all expenses paid, to the national capital, where they compete head to head against all the other teams that have qualified for the national finals competition. >> at the finals, the teens had to ward off cyber attacks designed by professional engineers. >> and the first-place winner... [ drumroll ] ...is chantilly academy. [ cheers and applause ] >> competitors take home more than awards and scholarship money. they also take home a deeper understand

we have another storm, a tropical storm carina. very active hurricane season so far. these two storms expected to generate southerly surf in southern california. it's going to be higher than normal surf. that raises the risk of rip currents. for us, believe it or not, lowell is kick it up. really, the swell coming from different directions could pose a danger to some of you heading out on the water. keep that in mind. beautiful view from the camera, looking at a shallow fac layer, 1200 feet deep. here is a look at the temperatures. 72 in oakland, 76 in san jose. 87 in gilroy. the highs today, mid to upper 60s at the coast. livermore, you hit 90 degrees. feeling like summer again. patchy low clouds, sunny, 82 in santa rosa. 86 in livermore. up close and personal with the fog from the south beach camera. you will see patchy fog overnight tonight. cooler. mild to warm weather. wait for this weekend. the cloud pattern showing you a coast aal eddie that pulled awa clouds from the beaches. it's been a nice, sunny afternoon. the biggest change in the north bay. santa rosa, t

and we have tropical storm carina. there is no threat to land.a is interesting is the warm waters sustaining the storms, they are expected to recirculate back and eventually the moisture is expected to come toward the desert southwest. that could enhance the monsoon rainfall. of course when you have these tropical systems you need the warm water to sustain them. i am watching warm water. look at the bouie temperatures. half moon bay and monterey bay, low to mid60s. even bodega bay is at 58 degrees. that's also responsible for why you are seeing such mild temperatures. from our exploratorium camera, some low clouds and temperatures are in the low to mid60s. running higher by a few degrees. i just had to make some adjustments to the low temperatures. temperatures in the low 60s 60s in novato and pretty uniform and here is a view from the kgo roof camera. looking out along the embarcadero the it, it is gray and drizzly. it is bouncing us back to where we should be. here is the aer -- here is the area of low pressure. the drizzly conditions. we expec

carina was upgraded to a hurricane. the concern is there for beach goers and people heading to the beach. be careful. there's a high surf advisory for southern california beaches until 5:00 p.m. if you are heading down there, it may release the rip currents. foggy from the golden gate bridge camera. no surprise here. 68 in oakland. 76 right now in san jose. we are expecting the temperatures to recover for the second half of your weekend. here is the view from the lake tahoe camera. a late wind advisory is up. a sunny weekend with highs in the 70s, if you are going there. today's high temperatures in most areas down two to four degrees thanks to the sea breeze and cloud cover. mid-70s in santa rosa. 78 in livermore. here is my beautiful view. you can see the clouds stacked up. low clouds and fog overnight. patchy morning drizzle in the morning. a good push of the marine erinland. patchy morning drizzle for saturday morning plans. warm inlands, temperatures about the same as today. your morning plans will include damp roa

things are starting to get a little more interesting but as we take a look, this is tropical storm carinao the west, but as of now, it doesn't look like it's going to nearly make its way crease to hawaii. in fact, the current track keeps it well out over the pacific and it will have no impacts on land. so, it's expected to remain on the weak side. now, as we take a look across the water of the atlantic, we are monitoring two tropical wave earlier this morning, it looked a little more impressive but now the national hurricane center brought the possibilities for formation from this invest 95 l down to 2%. it doesn't look we will see much activity. closer to home, we are watching out for symptoms across the midwest and across the northern plainsr plains and into florida, we got off to a quiet start. now those storms, we have lightning and as this west coast seabreeze continues to move inland, it's putting in heavy down pours. as it makes its way toward the east coast, we are expecting stronger storms, wind gusts up to 40 to 50 miles per hour and maybe the possibility of water stopping. bell

so, to carina jones who led the fund-raising for the playground and lynn new house seigel who led the fund-raising for the friends of the park, and folks at dpw mohammed nuru, phil, your team. it's a

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tropical storm marie and hurricane carina. they will not directly affect our weather here. that is something for tourists, boaters and people who have recreational activities on or near the water. the swell will be higher than normal. the southern california coast, we have a high surf advisory until 5:00 sunday afternoon. it's generated by the tropical storm and the risk of rip currents. a little bit hazardous along the coastal waters over the next couple days. here on the roof, we are getting a view of the sky over the bay, which is mixed right now. partly cloudy, partly blue. the fog moves in overnight. scattered drizzle is possible and likely. it will be mild to warm this weekend. here is the forecast starting at 7:00 this evening. fog pushes inland overnight and patchy, morning drizzle is likely, not only along the coastal areas, but higher terrain and across the bay. there will be damp spots in the early morning hours. the fog pulls back to and away from the coast. warm inland and around the bay tomorrow. overnight, along with the drizzle and patches of fog and low clo

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