carolyn tyler, "abc 7 news". >> dan: two 19-year-old men will be charged with felony driving under the influence after crashing two cars into two homes. the teenagers were racing down prospect avenue. they could not negotiate a curve and smashed into the corner of one house and landed in the wall of a second. look at this mess. no one in the homes or on the streets were hurt. the drivers suffered minor injuries but they are facing charges. >> in novato a garbage truck crashed into a strip mall. they believe the driver lost his brakes sending his truck careening right into gym. two women inside managed to jump aside safely. the driver was hospitalized briefly for minor injuries. everybody is okay. >> spencer christian is off and sandhya patel is here with the forecast. she is watching conditions on the fire line in lake county. >> here is the bay area we got a number of days of triple-digit reading. tomorrow we will squeeze in one more day. you'll notice a difference. today not the case. got up to 103 in livermore this afternoon. live look from sutro camera looking at san francisco, you

i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. here is hd emeryville camera. pretty gray. low clouds and fog not making a push inland yet. we will be looking at pretty much the same pattern we saw yesterday. starting out temperatures are in the 50s and 60s with visibility reduced to just over a mile around half moon bay. upper 70s and lots of sunshine and fog will pull back from the coast. we'll see a little sun in the city but the hot temperatures remain inland. near 100 degrees again. fog pushes back to the shoreline and early in the evening. we'll look a stronger push in the days ahead. >> carolyn: we are beginning with breaking news in san ramon. chp is now telling us southbound lanes of 680 have reopened after a fatal wreck this morning. now there is a new accident in the same location. two people were killed in a three-vehicle crash around 1:30 this morning near the crow canyon road near the east exit. two cars veered int

i'm carolyn tyler. let staerts with a quick look at the weather. here's jeff martinez in for lisa argen. >>> cloudy, foggy conditions across most areas and cool weather you will need that light coat for sure today as you are heading out. fog bank continues to roll in i expect clouds and fog throughout the morning. by this afternoon that should give way to sunshine that sun should burn off some of that fog later today. live doppler showing no precipitation right now. yesterday we had a few sprinkles. today temperatures right now in the lower 50s in san francisco, kind of on the cool side that is going to be the trend cooling things down. sunday forecast in just a few minutes. >>> topping our news, two young boys are counting their blessings this morning after being rescued from a sinking rowboat in san francisco bay off candlestick point. it happened yesterday afternoon an extraordinary act of bravery by a heroic swimmer kept the 12-year-olds from drowning. john alston has the story itch >> reporter: >>> i'm lucky to be here, now. not in the bottom

. >>> good morning thanks for joining us i'm carolyn tyler.et's start with a quick first look at our weather. >>> nice and sunny behind you interesting pattern this morning sunshine in marin county and san francisco and oakland but cloudy in parts of the east bay look at the wind west 23 miles an hour at the airport delays of 57 minutes there. the pattern today will be for more sun not going to work to warm temperatures. we are going to be a few degrees cooler than yesterday. we are cool now in the 50s. later today low 60s in the city across the bay. plenty of 70s later clearing in parts of our east bay inland close to the upper 70s, very fall-like day. today the coolest day of the week. >>> topping our news the petaluma little leaguers are concluding their amazing season. right now they are in the middle of their consolation game against panama in pennsylvania. that's where wayne freedman is watching, joining us live. what is the score now? >> reporter: they just scored again now 7-2, petaluma that. whole phrase consolation game, espn calls i

story tonight from 7 news reporter carolyn tyler. >>reporter: he grew up in san diego. and according to police that's where the 56-year-old was arrested early saturday morning. in the city college district on suspicion of drunk driving. san diego police say the man selected just last month by pope benedict to become archbishop of san francisco was released after posting 2500 dollar in bail. james donohue is the president and professor of ethic at the graduate theological union in berkeley. >> we are all human. leaders are human. there's deep christian and roman tradition sense of for giveness that nobody comes to any leadership position with a perfect slate. >>reporter: he was already a controversial pick for zahn san francisco. he's known as conservative on social issues and prominent backer of proposition 8. voter approved measure banning same sex marriage in california. last month he reiterated his position. >> we need to do everything we can to strengthen marriage. >>reporter: san diego police say the archbishop is due in court to face his drunk driving charges on o

i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist jeff martinez, who is in this morning for lisa argen. >> yes, we have some fog to contend with much of the morning hours, especially along the coast as you see there. but overall a nice take by this afternoon. sunshine returns and no precipitation to talk about with our live doppler 7 high definition. things drying out. yesterday we had a few sprinkles but temperatures now in the 50s. it will be on the cool side much of the day. you will need that jacket if you are headed to the city. only 53 degrees right now. look for a high in san francisco only about 63 to 65 degrees. i'll talk more about that in a few minutes. >> thank you, jeff. two twelve-year-old boys are counting their blessings this morning after being rescued yesterday afternoon from a sinking row boat in san francisco bay off candlestick point. an extraordinary act of bravery by a heroic swimmer kept them from drowning. abc7 news reporter john alston has their

in san francisco along marine a green, carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >> that looks like a lot of fun. weather is cooperating. wind of course for sailing. spencer is here with a forecast. >> a lot of that. breezy on the bay for about quite a few days to come. here's our camera lacking down on to the bay. we have a few high clouds around. mainly clear skies though once you get away from the coast. the building at the coast. doing that all day. let's look at live doppler 7 hd. north of the golden gate. down along the san mateo and santa cruz county coast line. we have temperature readings generally in the 50's near the coast and 60's elsewhere except warm 81 at antioch. it's the slow to warm to cool down in apartment i don't care all week long. these are the highlight highlights. clouds fog tonigh tonight. patchy drizzle likely during the overnight hours. mild to warm for the weekend. now the overnight animation looks like this. starting at 11:00 o'clock. clouds fog push well past fairfield concord so wide spread clouds and spotty vl drizzle along the coast lean and generally in the 50's

carolyn tyler has the story. >> david cornell owns brownies, a hardware store that's been operating inan francisco for more than a century. he supports the proposal to do away with the payroll tax, which critics say discourages job creation. >> is it really a job killer? >> it can be. you have a second thought before you hire somebody because it's just one more piece of money that you have to pay out. >> right now the city levies a payroll tax of 1.5% on business with at least $250,000 in payroll expenses. just 10% of the businesses located in the city currently pay that. the gross receipt system would tax business revenues or receipts with the rate varying according to the industry and the size of the company. it's estimated 20% of the city's businesses would be affected. those earning less than $1 million in gross receipts would be exempt. a coalition of city, business and labor leaders is pushing the proposed change, calling it more broad-based and equitable. the mayor said it's a game changer >> but we will tax more fairly and we will tax people's success and they would be much mor

carolyn tyler has the story. >> david cornell owns brown anies, a hardware store that's been operating francisco for more than a century. he supports the proposal to do away with the payroll tax, which critics say discourages job creation. >> is it really a job killer. >> it can be. you have a second thought before you hire somebody because it's just one more piece of money that you have to pay out. >> right now the city levies a payroll tax of 1.5% on business was at least $250,000 in payroll expenses. just 10% of the businesses located in the city currently pay that. the gross receipt system would tax business revenues or receipts with the rate varying according to the industry and the size of the company. it's estimated 20% of the city's businesses would be affected. those earning less than $1 million in gross receipts would be exempt. a coalition of city, business and labor leaders is pushing the proposed change, calling it more broad-based and equitable. the mayor said it's a game changer >> but we will tax more fairly and we will tax people's success and they would be much more w

in san francisco at city hall, carolyn tyler abc 7 news >> the costa county. that measure will ask taxpayers to kick in $75 a year and prevent the closure of 10 fire stations . that is more than a third in central cost racontra county. the super vase oar asked the board to back the ballot measure. they urge state officials to look for new revenue for the school. the state college is in danger of losing accreditation because of financial and administration errors. it could lose state fund close possibly next year. >> they are doing everything they can to meet the accreditation. and there is tremendous support from communities as they develop for financial management. >> city college has to present a report in october showing why it should stay in business. >>> and the san francisco on line maker zinga is accusing misleading of stock holders. synga didn't know there was a decline in popularity. the company insiders are accused of cashing in more than 500 million in zynga stock. zynga declined to comment . facebook fell down to $21 per share. two armies of $500 a

carolyn tyler is a member of the founding organization, created in memory of faith, who died from breastancer. the funds provide grants to uninsured bay mary men and women with breast cancer. >> alan: two two weeks away from the debut of katie couric's new show. >> ama: here's the details. >> starting are with the rooftop garden, katie couric got a southwesterly tour about the twitter headquarters from the state-of-the-art floor plan to the gourmet. the giant took over the area after the mayor brokered a deal to keep twitter in the city. couric embraced twitter and talked to employees how she plans on using social media in her upcoming daytime talk show. couric shat down with twitter's ceo and let up about the first time she realized how personal twitter can be. >> i tweeted my dad was experiencing delirium in the hospital. he was 089 -- 0 years ol'. >> she was overwhelmed by the response. >> the response was so gratifying because hate from er nurses, gerontologists, i heard from other people who had taken care of their aging parents. >> she found comfort in knowing others could relate a

carolyn tyler is a member of the founding organization, created in memory of faith, who died from breastancer. the funds provide grants to uninsured bay mary men and women with breast cancer. >> alan: two two weeks away from the debut of katie couric's new show. >> ama: here's the details. >> starting are with the rooftop garden, katie couric got a southwesterly tour about the twitter headquarters from the state-of-the-art floor plan to the gourmet. the giant took over the area after the mayor brokered a deal to keep twitter in the city. couric embraced twitter and talked to employees how she plans on using social media in her upcoming daytime talk show. couric shat down with twitter's ceo and let up about the first time she realized how personal twitter can be. >> i tweeted my dad was experiencing delirium in the hospital. he was 089 -- 0 years ol'. >> she was overwhelmed by the response. >> the response was so gratifying because hate from er nurses, gerontologists, i heard from other people who had taken care of their aging parents. >> she found comfort in knowing others could relate a

carolyn tyler has the story. >> steven owns a hardware store that has been operating in san francisco more than a century. he supports the proposal to do away with the payroll taxes. >> is it really a job killer? >> it can be. you have a second thought before you hire somebody because it's just one more piece of money you have to pay out. >> right now the city levy advice a payroll tax of 1.5% on businesses with $250,000 in pay local expenses. 10% of businesses located in the city currently pay that. >> the gross receipt system would tax business revenues. with the rate varying according to the industry and size of the company. it's estimated 20% of the city's businesses would be affected. those earning less than a million in gross receipts would be exempt. >> a coalition of city and business leaders is pushing the proposed change calling it more broad-based and equitable. the mayor says it's a game changer. >> but we'll tax more fairly and people's success, much more willing to share in that. >> but the owner of his gas station says his taxes will triple and car dealerships will see

. >> and carolyn tyler sat down to talk about the poll. >> that poll is sponsored by antidomestic violence advocates and finds 61% of those surveyed want him tossed from office. now, he claims that poll is in his words, designed to elicit negative responses. mirkarimi thrilled to have his 3-year-old son, theo and his wife home as he continues to fight to get his job back. as you know last week, ethics commission decided the suspended sheriff committed official misconduct because of a domestic violence incident with his wife. now this case will move to the board of supervisors. mirkarimi feel that's is not the proper venue. >> the will of the voters needs to be respected and upheld. if people want to have a judgment about my performance or what i've dones a father and husband, as a human, then they have a power to recall or they have reelection opportunities. >> i love my husband. and i think all of this has been so painful. i never wanted this. and ross is a big guy, i am strong but the damage has been done to theo. and that is something that i cannot forget. anding forrive. >> mirkarimi s

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> spencer christian has the night off.y is tracking all the warm weather for us. >> yes. the place to be today was the beach or the pool. it was so hot in our inland areas. coastal areas quite comfortable as i mentioned earlier in the broadcast. we are going to repeat it again tomorrow. live picture from the high definition sutro camera looking at san francisc francisco. we have fog out there. pretty much confined to the coast and will remain there let's check out live doppler and see the fog from the satellite perspective. pretty patchy. just near the coast line and marine layer around 1 1200 feet deep so still very shallow. temperatures at this hour quite a spread. we have mid upper 50's at the coast. look at the inland areas. they are holding on to the heat. 88 in antioch. 82 in concord. san rafael not cooling off. 81 degrees. 74 in los gatos. triple digit heat inland friday saturday. spare the air again tomorrow. cool begins on sunday. it really starts to become noticeable early next week. so we have to wait few more d

i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a first quick look ata weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi there, carolyn. good morning, everyone. temperatures mainly in the 50s. we have mist and drizzle at our cost. we are looking at a late clearing today. the fog pretty thick, 2500 feet, and we're looking at it until about noontime. east bay will clear out first. notice the temperature spread. 60s with the fog cling to go the coast. only some 80s well inland. today will be the coolest day this week. we will begin to rebound slightly with numbers coming up a little bit throughout the early part of the work week and we will see for fog hanging at the coast. we will have the details coming up. carolyn. >> sounds good. thank you, lisa. in a few hours petaluma will play panama for third place in the little league world series. yesterday the team lost to tennessee but not before an amazing come back. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman was at the game at williamsport, pennsylvania, and he has reaction from the petaluma players and their families. >> for most

i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a first quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi there, carolyn. good morning, everyone. more mist and drizzle as well as the low clouds all the way into the east bay. here's a look from our roof camera. we are looking at low clearing today. starting out with the gray and we will take it right through 11:00. you will notice that we still have the fog over into the east bay, the north bay, along the peninsula. so it will take some time. when we do clear, still that sea breeze and some cool temperatures today. in fact, we saw a few 80s yesterday. it will be cooler than that today. so a narrow range with numbers mainly in the 60s and 70s. some brief clearing throughout san francisco throughout the day, but we will be looking at some of these 80s coming back boo the forecast as soon as tomorrow. i'll tell you about that coming up. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. you know in a couple hours petaluma is going to play panama for third place in the little league world series. yesterday the team lost to tenn

carolyn tyler has the story tonight from fourth and king. >> in the trendy south of market neighborhood the shadow of the cal train statio station, underneath the freeway overpass, something you probably never knew existed. and something the police public work health department and chp are trying to get rid of of. one of san francisco largest homeless encampment. >> mainly it's to remove garbage. ex credit meant. ra rat. that kind of thing. it gets overrun. >>reporter: but this looks like more than a klain. it's a sweep. >> this is actually it is. >>reporter: estimates 30 to 40 people leif here and expect as usual they will try to return but this time cal-trans plans to erect a metal fence that can't be cut down lake before. will you come back after the sweep is done. >> no they said they are coming every week and pain in the ass to move all the time. >>reporter: they routinely visit to offer services including shelter bed and stabilization room. miss west says after living here for years, she decided today to get off the street. >> what made a difference this time. >> someone came in a

i'm carolyn tyler. let's check with the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. waking up to plenty of clouds along the coast, but unfortunately not making a push inland. the marine layer at about thousand feet. we have dense fog from half moon bay into the north bay, from sonoma county beginning to push eastward to hayward and livermore. we'll have the clouds. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. then by midday. we'll be looking at numbers close to 80 degrees in our inland valleys. it's going to be another warm one but we're talking about taking a little edge off the heat. i'll tell you when in a couple minutes. >> carolyn: breaking news in san ramon where four lanes are closed southbound after a three-car crash that killed two people. it happened an one-third this morning crow canyon road east exit. chp says a car veered into the construction zone and slammed into a work truck. no workers were involved but gasoline spilled and one of the cashes caught fire with the victims trappe

i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >>> good morning. partly cloudy downtown marine layer still causing problems at sfo, hour and 38 minute delays there. clearing around the bay even in they for a brief time. by noon, on the warm side inland valleys mid 70s, we will be looking at coastal and bay temperatures from two to four degrees cooler. wind shift going on today that marine layer deepens overnight. we still have triple digits. the numbers will be just about two degrees cooler inland. all the forecast details for the rest of your weekend and the week ahead, which includes that cooling, coming up. >>> developing news this morning. the highway patrol is investigating a fatal roll over crash this morning on i-78 know benicia. a car overturned near -- near the westbound off-ramp for west military road 7:00 this morning. the driver was pronounced dead at the scene after searching the surrounding area officers are confident there was only one person in t

i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a first quick look at the whether with jeff martinez, who is in this morning for lisa argen. >> good morning. temperatures will be a little cooler than what we had yesterday. a nice shot looking outside." our live doppler 7 is quiet right now. yesterday morning we were talking about a chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms. all of that has since pushed off to the north. we are not expecting any precipitation but that's where we have the fog bank along the coast and that's what we will see today. temperatures in the 50s. a little cool, especially in the city. chilly out there. 53 degrees. look at santa rosa, 46. 56 out in antioch. coming up in a few minutes, i'll have your sunday forecast and see what you can expect weather-wise. >> thank you, jeff. two twelve-year-old boys are counting their blessings this morning after being rescued yesterday afternoon from a sinking row boat in san francisco bay off candlestick point. an extraordinary act of bravery by a her

. >>> good morning i'm terry mcsweeney in for carolyn tyler this morning.teorologist lisa argen. >>> good morning. marine layer went within time was 2,000 feet deep so we are looking at it slowly clearing back. peeks of sun at sfo the next hour the east bay will clear by noon much of the behave the fog is going to get hung up along the shoreline today. 60s at our coast mild now more 70s and a few 80s into the east bay hills today. these 90s, they will be approaching the bay as soon as tomorrow. we have got not only a warm week ahead, but a very hot week ahead inland.