coit tower right there in the red and blue. so yes, very patriotic coit tower this morning. last night was quite a show. hopefully everyone enjoyed that and thanks for joining us early this morning. 10 degrees warmer than yesterday so the warming trend begins now. surf's up at the beaches. so if you are heading to the beach to cool off especially this weekend keep that in mind. i will explain about the beach hazard statement coming up and the heat is going to get intense this weekend. i'll show you why coming up. >>> we are tracking an earlier accident. this looks like it's eastbound highway 4. so opposite commute direction as you are just passing willow and we have looks like some slowdowns. but not backed up to the port chicago highway, which it was earlier. so that is the good news there. you can see traffic is goal in freeway. westbound no delays. head -- you can see traffic is flowing very freely. westbound no delays. 23 minutes between 205 and 680. that is a check of your traffic. i'

you can see coit tower right there in the red and blue.otic coit tower this morning. last night was quite a show. hopefully everyone enjoyed that and thanks for joining us early this morning. 10 degrees warmer than yesterday so the warming trend begins now. surf's up at the beaches. so if you are in

here's a look now overlooking -- you can see coit tower which is good news. definitely not seeing clouds in front of it but all around it. that's where we're waking up to. so a little different this morning than what we experienced yesterday when we had nothing but clear conditions. 55 degrees now in san orstaying in the mid- to upper 50s and normal for the early-morning hours. it definitely got hot yesterday but overnight conditions allowed a lot of cooling. so that's what we're seeing. here's our satellite/radar.you has expanded. so yes, pushing through places like the even, it could extend a little bit past concord and livermore this morning perhaps for san jose but for right now you are staying clear. we do have a ttle north wind in mountain view and san jose just five miles an hour so not too breezy. east of livermore windier in the areas shaded in yellow and then the southwest wind direction is the reason why we are waking up to the fog today. because anytime we get winds from that direction, that's what we will see. our futurecast showing by this after

that's coit tower, washington square park. and then come back as a permit to alter for the conversation districts, but one hearing tentatively scheduled for august 15. >> commissioner wolfram: great. that's soon. a lot of work it do. are there any other comments from any of the commissioners? >> chairman stryker: i would like to say to everyone how important it is and how grateful i am that we're meeting together. i think it's helpful to us to learn from each other and to hear each other's comments and what our concerns are and i think that's very useful not only for us, but for the public and certainly for the designers and helping them expedite their projects, which is always thankful for that and look forward to doing it again. >> commissioner wolfram: and with all the work planned for the civic center, we'll be doing that. [laughter] yes, i want to thank the arts commission members for being here as well. i think it's a really great process for us to be here at the same time, not batting teams back and forth, but being abl

we look high atop the tower cam out there toward coit tower. concourse at 91 degrees. heat advisories in the tehachapis through big sur, and up through the pinnacles. it's gonna be warm down south. warm weather is gonna stick with us through midweek. no real change ahead. a few degrees a day, that's about it. low clouds will serve to cool us down. close to south san francisco mid-morning. tomorrow looks about as warm as it was today. warm through midweek, and near seasonal by the time we get to next weekend. the alameda county fair, last day tomorrow, 92 degrees. cool at the stern grove festival at 65, and the giants are taking on the st. louis cardinals, game time tomorrow 1:05 pm, sunny and mild! tonight a good night for star gazers. mild temperatures and clear skies. and forecast ties home run, just about the same as today. numbers in the 90s inland, through wednesday pretty much before we cool it off thursday, friday, and saturday. we'll get a break from the warm temperatures. according to a new county report: the overall homeless count jumped by six percent in feb

here's a live look now at coit tower and yes those -- not coit tower. that's the transamerica pyramid. the clouds are covering the pyramid and it's foggy. it makes a difference the early- morning morning marine layer is cooling things down especially at the coast. but inland, higher elevations, it's about 80 degrees and then everything lower is about 60 degrees. triple digits in your forecast for those inland spots yet again today. here's the overall look where those clouds are. satellite/radar showing it's right there. right around the bay the usual spots, and then through parts of santa rosa also noticing some fog forming. gray skies in places like san jose this morning. currents temperatures in the 50s and 60s. as we said earlier where the marsh fire is burning in clayton for example, the hills, mount diablo, 82 degrees. west winds are contributed to the term marine layer. 13-mile-per-hour sustained winds through area. stronger wind conditions in red means it's strong east of concord. just south of antioch. could be breezy. heat advisory in the east

form and masting, contextural relationship and civic center, coit tower and washington square park. following the public hearing, the proposal was redesigned. the redesign presented today was selected through an invite-only competition, which the project sponsor will explain in a more detailed presentation. the department believes the revised design addresses the comments of the a.r.c. and seeks the advice of the commission regarding the compatibility of design with secretary standards. staff has provided recommendations for commissioners' review and comment and comments at the a.r.c. hearing. in brief, these recommendations include, overall relationship with the surroundings, form and massing, and recommendations on materials and color the department is requesting commission's advice regarding ex-terror -- exterior surface and colors. the project sponsor team has prepared a more detailed presentation. i would like to in rope to deuce beth rubenstein from public works. i'm available for any questions. this concludes my presentation. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm beth rubenst

warning signs are posted up at pioneer park near coit tower.te was hungry -- seen walking away with what looks like a rat in it's mouth.natalie batlin/neighbor- "it actually made me feel really sad that the coyotes have to come into these neighborhoods to get food." coyote's rarely attack humans, though it has happened. and, over time, they have become more aggressive towards us. their preferred prey are smaller animals like cats and dogs.natalie batlin/neighbor- "usually, they're sighted in the presidio, um, i walk small dogs, so i would definitely just go the opposite direction, or try to get them in the car as soon as possible." a year ago, a woman witnessed a coyote kill her dog in the ingleside neighborhood. san francisco animal care and control estimates there are several dozen coyotes living in the city. long-time neighbors like jan blum don't mind them.jan blum/neighbor- "the thing that you always do with an animal like that is you make yourself as large as possible and make as much noise as possible to scare them off. they really don't

. >>> we take a live look at coit tower, you can barely see it. it is heavy fog out there.t is thursday, july 19th. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. jaclyn is joining us and neda is back, yay! you look nice and tanned and refreshed. >> we had a nice little vacation. puerto vallarta, beautiful. it's good to be back. i missed you guys. i'm back and up early! ha ha! back to a different schedule. but we are looking at some fog out there this morning. so of course, that may impact some drivers. also, look at visibility on the golden gate bridge. not doing so good at this hour. so it looks like for the next few hours that's what you'll have. we have high clouds rolling in. some dry lightning strikes are possible. it's a minimal chance. it will probably be across the higher elevations. then the weekend is looking good. it is going to be hot inland. >>> we are tracking an overnight closure of

. >>> let's take a live look of coit tower in san francisco.start this thursday, july 12th. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. it was foggy. as soon as i got out of the caldecott tunnel on the other side, ran right into it. >> it comes from the ocean. that's what it does. and it's back again this morning. very similar to yesterda morning, but today the big difference is you may see it already. but it's going to be very sticky out there today. so humidity levels on the rise by about 10 to 25%. so it's going to be a muggy kind of day. morning fog but then afternoon high clouds. that's all that monsoonal moisture. you know, the stuff that's been bringing dust storms and thunderstorms for arizona? that's now working its way up north. so we'll see some high clouds from it. also a very minimal chance of thunderstorms for higher elevations including the sierra and north bay hills. >>> right now, this is not looking good for drivers heading through tracy. our "super commuters" westbound 205 you are down to just one

warning signs are posted up at pioneer park near coit tower. it appears this coyote was hungry -- seen walking away with what looks like a rat in it's mouth.natalie batlin/neighbor- "it actually made me feel really sad that the coyotes have to come into these neighborhoods to get food." coyote's rarely attack humans, though it has happened. and, over time, they have become more aggressive towards us. their preferred prey are smaller animals like cats and dogs.natalie batlin/neighbor- "usually, they're sighted in the presidio, um, i walk small dogs, so i would definitely just go the opposite direction, or try to get them in the car as soon as possible." a year ago, a woman witnessed a coyote kill her dog in the ingleside neighborhood. san francisco animal care and control estimates there are several dozen coyotes living in the city. long-time neighbors like jan blum don't mind them.jan blum/neighbor- "the thing that you always do with an animal like that is you make yourself as large as possible and make as much noise as possible to scare them o

to try to get the person tired of going back and forth to coit so they are. just so they take a plea they hope that you will eventually. just take a plea deal and. you know but you know. everything in the system is built to create an incentive for him to plead guilty to accept what's being offered by the people and to just go on his way and forget that this ever happened the open cases disrupted michael tourism's life his last time at work and with it much needed money for his young family despite those pressures torres has chosen to fight the system after two years of bureaucratic delays his court date is on the docket again. another community that embraced the broken windows theory is new haven connecticut the city might be known as the home of yale university but it's also ranked as the second most dangerous mid-size city in the country in an effort to combine a growing drug trafficking problem city and state officials created so-called drug free zones which are geographic sanctuaries around schools the premise behind the law was that selling drugs near sc

here's coit tower. a lot of our cameras are socked in so we have limited views. right now in the 50s and 60s. warmer to start off the day than average. and then i want to show you the humidity levels. at 100% because at half moon bay that's the cloud coverage that's close to land so right by the roads so visibility is low and clouds come with a lot of moisture and these numbers usually drop off at daylight. it gets drier in the afternoons. but this afternoon we'll probably see the numbers stay very close to where they are at this hour. so that's what's going to be different out there today. visibility in half moon bay is down to 5 miles because of the fog. petaluma down to 4 miles. everyone else up to 10-mile visibility. we have clouds at the coast. that's that early-morning marine layer that we get in the summer. then this is what that monsoonal moisture that we have been talking about is moving up north. so higher clouds expected for a lot of northern california. we are going to start to see that our futurecast is actually showing that the morning marine layer

coit tower is covered in fog. your headlines include early- morning fog and hot later on especially if you are inland. also, inland areas high clouds are expected to be rolling in this afternoon. and then we do have the thunderstorms. so the chance of thunderstorms all coming from that monsoonal moisture across the desert southwest. it's going to build. let's check in on that. half moon bay down to three miles, hayward 7, san jose okay but we are starting to see some of the clouds rolling in around parts of the south bay and the east bay mainly though across the north bay right through san francisco and oakland. that's definitely where you will run into some of that. the overall look at what's going on for northern california, early-morning coastal cloud coverage is very typical for summer. but also to the south you see building clouds. that's the monsoonal moisture. we are dealing with the ridge of high pressure that's bringing in that moisture. taking a look at relative humidity levels in the 80s and 90s. it's d

warning signs are posted up at pioneer park near coit tower.it appears this coyote was hungry -- seen walking away with what looks like a rat in it's mouth.natalie batlin/neighbor- "it actually made me feel really sad that the coyotes have to come into these neighborhoods to get food." coyote's rarely attack humans, though it has happened. and, over time, they have become more aggressive towards us. their preferred prey are smaller animals like cats and dogs.natalie batlin/neighbor- "usually, they're sighted in the presidio, um, i walk small dogs, so i would definitely just go the opposite direction, or try to get them in the car as soon as possible." a year ago, a woman witnessed a coyote kill her dog in the ingleside neighborhood. san francisco animal care and control estimates there are several dozen coyotes living in the city. long-time neighbors like jan blum don't mind them.jan blum/neighbor- "the thing that you always do with an animal like that is you make yourself as large as possible and make as much noise as possible to scare them of

the politicians instead of politicians picking the voters, it's much more likely that congress will coits job. mr. speaker, until we get fair districts, we'll have to rely renewed energized voter engagement to elect a congress that will do its job. the good news is that the evidence all across america is that people are responding to a new generation of political leadership. they're getting involved in unprecedented numbers. more voters, more activism. they're going to elect as leaders new members who will provide the accountability to hold in check this reckless administration. it's too bad. it looks like we'll have to wait for the election for the next congress to do its job. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, tomorrow the house education and work force committee will host innovators from across the country for the bipartisan innovation forum and showcase. the innovation forum will begin at 10:00 a.m. in room 2175 of the rayburn house office building. five panel

there's the view of coit tower this morning. half moon bay down to 6 miles visibility, could have some low- lying clouds out there. we have thicker cloud cover and worse visibility for the early morning hours. at least for now things are fine, hopefully won't impact you too much overall. this is the action i was talking about across the sierra, flash flood watches yesterday afternoon. that's happening again today, all that monsoonal moisture hitting the higher elevations. it is not expected to reach us but the heat is on. we have a ridge of high pressure from texas to california, cranking our temperatures up. more on that coming up in a few minutes. jaclyn? >>> sounds good, neda. we are tracking brake lights along 580 heading up towards tracy, some delays there. this is just slowdowns through the triangle here. that crash has been cleared, so a heads up for drivers in the red towards 580, just under 40 minutes. slow stop and go there. then the ride is sluggish heading into livermore. we are in the yellow, cruising speed around 3

and coit tower definitely looking gray right behind that.east you can see the top of the coit tower. 57 degrees in san francisco. livermore 64. our afternoon highs for inland locations, in the low 90s. hot through the period. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." here are three things you should know this morning. president trump said he may implement 25% of tariffs on imported cars and parts made in europe and mexico if officials there did not agree to what he calls a fair auto deal next week. critics say the move could devastate the auto industry. a study finds tariffs could slash u.s. vehicle sales by $2 million and wipe out nearly 715,000 jobs. the average price of a new import could go up by nearly $7,000. >>> salmonella outbreak linked to raw turkey has hit 26 states. 90 people have fallen ill and 40 of them were hospitalized. the cdc says they reported eating or preparing various turkey products. the outbreak strain has also been found in live turkeys and may be widespread. health officials say illnesses go back as far as november 2

before six o'clock in the morning.the area had coyote's live warning posted up at pioneer park near coit tower. it appears was hungry -- away with what looks mouth. natalie batlin/neighbor- "it actually really sad that the coyotes have to come into neighborhoods to get food." coyote's rarely attack humans, though it has and, over time, they have become more towards us. their are smaller cats and dogs.batlin/neighborsighted in the walk small dogs, definitely just go direction, or try the car as soon a year ago, witnessed a dog in the ingleside san francisco animal care estimates there are several dozen coyotes living long-time neighbors like jan blum don't mind them.jan blum/neighbor- "the thing that you always do with an animal make yourself as large as possible and make as much noise as them off. they really don't want to interact with animal care says it's illegal to round up coyotes and elsewhere.there are no plans to do in san philippe djegal, kron four news. now to our four zone now to our news.kron four news. news. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.

coit tower is lit up in blue. that is -- now red. cae traffic a lile here ndu bit lightesee. a lot of people are on vacation vacation. >> there were fireworks still going off when i woke up this morning. i was like, they're still at it. >> i don't know what people were doing outside my window this morning, party, dancing. >> oh, yes. >> if they are still up watching us, that's great. ha ha! a lot of people maybe are going back to work. the good news is weather will be comfortable today. here's a look at your headlines. going to be 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. if you thought yesterday was a little chilly, then you'll like it today. surf is up at the beaches. if you are off, lucky enough to head to the beach, please keep that in mind. pretty big waves going on. marine layer is morning. then it is also being pushed far east across livermore. but concord looking in the clear for now. visibility, let's check in to show you if you may be facing low visibility. for now it's looking good between 7 and 10 miles but along the coastline you could see some drizzle running into some

definitely a foggy morning in san francisco as we look at coit tower. this picture looks good. it looks clear. but it is definitely foggy out there. on the right, we have a shot of some of the traffic on 880 looking pretty good right now. >> all right. it's nighttime so it's hard to tell. >> dark and early. >> bue tellite/rada we can see 'sgoing on. all our other cameras are socked in so it's foggy today. we are not necessarily seeing that in the south bay. that's thclo of the streetlights with the fog that's hanging -- that's the glow of the streetlights with the fog that's hanging around the area. it's been clear over the past few days thanks to the wind direction but now it's coming in from the southwest making the difference. half moon bay visibility is two miles. clear across mountain view and san jose, same with livermore. it looks like the low clouds haven't extended through there. but through the delta it will get thicker so you may see those numbers dropping a bit. here's our satellite-radar for the bay area. there it is. that's the cloud coverage that comes in from th

coyote ed at pioneer park near coit tower recommend people keep their distance from coyotes.ever within 50-feet of one... san francisco animal care and control says to scare it off by shouting or clapping loudly.jan blum/neighbor- "and, keeping your pets on a leesh is a very important. keeping your pets under control is very important." animal care and control estimates there are several dozen coyotes roaming around the city... and, that there are no plans to remove or relocate any of them. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) the east bay utility municipal district, or east bay mud, has issued a warning for dog owners who visit one of their busiest park reservoirs.(grant) kron 4's gabe slate met with a park ranger at an east bay reservoir. thay talked about the danger lurking in the water... east bay mud which oversees lafayette reservoir located in the east bay sent out this alert warning for dog owners. that says there is blue-green algae in the lafayette reservoir and to keep your pets safe by keeping them out the water. the blue-green algae is toxic

with a coit that causes them to be drawn to water.o the national autism association, the children are 160 times more likely to drown. >> being drawn to the water, everybody knows what it is that is attracting them but that is something a physical comfort that we know that kids many times will feel with autism. >>reporter: ú-- dr. sally friar dietz has worked with autism children for nearly 30 years. >> water is calming. it is like being wrapped in a blanket or pool therapy. >>reporter: she says that pool therapy can be life saving. just ask sherry kraft. >> my fear of him being in water is completely gone. >>reporter: this is video of six-year-old hayden learning self rescue. his class was swimming in a pool for 10 minutes a day, every day for six weeks. he learned instinctively how to look up to breathe and flow. >> hayden had done regular swim lessons for a couple of years. until he did these isr lessons where it was very specific to him learning swim and come afloat, swim. 12 hayden can now swim, float, and swim until he is able to

you can barely see coit tower under the clouds. sunrise this morning 6:02. sunset 8:28. we are dealing with early- morning low fog and low clouds. it is impacting visibility for people around. y want totake tht drizzle t te as well associated with the low clouds, a little moisture in the air because we still have this onshore breeze coming in from the west. a little north wind through oakland right now. but mainly it's a west- southwest direction and that's what definitely pushes in the early-morning foggy conditions. so through fairfield 20-mile- per-hour sustained winds and here's the ridge of high pressure that brought in the thunderstorms. that's what builds and that's what creates that unstable air mass and that monsoonal moisture and pretty much a couple of ridges are merging throughout the day today so that's why we are going to definitely be feeling the heat. but we're also going to be seeing that chance for dry lightning later on. so current conditions this afternoon will be about a couple of degrees above average for san francisco, concord 10 degrees above aver

meet these criteria adequately, especially in areas that are of historic and heritage context like coit tower and washington square and north beach, which is why we urge you to further expand your design choices to keep looking. and if you feel it's necessary to go back to the drawing board and rethink the process a little bit, maybe even to reconsider, a fresh version of designs that are currently used. and we understand that while those toilets and kiosks are aging and many of them in need of repair, their design successfully evokes a sense of san francisco's history and heritage. perhaps refurbishment is needed and not replacement. in any event, we hope that you will consider this issue, continue to find variations on what you've got before you and perhaps look even further out and define designs that are not even on the table at this point. thank you very much and good luck. >> commissioner wolfram: thank you. does any other member of the public wish to comment on this item? if so, please come forward. seeing and hearing none, we'll close public comment. commissioners, i only have t

as we look toward coit tower, con court got up to 89 degrees -- concord got up to 89 degrees, same for livermore, san francisco mild 68, santa rosa and san jose very nicely 81 degrees both north and south. right now as we look at the bay bridge, concord is 85, still warm in the east bay and san francisco is 64, santa rosa 77. for tomorrow be in the low 90s in some of the warmer spots inland, but then it gets warmer tuesday and wednesday. low clouds to the rescue for the shoreline keeping us mild there. overnight they pack in the inland valleys over the peninsula and then pull back to the shore later in the day. a few high clouds are coming up from down south. satellite and radar, here's the latest. you can see low clouds have pulled back into the western side of the peninsula, san francisco, sunset district getting clouds fl. sunny and warmer inland beginning on tuesday. if your travel plans take you out of sfo tomorrow, it will be partly cloudy. weather shouldn't be a factor, but early fog could slow it down a bit, winds west, northwest at 20 and a high of 74 degrees. shocking weather

. >>> coit comes to fast food, what isr y favorite?hick-fil-a reclaimed its title as the top-rated fast-food restaurant for the thi straight year. panera bread came in as a close second, followed by subway. mcdonald's came in last place for the third straight year. fast-food customers sayhe speed ocheckout or delivery improved most this year. >>> well, call it food at your g tips. more people are trading dining out for dining in. >> and they're not just looking takeout anymore, like pizza for instance, orse chi food. restaurant delivery is really ing on up and up these days, expected to surge nearly 80% in the next five years, and restaurant heowners, tre taking notice. many are creating larger kitchens and so-called virtual restaurants.e, that is becaspecially in big cities with rising minimum wages, restaurants need all the businesscan get to turn a profit. recently in d.c., voters passed measure to gradually raise the minimum wage for tipped workers. >>> we've got an update for you this morning on sort of a blind 30,000 f you will,

at the pushing tie going back and forth to coit so they just anything so they take a plea they hope that you will eventually. just take it just take a plea deal and then. you know but you know. everything in the system is built to create an incentive for him to plead guilty to accept what's being offered by the people and to just go on his way and forget that this ever happened the open cases disrupted michael tourism's life his last time at work and with it much needed money for his young family despite those pressures taurus has chosen to fight the system after two years of bureaucratic delays his court date is on the docket again. another community that embraced the broken windows theory is new haven connecticut the city might be known as the home of yale university but it's also ranked as the second most dangerous mid-size city in the country in an effort to combine a growing drug trafficking problem city and state officials created so-called drug free zones. mature geographic sanctuaries around schools the premise behind the law was that selling drugs near schools posed a danger to

people who frequent these places have a gambling addiction and they may be feeding that addiction by coitting other crimes so when we take one of these operations down it has a positive effect on the surrounding neighborhoods..." the district attorney's office believes the gambling is being orchestrated by vietnames gangs,who may be coercing some legitimate business owners into providing cover for the illegalgambling. (rob live) the identities of those arrested were not public amid an on-going investigation. police saymore arrests are possiible. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (vicki) new tonight at 5... animal cruelty cases are on the rise in san francisco. that's according to san francisco animal care and control. the reason why is not clear. the cases don't appear to be connected. kron four's philippe djegal explains two recent cases. one resulting in an arrest. (philippe) frail... dehydrated... and enduring unbearable pain... a 60-pound adult mastiff named sweetie boy, who if healthy should weigh at least 150 pounds... found malnourished in san francisco and all alone.richard batc

. >> low clouds across the golden gate bridge across coit tower, as well. across san francisco. many locations, though, you're waking up to sunshine. now, temperatures are going to warm up today inland areas get ready for it look at san jose's wide view right now. blue skies there. 65 degrees. san francisco, 55. 65 in livermore. visibility still low, right by the coast at half moon bay. oakland airport, as well. same with along with the north bay. now temperature-wise, mid- to upper 90s for inland spots today. ♪ >>> good morning, it is wednesday july 25, 2018, and welcome to cbs this morning. >>> president trump faces push back from his own party and supporters over a $12 billion bailout plans for farmers hurt by the growing trade war. we're going to talk to the president's top economic advisor, larry kudlow. >>> plus the government warning about a possible social media challenge. >>> but first here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> secretly recorded audiotapes are released. >> they thought about paying to continue this catch and kill and get the rights to

to try to get the person tired of going back and forth to coit so they can see just anything so they take a plea they hope that you will eventually santa just take it just take a plea deal and then. you know but you know. everything in the system is built to create an incentive for him to plead guilty to accept what's being offered by the people and to just go on his way and forget that this ever happened the open case is disrupted michael tourism is life he's lost time at work and with it much needed money for his young family despite those pressures tours has chosen to fight the system after two years of bureaucratic delays his court date is on the docket again. another community that embrace. the broken windows theory is new haven connecticut the city might be known as the home of yale university but it's also ranked as the second most dangerous mid-size city in the country in an effort to combine a growing drug trafficking problem city and state officials created so-called drug free zones which are geographic sanctuaries around schools the premise behind the law was that selling