still we have the fog from pacifica, out toward daily city. and into a portion of san francisco in fact, as we come in tighter, you notice that cloud deck already on the increase especially for the western half of the city. looking outside, looking at the transamerica camera. you can see the fog makes a few patch, traces the east side of the screen here. san francisco currently checking in at 60 degrees. highs today, temperatures on average two to 5 degrees warmer than sunday's highs. we finally talk about a few 90s for fairfield, antioch, san francisco 86, and san francisco in the early 60s. fog will be on the increase for tonight. the extended forecast, we can be talking about more cooling. seems like the over all weather story for the last month. no heat waves insighted. this weather system, this will be on the move, the main result for us this will be the source of the cooling as we do head into your tuesday. winds do pick up around 15 to 25 -miles-an-hour. but with the approach of this system, this will increase the thunderstorm chance, no

fog really kicking -- sticking on along ocean beach, daily city those areas.igh temperatures for tomorrow. 61 in san francisco. 59 in half moon bay. inland, 80s. we continue to see temperatures below average. a look at the 7 day around the bay, foggy and cool for the next couple of days. looks like warmer drying air towards the rebound hof -- towards the end of the week. >>> there is another earthquake to tell you about, we mentioned the ones that hit earlier, now you can see this quake just showed up, this was 7.5 which hit in the south pacific tonight, east of australia. a small sue tsunami has been generated by this quake. >>> the a's take on the mariners, we have details straight ahead and a dramatic finish as the giants ask the cubs -- giants and the cubs go 11 innings. up next. cell phone rings ] [ john ] i love these new cell phones. [ wife ] he just got a new phone and he can't stop using it. boom! profile pic. [ cell phone rings ] do you guys needs a moment? since john is always on his phone, we thought he'd like using wells fargo mobile banking. just

. >> in daily city. cbs5. >> to help the families that can't afford the school supplies they need livermore police are stepping in. they asked shoppers to buy extra for needy kids. the supplies were loaded and will be used to fill hundreds of backpacks for students in need. >>> the alleged craig list killer found dead. >> details of double life he tried to hide. >>> help is on the way, but it's hard to come by. the push the raise money for aids research. >>> low clouds and fog moving on shore. why tomorrow may be the nicest day of the week. we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,, jaguar platinum coverage is not just a warranty. it's a belief in everything we do. it's a 5 year, 50,000 mile promise. with complimentary scheduled maintenance no-cost replacement of wear and tear items and 24/7 roadside assistance. because when you create the most beautiful, fast cars on earth, you create an ownership experience to match. john >>> the alleged craig list killer was found dead in his jail cell today. more on phili

also up toward daily city and parts of san francisco. at least the western part of the city. across the bay bridge now toward oakland we have clear skies. as far as the over all look, i'm looking out toward the bay today. we're looking up to san francisco, you can see the cloud deck on the increase. the weather story is this coming up for a short term. you can pretty much guess it with more fog expected overnight. a little bit cooler as we head into your tuesday. the extended forecast, we're talking about more cooling as we head into the weekend. tomorrow temperatures ranging from low 60s coast side. the inland spots approaching the low to mid-80s around 85, 86 degrees. this weather system, this is west of cape mendecino over the next 24 house. 2 4 hours. the main impact for us. and then once the system departs by wednesday, we're going to warm things up a little bit. but these are all just minor changes. this area of low pressure out in the pacific, it will increase the fire danger across parts of the state. primarily just up to our north and also to our east. and as a resul

that means pacifica, daily city, you're going to have a little less sunshine than we had today. 73 in campbell. 78 in san jose. in the five day forecast, more of the same. good air quality, that's how it stays. right in the your bay area weekend, i haven't seen a summer like this ever. it's not bad, it's just different. >>> the california supreme court says an age discrimination lawsuit against google can go to trial. former google employee bryan reed was 54 years old when he said he was fired in 2004. now he claims a supervisor and coworkers made derogatory comments about his age. reed says google owes his thousands in stocks. >>> an oakland man has been charged with practicing dentistry without a license. mario pacheco has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges. p pacheco's business was ceramics lab. they say three victims paid up to $11,000 for dental work that led to medical problems. pachecos is scheduled to return to court. >>> what has to be one of the greatest catches ever in a baseball game. seriously, this is unbelievable. >>> what the new york times reported today about lan

there is is cool and upper 50s, 55 daily city. clouz. looking at the north bay you'll feel that breeze there. 68 in vallejo. east bay communities east bay communities, 68 in castro valley. mid-70s only for concord and danville. and there is is a is is your accu-weather forecast. mid-50s beaches. low 80s inland. below average temperatures heading into weekend. and really not much change is expected next week. next seven days, 80s is the warmest we're going with. you have to head well inland so chilly conditions at the coast z cool. >> what did doi this summer? i missed it. >> you have to get out of town too-to-feel the heat. go to las vegas. >> thank you very much. >> and there is a is a cumulative affect of a bad night's sleep. how hard it is to make it up. >> longest-running musical review in the world. a rare look at san francisco's beach blanketñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñrñri >>> a bad night's sleep can carry over longer than realized. >> research was done and 149 people restricted to four hours sleep five nights p a row. a control group found 10

we know crews got back to work at 5:30 this morning in daily city.own there and give you an update on mornings on 2. in the meantime sal's watching the roads and keep you updated on everything in your morning commute. live in san francisco. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> drive carefully. thank you very much. >>> let's take a look at what we have now. traffic is moving along relatively well along the bay area. northbound 101 traffic looks good approaching the 80 split no problems on northbound 280. there's a daytime baseball game today at at&t park. so put that in the back of your mind because this afternoon if you don't like driving in the heat and you're trying to get out of san francisco with your car, boy, it's going to be a tough one. i would suggest using bart or some other form of public transportation to avoid all that. let's move along and take a look at north and southbound 880. that traffic looks okay getting up to downtown oakland. this morning's commute on the east bay still clearing an accident on the shoulder. nothing major and

daily city, 58. looking at north bay, 80 in santa rosa.hat is a southerly wind transporting marine air so you'll drop a good 20 degrees. 76 in san rafael. and there is out of the triple digit territory, 67 in monterey. there is cooler next couple days and a welcome change for some of you that dmot like the heat. and there is 80s inland friday. mid-70s well below average inland with some drizzle possible. early next week there is a bump up in temperatures but nothing like heat we've been dealing with. >> yes. moderating. >> thank you. >> and still ahead, tiger woods ex-wife breaks her silence. and describing what she's been going through in nine months. >> so feels like we're going fast now. this is something. >> there is safety technology for next car. stopping for pedestrians when you don't have a chance to hitor >> want to do cool stuff foritor half off? "half off!" is celebrating its first anniversary with a whole new lineup. whitewater rafting. thrill rides. dune buggies and more. tune in to "half off!" this sunday at 3:00 p.m. right h

daily city at 61. pacifica at 60. here is a look ahead. the five-day forecast. temperatures going upward. monday will be the warmest day of the period. not much in the way of 90s. warmest upper 80's to around 90 and my familiar weather story, cooling off again for tuesday into thursday. little bump in the numbers so enjoy it while it lasts. >> they will have to dance in golden gate park to stay warm. >> good activity to do so. >> thank you. >> whatever the weather it's a good weekend to visit the national parks. entrance fees are free as part of a special program. the monument with its tree social security open from 8:00 a.m. to sunset. the next free day for national park social security september 25th and after that it's on veteran's day. >> still ahead on the news, volunteers from all walks of life roll up their sleeves to fix up a busy oakland street. . >>> several dozen volunteers took to the streets or more specifically to a street in oakland for a project. community groups, youth groups, church members and young people on probation picked up rakes and shov

police say this man stole at least $160,000 from six atm's in daily city and in san francisco. he works for bank of america. police say he inserted blank pieces of paper instead of money. th happened over the 4th of july weekend. apparently no customers were affected. people consider him armed and dangerous. >>> a federal judge today set march 2011 as a trial date for barry bonds. he is charged for telling a grand jury he never knowingly used steroids. the man who ran the lab that created the steroid bonds is accused of using says there is no evidence directly linking the homerun king to drug abuse. >> the positive mlb test is for thg. it would be easy for somebody to rub a cream on you and it would create a positive test. >> he does not expect to be called as a witness at the trial. >>> president obama promiseses to speed the economic recovery so it reaches people who need relief now. this comes as the latest unemployment report shows 131,000 jobs were lost in p july. that's that's a stubborn 9 and a half percent. today the president focused on the private sector. but it is no

daily city will be socked in all day long. expected high there is just 57 degrees.we will go 74 for petaluma and 77 for sonoma. vallejo 73. berkeley, oakland and even toward hayward, morningover cast. maybe a little afternoon sunshine. oakland tomorrow, 68. but the interior east bay valleys is where you will warm up. 89 for brentwood. afternoon sunshine there and 84 for gilroy. the accu-weather of the is -- accu-weather seven-day forecast, the low will remain normal through midweek. some of the coolest days on wednesday and thursday and then we will slowly start to warm things up back into the 90-degree range inland by next weekend. >> all right, thank you, leigh. >>> just ahead, deadheads celebrate the man who brought them together. we'll take you on a trip to jerry day. >> and the giants pulled off a sweep of the dodgers with tonight's victory. and it was a special win for ♪ (announcer) we all want to stay active. we don't want anything... ...to slow us down. but even in your 30s... ...your bones can begin to change. overtime, you can begin to have bone loss. calc

we wanted to check in with the experts, so we went to the daily city hospital and we found some surprisedrs. >> they are cute, but they are expensive. and americans are having fewer of them, according to the national center for health. that's news to dr. emily hugh. >> i said, hmm, that's interesting. i feel like it is the same. >> dr. hugh delivers babieses in daley daly city. and she says she is as busy as ever. we asked our office manager to crunch the numbers for us and they support dr. hugh's gut feeling. the number of births at seton is holding steady. >> i am seeing a plateau across the last several years. >> the doctors here also work at a low income clinic, and the numbers show there was a 10% drop in births there last year. but this year they say the numbers look strong. >> it seems to me that people are having more kids. haven't you noticed that a lot of people kind of have three kids now? it is almost as if three is the new two. >> the mother of five-month-old jenna falls in that camp. >> this is number four for me. i don't think it has impacted me at all. i like having family

a cool afternoon in daily city. and in the north bay another breezy afternoon. mid-70s and 68 in san rafael. 65 for oakland. and inland communities 80 in livermore. 7 in concord. and 65 in santa cruz. here is the accu-weather forecast. mid-50s. there is pleasant inland still cool into the weekend. and next week, you don't see temperatures buzzing much. 86 is the warmest we're going to go. upper 50s next week at beaches. and that is about it. so... no big changes. no heat wave. >> only miles. >> yes there. you go. >> and sanda, thanks. >> diamonds not in this super model's best friend. >> coming up the role in the blood for diamonds trial. >>> a new study finds more weight you gain during pregnancy the higher the risk of your child being obese later in live. research in new york found women who gained 50 pounds were twice as likely to have a high birth weight baby than those who gained only 20 pounds. a newborn who weighs more than eight and a half pounds is considered a high birth with a weight. following studies are needed to establish the exact link. >> and a

same thing in daily city. there is 62 respectivery. north bay, 91 in yu kia. east bay communities, 67 oakland. and there is inland areas remaining mild. there is should be low 90s, towards brentwood, mid-80s around the monterey bay. 66 in watsonville. and there is the accu-weather forecast. upper 50s to mid 08s range. we're coming up closer to average. by weekend we're back to normal. there is monday, mid-90s this, is summer time. what is considered normal. >> yeah. >> and we're getting there. >> just head you're invited to a wedding out of state s your presence at the event gift enough? >> michael finney explains what you should do here. stay with us. [ male announcer ] whoa, the new ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. get ready for the ride of your life. wipeout in waves of tender turkey and crispy bacon. gaze upon the rad rainbow of voluminous veggies and cool, sea-green avocado all on freshly baked bread. are you up for the ultimate? ♪ then you've got to try the totally new subway ultimate turkey & bacon avocado. carve one up today. crank up the flavor at sub

organizers have decided to move it from daily city to the richmond waterfront.e event has drawn as many as 20,000 people. it'll be scaled back this year with room for just 14,000 people. the ball takes place on october 22nd and 23rd. >> social media dominating the internet. political campaigns catching on. that may soon change for politicians here in california. >> and a warm up is headed our way. mark is working right now on your complete bay area forecast. he will have it for you straight ahead. . >>> park police say they have identitied the man who stabbed a dog on thursday but they are not releasing his name. investigators say the 33-year- old was walk age pit bull when a woman asked him to control his dog. police say the man stabbed her dog four times before running away. the dog walkers helped investigators identity the man who has not been arrested. the woman's dog was treated at a vet hospital and released today. >> turning to weather, if you like the heat it'll return for a little short term. let's go to mark for a look at what's ahead. >> reporter: you

you back the map out to the test with, near pacifica, daily city and a portion acting parts of san franciscothe golden gate bridge, and that cloud deck will continue to expand in size over the next hour or two. a look outside looking out toward is it that tower. there's a low cloud ceiling. basically have -- it's up above. compressing the layer to the surface. that's why the bay area warmed up today away from the shoreline. but near the coast, temperatures cooled off with the return of the fog and the marine layer. here's the overall weather story, a beautiful shot we're showing to you there. the clouds developing, moving back into the bay. fog increases overnight. cooler tomorrow and for into saturday, but the extended forecast, this is a change. temperatures will be warming up for monday and into tuesday of next week. high pressure returns today, warming up the bay john side locations, also the interior. it will be moving out of town. so you can see the net result of the temperatures. we are cooling back down. tomorrow most areas cooling off around average, around 3 to 6 degrees for today'

. >>> drivers in daily city are being given a heads up about a planned checkpoint tonight conducted bypartment on hillside boulevard. police say the purpose is to -- [ inaudible ] >> -- while impaired. the the check point is scheduled to start at 6:00 tonight. >> sal you are watching contra costa county? >> that's right, westbound 4 has been slow already in parts of antioch. here in bay point it is not all that bad as you come up to concord and head to 680, which a lot of people are doing. 680 southbound traffic is okay, so far into walnut creek. bay bridge toll plaza getting a back up. this is the first time we have seen a back up in the last few weeks here at this early hour so we will see what happens. remember one day it is likely to be back to the same old bay bridge back up. we will see when that happens. and moving along on 280 northbound up to highway 17, so far so good. 5:48. here is steve. >> all right, sal, thank you. low clouds and fog and drizzle out there -- [ inaudible ] >> -- cool down a little bit as we head towards midweek. lots of fog in the city. 53 right now. 55, 6

this morning police are warning you drivers in daily city about a planned dui checkpoint tonight. being conducted by police on hillside boulevard and hoffman streets. police shea they want to educate drivers. they are also going to enforce the traffic codes relating to driving while impaired. this check point is scheduled to begin at 6:00 and continue until 2:00. >> 6:47. let's head right out to sal castaneda who has had a little bit of a busy morning this morning, hi, sal. >> people always ask us why do we mention the check points? it is because the police ask us to and they still get plenty of customers, if you know what i mean. so the police ask us to do it and that is why we mention it. >>> traffic is slow there. they have cleared up a truck accident. that is 101. all lanes are block here. the traffic is backed up from 280 up to the downtown area although it is beginning to loosen up a little bit. i would still use 280 instead. it is wide open for you but you can see it is getting a little bit better. all right. let's go outside and take a look at the toll plaza westbound up t

as we come in tighter, closer to san francisco, there we go with the overcast from pacifica to daily cityome in tighter, around the golden gate bridge. a few patches headed oz the bay out toward the bridge, and that trend will continue at least in the short term. as far as temperatures just updated right now it is 60 degrees, 80s out toward fairfield livermore and also concord and san jose right now checking in with mostly clear skies, 75 degrees. a spot forecast for tomorrow will be san francisco starting out the day with plenty of cloud cover, 04 degrees. by 12:00, not too much of a recovery, 58 degrees, and there's that and high, only in the lower 60s, around 61 degrees. this is the overall weather pattern developing for tomorrow. this area of low pressure moving in from the north with more fog and cooler conditions. but look what happens, as we put this into motion, you see what happens over the next few days. this system moves out. high pressure rebuilds. we begin warminging trend. in fact, we can reintroduce some 90s in the long range forecast. we'll break down the timing in a few m

san francisco, daily city and peninsula bound trains. this is because of two people what bart is calling police activity on the tracks. they got out there. they tried to find these people. they couldn't. so the train started up again. but they're being very careful and there are delays now on the system because of that. let's go out to the freeways. 880 north and southbound. that traffic is moving along relatively well as you drive through here. and this morning's commute westbound bay bridge now backing up. looks like it's a ten minute delay at least coming into san francisco today's wealther with mark. >>> fog making a come back toward oakland currently in the lower 60s. with the presence of the fog good indicater we are cooling off today. and significant as we head into the weekend. we are cooling off. patchy fog this morning. temperatures down today inland around 15 to 20 degrees for yesterday's highs. no more triple digits. the heat wave has come to an end and temperatures will continue to drop off as we head into your weekend. by s

it's causing computer problems in stations in san francisco daily city and dublin. bart switching trains near those stations and lowering speeds from 70 miles per hour down to about 25 miles per hour. and you know on this side of the heat we worry about electric supply but not this time. this chart from state power regulators shows the grid has more electricity available at the top line there than we used today. that is the bottom line in red. how did we make it through today? with no electricity problems? abc 7 reports on what has changed. >> cal iso says supplies are ample. can go to places like san jose city hall. the heat wave triggered power savings. two thirds of the light fixtures were turned off. room temperatures were raised. and there is the deputy director of general service autos a few minutes a day may be more uncomfortable bebut end savings can be up to 20% of our electrical use for that particular time period. >> what power city hall doesn't use is available to others. conservation creates a savings. this city haum electric bill runs almost $1 million

there is daily city 58 degrees, up to 91 in yu kaia. and 67 berkeley. and inland areas you're going to come up not tomorrow but heading towards sunday. tomorrow about the same. there is 68 degrees in jant cruz. similar temperatures tomorrow. upper 50s to mid-80s range. there is a drop in numbers on saturday. then there is a warming near 90 sunday. mid-90s range monday through wednesday. summer returns to the bay area. i'm happy to report mid-60s at the coast. a lot of people have been waiting for summer heat. it's coming up. >> there is more ahead. and how state lawmakers want to protect consumers from buying real fur garments when they're expecting a fake. >> and a common sun screen thatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatat

traveling the fog of short for tomorrow afternoon again we see parcelling bring here but ocean beach daily cityorth bay coast line also parts this in detail close could see the sunbreaks again tomorrow. regardless temperatures are going about a couple degrees 60 in half moon bay 62 in san francisco 60 in san or fall our inland spots in the low 80's in antioch and 85 degrees. taking a look at your kron 4 here is a look at your 7 day around the bay around the bay forecast. just a moment ago temperatures up and then temperatures down will be down tomorrow back up on thursday, and down as we head into the weekend. our inland spots barely reaching 80 degrees on saturday. temperatures have been below average for most of the summer even though the up and down for the next several days they're still going stable average for the entire extended forecast. >> time now for tech talk with gabe slate. this is the new blackberry torture runs on the at&t network this is blackberries big attempt at a phone that can compare the i phone an android phone. it's the cool listed as black. yet to carry it was designed

go around and head down through daily city and san bruno, which is slow but i don't know at this point probably still use 280. you can see it is bright red. the censors are bright red right there on 101 in front of san francisco state. both directions slow traffic. >>> all right, let's move along and take a look at live pictures. bay bridge not too bad. it has recovered getting into san francisco. also this morning northbound 880 as you drive up past the coliseum, that traffic is busy interest getting into downtown oakland. now, here is mark. >> hi there, sal. good morning to you. look at behind me all the overcast making a come back. today you will notice a big change in temperatures so we heat it up, monday, tuesday, wednesday. started to cool off coast side. cooling felt across a good portion of the bay area for today. north of the cooling you can see it showing up nicely on the satellite on live storm tracker 2 as we do come in tighter. actually we lost our image but overcast skies toward the south bay and up around the bay as well. today cooler areas of fog and temperatures coming

do not have a house to go to war -- and a place to go to when they do get a house, i can go to city-wide daily and be surrounded by people who know where i'm coming from. i did not have to be in the streets, you know? i can go where people understand me, and i think that is really important to be able to have places like that. i do not know what else to say. i'm in a position now to where i can, like, do whatever i needed to do to maintain a stable life, to get the proper treatment that i needed. i have a wonderful case manager. without her and my psychiatrist, i don't know. that is what i needed. to have a place to go where i could just be heard and not be misunderstood. that is about it, really. >> thank you very much, mr. jefferson. [applause] mr. jefferson? mr. jefferson. >> yes. >> would you care to take one or two questions from some of our board members? >> share. >> do we have any questions from the board? -- >> sure. >> do you have any questions from the board? seeing none, thank you for speaking with us and giving us a look at what is like. ms. robinson, thank you very much for being

down the peninsula cool temperatures years of 65 daily city 70 in san mateo 74 palo alto the other sidet some low 70 degree reading 70 in san leandro and castro valley. inland spots you can see the cooling here only making it to 76 san ramon topping not 82 in pittsburgh and 83 antioch. 76 in sunnyvale, 77 is that was a keeping cool weather and of our best expression for the next couple of days digging down the temperature popping up a few degrees for weekend but even at that point high '70s low 80s. >> we continue to track delays for the right on highway 1 01 still hot spot is a commit on the bay shore south found out of broadway early gain. almost to belmont before the traffic picks up picking up much better on the 280 ride north bound for the los altos hills there is an accident late in the 7:00 hour the roadway was open for an hour before the plane was actually open that's what traffic was backed up to cupertino on to the north. a bridget's been an easy ride even after the second wave at 10:00 no back up for delays now we did at one time have slowed traffic get about the end of the s

now despite calls discrimination being illegal in india many face harassment a whole city on a daily basis because of their social status while those choosing to tie the knot with a member of a different cost can find themselves rejected by both their community and family but this current thing reports more and more young people are trying to break with tradition. prakash and so in that i'm have upset their families but on into different castes they were expected to mattie one of their own but they have broken what is considered a taboo. an intercom marriage is considered a sin here our society wants to continue its traditions that people have been following for centuries her family has a much higher cost than mine this hurt their ego that the bridegroom is lower in status. the couple have enlisted the help of outsiders the ngo the unite humanity movement often beings within the caste marriages there have been more than one thousand two hundred such unions in the last decade in the be hard state. we want to discussed but a society based mindset and caste based discrimination a custom

and to the many folks in the audience, the many members of the city family and regional partners who we work with on a dailyis, and now, it is my great pleasure to introduce the mayor of the city and county of san francisco, the honorable gavin newsom. [applause] mayor newsom: thank you all for being here. i could not hear a word that jack just said because i'm sitting next to the flag, but obviously, it shows who is expandable up here, the person sitting on this side of the stage, but let me welcome speaker of

and to the many folks in the audience, the many members of the city family and regional partners who we work with on a dailyis, and now, it is my great pleasure to introduce the mayor of the city and county of san francisco, the honorable gavin newsom. [applause] mayor newsom: thank you all for being here. i could not hear a word that jack just said because i'm sitting next to the flag, but obviously, it shows who is expandable up here, the person sitting on this side of the stage, but let me welcome speaker of the house nancy pelosi and secretary mavis and all the people that helped make this day possible. welcome and thank you for your leadership and your stewardship, to mayor willie brown and all of his hard work. his then staffer, now my staffer, who worked so diligently through two administrations to get us through this day. i thank you. to the development team. to the residents of this island that have been patient beyond imagination. with the hope and expectation we would get to this point. to all those that are looking forward to the ground breaking to be hosted some time next year. it is pretty rem

but really this is looking at what the city does on a daily basis providing services and the services come because there are people that get in our system, our health care system and emergency system who need support and we want to be able to find a way to address those costs and not looking at through litigation but more through the nexus with the cost and people who are providing the alcohol large scale to the city and county of san francisco. >> thank you. commissioner riley: the reason the tobacco industry was able to be held accountable in court is because we, even before the litigation, huge release of documents that showed their culpability and we don't have that same situation with alcohol but as far as recooping for costs, the way that's done in the state with tobacco is through tobacco taxes largely at the state level. of course there is -- you mentioned the alcohol excise tax which has not been raised in 20 years so there's been a decrease in the real value because of inflation over the last 20 years. so although, yes, those excess taxes are paid the real values that decrea

city regarding water issues. this is the first outreach which was a supplement in new york times and daily news which i think is the most circulated paper in new york city. and getting bigger as time goes on we'll try to engage in some of this thinking where people are thinking of this early and not just presented with a plan to go, thumbs up or down on it. the idea of putting sustained conversation with consistent information is very important. this is new york city does not preclude the water utilities thinking about climate change and water and the things that go along with that and trying reach out nationally. one more. last one. >> i'm representing the endangered species coalition. made up of four hundred different groups. i guess my question from yesterday revolved the impacts of global warming like the, eco basis. >> i don't want to disappoint you but we're not going to be able to do questions. so i hope you can make this a comment. >> i would encourage water managers and people included in water matters try to preclude or include other species and in the process early on rather than late in the game which h

of new regulations and make it de near impossible for anybody to get a license so in the city were people shot daily and they've had the most restrictive gun laws in the country for as long as anyone can remember he's still going to keep doubling down on a losing hand and they will lose they'll lose this you know over for a little i don't think it's even going to be a long battle the supreme court said keep and bear justice scalia was very clear about the clear language in the constitution it says keep and bear and if you can't even get a license to do it you can do neither but i mean this isn't the first case that we've seen like this in washington d.c. very much the same thing happened never complains that it's nearly impossible to get a gun i mean are you surprised at all that this happens isn't that part of the thing about this country and our laws where as you have the supreme court you know the high court of the land where they were. make a ruling but essentially you bring it down to local laws and through all these intricacies of wording they can they can essentially make what the supreme cou

city. sunset district in and daily sit clouds sticking around all day. 0s through napa and sonoma and petaluma. novato is 77. the cool spot will be richmond at 63. of you in berkeley, 74 in union city. 72 in hercules. normally we see 90s in the interior valleys but the most part we're going to be in the low to mid-80s. 82 in walnut creek and dublin, look for 85 in pleasant pleasanton and livermore at 86 degrees. here is another look farther south. watsonville had fog this morning. partly cloudy conditions through santa cruz and monterey, we'll be 64 in monterey but morgan hill and gilroy, pretty mild at 85 degrees and 86 in gilroy. if you are heading to the game as a lot of folks, they did change the game time. it's now 5:0 a. bring a jacket as it will be partly cloudy and it will start off at 61 degrees. so here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast, not much change. a little bit of a groundhog day kind of effect. pretty much all week. slight dip in temperatures tuesday and wednesday. i want to say slightly warmer for next weekend but cooler than averag

but serious questions remain about whether iraqis can stop daily attacks like this car bombing in baghdad's sadr cityighborhood without u.s. help. >> there are still those with bombs and bullets who will try to stop iraq's progress and the hard truth, we have not seen the end of american sacrifice in iraq. >> reporter: the president could have a tough time finding support to meet those challenges. the people we spoke to want u.s. troops to come home. >> it's way pastime to be out past time to be out of iraq. >> reporter: most say things are going well in iraq but most say it's time to get out. >> is it going to be one year, five years, are we ever going to be able to get out of there with a stable iraq. >> reporter: the white house is also worried about stability. it's pushing iraq politicians to stop arguing over election results and form a new government so they can deliver basic services that could help calm things down. whit johnson, cbs news, the white house. >>> coming up, new hope for anyone struggling with those unsightly spider veins on their legs. >> looks awesome. they are not as predomina

city subway. the "new york daily news" says a woman fell on the tracks as a train was rolling into the station on city's east side but the sharp-eyed subway operator slammed on the brakes to stop just in time and helped the rescue. as you can imagine anybody who rides the subway -- >> the worst fear you have. >> the photographer paused to take out the picture. >> people were waving at the subway conductor to stop and stopped a 370-ton train. >> wow. always a big fear living in new york riding the subways here. >>> we want to turn now to weather. marysol is off so chikage windler, we're going to go back to you. what is the latest? >> what we're dealing with is, 28 cities in the east on tap for the hottest summer on record. today will be no differe >> and while it's hot in the east, in the west it is cool. bianna and ron? >> all right, chikage, thank you. >>> coming up, marriage mystery. first the wife disappears and then after police question her husband about it, he suddenly vanishes too. we'll talk to the neighbor who first called the cops. without the pills.ef no pills, no pain. how can you get

. >> people in most cities are probably captured on camera daily if not multiple times a day. >> reporterjim harper of the kato institute says the problem with surveillance cameras and technology is they have a spotty record of preventing crime. instead, he says, they are an invasion of privacy. >> as these cameras are networked together and as they are better capable of recognizing individual faces, people might realize just how much they're being watched. >> reporter: harper says the danger is when videos are released of individuals not actually involved in a crime. like this video of a man changing his shirt. his picture was broadcast nationally because officials first believed he could be the times square bomber. >> there's no absolutes here. the cameras are helpful in some instances; cameras are harmful in other instances if they've led us astray. >> this is 911 emergency. >> reporter: but there is likely to be a demand for even more surveillance cameras. the solution, then, say officials is ever more sophisticated equipment that catches criminals in the act. 911 operators in chicago

in phase one, they retained the city car parking on lot l while removing the daily parking -- excuse me, on k. phase 2 adds an art gallery on linden alley and a very small temporary housing use it, also on the alley, and it also creates a covered exterior space and a series of pop-up retail spaces that face both octavia and hayes. president maxwell: what is a temporary housing unit? what does that look like? >> it is a two-store unit. somebody from our office is interested in both funding and occupying it. she would and of being really beside supervisor, so there will always be a presence, a kind of side manager, if so we are interested in at very small housing units -- a kind of site manager, so we are interested in a very small housing unit. this could become something that you could convince people that you could live in a small footprint. it president maxwell: is it prefabricated? >> these are all fabricated essentially off-site and plugged into different utilities. i have just a little bit more. the local businesses that are currently a part of the project includes a neighborhoo

daily lives. >> woodruff: then, from mexico city, we learn the latest on the arrest of an alleged drug lord from jason beaubien of npr. >> lerher: we have another in john merrow's reports on the washington, d.c., schools. tonight he looks at a new test for teachers. >> how can you possibly have a system where the vast majority of adults are running around thinking i'm doing an excellent job when what we're producing for kids is 8% success. >> woodruff: and jeffrey brown updates the story of new orleans musician and scholar michael white, five years after katrina. >> i went through a serious period of depression, of anger, of many different kinds of emotions. ♪ and then i came to realize the most valuable thing that i have i never lost. it's inside. it's that music tradition. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. than

city. the current plan is not to make adjustments on a daily basis. it will be more of a monthly basis. that is the plan entrance of adjusting prices so do not confuse people. the idea is to properly priced the parking so that we create enough availability on the streets of the automobile users will be able to park quickly. we are not extending or changing any of our current powers of enforcement in terms of the parking meters. we're not want to be implementing sunday parking meters. we're going to keep the current practices and policies. with the data that we collect from the meters and the censors in the 2011 timeframe, that is when will will start putting in for mission to the -- putting the information to the mta board to make policy decisions. the meters generate $26 million in terms of revenue each year. citations represent about $20 million. it is a significant revenue impact of the meters. we're looking at the meters not just to create more revenue for the agency. the goal is to really reduce congestion and deal with carbon emissions. [unintelligible] [traffic] >> by making it e

the city officials estimate about 100 marriages can be performed daily.he very first couple told me they filled out their application online last night. they went out and bought rings and now clearly it's the waiting game. >> we're very hopeful that it's going to happen. the stay will be lifted. if it doesn't, we won't be devastated. we figure it will eventually happen but it's a matter of time. >> i'm just very happy to have found the right guy. >> m too. >> means a lot. >>> we have a few friends gathered, family's ready to be notified via text and facebook.com and et cetera. we're dressed for it. >> i've been saying al morning i've been waiting my entire life. and she's the love of my life. she's my everything. i'm ready. >> and some of these couples tell me they've already been living together in the vein of traditnal marriage vows, being supportive for each other. they say they're waiting for this moment. they say to wait is better than not to be able to marry at all. many are a bit perplexed why judge walker is taking his time from 9:00 to noon. they

the city officials estimate about 100 marriages can be performed daily. very first couple told me they filled out their application online last night. they went out and bought rings and now clearly it's the waiting game. >> we're very hopeful that it's going to happen. the stay will be lifted. if it doesn't, we won't be devastated. we figure it will eventually happen but it's a matter of time. >> i'm just very happy to have found the right guy. >> me too. >> means a lot. >>> we have a few friends gathered, family's ready to be notified via text and facebook.com and et cetera. we're dressed for it. >> i've been saying all morning i've been waiting my entire life. and she's the love of my life. she's my everything. i'm ready. >> and some of these couples tell me they've already been living together in the vein of traditional marriage vows, being supportive for each other. they say they're waiting for this moment. they say to wait is better than not to be able to marry at all. many are a bit perplexed why judge walker is taking his time from 9:00 to noon. th