keeping it in the upper 50s for daley city, hawthorne bay. as you start to push your way inland and head to the south, that's where we actually could pick up some low 70s. we could reach for 70 for fairfield, concord and yok and those of you in san hossee. as we head into the middle of the week, it looks like that warming trend will certainly take place. we will have a high pressure ridge back with us, so temperatures start to climb. as we transition into the weekend, it looks like those 70s potentially, some 80s will stick around and you'll see that on your seven-day around the bay forecast. nothing but warm, sunny conditions pretty much everywhere around the bay area. now, it will be a little bit cooler along the coastline, but we still could make it in the 70s for friday and for saturday. and the good news is it looks like we'll hold on to this warming trend, at least the mild conditions and key word dry as we start the next work week. so we'll continue to fine tune your forecast. but over in the traffic center, not looking at any hot spot

a little chillier on the coast today, about 59 degrees for ocean beach. 63 expected for daley city and 83 expected for napa and santa rosa. we expected a warmer day tomorrow. time is 6:17. back to you, marty. >>> back to the news this morning. traveling with chaperons and no drinking. that's two of the rules for secret service agents in the wake of the prostitution scandal. agents now cannot drink alcohol while on duty. they cannot take foreigners to their hotel rooms and chaperons will attend trips as well. they need to consider their conduct through the lens of the last several weeks. >>> back in the bay area news, a memorial for one of the seven people killed in the/cost massa cure. they held english as a second language class. nursing classes will be held at unitech college in fremont once they approved by the state. >>> san francisco police are looking for a man that tried to kidnap a 16-year-old girl. let's take a look at the suspect. the incident happened on thursday while the girl was walking to san francisco christian school in the engleside neighborhood. the man grabbed the g

late maggie daley transformed the city into a garden new place for tinley and life for sick children ldren's hospital today space dedicated to former mayor richard and maggie daley son kevin's garden. >> flowers bright in this spirit soothing window to the world sick kids treated anna and robert h lurie center for children smiling blue eyed boy the inspiration for kevin daley with spina bifida fought life 33 months depending on machines and monitors and the hospital and that hot mother maggie wants it referred to a cabin as the brave little boy that he was. neurosurgeon treating dr. david mcclone kevin daley add hundreds of others with spina bifida at >> alternately brave boy but lose his battle and go to heaven before his third birthday >> with his memory alive creative team behind kevin's garden wanted to make sure it was extra special concrete floor imagining this >> many holidays here for the mayor's visit during the visits i learned about him and grew to appreciate the depth of the commitment to children's memorial >> bridget evans former children's hospital patient also has spin

city's crumbling infrastructure. but not everyone likes the plan. mayor emanuel wants to enlist big corporations, to help pay part of the cost of public works construction projects. but critics remember former mayor daley's deal to privatize parking meters... and they fear emanuel's plan could lead to more of the same. some city aldermen want to learn more about the mayor's plan before they accept it. there are some complicated legal issues and we need time to flush those out ... we need time to look at these amended ordinance as it came out friday even the law department was not sure about oversight matters we have to look at issues of transparency and the administration is trying to address these needs and concerns the full city council will discuss the mayor's plan tomorrow. you will now be able to get a front-row seat at every cook county board meeting.. right at your computer! starting today.. the board meetings will be streamed live online. president toni preckwinkle says the county spent 250-thousand dollars to install cameras and equipment. the technology will increase transparency and allow residents to be more informed and involved. county board, forest preserve and committe meetings will all b

daley will answer questions about ron burch ... the victim of police for totality is suing the city of chicago after serving 24 a years in prison his conviction was overturned ... the former state's attorney at the time he was never giving a deposition ... we're going to ask him about relevant questions during that time he was state's attorney and the khmer ... and what he mayor of chicago what he knew and why the death penalty came into play the attorneys will get together to discuss limitations on the deposition ... only four more jurors need to be chosen for the trial of william belfour the man accused of murdering three members of the singer jennifer hudson family monica schneider's live with cook county criminal court building with the latest in a line we are down to picking the final four members of the jury panel the defendant william balfour was dressed for court he if convicted he can spend the rest of his life in courtjail ... he committed those murders in october 2008 ... prosecutors say that he shot them all because he was enraged in a jealous fit he was married to jennifer hudson sister ... there are some thoughts that

city step-by-step. from st. james cathedral on the gold coast to daley plaza too old st. pat's church and the hospital, a 4 mi. procession calling attention to the violence cleaning chicagos youth. this is not a march or a protest. it is an act of prayer. this was the first ever walk and the crowds went across race and religious lines. the original idea came from a leader in the episcopal church when they felt they were on the sidelines while children were dying. where is our concern and our prayers for the dying children of our city? the blood is on our hands. it started and st. james cathedral and hundreds joined in a call for action protestant lutheran catholic and other religions all fighting for peace. all of these people marching together about the violence in the city of chicago. the group quietly took to the streets. i think it is a good way for people to come together to help raise awareness. arriving at the daily plaza. one person taking a stand against violence can make a difference. then heading to old st. pat's church for more prayer. there were signs that said 632 which was to represent the numbe