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raising more than $3 million, and of course our very own kgo-tv dan ashley was there got to everybodyng. thank you so much. a great day for a great event. >> carolyn: terrific turnout. perfect weather. let's get a check with colin. a british open and a new charm. >> i think one of the favorite things is his parents, sheep farmers. now the guy's a british open champion. nelson mandela's 92nd 92nd birthday, louis oosthuizen reigned supreme in scotland. the man whose name nobody can pronounce wins a tournament nobody thought he could. beautiful conditions today, tiger woods, pair of double-bogeys on the front nine. 13 shots back of the guy sporting a red dot on his glove. he says it reminds him to keep his cool, stay in the moment. he did it with an eagle on 9 to move to 16-under. there would be no doubt after playing partner paul casey pulled his tee shot into the gorse bushes, he would take a triple bogey. the lead insurmountable. the core nation when he walked up 18 with the seven streak lead. >> at the home of golf herc has become a household name, louis oosthuizen. the 2010 champion

. >> that was dan ashley reporting. to upload a video, go to u report at our website.our e-mail address to send sell phone videos. >> wal-mart is getting ready to roll out a type of gps for the clothing in the store. wall street journal reports they plan to test putting electronic tags on individual garph like jeans and underwear. an employee to wave a wand to see if something is missing from shelves. it will help keep track of inventory. tags could eventually be used in all 3700 u.s. wal-mart stores. >> apple says the white version of the iphone 4 will not be available until later this year. they originally said the phones would be available in late july. the company says the white gadgets have been more difficult to manufacturer. black models are not affected. meantime, they refund customers automatically for buying the iphone 4 bumper caseess. it announced it will give away free bumper cases and refund to those that already bought the case. >> well, when we come back, friday's perfect pet. kristine hanson will introduce us to a couple >>> today at 3:00 "view from th

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there you see them, our own dan ashley was the emcee of the event. >> alan: looking good. they had great weather. >> leigh: not as much low cloudiness and fog as we expected. the entire coast cleared off nicely but the low clouds and fog moving back in. this is our sutro cam looking over can go can -- the can golde park, and you can see the low clouds and fog racing in towards san francisco and the bay. let's look at some temperatures. inland locations, hot right now. antioch, you're at 97. still holding the heat, livermore, 91. 93, concord. 84 san rafael, 62, san francisco, 79 in san jose, and los gatos, 84 degrees. we will continue with patchy coastal fog overnight, and clear conditions inland. and the sea breeze will increase tomorrow and means slightly cooler temperatures, and really cools down tuesday and wednesday through mid-week. here is how we started off this morning. just patchy low clouds. you can see how quickly the north winds developed. hot inland. in fact, antioch today, a high of 100 degrees. you're going feel more comfortable tomorrow. overnight, temperat

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. >> reporter: dan ashley, abc 7 news. >> the explosion at the new social media means just about anybody can post video or send messages on-line. but as abc 7's karina rusk reports, good old-fashioned community access tv has its place, even in silicon valley. >> reporter: the team is a full service, nonprofit media center in downtown san jose. the community access channel is called create tv. behind the lights, cameras and action is suzanne st. john crane, the executive director who manages the public and educational channels on comcast cable. >> you see cooking shows, political talk shows. we have programs in seven different languages on channel 15. so we are giving voice to a lot of communities that wouldn't have one on television. >> reporter: the shows that air on channel 15 are as diverse as san jose itself. there are about 150 people and organizations who produce content on a regular basis. including this in studio production for a program called arabic tv. >> normally the media, main media, they like to show the bad things, blood, killing. we like to show the other way around. we

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dan ashley feature has bay area community that's trying to me sure it doesn become the next pacifica.> you can look overy left shouldernd see a rather large block that h just fall. >> reporter: this crumbling cliff is dot hill. just south of santa cruz. 70 feet high with a lin of houses along the top. bert gibbs owns one of the houses. he's enjoyed the view for all of his 80 years. >> my grandfather bought the place in the early 1900s. >> reporter: but the stretch of land in front of his house is disappearing. >> little by little, we figure about a foot a year. >> reporter: whehe was a boy, there was a double row of pine trees that created a lover's lane along the cliff. by the 19 60s, those trees were falling off the edge, but there was still a two lane road in front of the houses. now that road is just a foot path. >> it does bother me 'cause i'd like to have it stopped. >> reporter: erosion has been an issue since it was founded as a summer resort in 1874. records at the historical muum show the developer didn't let anyone bui close to the cliff. but when he died that changed. >> p

as dan ashley reports, now the real work is set to begin. >> the san joaquin river was once big enoughsteamboats to a booming fresno. the lush banks and gentle waters provided relief on hot summer days. in the water a plentiful run of chinook salmon bred at. historically salmon population ranged in the hundreds of thousands. >> there are no salmon here anymore. in fact, until this spring, long stretches of the san joaquin river had been wiped off, cut off from the water that once flowed past. this was the plug, the dam that was completed in the 1940s to provide water for the farms that sprang up in central valley and for flood protection for the towns down stream. >> by 1945, canals that take water from the dam were completed. that is really when parts of the san joaquin river begin to dry up. >> monty is with the natural resources defense council. he is win of the number of scientists that say life may soon return to the dead river. >> this is probably not unlike what we would have seen historical. >> they filed suit against the bureau of reclamation demanding that water flow again an

dan ashley reports the real work is set to begin. >> the san joaquin river was once big enough to carryats load today passengers to the north to a booming fresno it's gentle waters provided relief on hot summer days. in the water, salmon traveled hundreds of miles to breed at the southern most salmon run in north america. >> historical salmon populations ranged in the hundreds of thousands. >> there are no salmon here anymore. in fact until this spring, long stretches of the san joaquin river have been cut off from the water that once flowed past its swollen banks. this was the plug that stopped it. the dam that was completed in the 1940s to provide water to the farms that sprang up. and for flood protection for the towns downstream. >> by 1945, ka analysis that take water from the dam were completed. that is really when parts of the san joaquin river begin to dry up. >> he is one of a number of scientists and environmentalists who say life may soon return to the dead san joaquin river. >> this is probably not unlike we would have seen historical. >> they filed suit against the bureau o

here is dan ashley with the details. >> this is the first time that youtube has teamed up with the localstations. >> abc7 news is now connected with the global reaches of youtube. >> today we are launching abc7 u report powered by youtube. >> for the first timer a television station will work closely with the internet's largest video website. >> our revamped site now allows you to submit news matters to you. e-mail the videos to us or upload them to the site directly. >> this ayes to cover the san francisco bay area as comprehensively as possible using citizen reported news, video and photos. >> we want you to send us the pictures and video of breaking news, extreme weather, forward stories about interest can people in your community. let us know what matters to you. we may put it on the air as part of our news coverage. >> all bay area residents are invited to participate in the project by documenting news and events happening around them. >> we're calling this new service, abc7 ureport powered by youtube. to send cell phone video and still photos use our e-mail address. >>> if you are

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