what about the delta, what do we do if we don't know where to go. my agency represent as hundred percent of our supply in the delta. that does not mean we have sat back waiting for the delta to be improved. we have spent more than a billion have to diversify but with the aspects that lester talked about we're going to have to invest in the delta in a way that creates adoptibility and what i call a, two for example. or we could have a katrina type event when it hits. if we don't invest in levies and improve meant on the water supply can in fact be the cork in the bottle when the global warming raises the sea level. i listened to a professor the other day that's chair to one of the groups that talked about what levy groups ought to be. the levies on the west side are not worth saving because their big islands and i raised my hand and i said so the delta will become salt water and what are you going to say to the species and the people that live there because that's salt water. we can't all go into silos. those are levies for water quality. we have to

call comes from the latest report on the water crisis focusing on the delta.-thirds of californians rely on the delta for their water and diverting water has been blamed for change in the flow and degradation. a new report says to restore the delta, sending water flies downstream to central valley and southern california could be reduced by one-third. deliveries to the bay area could be slashed 70%. >> the more you cut back, the more challenges you have. we have to find something that works and balances the water supply and ecosystem. >> if we don't change anything else, it's going to take more water to restore the ecosystem of the delta. >> the report will be forward today the delta stewardship council which has the job of finding solutions that consider both nature and the needs of people. >> wal-mart's plan for inventory may reveal more about what you want people to know. >> and apple is having a problem making iphone 4's. jane has the money scope report. >> having trouble finding jeans at wal-mart? they plan to roll out a sophisticated electronic, that wil

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new report looked at the delta which has long been ground zero for quench go our thirst.s that net miranda it has fueled debate over what to do. >> about two-thirds rely on the delta for drinking water. but a new report find that residents need to severely cut back in order if for the project to survive or delta to survive. >> if we don't change anything else it's going to take more water to restore the ecosystem of the delta. >> diverting water for decades has been blamed for changing salinity and flow. to restore it is based water flow alone, sending water supplies down to central california could be reduced by one-third. north, it could be slashed 70%. >> cutbacks are already happening to deal with the three year drought and to save the endangered smelt. what else can a person get water for residents and farms. >> there is nowhere else to get water and the report isn't going to be implemented on its own. they don't have any regulatory clout. >> more you cut back, more challenges you have. we have to find something that works. >> still, environmentalists warn the findin

north of the delta, delivery koz be slashed 70%. there is if the supplies are limited further where elts can they get water for residents and farms? agencies stlai is nowhere else to get water and reports isn't meant to be implemented on its own, pointing out it doesn't have cloud clout. >> more you cut back more challenges you have. we have to find something that works and balances this water supply. >> there is water loss is a problem. >> flow is probably one part of the eco system that we have detected most. this is about as much as we've destroyed habitats. >> and the council has been finding solutions that considers nature and people. >> ever been tempted to switch credit cards to zero interest and no annual fee? >> offers you get in the mail. [ banker ] when ashley's violin teacher told her parents she was gifted, they were thrilled. she's a natural vibrato. oh. we started saving for this music camp in vermont. so i told them about some of the wells fargo online savings tools like my savings plan, which helps them set up and m

and it adds fuel in to do with the delta. >> two-thirds rely on the delta for drinking water. report says that residents need to cut back on use. >> if we don't change anything else, it's going to take more water to restore the ecosystem of the delta. >> diverting water for decades has been blamed for changing the flow contributing to the system's overall decline. to restore it, based on water flow alone, sending water flies downstream to southern california could be reduced by one-third. north of the delta it on could be slashed up to 70%. >> cutbacks are already happening to deal with the drought and save the endangered smelt. where else can a person get water for residents? >> they say there is nowhere else to get water and the report isn't meant to be implemented on its own pointed out they don't have any regulatory clout. >> the more challenges we have. we have to find something that works. >> still environmentalists warn the findings can't be dismissed because water flow is major problem. >> it's probably one part of the ecosystem that we have affected the most. we have

small amounts of sea level rise which could breach the levies in the san francisco sacramento bay delta region. so we are intimately tied to and connected to that overall city. our plan is simply to work with everybody we can find, every partner we can find, to try to find ways to address these issues, to help with funding and to make sure that we are aware of the science to be doing some proactive planning on our own system, and of course to be supporting legislation that will lead to the kinds of dramatic reductions in emissions which will, we hope and trust, help to avert some of the worst impacts of climate change in the future. but the fact is that climate change is not only real, it is in fact happening and so we are dealing with it right now. the three speakers that are on my panel are all people who are coping in various ways and helping to be part of the solution. i'm going to just briefly introduce all three of them in order you have their biographies in your booklets so i won't read them to you. i will simply point out if you can't read the name tags that to the left of where

are we building another katrina in the delta and are we doing so that increases the delta failure that has profound water shortage implications and we have them claiming yes climate change is real, yes, it has implications,

healthy for the future. 75% of snowmelt and rain should be flowing in delta from the y. right now, only 50% of that water flows in the bay. >>> all right. let's check in with mark tamayo who definitely says it's getting warm out there. >> good afternoon. it looks like the forecast, right on track. right now on live stormtracker2, the clouds pulling back to near the shoreline. we still have a fog bank to talk about. we have a few patches of clouds around richmond. but also the clouds near the golden gate bridge and right near the immediate sheer line. but over san francisco some sunshine breaking through, especially out toward the downtown region. the fog bank will gradually clear back to near the shoreline. look outside, we can show you this. a beautiful shot. currently 61 degrees. yesterday san francisco was only 56 for an afternoon high. so already warmer than yesterday at this point. we had a cloudy start this morning pulling back to near the shoreline. that fog bank will clear back. the extended forecast, we do cool things off once again beginning on sunday and into

are we building another katrina in the delta and are we doing so that increases the delta failure that has profound water shortage implications and we have them claiming yes climate change is real, yes, it has implications, but, no, they would not evaluate them. so being the reasonable people we are, we sued them. but we think it require as real analysis especially when agencies are making long-term issues with profound effects for public safety and we hope the courts resolve that rapidly and the legislature can do that as well. >> as far as regional exercises, i think i'm all for it. they do have their limitations but the way to improve these models and to understand their capabilities is to use them and try to confirm that they work on big events that we actually have observed, and so you know, typically, we look retrospective simulations and try to introduce as much independence in the tests that are used, in order to gain confidence that the models work in future situations. i'm not familiar with the environmental quality act or activity that you mentioned but i think it's worth di

united saw an 80% increase, and delta just 8%. what's the difference?>> the uncertainties of the derivatives market and so forth. with the still weak economy, fuel prices should somewhat behave as they go into the recovery. which are best poised to manage these costs? >> southwest has been a champion in that area simply because of the stronger balance sheet. >> i want to talk about merger activity. major carriers have gone from six to four with dealt delta and northwest, and pending continental united deal. which carriers are ripe for acquisition? >> the u.s. would be well served for the consumer with three major hub and spoke carriers, plus a couple of low cost carriers like southwest and jet blue. tai. it would eliminate the competition and airlines could make a steady profit. >> you would to name any names that could be on the sale wlok? >> most of the mergers have been done already. there's only two out tl, american and us airways, and i don't see a potential >> lafrk lafrk and regional airlines, this is a standout, the best performing regional airl

will see a good amount of lifting to the delta and portions of the north bay. we will continue to keep fog in the venture along the peninsula and to ease bank. they should start to see a good amount of mixing. after anheuser and stay cool. 76 and there are said about the same napa. datasets boehmite see a few aides said there. 84 morgan hill, upper '70's reenters san jose and mountain view. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. what it does show us is this typical summer pattern with morning bob clearing in the afternoon but again tomorrow we could see the box that the number big as it could produce a little better drizzle. fasted and a commune with their dead. >> thank you. ride around the bay area and no hot spots, or delays. take your the century the bay bridge toll plaza cars are streaming on my head was bowed toward the city all lanes are open to dublin in nice, easy ride of their just emitted from the foot of maize into fremont. jumping on over to read the same day and the reports of any problems, delays as across the span, over the golden gate pre

for us there is also more of a component of a delta breeze.he city has just -- [ inaudible ] >> -- 64 on the high side today. there is always sun but temperatures look like they will stay be low average, which is 68. >>> cool coast, mild for some and hot for others. 64 pleasanton, 60s cupertino, gilroy and san martin. that tropical cloud staying in southern california. that system will help usher in a cooling trend. still warm to hot inland. when you get a west-southwest wind gusting to 29 at fairfield that is a delta breeze. 90s for some. 80s around the bay. 60s and 70s closer to the coast. a cooler pattern starts to take over. inland areas will feel it by sunday into monday, claudine and dave. >> u.s. video game sales fell for the second month in a row, a 6% decline for the same period last year. some analysts blame a light slate of new titles while others say gamers are waiting for the release of two new motion controllers later this year. red dead redemption remained the most popular but tiger woods pga tour 11 was a disappointment. >>> th

still, the river flowed continuously from the sierras to the sacramento, san joaquin delta. watershed bustled with commerce and recreation. but the river's era of abundance came to an abrupt end with the construction of friant dam, which was completed in 1942. the decision to build friant dam was a calculated choice by politicians and powerful land owners to trade fish for farms. miles of river were all but drained as water was rerouted to irrigate a million acres of arid land from merced to bakersfield. and within a few years the chinook salmon ceased to exist in the upper reaches of the san joaquin river. >> the thing that's most remarkable to me about them is that in spite of all the changes that have occurred and alteration to either habit and historical conditions that they still somehow persist. >> reporter: chinook are the largest of the salmon species. they travel thousands of miles, spending three to five years in the open ocean before making the difficult journey upstream to their river origins to spawn and die. but the dams on the san joaquin were built too high f

it's all because of what is not happening in the delta. >>> find out what happened when a giant whale leaped on to a yacht with two taylors on board. >>> check it out. good news on wall street right now. the dow up significantly, mainly because of another batch of strong earnings, specifically caterpillar, u.p.s. and at&t, all beating analysts' expectations, encouraging signs of europe that's offsetting disappointing news on home sales and a weak jobless report. so right now, the dow is currently up 205. the nasdaq is up 57. s&p, up 25. >>> it's 7:44. shirley sherrod said she is considering whether or not to accept a new job at the department of agriculture after being forced to resign earlier this week. sandra endo is in washington, d.c. request the latest on -- with the latest on this developing story. good morning, sandra. >> reporter: good morning. all of this could have been prevented if someone just listened to shirley sherrod, her story, her explanation, and listened to the videotape where her comments were recorded. well, now that everybody has heard exactly what's on the tape

we compete with large domestic airlines like delta jet or american. and we're putting ourselves in a position for this merrer to be able to successfully compete. i do not believe that competition is reduced by this merger because this is a brutally competitive industry a3 it is today and will be after this merger. there are essentially no barriers to entry. there are high barriers to exit. this industry does not earn anything on its invested capital. we have lost billions of dollars. >> can you name one legacy carrier house that a bankruptcy that have emerged were they have actually producedd -- produced lowwr operating costs and hhve not had a significant reduction? >> let me speak to what delta airlines, and willie capacity production aside for a moment because i believe that was caused by the global recession, speak to direct it -- delta executives about that. they said they believe thh synergies in the merger will be approximately double what they anticipated. that gives me great hope and continental. i am not saying all will be able toodeliver th

wins at least around 20 miles an hour, could be approaching 30 miles an hour, especially around the delta as we do head into the afternoon hours. as far as your forecast for today, we will break it down, this morning at 7:00 clouds and fog, possibly drizzle. patchy fog into the afternoon hours. temperatures only upper 50s, possibly around 60. then right around the bay this morning mostly cloudy skies into the afternoon hours. partly sunny a breeze developing, temperatures on either side of 70. plenty of sunshine for the interior, like we said, no more 90s, hostest locations around 85 to 86. here is a look at some of the numbers, san francisco only lower 60s at 62. pacifica spends most of the day in the 50s topping out around 60 early this afternoon. san jose mid-70s. morgan hill right around 85 degrees. >>> here is a look ahead. your five-day-forecast we have been talking about the cooling trend and it is here. tomorrow even cooler than just little warmer temperatures for thursday and friday. we could be cooling back down as we do head into the weekend. ♪ [ music ] >> well, european marke

the bay delta here. and next one, please. and this was - we always talk about sea level rise and i heard a couple of orders of magnitude of estimates this morning and one of them was more like this where this is the more conservative,ip sfpuc, estimate where the change in sea level you were told sea levels are rising by about half a foot. we can expect that at least probably. but we could see an accelerated rise of maybe three or four times that according to,ip sfpuc. instead of half a foot we could see three feet. you know out here at fort point here in san francisco. first of all we don't know what the climate is doing to do, but secondly, the way ice gets dumped into the ocean from the land based - well sea level rises from one, the water gets warmer and inflates because it's density is less and that's well understood and handled by climate models. what's not well handled is the fact that when ice gets shed from green land and antarctica, there's 70 levels that if it all melted would raise sea levels but the problem is it'

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we have proposed expanding in sustainibility in the delta which is nonstructure, additional conservation, and additional conflict money. tools are not conjugal, they are not the same as replacing snow back you have to put the right things back to make sure you have what your looking at. having water in ground water is not the same. it's putting together the right portfolio to give you the resilience to deal with that. finally getting back to the greenhouse gases, last slide. as you put that together you have to keep an eye on what is the carbon footprint and it's tough to get around. we have to develop models so every urban model plan is addressing greenhouse gases in a similar fashion. thanks. [applause] >> i'm the last speaker, everybody is hungry. susan got me here and if you saw the al gore movie, she told me i would be a lost speaker and she said, and that's where you do your best works a you wrap up. i'm here is a the chair of american water resource foundation. i'm going to talk about a report done that's fundamentally the best resource any water manager could have right now. many

. >> the next on the fire engine crew has to respond to a fire in some parts of san jose delta goingto get there. starting monday this recently built fire station was shut down indefinitely and with it an engine fire truck crew. it's run by these homes and health far from another station. fire officials say if that will mean in 9 minute response time for the nearest engine is someone catches fire could possibly the difference between sitting house of losing it. >> you will not get a faster response the unit would have to come from the surrounding station station 18 or station 13 was likely. >> near downtown the homes are packed together station 30 is losing an engine and be replaced by less equipped fire truck. fire officials said it told chose station 30 because are some of stations with relatively shorter response times. it's still seven or eight minute response. a station known as were the busiest in town. that means of surrounding stations have to respond even more often driving further than before. in san jose kron 4 news. >> for budget cuts for vallejos police department as of

water could be replaced with other sources, including water from the sacramento delta.ton worries about the future of that supply. environmentalist are in court raising concerns about the salmon habitat there and the future of the delta smelt. >> rather than try to start a dead river, why don't we work on the merced or stanislaus and invest in that. >> but they say the salmon will come back and they don't have to look any farther to where the water flows again to see that life is slowly returning to the san joaquin river. >> dan says under the current agreement there are a series of milestones that must be be reached over the next 16 years. >> don't go away. 7 on your side is up next. >> smart meters is leading to more customers to having their power disconnected. both sides coming up on 7 on $ñ$ñ$ñ$ñ$ñ$ñ$ñchúiúiúiúiúiúiúiúñ >>> the state regulators -- excuse me we are taking a live look at mount tam, with the marine layer, definitely below the peak of mount tam. difference you are going to get depending on where you live is probably 30-40 degrees range. heat wave we've

i'm standing with a resident now rifing in this community near delta ridge watching this unfold and it is shocking. >> it's amazing. i've lived here since 92 never seen flames getting this clo.s it's against the backyard of the community w way the wind picked up here in the last mour two, hours, it could jump and that is what is scary part. >> and with that wind wiping -- whipping. the embers falling everywhere gets into your throat choking you up that. is one of the problems you're dealing with and i'm dialing w if the calms to evacuate, we're ready to go and will take dogs and cat. we'll take what we can go and we've got the cars ready to go. >> now, out in palmdale, lancaster it's called high desert. very dry. talking to this resident just minutes ago. and he was saying that wow. one of the issues he had is if it caught, if a fire happened, if a fire ever occurred in this community, was going to be big. >> as you can see, if it makes it across the road there is nothing to stop it until it gets to the next subdivision. flames coming through the valley here. it's a dangerous area. the

by 7:00 it will thicken up and you can see that delta breeze pushing the fog through the delta and the central valley and much of the bay area. by 8:00 we are going to see quite a bit of low cloud cover is about the 9:00 hour right around the bay area keeping the fog up and to the north bay as well. by 10- 11:00 it will mix l. here's a look right now at your 7 day around bay what we are dealing with is continuing to seize and into the afternoon. we don't have the seven day so will toss it back to james. >> a bridge check everything's fine this morning no hot spot to report this is what it looks like on westbound 80 making your way towards a toll plaza here no delays clear commutes here the traffic on this ban itself also no incidents. there is caltrans of doing work on the upper deck but not getting in your life. san mateo bridge neisse like this morning nothing slowing you down at all. i shot of the golden gate bridge as the out there with to get into san francisco it is misty enough you'll have to use your windshield wipers here and there so be ready for that. 21 minutes from highway

delta stock dropped on three times its usual volume. also caught up in the sell-off and concerns about more capacity leading to lower ticket prices: u.s. airways and budget carrier southwest, each falling on heavier volume. we saw some biotech buying in gilead sciences. the wall street journal reports that a gel containing an h.i.v. treatment made by gilead cuts the chance of getting aids if used by women before and after sex. this study was led by south african researchers. shares bounced off a 52-week low which was hit on friday. the drug is used to treat the aids virus but this experiment looked at using it to help prevent h.i.v. catching you up on one of those biotechs working on an sperm experimental weight loss drug, vivus ctinued falling adding to friday's losses after an fda advisory panel decided against recommending its treatment for approval. finally merger talk. today that centered around h&r bloch. since january the stock down by a third. today shares bouncing on word that another tax giant wants to talk. john hugh it put t

looking fopper 80s when you get a west-southwest wind through travis at 30 miles an hour, that is a delta breeze, should even cool down for parts of mendocino county and lake county, a lot of low clouds and fog up and down the coast. a system is moving in to the north of us that is going to usher in a much cooler pattern so the trend started yesterday, continues today and scareys well into wednesday then maybe a slight rebound as that ejects out. low overcast, sunny, breezy, the fog is 2500 feet so it has no problems clearing the hills. 50s, 60s, coast, 70s around the bay and 70s and low 80s well inland, even there temperatures should come town the next few days, slight rebound end of the week. >> 6:06, a seven-year-old oakland girl attacked by a pit bull is home from the hospital and a full recovery is expected. on saturday the child was bit n in the gaze by the dog when she tried to pet it's. officers would not confirm or deny this is the dog that aced t child but they left no doubt what they plan to do with the dog that is responsible for that attack. >> he is absolutely not a comforta

i had to jump on the northwest delta flight, presumably to south sacramento. when i got to work part of the world's, i got off thh plane and found out that it stopped. it was not goinggto go any further and i was stunned in minneapolis stt paul for the night. they handed me a ticket for the next morning. i went to pick up my ticket and pot on the plight and i was not bboked. -- went o geto get on the flight and i was not books. the computers did not work at all. which should have been obvious since i did not have a seat. the only way they did it was by teeephone to someone that they found in atlanta. so much for the efficiency issue of mergers. that is just a personal problem. my real concern is one of safety all the way around. iiwas astounded by the information given by the ceos about who was going to make sure that the main myt!aintenann china and singapore was a quality as though thee had no responsibility themselves for that. regard to pilots and other airlines thht contract with united or with continental, it is the responsibility of the management of bo

show where those pockets of fog are you can see abortion on river and through the bay up through the delta in the state kind of just having the cosines pushing its way down towards morgan hill in looks like san jose is in the clear but we are seeing plenty of raw even north bay. currently temperatures are in the '50s. 53 san francisco, mid-50s for livermore. warmer in hayward, oakland getting up to 58. into the afternoon we will keep it cool staying in the '70s. upper 70's for places like santa rosa sonoma temperatures rid around 70 degrees. another cool day 62 in san francisco, los the as well on the close, he is a pretty cool in places like berkeley, richmond. then into hayward, union city and fremont temperatures jumping into the '70s. the further inland the faster it warms up. down into the santa clara valley temperatures should talk about in the upper '70's, lower 80s. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. pretty consistent no big changes for this week to morning pettifog but you can see it is very slight warming trend over the next few days as we head towards the weekend. gett

livermore valley and the delta at expecting trouble digits. 99 pleasanton, pittsburgh 100, and antioch day around the bay warming it up tomorrow maybe see 101, 1 02 in spots like pittsburgh and antioch. it is around the bay up for '70s by the coast than sunday gradually cooling it down into the rest of the week. >> a new hot spot in san francisco the traffic on inbound central this outbound james lick it is jammed with the two car crash around army say jurors are razz. one of the calls have cars have completely stalled so inbound delays could actually back up round the corner on to the skyway and could affect the upper deck of the deck of the bay bridge. speaking of the bay bridge are the first back up all the morning so this is definitely the second wave of traffic that has come in after the 10:00 toll change remember ticks down from $6 to four for off pay peak. the san mateo bridge note considerations no problems the golden gate bridge looks good you can see it has reconfigured for a day traffic with three lanes in each lane. newsroom and checking with james he has the very latest fr

you can see that push rebounders the central valley read on to the delta.tinue to keep that far in the picture tube a.m., 9:00 a.m. by about 10:00 a.m. will see good amount of lifting into the septic from the north bay but we're keeping that far greater on the immediate bay area 11:00 a.m. a good nixing out, start to clear by 12:00. so keeping low clouds along the coast. going to stay cool once again state from the 55 for san francisco down and subbase 60 degrees and none view, the upper 60s to san jose 63 degrees. as we head into the afternoon it looks like temperatures are going to warm up really only into the upper 70's 75 and san jose, 56 for half moon bay 60 instead of a cisco here's a look in your here is a look at your 7 day around the bay.: next couple of days locators for the inland spot seven is around the bay '60s for the coast will about the upper 80s for in the spot price friday mid-70s the coast. warming up slightly as a head towards the end of the week still keeping a couple of there. erica. >> up in the latest on roadways we dublin now some

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widespread fog around the bay area through the delta and livermore valley down in the south bay as well san jose getting fog this morning much of the peninsula much more than yesterday. your current temperatures 52 in san francisco redwood city also 50 oakland and hayward down and the south bay 55 for san jose 57 in mountain view as we head into the afternoon temperatures are still below average but getting upper 70's through santa rosa 83 sonoma and napa, along the peninsula school once again 63 for san francisco warm are towards them for no upper 60. down into hayward and fremont to upper '70s throughout the san ramon valley temperatures low 80s this is where the warm spots are. livermore pittsburgh, getting to the 80s today. south bay 87 for los gatos 80 campbell here's your 7 day around today we do have all warming so by the time we hit saturday we could have the warmest day of the week we are back up to where we should be '90s inland to the upper seventies for the bay and '60s for the coast now let's check commute with george. >> no hot spots around the area we do have the potentia

state water officials say 75% of snow melt and rain should be flowing through the delta into the bay, but right now only 50% of that water drains into the bay. the delta supplies much of the state's drinking waters and this finding could affect water supplies in the bay area and other parts of the state. >>> san jose is going to be sprayed for mosquitoes tonight, part of the defense against the west nile. highway 17, and rincon and bud avenues. mosquitoes in the area have tested positive for the west nile virus. fogging will start at 7:00 and will go on for several hours. . >>> developing news from overseas. a major force has made an important announcement. >>> westbound 24 traffic moving along well, we'll tell you more about the morning commute coming up. woman: did you bring the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go first? i've been waiting for this all day. ok, this is from... aunt stacey. introducing chase quickdeposit. just photograph the front and back of your check using the chase mobile app on your iphone, and hit send. it went through. this is so cool. this is so cool. yo

lets gea to this live wind reader, buoy at the delta.e a pretty strong wind coming off the water. look at how that transpired. this cool air will get all the way toward the davis area. temperatures are going to be cooler tomorrow, not close, just cooler. these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow take off, i don't know, 4, 3 degrees off the hot temperatures inland, maybe 2 degrees off the temperatures around the bay. coastal sections will be mostly in the low 60s, upper 502s. gradual cooling. both days are going to be great. not a problem. just going to be gradually cooler. yesterday and today, the warmest days of the week. yesterday was warmer. temperatures now start to trend down as we move into next week. san jose downtown, good air quality. a little fog when you wake up, up to 88 degrees in downtown san jose. the hot weather has been hot. that high build from the desert southwest is built all week. today was pretty hot. temperatures are trending down. look over here. you know, 90s inland, low 90s and upper 80s on sunday, low 90s.

lets gea to this live wind reader, buoy at the delta. you have a pretty strong wind coming off the water. look at how that transpired. this cool air will get all the way toward the davis area. temperatures are going to be cooler tomorrow, not close, just cooler. these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow take off, i don't know, 4, 3 degrees off the hot temperatures inland, maybe 2 degrees off the temperatures around the bay. coastal sections will be mostly in the low 60s, upper 502s. gradual cooling. both days are going to be great. not a problem. just going to be gradually cooler. yesterday and today, the warmest days of the week. yesterday was warmer. temperatures now start to trend down as we move into next week. san jose downtown, good air quality. a little fog when you wake up, up to 88 degrees in downtown san jose. the hot weather has been hot. that high build from the desert southwest is built all week. today was pretty hot. temperatures are trending down. look over here. you know, 90s inland, low 90s and upper 80s on sunday,

. >>> water use here in california might have to be cut in half to keep the sacramento delta healthy for the future. state water officials say 75% of snow melt and rain should be flowing into the bay, but right now, only 50% of the water drains into the bay. the delta supplies much of the state's drinking water, and these new findings could affect water supplies in the bay area and other parts in the state. >>> part of san jose will be sprayed for mosquitoes tonight. the area to be sprayed is bordered by pain avenue, highway 17, and rincon and bud avenues. mosquitoes in the area did test positive for the west nile virus. . >>> a bay area baseball coach accused of knocking out an umpire says there's more to the story than meets the eye. details when we come back. >>> good morning, jade hernandez, santa clara police have a warning for their residents. find out what it is. channel 2 stock report brought to you by welcome back, here's a quick look at some of the stories we're following right now. bp is suspending the work on the relief well in the gulf of mexico because of a big storm in

fog blanketing the bay area. 6:00 a.m., covering the delta, inland valleys.y 9:00 hovering around the bay shore, pushing back to the coast. that's where it's going to stay. temperatures are going to be on the cool side. even though we will see sunny skies, temperatures will warm 5- 10 degrees from what we saw today. temperatures today were 20 degrees where they should be. 82 in antioch is the warmest. 65 in oakland. cool in santossa, 68 degrees there. 7 day around the bay forecast, fog is a big story, especially through the next couple of days. coast gifts. inland -- coast 50s, inland, 70s. >> thank you. >>> in the wake of a major pay scandal, the mayor of bell california announced he will not seek reelection and not take a pay for the rest of his term. >> reporter: the state is launching an investigation into the city of bell. jerry brown subpoenaed hundreds of records to determine whether to file charges. >> we are seeking the documents surrounding the pay outs. e-mails. employment contracts. city resolutions. minutes of meetings and other communications. >

noticed upper 80s around the delta. boating and fishing weather.yesterday and south bay, 80 degrees in san jose. 58 pacifica, north bay temperatures will be on the warm side. 78 day outlook, a little warmer weather, typical with 60s coastside, 90s inland. that is what we love about the bay area, pick and choose your weather. a lot of stuff going on the roadways, let's go to frances. >> unfortunately you can't pick and khas your commute too much but look at this, right lane is blocked on lombard street as traffic comes off the golden gate. at one point they did report the two right lanes leasing only one lane open. if that is the case, if the back-up develops you may with a want to consider marina boulevard to get around that. as we go outside, light traffic, no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza, nice ride across san mateo bridge and in the south bay, won't find any problems as well with a life look at 280 and 17 interchange and ed lights on 280 and 17 across your screen. latest traffic information by going to www.abc7.com. >> thanks a lot. 5:53.

77 degrees than even warmer yet and the scars and more than held its surveys trees there along the deltaer on the 80 degree mark antioch, pittsburgh, seeing that. 79 degrees in livermore valley. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. you will see that things kind of hold a pretty mild pattern here over the next seven days today that morning fog will be with us but because it will provide a little sooner more exposure to the sun that will cover tempters up one degree or two. mid '80s inland low 70's on the bay upper '50's, low sixties read along the coast that is the way it is going to stay for the foreseeable future traffic rise also pretty light. shot or worse for the its zeroth year purchased the bay bridge toll plaza the handful of cars to keep the company that ride from the macarthur maze into the city clocking in all their guys backing up and never a good idea to go in reverse on your the bay bridge for plaza looks are things were to order for him. san mateo, let us move the camera move along well in both directions traffic is moving at a limit rob minister hayward foster city