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

fix everything in the delta. what's everything? number one, give everybody the water they want. every drop. number two, make the delta fish-friendly, forever. sounds like a dream. >> sounds good to me. >> without being flip, of course, the delta is badly, badly damaged from 160 years of having to coexist with us. that is a big problem for the delta. everything we do from starting with the gold rush and sending entire mountainsides down the river, has damaged both the bay and the delta, and the wild life within it. >> not to be too practical, but how much is it going to cost to fix all of this? >> we'll get to that. just keep your checkbook ready. >> one of the things it didn't do is ask ag, farmers, to give up some of that water. they use far more water than cities do, for example. why did they make that decision? does that hurt their credibility with environmentalists, for example? >> well, i think it's early in the process, and i think -- i mean, it seems like every hot political constitution has a third rail,

be vigilant. >> reporter: dave marass is the delta levy chief.e says says the levy system is tested every day by rising and fallen tides. as for run off not seen in recent years. >> the levy system is in better shape this year because of all the work that's been done on them in the past cup of years. >>> dozens of critical erosion sites were repaired using huge bolders. we talked to marass as standing over one of those levies now overgrown with vegetation. it sits across from larry hamilton's home. >> i've lived on one of the islands' down here for more than 20 years. do we worry about it or concerned about it? at times. when the water gets to a certain point. >> reporter: the repairs patched up levees in areas that could be devastated. >> they only put bandages on the system. they didn't repair the system by any stretch of the imagine face. >> reporter: patches to the delta levy system are not enough but fixing autoof the levees would be an enormous if not impossible task. one reason for the difficult is the sheer size of the delta levy system.

one reason for the difficult is the sheer size of the delta levy system. right now i'm driving south on interstate 680s if i were to keep going and make my way to los angeles, i would have to drive there, back to the bay area and back to l.a. to equal the 1,100 miles of levee in the delta. >> that would raise them about six inches. >> reporter: another strong run off provides drinking water to 25,000 californians. >> whether it's a shift, the risks are still very high. we can't paper this over. >> reporter: and the breech of the island in 2004, california still does not have a comprehensive plan to respond to an emergency in the delta. mound and many other experts agree that failure of the delta is inevitable. the system is unsustainable. a state sponsors council will unveil a plan next year outlying a delta fix intended to balance water supply and environmental concerns. >> solving the problem is very expensive. and failing to solve the problem is extremely expensive. >> reporter: but solving the problem likely won't happen before the delta levies are tes

for six months they cleaned up down in the delta. about that time the north vietnamese and we will have a change in tactics. are going to go on the offensive. they put into effect what they call general offenses, general uprising. they thought when he went on the offenses people would rise up. the first phase of that was ted. they attacked all the cities in vietnam. many of the major cities with the delta so the night, the only unit south of saigon had to work cut out for them. the third brigade, airmobile to drive the three battalions at the first brigade had to clean out, and military installations, get the enemy out of there. the second brigade of marines went far south. so at the end of the month they had driven them all out. they defeated the vietnamese, north vietnamese and vietcong. they had done it by land and by air and by water over about 200 kilometers. to me, that was a major piece of what went on in vietnam. three things, there was no uprising. two, the vietcong infrastructure because they had help coming in was eradicat

a body of a young boy was found in the delta-mendota canal. jade hernandez has more details. >> it's the discovery authorities were convinced evidence pointed -- pointed to but it's not what anyone wanted to hear. the end to the amber alert did not end in happily for juliani cardenas. a press conference at patterson city hall is just wrapping up. we watched live as the stanislaus county sheriff describe how the body of the 4- year-old was found around 7:0 this morning, in merced county. they say -- they say the little boy was abducted from his grandmother's arms and by -- by hoe hey rodriquez. >> based on the clothing description, we're going to treat this case as a homicide and in the course and scope of that investigation, the isiahance of a warrant is -- issuance of a warrant is proper. >> rodriquez 'body has not been -- rodriquez's body has not been recovered. both windows in the back were rolled down. back to you. >>> we have news cruise in patterson and at -- news crews in pattersonant at the canal. we'll have more of this on our next ne

and a witness saw a toyota corolla go into the delta m delta-mendota canal. the 4-year-old boy's body was found in the canal 11 miles from where the car was found. >>> in san francisco, police are investigating the death of a 65-year-old man killed inside his knob hill apartment. monty francis is in the city with the latest on that for us. monty? >> reporter: diane, people who live here say they're in shock over this man's death. they say he was well liked and well known here in this knob hill neighborhood. police got a call at 6:15 last night from someone concerned about the victim and requesting that officers come check on his well-being. when officers arrived at 1035 bush street between jones and taylor, they found the 65-year-old dead inside his apartment with what were described as obvious signs of trauma on his body. neighbors tell us the victim was living with a younger man in his 20s, who the victim had taken in as one neighbor told me, quote, out of the goodness of his heart. >> i've never heard of anything happening like this. not from someone being

this would gut rules that protect delta water rules, the salmon run and the endangered delta smelt. >>> and president obama's new 2012 budget calls for $130 million to help extend b.a.r.t. all the way to s an jose. but the project could already be offtrack. the president is recommending spending the money on the project from fremont to s an jose. but republicans on capitol hill must approve the project and they are promising to slash billions. we talked to b.a.r.t. commuters and they -- to see if they thought this project would come through. >> 0 probably not. >> i take b.a.r.t. every day to come to school. it's a big advantage to me. i don't have a vehicle. >> if the money comes through, the line to san jose would open in 2018. >>> five different cities on the peninsula are considering a plan to merge into one regional fire district. this issue will be at the center of what promises to be a heated meeting in just a few hours. that's because a controversy may be rising from the proposal. tara moriarty has been doing some investigating and joins us from a fire station in belmont with t

a united, continental, delta and american using technology. egypt, u.s.nd january numbers will get attention on wall street. investors yesterday shrugging off concerns about the middle east. exxon mobile fuelling gains as well. the electronics maker offering refunds for desktops and laptops made from faulty chips from intel. they've corrected the flaw. the competition with the super bowl ad blitz, five commercials during this sunday's big game. g.m. plans a tie-in with a post-super bowl glee episode and giving away a camaro for the most valuable player. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. >> the man known as spider dan will find out today if he'll serve prison time for a stunt in downtown san francisco. dan goodwin climbed the 60 story millenni millennium tower last labor day. it brought out dozens of police and firefighters. last week a jury found him guilt of a public nuisance and obstructing arrest. he wanted to expose how fire departments are ill-equipped to battle high rise fires. >> remember the old car

we have it when the advisory for the delta. this is highlighted for the delta and 07 p.m. hour.trong winds persisting today. just reaching 45 increasing as we head through the afternoon. by the afternoon we continue to keep winds, up 4 20 mi. an hour through san francisco, oakland, redwood city. as we head towards 4:00 p.m. your evening commute looks like it will be windier out there. we will keep it windy through a p.m. this evening. fairfield up where a 30 mi. an hour winds, 20 through oakland, around the media bay will stay windy through this evening. those northerly winds are making for some warm morning temperatures. 150 in san rafael, a degree warmer in san francisco. 50 in antioch, livermore. upper 40's in mountain view. by the afternoon signal to gain cool down on tap here yesterday temperatures in the '70s, today we will stay in the '60s. 63 santa rosa, same with oakland around the coast. have been bay 58, 61 for san jose. you're 7 day around the bay just right for the work week. sunny and mild and warming by thursday, friday. cooler temperatures by sunday, monday with

for the delta, a hard freeze morning in effect. this means that the coldest temperatures could get into the mid-upper 20s. we could see them stay below freezing. it will be at chilly night. morning lows are expected to be at 30 degrees in san our file. 27 degrees in santa rosa. saying in the '20s. livermore, at the freezing mark. into a word as well. we see all of the but whether push forth and we will stay dry for tomorrow. i'll let the sunshine into the afternoon. your temperatures are expected to get into the fifties. 57 degrees in san doors appeared 54 degrees in nevada. the wet weather is expected to return tuesday. midweek, a better chance of rain as well. but whether it returns but not as cold. vicki? >> vicki: newly released surveillance video shows the escalator it malfunctioned during the event at the national mall. people tumbled down and landed on top of each other. several people were heard. one of them seriously. the transit authority say the break failed. apple may be getting some serious competition on the i pad. wi

his car was found right here in the delta mendota canal. conceived the water flow going south and that is exactly where the body was found. 31 mi. south of paterson are 730 a m. the canal authority cannot worker called that one line and said they had found the body of a small child and the canal. we talked about the area are rare near a cave and whitmore road. this is where it decayed stretches across the canal. authorities say that the body does match the description but they are willing to use dna to positively and identified the body. the discovery comes exactly 40 days after juliani was kidnapped. police talk about for kron4 news. >> stay with kron4 news and kron4 news website for continuing live coverage. as we continue to follow this search for the suspected kidnapper jose rodriguez. >> a live look outside, you can notice the camera is bouncing around. we do have a clear skies by winds are going to be out there tonight. they are already picking up. look at now but. 22 mi. an hour a sustained winds in fairfield. we're seeing quite a fe

along the delta and the central valley that's where winds up in the strongest but we still see gusty winds through the bay area. the wind advisory will expire at 7:00 this evening, and will be replaced by a fog advisory. strong winds out of the north and wind speeds in the 20 to 30 mi. an hour winds. the winds will die down this evening into the overnight hours. this will lead to a chilly morning tomorrow. current conditions are mild and average for this time of year. upper 50s of low 60s, 54 = half moon bay, 62 = oakland, 59 = fremont, 58 = antioch. sunny skies but the wind is still blowing out there tonight. colmar wins in the overnight hours which will lead to cooler temperatures. a lot of places in the low 30's and that's why a frost advisory is likely to be issued along the delta tonight. tomorrow, sunday and cool write about average and collide on tap for wednesday. we have changes as we head into the weekend and talk all about it in a bit. >> president barack obama is supposed to introduce a new budget part of the plan will include a $53 billion spending plan for high-speed ra

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

we see it in the delta. getting it right now.urther assessment of the 1/5 pleasanton and the valley is seeking heavy rain. sensate down to us get us. seeing heavy rain at this point. livening up in the north appeared we are keeping an eye on this because it is apt one and had to act deal. cold wind. wind coming behind a spirited could cause some snow. down below. 1,000 ft. maybe the more we will let you know. down to other headlines three federal prosecutors have outlined that they are born to send it to barry bonds of perjury trial next month. no real details of his case through the history down for more than three years. it does provide some insight into what prosecutors are thinking have been legal strategy. at quick break, we are getting word of the hot spot. george is keeping an eye on that. george? >>george: fled is affecting the two right lanes of the setback-101 and that interchange. backed up traffic along the city. through gems like and the central freeway. we will have a complete check of your hot spots when we return.

this was a move to match delta. this speaks for both of them. ticket prices up $20 for flights up to 500 mi.. $40 for flights ranging over 500 to 1500. for flights longer than that an extra $60. double that for round trip. we're talking about ticket prices going up as much as $120. >>pam: we just heard about airline prices going up? >>catherine: that's right to read it again. they were focusing this time on the business travelers and the price your tickets. off for the four airlines jumping on that. united, continental and delta and american they are boosting tickets from $20 to $60 on a lot of one- way tickets. >>pam: maybe it's time to get in the car. it traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is the westbound direction no problems in the lanes are moving quite well. we will be right back. ñ >>pam: news around the bay, vallejo is getting more bad press. last week kron 4 told about reporting forms magazine which listed vallejo was one is the most miserable cities live in. now vallejo is mid another national magazine lists as one of the count

the state says 163,000 salmon migrated back to the delta waters. the pacific coast federation says it could mean loser restrictions. >>> harsh words for sarah palin. he said she has nothing in common with his late father. and the younger reagan is known for his politics and came after organizers booked palin to speak at the reagan's ranch. the younger reagan called her a soap opera and says she does what she does to make money, and not a serious presidential candidate and palin has not responded. >>> san francisco is trying to clean up china town. for some reason this time of year sees a surge of illegal dufrning -- dumping. >> that sound filled the air thg as san francisco's china town community celebrated the chinese new year with fire crackers, but that celebration leaves a mess. >> we're going to clean it up. >> out reach crews from the depf public works made sure of that as part of a push to clean up the neighborhood. >> i told them to make sure they keep the sidewalk clean. >> crews started before dawn and say illegal dumping in rampant in al

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

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 fo

here they did not know what to do for six months they cleaned up the delta of. about that time the north vietnamese said we have a change of tactics we will go on the offensive ample it into effect the general offensive in general uprising they thought the people would rise up the first phase of that was 102-1968 or they attacked all the cities in vietnam many were in the delta of all those in saigon had their work cut out for them. the first brigade had to clean up the military installations to get the enemy out of their. the second went south so at the end of the month they had driven them out and survey defeated the north vietnamese and viet cong and done it by land and air and water over 200 kilometers. to me that was a major piece of what went on. there was no uprising. it was a big defeat from that time on there was no problem with the infrastructure. third, the people were unhappy. what you give us arms to protect ourselves? that started the people self-defense force. 14 people comment leaders, you will not believe in a year and have they had 2 million of

even the delta is looking at when the advisory for today.the afternoon, much cooler, temperatures this g-7 these. 60s today, slight chance of rain moving in by this weekend. starting off with the wind advisory until about 7:00 a.m. portions of the delta, strong northerly winds expected today, 30 mi. per hour. sustained winds, strong were gust up to 45 mi. an hour today. current temperatures. 12 mi. an hour atf moon bay, 28 fairfield, 26 sfo. winds up to 13 mi. an hour in mount you. temperatures in the '50s is helping to warm temperatures up in may not feel warm, 49 oakland, 50 san rafael. 53 san francisco. upper '40's in the south bay. in the afternoon and 50s, 60s. 53 of the napa, adult the.the delte is a look at your 7 day around the bay. there is more sunshine, sunny, mild for the rest of the workweek. warming up at the end of the week chance of rain sunday-monday. >> erica: out the door there been a hot spot, a great conditions, no slowing in the westbound direction of 580. if you're heading over to the bay bridge, nice, like, you will h

day after day we reported on the crews pulling one car right after another out of the delta- mendota canal while looking for a missing 4-year-old. mark sayer shows us among locals the canal has a rather telling nickname. >> reporter: it was no surprise to local law enforcement that 16 stolen cars were found in the delta-mendota canal while searching for juliani cardenas. it raised one big question. what's in the water? >> it is a go away place. >> reporter: that's what rick wilson say locals call the canal. the water is in murky and in constant motion. >> it was always common knowledge to know that there are a lot of cars being stored in this canal. >> reporter: the delta-mendota canal runs for 117 miles from tracy to fresno county. the average speed is 2 miles an hour you can see it readily accessible along nearly its entire path and that means many of the secrets that canal keeps may simply never be known. >> we know there is stuff there. >> reporter: the bureau of reclamation built the canal in 1951 and is responsible for its operation today. >> the actual incident of the day was

right into the delta they are going to drop even more. vallejo, hard freeze morning. 3:00 in the morning to 9:00 a.m.. cold temperatures getting into the mid-upper 20s. in the urban areas we could get up to 20 degrees. another very, very cold, but chilling night. here is a look at your forecast. 29 equals mac left. 29 = fairfield. 32 = fremont. all of the west but there is pushing off into the said. is bringing snow fall into los angeles. the entire state is feeling this weather. it should stay clear into tomorrow. i'll let the sunshine is expected into the afternoon. 57 degrees expected of santa rosa pirie 54 = richmond. 53 = san francisco. here is your seventh day of around the bay. tomorrow there is a lot of sunshine expected. showers into tuesday. precede by mid weekend. -- breezy by midweek and. vicki? >> vicki: some people are disappointed not to have had so but reggie kumar told us that many bundled up. >> reporter: adults and kids wore scarves and gloves while snow fell. the temperature it felt like one of the coldest in recent me

to the delta, and carcinas with even 30 m.p.h.-40 m.p.h.. 10 mi.er hour and even gusting up to dirty m.p.h. on the coast. and 30 m.p.h. on the coast. and we should expect 70's along the coast, 70's to antioch, concord. and if your 7 day around the bay forecast tomorrow looks great. and a few degrees warmer, sunshine. the weather pattern does not change. all the way into next week. temperatures starting to come back down. still, mid-60s is better than average for mid- february. sunshine, cool mornings. 40's. even 30's. below freezing temperatures. >> thank you. >> it is only going from bad to worse. six injuries at the cowboys' stadium. and you could not believe on who they are turning to help. sports director, gary radnich. >> the giants world championship is starting to it must, again. this story that leaked out today. sandoval has spoken with barry bonds. indeed, working out a little bit trying to shed 30 lbs.. and they showed up with a media gathering and he did look a little bit skinnier. and 3:30, was not that great last year. and everybody is

the dental fees -- the delta dental fee increase is based on claims experience. we did request the claims package, at least for delta dental, the standard of care, which includes three cleanings for anyone who is pregnant. if you can teackeep your teeth n why you are pregnant, your child will tend to have less cavities. we also have an implant benefit to -- under the same circumstances of the bridge benefit -- the standard of care today is not updated. that added an annual $1.9 million about a to the overall benefit. -- value to the overall benefit. employees also have a choice of two dental hmo's which have less cost sharing. so, in summary, page 9 tells the story. the city plan aggregate increase is a $78.8 million increase, 13.5% over last year, of which, member contributions are 25%. there are $250 deductibles and they also pay for every visit if they are in that work, -- in- network, as well as out-network. blueshield came in at 2 and 94.1. -- 294.1. that is a point increase. employee dental came in at 47.5. that was a 4.7% increase. that made our total over

stanislaus sheriff said of the child's body found this morning in the delta mendota canal that it was no doubt cardenas. >> based on the physical description and the clothing description which matches that provided us to of our kidnapping victim. >> reporter: many in patterson had become close to this case, today's news was difficult to take. >> i didn't think this was going to be the outcome. >> reporter: at the family home an ambulance could be seen leaving. a witness spotted rodriguez' car go into the delta mendota canal go into the canal 45 minutes after the abduction. >> the car being found was a shock. but we still held on that they weren't in the canal. we stood on our faith and for the love of juliani. >> reporter: with juliani's body now found. the sheriff says this is a homicide case and a warrant has been issued for rodriguez. perhaps a formality as he too is believed dead. >> all of our evidence and our witnesses statements which are corroborated by that statement leads us to believe that rodriguez is probably also in the canal. >> reporter: this is a story that has touche

a heavy spring runoff is just one of the many potential threats to the delta. word from the california department of resources states the levee system is tested every day. but some scientists say the system is unsustainable and failure is inevitable. >> whether it's a flood, whether it's an earthquake or the unlikely case both, the risks are still really high. we can't paper this over. >> a state sponsored council will unveil a plan next year outlining a possible solution for the delta levee problems. >>> senate majority leader harry reed says he will introduce legislation next week to avoid a government shutdown. reed's bill would keep government running at current spending levels if as expected republicans and democrats can't agree on a bill by the march 4 deadline. although a short-term extension bill is nothing new, it is being rejected by republican leaders who say they would be freezing spending at inflated levels. >>> well, more money for the bay area. the big event planned in just a few months is expected to provide a huge boost to the tourism industry.

as they shift out of the east, they're going to get a little gusty, especially out by the delta.d advisory there from the carquinez strait. windy conditions but that will mix out the fog in the coming days. won't have that to worry about. low to mid-60s campbell today. 63 los altos. for the hills there upper 60s. 61 downtown, a beautiful day once that fog burns back in the north bay. mid-60s petaluma. near east bay 62. 63 fremont and in pittsburg today low 60s, lots of sunshine and down by the monterey bay some fog here but then 64. here's the accu-weather 7-day forecast. a little windy later on but we are getting warmer and milder right on through the week into the weekend and frances has a detailed look at that fog in the north bay. >> good morning, lisa. talking about that dense fog where we find it here with a live shot of our golden gate bridge camera. this is what you can expect this morning. and this is actually somewhat improved visibility. lisa said once you got into san francisco it improved dramatically. we'll check out the san mateo bridge next. a very different shot

areas of overnight fog along the coast and delta. tomorrow, that warming trend is going to continue. with our current conditions warmer inland with low 60s. 64 degrees in antioch. notice, temperatures along the coast are going to be cooler. with clouds sticking on through the afternoon. overnight, clear skies and temperatures will get colder. grab your jacket for tomorrow morning. 36 in napa, the 40's at inland, and 47 degrees in san francisco. in the afternoon, the fog will clear and warm up nicely. 55 degrees in santa rosa, 55 degrees and the bay shores, low 60s and the same to the south bay. and low 60s for our inland valleys. the extended forecast we're going to be seeing a warmer conditions tomorrow. however, a blast of cold air into the bay area on wednesday. and also windy on wednesday. and a nice recovery on thursday. a nice recovery into 60s, and we will keep it on a warmer side all the way to the weekend and into next week. plenty of sunshine for your forecast. >> the students sports programs are on edge of uc- berkeley to

francisco, upper 60s for hayward, mid-50s for the coast, san jose 60 degrees right now. 58 in the delta. wednesday the four caskets interesting we see the satellite maps. over the next couple of days these clouds will go south. eventually it will drop low enough it will pipe moisture in rain into our area. late tuesday night, into early wednesday morning. that's when we expect the majority to fall. we could see 1 in., and out of the system for the north bay, and the santa cruz mountains. the dekaldifficult tg is the ground is already saturated. we have a possibility of down trees with their roots, softened up with all the witnesses and the winds. you put that together and we may have power outages. for thursday, friday it mellows out. i guess the phrase to take away is an on-again, off-again week. let's check with your commute. >> george: still quiet start for your commit this morning, 6:00 a.m. hour we are not tracking any hot spots. the bay bridge same conditions in has been for 30 minutes or so just a bit of a delay. maybe and 50 minutes we will see the meter lights kick off. --15--t

. >> louisa: temperatures cooler through the napa valley, and the delta. dropping as much as 17 degrees. we have seen them dip below freezing details coming up. >> darya: coming up with the breaking news in san francisco. early morning crash has killed one person. will tran is live, it has shut down a big area. what is at the intersection well? >> will: this is the intersection of the jury. it involves a blue out the and the gray moss step. mazda. they saw e headed downtown. he was running red lights when he collided into the gray mazda which was northbound towards the golden gate bridge. that person in moscow was pinned in the car died at scene. --must o mazda-'s already ticket was. when i showed up here it was silent. >> darya: the extent of damages unbelievable. >> will: they don't have an estimate on how fast he was going. they have investigators taking measurements, photos, there are skid marks in the intersection. according to the police department. that does not mean the blue car saw the mazda in the intersection and then slammed on his brakes. he c

65 degrees in santa rosa, 61 degrees in san francisco and the delta locations will be the upper 60s, low 60s upper 50s-- >> and with 59 degrees in half moon bay. your 7 day around the bay forecast want to more but a cool down filtering into the bay area. what was the seq done but a nice rebotemperatures back to the six downed and is warming trend will continue. stay with us. we will be right back. >> new details, but the health overhaul is unconstitutional. and this side with 26 states to block it. the u.s. district judge excepted from to doesn'tutor foa dozen states to violate their rights to force them to buy health insurance. the judge accepted this from two dozen mistakes. . >> also, the new dietary guidelines issued by the government. these guidelines and change every couple of years. >> the relief tube now, what are roughly one half of the population, drastically there really do change--. they're getting release specific. let us take a look of the recommendations. and anybody over 51 african american with high blood pressure, diabetes, kidney disease look at the rest! 1/2 teasp

when it starts to pick up especially into the grittiness and the delta. this area and live there's a wind advisory in effect from 10-6:00 we could get those strong winds to about 30 mi. per hour. the strong discuss moving in late afternoon. we also have a winter storm warning in effect if you're heading to the sierra you could see some road closures today 1-2 ft. of snow. up in the higher elevations up to 4 ft.. gusty winds up to 50. stronger even over the peaks. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. not as heavy rain expected tomorrow but rain expected to linger radon do the rest of your work week slight chance of showers for the weekend into monday. this will be the heaviest and the strongest. >> erica: great start your tuesday morning to you. no hot spots. bridges look good. late conditions here, like conditions from of three approaches. --light conditions. getting to the san mateo bridge may be a different story, still falling overnight construction in effect of the northbound-800. the rent to shut down by caltrans until 5:00 a.m. in the meanti

we have one in effect for the delta until 7:00 p.m., strong winds up to 30 mi., gusts up to 45. we could see the winds in increasing by the afternoon. by the afternoon wind gusts up to 20 mi. an hour, 30 mi. an hour through fairfield, even our evening commute will be windy. the will stay windy until about 8:00 p.m. this morning we are seeing some warm temperatures this morning. 52 for san francisco, 50 san rafael, have monday. we are still in the 40's through oakland, 43 for san rosa, by the afternoon significant cool down in store. 63 today in san rosa, 60 novato, temperatures staying in the low 60s right through the strait. 60 for livermore 61 san jose. 7 day around bay shows more sunshine on tap for rest. we could warm up by the end of the work week. clouds and cooler temperatures by the weekend are raindrop virtu on sunday, monday. >> reporter: this the dollar has been cancelled for eastbound 580 hot spot it was involving a big rig into other vehicles. the damage has been done and westbound direction. that red and yellow on the screen backing up on to the al

we have a wind advisory for the delta with strong southerly winds to 30 mi. an hour. those strong gusts picking up in the late afternoon hours. a winter storm warning along 80, 50. we could see road closures with so much snow coming down. we could get up to 4 ft. of snow in some of the high your elevation. 7 day around the bay, a slight chance of rain continuing through the weekend. george? >> george: no hot spots, starting with the bridge check. no backup, notably on their approaches. i will show you the 80 ride in a moment. san mateo bridge looks good here volume building a bit but not at peak traffic. lighter than usual still on the westbound or commute side. golden gate bridge ride 1 01 southbound problem free. heavier traffic now, still without delay through marin county on 1 01 southbound. we see flashing lights in the northbound direction. they are moving some of the cones out of the right hand lane. interstate 80, the commute headed down toward albany, passing golden gate fields. you see the traffic looks good to the lorry the shore freeway. darya? >> darya: 6

the carquinez strait, the delta. will keep us from getting too, too cold tonight but wednesday and thursday cold temperatures rebound nicely with mid to upper 60s over the week, 70s over the weekend. staying high and dry through early next week. guess we have to enjoy it while we do and more updates on that big storm in the northeast. >> lisa, thank you. >> a little left right there. thanks for joining us today on abc 7 news. (speaking in international language) and he said unto them go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel ♪ every creature in the world. (applause)

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'