the snakes of the okavango delta are coming up next. ♪ music jeff: hi there.'m jeff corwin, and welcome to ocean mysteries. right now, we're hanging out in front of ocean voyager. this is the largest aquarium habitat you'll ever find anywhere, and it's a little teaser of the adventure to come; because right now, we're heading off to one of the largest wetlands on our planet, which is the okavango delta in africa. this, my friends, is going to be the adventure of a lifetime. every winter, highland rainfall floods into botswana, okavango delta, and the massive wetland swells to over three times its normal size. this dramatic infusion of water attracts animals from miles around, creating one of africa's greatest concentration of wildlife. our adventure begins in one of the many small villages that dot the outskirts of the delta. so we're in botswana in the dry season. what are you going to do? it's like back home in new england. you don't like the weather, just wait a minute, and it will change. so i'm traveling with brent reed. he's a naturalist. he's an explore

. >> and next is i would like to announce and congratulate bay delta maritime on the chrisening of i believe the 6th tug boat, yes, thank you. and on august 2, they chrisened a new maritime tug boat named the delta audry, all of them are named the delta somebody and that is usually a special family member and in this case, it is sean bennett 7-year-old daughter, what a great birthday present for her. and bay and delta, as you may have know have been serving the san francisco bay since 1982, they are a port ten apartment at pier 17 and offer ship assistance and patrol and escort and general towing services throughout the bay area and i am sure that you see them moving vessels of all sizes and configuration around the bay. and we are pleased that they are increasing their investment in the bay and thank you for that. and i would like to invite president katz to say a few words and, recognize sean bennett, the president of bay and delta maritime. >> go ahead. >> and stand up. >> yeah. >> so, we are absolutely thrilled that we are here for this come men ration of a new vessel, and partic

see what delta can do.

we're in the delta national forest. the same place where, during mississippi's alligator hunting season, three teams captured massive monsters, sparking headlines across the nation. >> this massive gator tipped the scales at 7,140 1/2 pounds. >> reporter: just the past weekend, the stoke family in alabama, captured a true behemoth. 1,011.5 pounds, the biggest caught ever. and next door in mississippi, meet beth trammell and her family of unusual gator huntsers. her son, parker, and brother-in-law, shawn. they caught this 723-pounder. and just an hour later, justin and his team wrangled this one. four pounds heavier. so, on this night, we hit the pitch-black swamps of mississippi, with the ordinary suburban family, turned reptile wranglers. paralegal by day. alligator hunter by night. >> alligator queen. >> reporter: the alligator queen and family capturing that gator on their first night ever. it sounds like you're -- >> yes. >> reporter: sometimes? >> it looks like it. it's like the loch ness monster. >> reporter: were

there it is again, and okay, just like delta. view, he thinks american has room to move higher here, but he also thinks it's been a laggard and the stock still has to face a ceiling of resistance which is rather close, roughly $2 and change above where it is currently trading. so while the chart is turning positive. lang is the least favorite of the ones he sent over. okay. what does lang prefer here? how about the airlines that refused to stop rallying this year at all. take a look at this one and this is the ceo recently. this sun believable, this chart and this is southwest air. symbol love. southwest had a couple of what we called gentle pullbacks and it was a gentle pullback to its 52-week moving average and what did the stock do? it immediately rebounded and that is great action. lang says that southwest has the relative strength and the stock has been making new highs since last week and here's the relevant strength index which is so strong. when ryan looks at southwest this is the stock that the big institutional money ma

it's always good to be in the mississippi delta, especially this changed mississippi delta. perhaps i should say somewhat changed mississippi delta. this is an appropriate place to speak about this book, because i have vivid memories of hiding from police along this particular street, the county courthouse is over there, and i have even more vivid memories of posses and city police here, and i have memories in -- this is really what much of the book is about -- the very, almost exceptionally strong, people of greenwood who history doesn't include -- i tell the story of some of them in the book, and i won't do it here. i will just announce some names. the green family here in greenwood, mississippi, almost a legendary family for their strength. the magees, laura magee, ran the sheriff off the farm outside of greenwood with her winchester. there were exceptionally strong people, and much of the southern movement is lodged in these strong people who protected us, and in fact, taught us. very much. i'll get back to that thought. i'm often asked, well, charlie, why did you do thi

let's call it the delta rule. headquartered in atlanta, i fly delta airlines a lot. i suggest that to be truly compassionate, to be truly moral, we apply the delta rule to the border. first, take care of our own. then, take care of others. instead of a border bailout, simply respect the rule of law and secure the border. [applause] millions of immigrants come to america legally to pursue the american dream. we admire them for playing by the rules, respecting american law, and contributing to our country and our community. we are for illegal immigration. and we are against illegal immigration. [applause] there already is a path to citizenship for those wishing to come to america. a legal path to citizenship. our government should not reward those who choose to get off that have, cut in line, and break the law. to do so would be in moral. fact, it would unfairly punish those who obey the law and follow the rules. simply respecting the rule of law and securing the border, we will send a message to the rest of the world that we welcome immigrants who come here legally, a

in then, make us appear to the delta. with the middle school students but franklin middle school is across the street from the public library. so i decided to engage with school jake -- school kids if they knew anything about her and they did not know anything. and pointing at the library she was important. they need to know about her. added be back in a few days to tell them some things about her and i was going to tell the story but i said i knew her in when i said that they were 30 years old and mr. charles cobb you were alive back end? [laughter] and at one level and how do i know? cabellas dave messina for old enough? i've put beside me saying something like we and freddie douglas. [laughter] to sit around to try and decide what to do. but it did place in my mind a necessity of the history if anybody was going to meet that necessity but i bitterly shifted gears. to have very little foreign affairs. so when i think is important to note. in to fill in what has been absent. >> it came out of nowhere not connected to any

so, no, delta will not invert. the broader issue of tax policy in the united states, federal tax policy -- remember, we're now in a global economy. and maybe it didn't matter 30 or 40 years ago, but now capital moves freely across borders around the world. the rule of law's strong. we have a world trade organization. when you take all those factors together, just like states, you're sitting in atlanta, and atlanta is incredibly competitive. it's probably one of the number one places for businesses to relocate in the u.s. and the reason why is atlanta's a much more competitive place to place your business than a lot of other states. it's no different for the united states. when we're trying to attract capital in this country, you've got to be attractive to attract capital. >> that's why it sounds almost like if you could, you would pursue a tax inversion. >> well, we have -- we're in a very different situation because we play an essential role in the u.s. defense department, you know. we are a -- >> understood. >> -

>> delta airlines is suing us. >> they are? >> yes. >> and is a because of the case that you just mentioned? >> well again, they don't, they don't agree -- we put together economic impact procedures that are consistent with the way we do it for every industry. we are not going to pick and choose into a special one for aircraft. we look at how we look at economic impact as congress has asked us to look at economic impact. just add one more thing. we are the only export credit agency in the entire world that does this. no other export credit agency, no other country requires this. are happy to do so but i think the committee should know this is something unique to the united states. >> you have really sense of 2011 to stop disclosing the yearly total of a number of aircraft exports. why would that be? >> i'm unaware that we made a change in our disclosure since 2011. i mean, we -- >> do you disclose all of them right now? >> anything over $100 billion is in the federal register for fall 25 days before final board vote. >> above t

we continue to levee the entire length of the delta. valley built up for centuries by the old river spilling her floods across the bottom of the continent. a mud delta of 40,000 square miles. men and mules, mules and mud. new orleans to baton rouge, naches to vicksburg, memphis to k cairo a thousand miles up the river. down through the boom trace. down through cumberland gap over from georgia and south carolina. over from the tide water. over from the old cotton land west of the big river. west of the steam boat highway. down the highway to the sea. ♪ corn and oats down the missouri, tobacco and whisky down the ohio. down from pittsburgh, down from st. louis. hemp and potatoes, pork and flour. we send our commerce to the sea. ♪ we made cotton king. we rolled a million bales down the river from liverpool and leads, 1860 we rolled four million bales down the river. rolled them off alabama, rolled them off mississippi. rolled them off louisiana. ♪ we fought a war. we fought a war and kept the west bank of the river free of slivery forever.

move it out to the delta and 60s and 70s, not much changing and temperatures there have been running average, inland temperatures will be below or above. not much change saturday, it does look warmer but a quiet pattern with only subtle changes. >>> time now 450. it has been six months since the malaysia flight disappeared. he had a 4.67 g.p.a. and coming up next the frustrating glitch that has him going to another school. ?ñÑ;Ñ; . >>> 77-year-old woman was the last cease around noon walking near her home on marsh drive. she is 5-foot 5, 150 pounds with light hair and brown eyes. family members say she speaks little english and has a heavy russian accent. a new search is scheduled to get underway. >>> and wanted for a double homicide was arrested in mexico part of 13 years on the run. carlos was arrested earlier this week in in the area of mexico. he is now in los angeles county jail and it's not known when elk extraditioned. >>> and a crew member was working on the show in nebraska. buy was killed during -- brice was killed at a segment in omaha. the suspect had a gunshot at them an

the main source of sugar for all of the republic of vietnam, it was located in the delta 16 kilometerst of the cambodian border. one primary mission was to provide security for the mail -- mill. captain johnston made it a point not to rush matters in establishing himself with the vietnamese. his sergeant was a schoolteacher drafted into the army and also his interpreter. ill employedhe muk 2000 workers. 30% of the employees were guerrillas disrupting supply lines. feeling his way carefully, one of his first recommendations was to improve artillery emplacements, increasing flexibility of fire. he suggested that living in shelters improvised from ponchos was neither helping morale nor contributing to supply economy. they agree to construct barracks. another mission was to secure a portion of the only usable road for transport of personnel, sugar, and supplies between the mill and saigon. despite the presence of the first battalion, word was received one morning that the road had been cut during the night. the captain hurried to the scene. the viet cong were still in the area. battalion t

the east bay getting into some sunshine by the delta. concord, livermore, and your temperatures already in the low 60s. so we look for a beautiful day inland. pretty nice around the bay and cool. atypically cool for some of you with the southerly flow bringing up some breezy wing. let's get the update on the hawaiian islands. aloha state enjoying a bit of a break. isselle has moved out of the picture and hurricane julio continues to track about 250 miles north and east of the hawaiian islands. still a hurricane at 100 miles an hour. it will take another day until it is not a hurricane. but even so, it poses no threat to hawaii. so the cleanup continues there. back home at our beaches, santa cruz, we are waiting on the sunshine here. it will be mid-70s here and sunny later on. 61 right now in san carlos. san jose getting into partly cloudy skies. 60 half moon bay. two mills and fog. the exploratorium camera here. it's awfully gray. we will wait on the sunshine and pretty similar temperatures. barely in the low 60s with breezy winds later

let's take for example delta airlines.rently has a flight in dhaka and a flight from acra. it's a hopping flight that goes elsewhere. delta has put out a release on this health question. delta is basically warning and saying that it is aware of the health issue and that it is actually advising passengers to get to the airport because delta says they know that people are going to get greater checks when they get there. but so far delta in its statement says that there is no intention to stop the flights. >> of course there is this real fear because of this issue of incubation period of the virus and the fact that there is a test, that the test takes a while to get back. not that i can take your temperature and say, richard, you're a problem. >> no, this is why the jumping flight, the flight that goes from monrovia to lagos to elsewhere in the continent, brussels airline is a very good example. flies you up to brussels, then will either fly you straight to the united states or put you on another star allianz region. >> i've

much stronger delta breeze yesterday. that is is not the case today. most low cases are rather calm. 51 in tahoe. 61 ukiah. there will be 104-105. they do throw a little humidity into the mix. it has be a brutal july and august 1st. temperatures inland will be really hot. 90s to 100s. it will be really hot up in the lake county. 90s to 100s. but 75 alameda. beckly 76. 86 downtown san jose. he's san jose closer to 94. 92 cupertino. santa cruz will be 80 degrees. 60s on the coast. upper 70s and 80s on the peninsula with woodside and redwood city. we are looking at today being the hottest day and mostly sunny. slight cool down saturday. much bigger cool down sunday. >>> under ground gas explosion killed more than two dozen people in taiwan. >> frightening surveillance video of that blast and the trail of destruction. >> but first how an oakland house fire may have helped the mayor's reelection campaign. >>> time is 6:24. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. firefighters getting the upper hand on that big fire near yosemite national park. it st

it is the delta of one of the world's largest river. it empties into the arctic ocean and melts at the delta and creates a barrier to its own currant and the water is going crazy trying to find a way to the sea and exaggerates the normal pattern you would get. you have hundreds of islands and back channels and oxbo lakes. and this is the train that deland and his men reached and they are trying to save themselves and find each other in the labyrinth. it makes for a difficult few months as they wander over the landscape. i wanted to go to the atlanta delta as well. it is remote. a place not many americans have been. i dlooked into the way to go an all roads led to this what used to be a military barrack and a place were long range bombers were taken off. it was erupted for the destruction of the united states. it is abandoned. there is no infrastructure. it is kind of a waste land and an interesting place. you meet people like this walking around. not sure what they are doing. but i am there looking for a way to get to the delta and get

that along along with a strong delta breeze gives us a cooldown. the system is up near humboldt county that went through and some of the system is inching forward. higher clouds more likely friday. forget the 84 in walnut creek. that's not right. but 78 in livermore is. that's down 5 from this time yesterday. concord, 76. down 4. fairfield is at 80. but 72 santa rosa to 71 san jose. oakland, 67 and san francisco 64. most locations are about 4, 5 degrees below where they were at this time. lake county, already 87. 82 calistoga. they were down to 52. penitentiary says 72 and 70 up towards healdsburg. down to the south we have warmer air aloft. la honda dropped to 51. they are 71. foster city, nice 70. 68 palo alto airport. you get to menlo park, 74. los altos hills, 77. the delta breeze was up to 29. now it's fading away. yesterday it was calm and east. it's showing a westerly component and ten miles an hour. a north wind at concord, 18. it's west at oakland. kind of a westerly dreeks. 85 in reno. 85 in ukiah. 83 in sacramento. everyone is close. fog

that delta breeze 25 gusts to 36. that is a rip roaring delta breeze. westerly concord at 18. west san jose. that was not in place across the board yesterday. water temps are still very warm. monterey 64. point rays 63. all because of a southerly breeze. 62 in ukiah running warm there. 63 in sacramento. the delta breeze at 30 should cool them down a little bit and make the addition of higher clouds might take the aim off. there is a lot of low clouds we call it fog. and higher clouds to the north. the higher clouds coming in might add a little humidity to the mix. 70s and 80s and 90s for some. novato 84. petaluma 82. and 70s over toward alameda and berkeley. 83 san jose. a little bit more sun down there. santa clara at 82. 67 pacifica. upper 70s and 80s on the peninsula. it looks like a system coming in from the north goes a little cooler pattern. but then on monday bump it up a little bit. >>> a volcano in iceland began erupting today. no ash has been detected but they did raise the warning code to to red. that means the air space over the volcano is now closed. at this time

yes, delta was number one of that. delta jumped from number six to number one this year.at had a lot to do with this. it's interesting to see jetblue last right there. they are head quartered in jfq. everyone knows it's one of the most congested in the world. >> they have to get all those big planes in first. >> absolutely. >> on time arrivals, alaska, number one? >> isn't that interesting. you would think with all the weather concerns in alaska, they wouldn't be number one. it's not just the airlines, but the airports know how to deal with snow pretty well. also, alaska airways fries to a lot of places that don't have snow problems. >> interesting. and they only have to go to alaska. customer satisfaction, what rates this? >> that's kind of a nebulous term. it's hard to know. it's what people basically like. what ranked first on that was jetblue. it's just kind of how you feel. what's interesting is they are probably one of the newest airlines. it has some of the newer airplanes. they're not as much yunized. so i think that kind of got, you know, into this ranking. >> yo

as brees out there through the delta. fairfield at travis reporting 30-mile-an-hour gusts.e onshore breeze will be with us anywhere from 10 to 20 for most areas some windier conditions expected across the delta and over parts of the afternoon. temperaturewise here we go for the afternoon, 76 expected for novato today. 74 for petaluma. 66 in sausalito. to the east bay, low 70s for oakland. san leandro. 74 for castro valley. low 80s for livermore. mid-80s for some of the warmer locations. 85 morgan hill. upper 70s for sunnyvale. 77 woodside. san mateo, you are looking at 71 for the afternoon. 66 san francisco. and we'll remain in the low to mid-60s along the coast from daly city to pacifica and into houston. the extended forecast here showing you temperatures won't be changing a whole lot as we get into wednesday. we could be a tad cooler for your midweek on wednesday. we'll begin to rebound but nothing too hot as we get into the bay area weekend. temperatures in the mid- to upper 80s for the inland communities. 70s at the bay. upper 60s at the coast. >>> getting ready to go

but we've got near 70 degrees over by the delta. so we will look for the low clouds and fog to continue to burn back. you have some of those in the city and over into the east bay. hayward looking kind. cloudy right now. but a couple of views of live cameras should clear things up for you. the roof camera you see is nice and sunny. the airport has a west wind of 12 miles an hour. sea breeze comes back into play today. it was kind of weak yesterday. 67 san jose, 65 gilroy. gilroy 64 degrees. really pretty mild for this sunny morning. emeryville you see it's partly cloudy now. we had a lot of clouds earlier. but with that saw sunshine. last day of august we are banking on much warmer air for today and the beginning of the work week. by the time we get to tuesday, things will cool off. 67 concord and livermore. here's a look from the east bay hills camera. you just see sutro right there. we will look for a nice beach day today. and the fog will sit for a little while along the san mateo coast. then it pulls back. warm to hot once again

delta 59.ronger delta breeze heading on in over the east bay hills early this morning, allowing for a couple degrees of cooling. but more so tomorrow as an area. low pressure drops down from the pacific northwest, enhancing the cool down inland. emeryville right now, low clouds right here the bottom of your screen. foggy around the coast and bay this morning. inland cooling over the weekend. modestly today and more so tomorrow and then for the rest of the week minor ups and downs. keeping the temperatures pretty warm inland but at least we will get some cooling, in fact, inland right on through the work week. with temperatures today half moon bay very little change there. san francisco 66. over in oakland apple's sand day in the mid-70s. walnut creek still warm at 96. you head out here and it's very warm toward brentwood and antioch, 98 degrees. if you are planning to do the tour of the peninsula, be advised some traffic troubles here. cloudy skies starting out, in the upper 50s. by 10:00 numbe

she was flown on delta airlines as an unaccompanied minor.s picked up by a relative but not one that was supposed to have custody of her. she was greeted and taken by her mother 39-year-old lopez. >> when he last saw jennifer he was attacked. >> reporter: butler bears the injuries from the last time he saw the mother of his child. he says six years ago lopez along with several accomplices beat him severely and kidnapped the child. lopez went to prison and was released in march. the airline released the child to her mother. butler didn't know lopez was released from prison. >> delta has pretty much admitted that their policy has not been followed. >> reporter: in a statement a delta spokesperson says the airline is conducting its own investigation into what transpired last week. delta's unaccompanied minor handling protocols are thorough and we are looking to see if procedures were properly followed in this instance. >>> right now at 5:00, some of you under a warning as more storms make their way into our area. doug is tracking who is going to

yeah, isolated chance of thunderstorms but showers are a pretty good bet, especially out toward the delta. kpix 5 high depth doppler showing the rain encroaching on the city of sacramento, the city capitol getting rain. the 505 corridor is getting shower activity right now. it's slowly moving in our direction. it will stop its westward progress later this evening. our chance of rain is overnight tonight. here's the deal. there's a strong low pressure area meandering over the las vegas area, pulled some tropical moisture to the north. got heavy rainfall in southern california. we will get a glancing blow from that as the low makes its closest pass to us coming up tomorrow morning. what to expect on this cloudy monday, the majority of the rainfall will miss us. it will stay to the north and east. we do have a chance of rainfall beginning tonight with that best chance north of the golden gate, out toward the delta. that is a 30% chance of showers with an isolated chance of a thunderstorm. in august any rain chance is a significant one. we'll talk about what the rest of the week has weatherwi

we need help." "7 delta we need help."ch is really at that point the first alert to the rest of the staff that there's trouble in 7 delta. >> deputy lori garcia hears the distress call as she's going about her daily routine. >> it was transmission that was unlike what a deputy would transmit over the radio. so we knew that something wasn't right. we knew it had to have been an inmate. >> less than a minute later, deputy garcia and a group of officers reach pod 7 delta. >> your adrenaline is flowing and you walk in or run in, basically, and you don't know what you're going to see. >> they see a pod of utter confusion and commotion. inmates are scattered with some behind the deputy's desk. >> there were inmates, which is unusual. why would inmates be behind the desk like that? >> while carswell restrains burden, deputies handcuff him and thank the inmate. >> tapped me on the back and told me good work. you all right, carswell? are you okay? >> the jail's medical unit treats deputy moon. he has a few bumps and scratches and i

delta locations and the livermore valley is hard 66 right now.l be climbing the thermometer for. 90 expected in san jose this afternoon. but it's clear to be dealt ride high in the east bay. that will be the same temperature fairfield and livermore. that ignited danville a little better by the water. a degrees dell tells their for cisco 74. a near 10 degrees different there for just both both sides of san francisco. in the north bay its upper sixties to low 90s. there is a moderate collating coming for saturday and sunday. the local state of the week so far is monday. >>:gary: and the other stories for me. >>: have some good stuff of the forty-niners. >>: you tell me about assessments right? >>: yes >>: i flipped over to the channel and i see every was 401k sinking right? >>: chlorite. we covered it all through so i got big news with the forty-niners and hard box i loved when he puts a whole to the contract. here's the " this is how it went midget would sit down and we said let's not do anything during the season let's sit down a weaker so after

the main source of sugar, rum, and molasses for all of vietnam, it was located in the me kong delta,sures east of the cambodian border. one primary measure of the first battalion was to provide security for the men and stop congia on -- the it viet to forcibly extract taxes from farmers. captain johnson made a point not to rush matters in establishing himself with the vietnamese and captain khan. ath them is sergeant duc, schoolteacher drafted into the army and now his interpreter. the american captain learned that the mill employed 2000 workers and was an area largely controlled by the viet cong. it was estimated that 30% of the employees were guerrillas who operated on night patrol disrupting supply lines. feeling his way carefully, one of captain johnston's first recommendations was to improve artillery emplacements thereby increasing flexibility of fire for the 155 howitzers at the sugar mill. he also suggested that living in shelters improvised from ponchos was neither helping morale nor contributing to supply economy and khan agreed to construct barracks. another basic mission

a little delta breeze. it went up within the last hour.ill tell you the thunderstorm activity it dies down at night but it will pick up again. especially to the north. also coming up near bishop there is plenty there. i think we are far enough west we won't see anything. cloud buildups to the east are possible. a lot of low clouds and fog. 60s and 70s, mainly 80s inland. here is sal. >>> we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing well so far. this is a time when things begin to change. just 15 minutes ago it was absolutely clear and now we have a little toll plaza building up. also the morning commute looks good in san francisco itself if you are driving on northbound 101 up to the 80 split or southbound down to the airport. speaking of the peninsula, southbound 101 continues to look good. let's go back to the desk. >>> we are following breaking news out of oakland where police are investigating a crash that sent a pedestrian to the hospital with critical injuries. you are looking at live pictures where the accident happened on 35t

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this hot temperatures in the delta with low 90s there. we have mid-70s for san leandro. >>: james: the temperature there is right by city hall. sever cisco has low 60s along the coast and in the north the upper seventies to low 80s. here's your holiday weekend. it looks pretty good with inland highs in the upper 80s and the mid-70s right by the bay. tuesday and wednesday temperatures began to come back down next week. >>: george: tracking the closure of the to any extension and the northbound direction. this is the commute morning where the freeway will be closed. the good news is that we are looking at much lighter than normal traffic. we are also looking at the accident now that has been reported on 101. the chavez to the backed up on 101 and 280 rides are backed up. here is a live look at 101 north from. the traffic on the right side of your screen is the right coming from the bayshore freeway from third street. : >>:. this is reported that the lanes were blocked as you can see it's only a half mile north of our camera view. it is not

the delta 91 degrees. 68 in san francisco with 81 in santa rosa.92 with 75 in san mateo, and santa cruz starting out gray but a nice afternoon in the mid-70s. if you are headed to the ballgame today, temperatures will be comfortable. lots of sunshine, though. about 66. 67 throughout the afternoon. and the big day tomorrow. looking very nice. in fact, you will need the sun block. not too many layers. in fact a summer afternoon at levi stadium. 78 at 1:00 with 4:00 the temperature about 80 degrees. in burlingame, the art festival today. and india festival in fremont and looking at a triathlon in pleasanton this afternoon. we are looking at numbers pretty nice. near 90 inland, 60s coast and 80s around the bay. a little drop-off tomorrow but a more significant drop-off tuesday and wednesday. no problems really for us. but, boy, very dry out there always so be careful. >> we could use the problem of rain. >> we sure could. >> thank you, lisa. >>> in sports, just one day away from the 49ers first-ever game at levi stadium. tomorrow's preseason match-up w

the delta breeze is kicking up as well. you can see the low cloud deck. if you enjoyed yesterday you'll like it today. it's caving itself. it'sing it to setting out this morning. it's moisture start for itself. it's rain to the north. the mere fact that it's there is fun for me. 50s and 60s on your temperatures. i don't think it will go far. the lows are remark ply close for everyone. fairfield gusts at 32, if it holds it will cool all the way out to folsom. >>> here's our system as it slides into the north. that will keep temperatures on the cooler side, not just coastal bay but inland. they're running five to ten degrees below average. livermore and con card, that's about 50 to 60 degrees below average. >> we're doing well as we look at some of the roads, if you're trying to get on the road right now, driving between the bridge and mcarthur, the traffic looks good from the toll plaza. if you're trying it drive from oakland to san francisco, it's been an 8 minute drive. the commute looks okay if you're driving in contra costa county. you can see our road

the lawyer for the child's father says delta should be held accountable. >> delta has pretty much admitted their policy has been -- has not about followed. >>> a delta spokesperson says the airline is now conducting its up investigation into how that mixup happened and whether the proper procedures were followed. >>> to sports now, eagles back in action. football season under way. john clark's live at the link. >> yeah, the birds are on the field right behind me for their most important preseason game. we are gonna hear from chip kelly coming you and someday byes this preseason. that's next. >>> and we are also watching for a chance of showers during the eagles game tonight and tracking more storms off to our west. i will show you the timing of these all the way into the weekend, coming up. >>> plus, new clues as to what may have caused the plane crash that kill canned louis katz, still ahead at 6:00, missitting at plane's manufacturer says was made minutes before the tragedy. >>> two americans being treated in atlanta for the ebola virus is out of the hospital. >> one of the patients is t

everybody says cloudy and it's the higher clouds. 54 calistoga and 58 heelsberg and there goes that deltat is kicking up i had heels and oakland has augusta 16 and due west and including fso, and of course it is an on shore push, 63 monterey, point rays is dipped to 59 and bodega bay is holding steady there. >>> and including ukiah, sacramento, that means a delta breeze is moving out there. it's right out there for the valley and for you, it is mostly cloudy with a cooler pattern and lots of drizzle. windy at times, upper 70s and 60s for others. even the water temperatures are preventing upper 50s and lots of 60s by the coast and not much in the way of any 80s here. >> doesn't look like this low is strong enough to chew up this fog. and another low drops for another cool down. >> thank you steve. 451, protests at the port of oakland and the reason the israeli general is blocking a ship from unloading is actually hurting americans. >>> after the break, concerns after the 49ers are due home and we will have the risk for the stadium and -- stadium and their response. on august 4th, two unsus

even though with have a very, very decent delta breeze. west at concord. west at napa. westerly at sfo. but livermore west at 10. we have to keep an eye again on hurricane marie as it moves north. there are signs we might get clouds out of this. cooler and breezy. inland a lot of 70s or very low 80s. here is sal. >>> all right. and just looking at the list here, right now the roads in sonoma and napa county are open. we will put up a map of the area. it looks like business as usual. they are all open. there are streets that are closed in downtown napa but those are just local streets and that is because of damage to buildings on those streets. but again 29, 37, 121 and of course interstate 80 are all open for business if if you are driving in the area right now the morning commute looks pretty typical. there are slow downs here and there. let's go to this live picture now. westbound bay bridge that traffic looks good coming into san francisco. and if you are driving on 237 westbound, that is a light commute on the way out. 5:01 let's go back to the desk. >>> we are stil

slightly warmer air aloft and the delta breeze has collapsed. it was up to 38 miles per hour a couple days ago. not now. it's less than 10. that is a rule of thumb this time of year. it gets below 10, that's a sign inland temps will warm up. santa rosa 67. 78 today. napa a nice 73. today 80. concord 71. it doesn't get that cool? it did yesterday. 81 today. gilroy roy 76. coast and bay at 68 to 74. so that won't change. very mild conditions. the low, which has been from crescent city to the bay area to l.a., is now near san diego, it will take the turn and send itself into the four corners with a lot of moisture ahead of it. not for us. drier air coming in. also the fog bank will burn off sooner. not much of a delta breeze. 50s and 60s. when it's up to 25, 35 and today to 9. that's a sure sign definitely it's going to be a warmer day. not really any component of a breeze. yesterday was due south for half moon bay. still a little component of that for san jose. the big change was hayward. they were at 67 degrees for a low at this time. a puff of t