this is off mount diablo boulevard so pretty busy thoroughfare here in the area.caught up with one resident, poor guy had just moved into this neighborhood had his moving boxes in the garage when the water flooded in soaking all his unpacked belongings. >> the fire department was helpful. we built a makeshift barrier in the back to try to keep the water from coming in the back door from the garage. >> now, many residents may wake up this morning and find that water has run into their garages. same story is true for business owners. they may walk in this morning and find that puddles of water have formed on the first floor of their building. now, the supervisor said they are hoping over the next couple of hours they will be able to get somebody down there safely, start repairing that water main. in the meantime for traffic coming through, the eastbound lane, eastbound right-hand lane on mount diablo boulevard, is blocked. so just a heads up if you're a commuter in the area. back to you. >> thank you, kristy seifkin live in lafayette. >>> police are investigating a

diablo boulevard and village center drive without water right now. it happened about 10:30 last night. the water flooded a nearby office building and flowed down street into a home's garage. the homeowner just moved here from seattle and he says all of his moving boxes are now water logged. >> fire department was helpful. we built a makeshift barrier in the back to try to keep the water from coming in the back door from the garage. >> reporter: now workers do not have a time line on when that pipe will be fixed. they are pumping the water out right now and they will hopefully get a look at that pipe so they can get a better idea of exactly what they're dealing with. live in lafayette, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> well, one man is now fighting for his life following a shooting at a popular east bay hiking trail. ktvu's christian captain tells us it happened last night on the delta dianza trail in pittsburg. what else can you tell us about this? >> reporter: at this point investigators are still looking for the shooter. we have been in conta

. >> is it on mount diablo boulevard? that's the main drag through lafayette. are streets closed? >> reporter: the right lane is blocked eastbound mount diablo boulevard right now just kind of the edge of the shoulder so not significant. but traffic is picking up. we'll have to see. >> thank you, kristy seifkin in lafayette. >>> a man is fighting for his life this morning. he was shot in the head on a popular east bay biking trail last night on the de anza trail in pittsburg near harbor street and atlantic circle. police say someone came across the man around 8:45 last night and ran to a nearby mcdonald's to get help. he is in critical condition in the hospital. this is the third violent attack on that trail in two months. >>> the coast guard in sacramento is launching aircraft to help search for those missing northern california fishermen in mexico. the mexican navy is coordinating the search and rescue efforts that include the c-130 crews you see here. it asked for the coast guard to help. the c-130s have searched hundreds of square miles thus far in the last couple of days. thi

it happened at diablo vista park last night. earlier investigators released the sketthe suspect. hours ago investigators took a 66-year-old man into custody on charges of sexual battery. reggie shows us what officers and volunteers made fast work of going after this suspect. >> danville police officer and volunteers didn't waste time, they began passing out the sketch of the suspect at diablo vista park. officers talked to residents in the housing community across the street from the park. tony torres and his daughter recognized a suspected child molester from the sketch. >> we were behind him, as we got closer he acted like he was part of our group. he walked with us and mumbled toward my wife a few worth and she ignored him. when i was at soccer practice a week ago i saw him walking around, and he was talking to one of my teammates. my teammate ignored him. it was weird. but he looked like that. the suspect first approached the teenage vicnear the tennis -- victim near the tennis courts but assaulted her near the soccer field. >> she ran away and contacted a family vehicle and

diablo boulevard in lafayette. crews are working to fix a big water main break there and about 100 customers have no water this morning. >>> a british tabloid is under fire following reports that it hacked into the personal cell phones of celebrities and crime victims. people protested against the paper, news of the world, outside the british parliament. that's after reports surfaced that the tabloid hacked into the cell phone accounts of murder victims, celebrities and politicians. british actor hugh grant is one of those who says his phone was hacked. >> what we're going to find out in the next weeks and months is that this wasn't just the news of the world. i almost feel sorry for them that they're taking the rap for the malpractices of the entire industry. >> there are also reports that news of the world paid british police officers for information on crime stories. >>> time is now 6:46. well, today cal train will considering installing cameras on the front and the back of its trains. eleven people were hit and

it's at mount diablo boulevard and village center.a moriarty is live at the scene with a look at the damaged pipe and why a -- and with a look at why the worker -- workers have hit a snag. >> reporter: , the crews -- welsh the crews have to make the hole bigger there. if they rent 1 went m and try to fix it, the whole might cave in. that's dangerous. so they will have to remove more of the asphalt there. if we pan to the left there, you can see the chunk of sidewalk. they spent about two hours removing that this morning. we it el you that the east bay m.u.d. officials tell me they had to be extremely careful removing that sidewalk because there are so many other utility lines that run through here. there are electronic line, a gas line. right now, crews are getting ready to prepair an cut out that broken pipe. the water leak happened last night, cutting off water to more than 100 houses. it flooded a nearby house and the homeowner there said he just moved there from seattle and all of his moving boxes are water-logged. >> i look out -

diablo range, clouds developing.chance of showers but overall, main activity in the northern and southern sierra. 77 in campbell and 74 in sunnyvale. look for numbers to range from 61 in pacifica with late day sun to 74 in menlo park. san francisco a little cool but brighten up at 64. 77 in sonoma and near east bay and berkeley, richmond, temperatures in the upper 60s. high ward will enjoy low 70s. upper 70s in fremont with 82 in concord, pleasanton. dublin coming in at 80 degrees. monterey, looking at sun but lots of clouds down there this morning. a little cooler. not a lot of change in the days ahead. 60s, 70s and 80s should do it. cooler than normal. >> you call it moderate? >> yep, i do. >> let's check out sports. serena williams will meet bartoli at noon in the finals at stanford. this morning, giants shortstop went to fresno after acquiring a new short stop. here are the details. >> giants acquired orlando cabrera from cleveland in exchange for out fielder thomas neil. he won a world series with the red sox an

diablo boulevard and village center. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty is at the scene with what crews are saying about maybe getting this water back on. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, good morning. you know they're not giving us a time line just yet, but if you take a look behind me you can see east bay med has been back hire. they dug a really deep hole and they're going down there with the ladder to inspect the pipe that burst. crews tell us this is an eight inch cast iron water main break. what they'll do is remove that section of line that ruptured and replace it so they can turn the water back on. as we mentioned about 100 people in the area around mt. diablo boulevard and village center drive now without water. it happened around 10:30 last night. the water flooded in nearby office building and flowed down the street into a garage. the homeowner just moved here from seattle and all his moving boxes are water logged. >> i threw my shoes on and looked out the sliding glass door and the backyard was proba

there's no hurry to reliance diablo canyon. the current operating licenses run to 2024 and 2025. surely that's more than enough time to adequately investigate seismic concerns in a thoughtful and transparent manner. to be clear, i'm not calling for diablo canyon to be shut down or to be denied operating licenses. what i'm doing is asking that the reliancing process be paused briefly until comprehensive, independentage cease of the seismic issues are -- independent annals sis of the seismic issues are completed. deaub low canyon provides affordable electricity and many jobs in my district but this is an issue about safety and we all agree that safety must be everyone's number one concern here. so i urge my colleagues to support this amendment that would ensure that this is the case. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. mr. frelinghuysen: i insist on my point of order. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: i make a point of order against the amendment because it proposes to change existing law and violates clause 2 of rule

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conservation service to coordinate watershed protection projects in the mount hamilton reign of the diablo range. it seems to me that it could be expanded to others in the watershed. namely the dirt -- namely that it was important to formalize the partnership, normalizing fronts -- responsibilities for the landowners along with collective efforts to work together and not confuse individuals about what we were doing ho, moving forward with al of the work that we were doing. it has taken some time to get to where we are, but each individual project, if you will, that involved puc will come back to the commission for approval. we just completed literally the first acquisition in the watershed for conservation purposes. there is more coming, we hope. this is all in the efforts to project -- protect the watershed above the reservoirs for the long term. we are happy to say that we are under way with at that project. close them literally last month for the duration. >> how much was that land acquisition? >> it does not go into dollar amounts. you cannot u.s. that question. doing the math tests, i

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. >> here is a live look at mount diablo from vollmer peak. a little haze out there. hot temperatures today. cooling is going to begin in other parts of the bay area coast. i'll show you where. >> good morning, i'm sue hall in the traffic center. we've got an accident in calistoga. i'll give you the details on and a couple other slow spots this morning. >> no matter what sue says sometimes, i'm terry mcsweeney, eric has the day off. >> i'm kristen sze. >> the shuttle atlantis returned to earth never to leave again. nick smith has more on what is next for nasa. >> shuttle ends the final voyage and era in space. >> after firing the imagination of a generation, its place in history secured, space shuttle pulls into port for the last time. >> after 135 missions, this was the american shuttle program's final flight. it was topnotch performance after 17 days in space, it descended to the cheers of a record crowd that gathered to watch this moment in history. the official touchdown came just before you is sunset in florida. they restocked the space station with supplies. the

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that is mount diablo off in the distance. beautiful sunshine for your lunchtime hour. let's take a look at the satellite. how the clouds are dissipating. north bay and east bay all clear. right around the golden gate bridge where it's easy for the fog to climb over the lower elevations we see the clouds right now and out at the coast. cloudier at the coast than yesterday. temperatures are cooler than yesterday. 59 in half moon bay. 57 in in san francisco. mid to upper 50s in san francisco. pat in monterey. low to mid-50s for santa cruz and watsonville and salinas. gilroy is 72 degrees. it will be cooler than average this afternoon with the clouds clinging to the coast. even with the sunshine we'll have that strong see breeze that will bring the free air-conditioning. cloudy tonight. patchy drizzle. as we head into the weekend, we'll have more sunshine and lead to the big warming trend. for today, temperatures are well below average. napa 3 degrees lower and redwood city and livermore, 10 and 11 degrees cooler than average. sunset at 8:24. east bay valleys, 80 in dublin

the view looking at mount diablo so we're seeing the marine layer.of low clouds about 1800 feet that has allowed for temperatures to come down further. in fact today, one more day of cooling before it comes up a few degrees. mountain view, 58 and plenty of 50s with the clouds extending into santa rosa. a little sunshine in parts of oakland, san francisco. airport delays of 41 minutes. overall a 24-hour temperature change is down. it shows you that most areas of cooler this morning a little no real change from redwood city and the coast and san francisco. low clouds and fog. very quiet weather pattern throughout the next several days with minor changes today, 2-4 degrees cooler and about 2-4 degrees warmer for the second half of your weekend. a series of low pressure systems that have allowed the bay area to stay comfortable but it has been cooler than average. so the next system allowing for more cooling today, but as we get on the back side of it, we'll see numbers come up, but we still have further cooling that will get underway by the beginning of

it happened at the intersection mount diablo boulevard and lafayette. while the water is back on to all affected customers say a near permanent line will not be in place until late tonight. >> president obama is calling the debt crisis meeting with congressional leaders very productive but he says the parties are far apart in how to reduce the deficit. >> everybody acknowledged there is going to be pain involved politically on all sides but our biggest obligation is to make sure we're doing the right thing by the american people. >> at today's meeting came word for the first time the president is willing to consider major cuts to funding for social security and medicare. republicans say they might be willing other ways to raise governor revenue. they stress that no official deal had been accepted by either side. congress is facing an august 2nd deadline whether to raise the debt limit or creating prospected of creating a major financial prices. >> a medical gender gap. find out which group should pay more copd makes it hard to breathe, so i wasn't playi

here is a look at mount diablo and vollmer peak is where the camera situated. clear sky and temperatures in the upper 70s. one of the neighborhoods in the east bay, concord and livermore is feeling the warmup by the delta and parts of the north bay. elsewhere, not much change, still a lot of sunshine. you can tell where the fog is, oakland still patches of fog. also the coast, half moon bay. marine layer is situated all the way up and down the coast. 66 in redwood city. 71 in santa rosa with 70 in fremont so getting brighter in parts of the east bay. sunshine today for the time being. we may see the fog linger throughout the coastline. we'll see a little sun late in the day but we'll keep the fog with us along the coast. it will come back overnight and temperatures will peak, we're talking 3-4 degrees over the weekend. you may not see any 90s out there. we're going to nudge every so slightly. we have a westerly wind. it's weak so that is allowing for numbers to come up a little bit. as long as we have the onshore flow we're going to be looking at that cool mari

this is the east bay looking from vollmer peak back toward mount diablo where temperatures could be 10 degrees warmer. it was kind of chilly at times. here is a look at satellite, you can see the clouds rotating through the north. area of low pressure that may push our thunderstorms as far as south as mendocino county but a few clouds are gathering an the coast but the sunshine is dominant feature. let's look at those temperatures and you can see how much we've changed over the last 24 hours. everybody is either 4-8, even 9 degrees warmer except for half moon bay. what are those temperatures? if you are leaving the house right now, 60s and 70s everywhere as we head down to monterey bay, same thing. mid 60s low to mid-70s was the very often sonville and gill provide. more clouds, we'll see those return even some drizzle along the coast and higher elevations. looks like a gradual warming trend could take place the next couple of days. 2 degrees warmer san francisco and santa rosa 3 and concord, 8 degrees warmer. we're still not close where we should be i would say five to eight degrees w

out toward mount diablo then you get your low 80s out toward discovery bay and even the mid- 80s as youet out to brentwood. just kind of a nice day. below average temperatures. then we get a little heat in the four corners areas that intensifies a little bit. we'll come up a good five to 6 degrees on wednesday. that begins a slight change. fire danger has been bearable for this time of year. the air quality has been good. that weak low has been lingering. that continues to keep moist cool air in the inland bay valleys. and certainly at the coast and that helps to squish fire danger. of course fire danger always high in the bay area. we don't get rain in the summer so our fire danger is always high. but this pattern has really been helpful. if you don't like the pattern there's the upshot. pattern continues as we go into the end of the week and into the early weekend. but still, when you look at low 90s on the high end, that's really not, for this time of year. you expect to see mid-90s, upper 90s in the inland bay valleys. just mild weather. >> setting a pattern huh. >>> the absence of

east mount diablo boulevard, crews are getting that contained and you may find problems getting around central lafayette. and geoff and fell is reporting a motorcycle down and traffic is directing you around that accident. traffic alert in the rohnert park, santa rosa area, the ramp to 12, apparently there a tree down blocking lanes. you can't get through that area. emergency crews are on the scene and traffic alert in effect. heavy fog on the golden gate bridge. you will need windshield wipers. go to abc7news.com for all your information, click on bay area traffic. >>> sue hall playing all the hits kfrc. >> we are lucky to hear that voice. >> next, outrage over tabloid hacking scandal grows in britain. next, why actor hugh grachbtd says he is ashamed of his country. >> and will and kate coming to california. >> and massive storm on saturn, this a picture and you'll hear what it sounds like. at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >>> actor hugh granted says he has bee

diablo range could see cumulus clouds and late day storms.n into san benito county and southern monterey and moisture heading up through the south bay. garlic festival in gilroy, feeling more muggy tomorrow. 98 in fresno. 82 in los angeles and for the south bay, upper 70s to low 80 to mid-80s. 79 in milpitas. look for upper 70s in menlo park. the fog hangs on until the afternoon. then we'll see partly cloudy skies. 56 in san francisco. 86 up in cloverdale. afternoon sun, 75 in vallejo. how about 70 in oakland. so getting at least to the 70-degree mark. 75 in union city and out over the hills. 85 in dublin. 87 in concord and you saw the gray in santa cruz. later on, low 70s so feeling pretty good at the boardwalk there. today, we will have a sunny afternoon but if you are going to be near the coast the next several days, we got the persistent low clouds and fog, sea breeze but that is not going to change for the foreseeable future. >> strange summer. >> let's look at sports. tonight the giants are going to try to rebound from last night's disa

. >>> a woman is recovering from a serious head injury after a bicycle accident at mount diablo state park. it happened this afternoon at summit road. fire officials haven't said exactly how the bicyclists was injured but they say she was air lifted by helicopter to a near by hospital. >>> a lot of teens think that wearing bicycle helmets is not cool. tonight a push in pacifica to get kids to strap them on. heather holmes is in pacifica, where the death of a 15-year- old boy is sparking renewed focus on bicycle helmets. >> reporter: it's estimated 20% of kids usually wear a helmet despite evidence that they reduce head injury and deaths from bicycle crashes. police here in pacifica tonight say a helmet could have made a difference in a recent tragedy. tears and hugs tonight along palmeto avenue in pacifica. it was here where crosley was struck by a mini van while riding his bike. >> he was a good kid, he did not deserve to die. >> reporter: the sophomore was not wearing a helmet. he died the next day. >> i know that having a helmet would have lessened the injuries or saved his life. >

it happened at the intersection mount diablo boulevard and lafayette. while the water is back on to all affected customers say a near permanent line will not be in place until late tonight. >> president obama is calling the debt crisis meeting with congressional leaders very productive but he says the parties are far apart in how to reduce the deficit. >> everybody acknowledged there is going to be pain involved politically on all sides but our biggest obligation is to make sure we're doing the right thing by the american people. >> at today's meeting came word for the first time the president is willing to consider major cuts to funding for social security and medicare. republicans say they might be willing other ways to raise governor revenue. they stress that no official deal had been accepted by either side. congress is facing an august 2nd deadline whether to raise the debt limit or creating prospected of creating a major financial prices. >> a medical gender gap. find out which group >>> the attack occurred by a crizly bear in yellowst

this is the east bay looking from vollmer peak back toward mount diablo where temperatures could be 10 degrees warmer. it was kind of chilly at times. here is a look at satellite, you can see the clouds rotating through the north. area of low pressure that may push our thunderstorms as far as south as mendocino county but a few clouds are gathering an the coast but the sunshine is dominant feature. let's look at those temperatures and you can see how much we've changed over the last 24 hours. everybody is either 4-8, even 9 degrees warmer except for half moon bay. what are those temperatures? if you are leaving the house right now, 60s and 70s everywhere as we head down to monterey bay, same thing. mid 60s low to mid-70s was the very often sonville and gill provide. more clouds, we'll see those return even some drizzle along the coast and higher elevations. looks like a gradual warming trend could take place the next couple of days. 2 degrees warmer san francisco and santa rosa 3 and concord, 8 degrees warmer. we're still not close where we should be i would say five to eight degrees w

you can see there are no clouds all from vollmer peak back toward mount diablo. you see the clouds sneak down the coast. visible satellite starts around 7:30. here we are less than four hours later. you can see how quickly it developed and moved almost down to big sur. it is affecting the temperatures mid to upper 60s san francisco and fremont and low to mid-70s in the south bay and mid-80s as we go into inland valleys. 85 in gilroy and low to mid-50s around monterey. so highlights, sunny today, not quite as hot as yesterday because of this. it will be hottest tomorrow. as we head into the weekend, temperatures significantly drop even a little bit cooler than average. mid to upper 80s in the south bay. temperatures about four degrees warmer than average. low to mid-80s through most of the peninsula. low to mid-60s a around "along the coast. 77 in south san francisco. 70 in sausalito. you see a lot of upper 80s to low 90s in the north bay valleys. 78 in richmond. low to mid-80s along the east bay shore. mid to upper 90s in the east bay valleys. that is not as hot

looking northwest from sutro tower, here is looking east from the berkeley hills back towards mount diablo and a little bit of haze, clouds will be more prevalent in your morning forecast, cooling is one day away from your neighborhood. take a look at the satellite and clearing taking place to the north while the clouds still hug the coast in our neighborhood. high pressure is making temperatures a little warmer today as asset breeze isn't quite as strong as it was yesterday. 57 in half moon bay. mid to upper 60s around the bay shore. as you head inland, 80s in los gatos and fairfield. monterey bay, 57 in santa cruz to 61 in monterey and watsonville. sunny and warm inland, pretty mild around the bay and coast. more clouds will help the cooling trend especially next week when the marine layer will be thickest. one degree warmer in san jose. six in oakland and santa rosa. temperatures stretch from 92 in dublin to 96 in brentwood. 81 in fremont. everybody else in the 70s on the east bay shore. 92 in los gatos. that is the temperature spread in the south bay. millbrae and san mateo, low 80s fo

that is mount diablo off in the distance. beautiful sunshine for your lunchtime hour.et's take a look at the satellite. how the clouds are dissipating. north bay and east bay all clear. right around the golden gate bridge where it's easy for the fog to climb over the lower elevations we see the clouds right now and out at the coast. cloudier at the coast than yesterday. temperatures are cooler than yesterday. 59 in half moon bay. 57 in in san francisco. mid to upper 50s in san francisco. pat in monterey. low to mid-50s for santa cruz and watsonville and salinas. gilroy is 72 degrees. it will be cooler than average this afternoon with the clouds clinging to the coast. even with the sunshine we'll have that strong see breeze that will bring the free air-conditioning. cloudy tonight. patchy drizzle. as we head into the weekend, we'll have more sunshine and lead to the big warming trend. for today, temperatures are well below average. napa 3 degrees lower and redwood city and livermore, 10 and 11 degrees cooler than average. sunset at 8:24. east bay valleys, 80 in dublin t

and also a look at mount diablo and and the sun on the clouds. gorgeous up there. going to be gorgeous down here? of course it is. lisa has the answer coming up. coming up in a few minutes. what if a public works project caused damage to your home and then you were told you had to pay for it. that's happening in san francisco. the city is replacing water meters at each and every home in san francisco and ice caused damage to plumbing that homeowners may have to pay for. here's 7 on your side's michael finney with more. >> this 77-year-old woman, helen, had no idea there was any problem in her san francisco home until out of the blue a knock at the door. >> they came to say they had broken the pipe and i would have to get a plumber out. >> unbeknownst to her a city contractor just installed a new water meter for her house, and it caused her water pipe to burst. they said she had no running water, she would have to call a plumber and she would have to get it fixed and pay for it herself. everyone couldn't believe it. i had no water. that's what blew my mind. you coul

sea breeze bringing the cooling wind and notice as we look back berkeley hills, from back to mount diablo, temperatures could reach triple-digits today. let's take a look at satellite, pretty clear except right along the coast. that is what is going to keep you cooler along with parts of the bay. still mid to upper 50s around the bay. 59 in oakland and low to mid-70s and most of the bay shore and head inland, wealth of on the's from santa rosa all the way from concord to san jose to rs. monterey and santa cruz, sunshine breaking out in watsonville and 72. hottest day inland is today, coolest at the coast as we saw with the temperatures. cooling trend begins for everybody and then a typical pattern, afternoon sunshine and seasonal temperatures for the weekend. for today, right around average, one degree warmer and two in redwood city. farther away you are from the golden gate bridge, san jose six degrees warmer and 9-11 degrees warmer than average. those temperatures will run through 8:35 when the sun sets. mid to upper 90s for most people in the east bay valleys. 72 at berkeley and 77 int

here is a look at mount diablo and vollmer peak is where the camera situated. sky and temperatures in the upper 70s. one of the neighborhoods in the east bay, concord and livermore is feeling the warmup by the delta and parts of the north bay. elsewhere, not much change, still a lot of sunshine. you can tell where the fog is, oakland still patches of fog. also the coast, half moon bay. marine layer is situated all the way up and down the coast. 66 in redwood city. 71 in santa rosa with 70 in fremont so getting brighter in parts of the east bay. sunshine today for the time being. we may see the fog linger throughout the coastline. we'll see a little sun late in the day but we'll keep the fog with us along the coast. it will come back overnight and temperatures will peak, we're talking 3-4 degrees over the weekend. you may not see any 90s out there. we're going to nudge every so slightly. we have a westerly wind. it's weak so that is allowing for numbers to come up a little bit. as long as we have the onshore flow we're going to be looking at that cool marine air

you can see mount diablo from here. you can also see our beautiful city. i am the director of public works. i am very pleased to be year. -- i am very pleased to be here to speak to this great community project. i will start you out with this fact, speaking of our beautiful city. 25% of our beautiful city is taken up by public right of way, streets, sidewalks, and scraps and parcels that the city leaders laid out to convey people and vehicles. the public rights of way are important. that is what we stoeward. a lot of it was designed more for utilities and vehicles than people. what you have seen over the last few years is a rethinking of the public rights of way. we're here to talk about one small example of movement in a positive direction in terms of how we use our public spaces in san francisco. without further ado, the man you would all like to hear from. he is serving the great city now and once did as the director of public works, our mayor, mayor ed lee. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for your leadership as well. i am up here for the ribbon cutt

looking northwest from sutro tower, here is looking east from the berkeley hills back towards mount diablo and a little bit of haze, clouds will be more prevalent in your morning forecast, cooling is one day away from your neighborhood. take a look at the satellite and clearing taking place to the north while the clouds still hug the coast in our neighborhood. high pressure is making temperatures a little warmer today as asset breeze isn't quite as strong as it was yesterday. 57 in half moon bay. mid to upper 60s around the bay shore. as you head inland, 80s in los gatos and fairfield. monterey bay, 57 in santa cruz to 61 in monterey and watsonville. sunny and warm inland, pretty mild around the bay and coast. more clouds will help the cooling trend especially next week when the marine layer will be thickest. one degree warmer in san jose. six in oakland and santa rosa. temperatures stretch from 92 in dublin to 96 in brentwood. 81 in fremont. everybody else in the 70s on the east bay shore. 92 in los gatos. that is the temperature spread in the south bay. millbrae and san mateo, low 80s fo

and this golf tournament today raised $100,000 for diablo valley college academic programs an scholarshipsid a great job. it is my alma mater and that of ann notarangelo. we are both on the speech team here at dvc and our fabulous speech coach is going to watch this sportscast. i have to try and nail it. let's first talk a little bit about what happened yesterday across the pond to two teams. darren clarke is the toast of the golf world winning his first major championship at the age of 42. sentimental favorite at the british open his wife died from cancer five years ago. yet he remains one of the most popular players on tour with both fans and his peers. he celebrated late into the night as irishmen should with a guinness or two. his sons will be enjoying the win, as well. >> the boys will be very proud, i think. my oldest is 12. he will be over the moon because he is well into his golf and the younger will think of the money to spend. they are wonderful and i'm lucky to have them. >> another great story that happened also in europe. over 13 million viewers watched the women's world cup f

and this moisture moving right up into the santa cruz mountains perhaps into the diablo range later onay, so an isolated thundershower not out of the question east of san jose into the diablo range around the mt. hamilton area. looking at mostly sunny skies after the early morning clouds. clouds will take their time burning off and then a relatively mellow week ahead. so we've got the monsoon moisture and just enough instability right offshore with this little trough of low pressure swinging through to warrant that chance for thundershowers. it's a low chance but because the hills are so dry fire danger is an issue and something we'll watch very carefully through the day today. readings will be within a couple of degrees of yesterday, still a little cooler than average. 81 in san jose, 77 palo alto, 63 pska. it's going to be noon to 1:00 p.m. before you see much sunshine around san francisco, half moon bay, maybe not a whole lot of sun at all. rosa, 75cord, 75 santacc1: san rafael. this week is actually looking rather uneventful. after we get rid of this little trough of low pressure a

it is going to lift north skim the diablo mountain range on sunday, and produce a chance of thunder in the forecast. tomorrow daytime highs becoming sunny, partial clearing however at the coast in the up 50s, lots of sunshine inland mid- 90s. extended forecast calls for 95 degrees again for an outside number on saturday. that slight chance of thunder or sunday and a little bit muggy. we'll talk more about that coming up next time around. >> thank you. >>> yosemite is now harnessing the sun to power some of the park. a giant solar energy system is up and running now and the whole thing was bankrolled by stimulus money nearly $6 million worth. so don ford went up to show us just what your tax dollars are bringing in return. >>> reporter: standing in front of large buzzing power inverters, yosemite national park superintendent don neubacher celebrates the completion of the largest solar energy system in any u.s. national park. >> this is going to reduce our overall yearly cost significantly. >> reporter: the project located outside the valley at the maintenance facility in el portal is hu

looking down towards the east bay exprealz you -- bay valleys and you can see diablo in the background. westerly winds starting to pick up. 98 in antioch. 97 in concord. 71 in san francisco. napa, 86. 79 in mountain view. 87 in san jose. how much warmer today in your neighborhood? check it out. redwood city up 17 degrees. san francisco up 15. eight in napa. concord, up four. and we're up eight in los gatos so a warm to hot day. we'll go with mild temperatures inland. the fog will return to our coast overnight tonight, and it's definitely going to mean some cooler temperatures tomorrow, and the trend as we head into the latter part of the work week will be much cooler temperatures. we had a northerly wind today. and look what it did. where did the fog go? just pushed it well off the coast. that's why temperatures warmed up into the 70s. 100 plus readings inland. things are going to shift. lows tonight, mild inland. 65 for antioch. and what you'll notice we're expecting the fog to redevelop and move a little further inland thanks to a westerly wind flow. today high pressure brought us th

pg&e from gaining new operating licenses to run diablo canyon in the future. instead, it would simply ensure the n.r.c. gets answers to the unstudied and unresolved seismic questions before it issues the draft environmental report. my amendment is also consistent with pg&e's own request that the n.r.c. delay the final issuance of the plant's license renewal until seismic research in the area is completed. the n.r.c. made it clear it will review those findings before making a decision on whether to grant renewed operating licensers in plant to operate. moreover, last month, pg&e asked the california public utilities commission to suspend proceedings associated with license renewal until its advanced seismic studies are finish and the findings have been submitted to the n.r.c. unfortunately, however, work on the reliancing effort continues even though the seismic studies have not been completed and won't be for several years and even though the outcome of these studies could very well affect every operation at the plant. mr. chairman, we need answers about the s

the fuel for the isolated thundershowers that we could see east of gilroy, south of livermore, the diablo range i think tomorrow afternoon. overnight lows, mainly down in the 50s, you'll notice it's a touch muggy out there. you can feel the moisture a little more humid than normal. tomorrow's temperatures, i think a few degrees warmer than today. gilroy, 8 degrees, enjoy the festival. 79 san jose. a little closer to average, we're warming things up about 3 to 5 degrees inland. toward the coast, i think the clouds and fog will hang in most of the day. the sea breeze will be strong. crossing the bay in oakland. santa rosa, 80 degrees, 82 novado. here's the extended forecast. isolated showers, south and east of the bay area. we'll watch that situation very closely. just a ures will dipcc1: bit into the early part workweek, and studies we go, wednesday, thursday, friday, a touch below the average, but very summer like, nothing much to complain about, really. >> no, it was a gorgeous day out there today. in with johncc1: : comcast th ofcc1: sportsnet. hello, how are you doing? >> happy saturda

you can see there are no clouds all from vollmer peak back toward mount diablo.ou see the clouds sneak down the coast. visible satellite starts around 7:30. here we are less than four hours later. you can see how quickly it developed and moved almost down to big sur. it is affecting the temperatures mid to upper 60s san francisco and fremont and low to mid-70s in the south bay and mid-80s as we go into inland valleys. 85 in gilroy and low to mid-50s around monterey. so highlights, sunny today, not quite as hot as yesterday because of this. it will be hottest tomorrow. as we head into the weekend, temperatures significantly drop even a little bit cooler than average. mid to upper 80s in the south bay. temperatures about four degrees warmer than average. low to mid-80s through most of the peninsula. low to mid-60s a around "along the coast. 77 in south san francisco. 70 in sausalito. you see a lot of upper 80s to low 90s in the north bay valleys. 78 in richmond. low to mid-80s along the east bay shore. mid to upper 90s in the east bay valleys. that is not as hot as

. >>> a main pipe broke near mount diablo boulevard and village center sent. as tara moriarty tells us, it really made a mess for people living nearby. >> reporter: at:00 in the morning --:00 2:00 a.m., josh was try to keep his house from flooding. >> all of the water was coming in. did was come over my ankles -- it was coming over my ankles. >> reporter: the mud was set several yards down the street. east bay m.u.d. crew worked through the might, removing a piece of sidewalk to get to the ruptured line which left 100 people without water. >> the water pressure was so intense that it actually blew a hole in the grunt. the-- in the ground. to fix that added another three hour on the job. when did you discover you didn't have any water? >> when i went too flush the toilet. [ laughter ] >> reporter: as for nelson, he just moved here from seattle. furniture and boxes in his garage are waterlogged. >> i will wait and see what the insurance company says. >> reporter: tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and in the past half-hour, state senator loni hancock of ber