don ford kpix 5. >> the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco will decide what charges mccormick will face. his sailboat name fortune was if towed to be suspected. >>> the racing team launched the new america's cup racing boat into the bay. another boat capsized two months ago killing a gold medalist simpson. they won't join the recovery until the semi finals on august 6th. >>> deadline to avoid another b.a.r.t strike just 13 days away. union leaders are pretty angry that there won't be any negotiations this week. today, abated spokesman said they are simply following the schedule set by the negotiator. union leaders say they want to talk now and want b.a.r.t to send them someone with the authority to bargain. >> it is up conscientious that the computers and the community and the workers will be held in such risk just for the point of having we leverage at a bargaining table. >> with no nets in the 30 day sedge july. it makes us feel there is still time to reach a fair contract. >> no formal talks scheduled unt

in san francisco, don ford, kpix 5. >> to calculate your body mass index we posted a long on our websitekpix.com. >>> paul deanno here calculating the sunshine index. >> and that's going up as are the temperatures. we are going to see a nice climb in temperatures over the next 24 hours. sunshine increasing temperatures also increasing. we are going to be back to the 90s away from the water as soon as tomorrow. live look outside. we'll take you inland, our dublin cam looking toward mount diablo. the clouds burned off this morning quickly. had sunshine for a time at the coast but the clouds and marine layer rushing back in. your highs there in the low 60s. concord up to 83. livermore 82. pair of 7s for santa rosa. san jose 72. downtown san francisco still chilly 62 degrees. we had some temperature slide in livermore from 92 on saturday down to 74 yesterday. but we're going back up. today's high 83. overnight tonight we'll level things off in the mid-50s as we often do, fairfield 56, oakland 55. mountain view 57. here's the setup in the atmosphere. we had that low pressure area enhancing th

don ford from 70 to 83. 85 today in san jose. warm air is building in.n indication of high pressure coming in. plus that sea breeze has really collapsed. there is still a component of a west wind. today we won't see the thick fog. i think by tomorrow if not by tomorrow than by friday into saturday. but yesterday the it was way up there but it's still coming down. the low responsible for it has moved out. high pressure is building in. and that is allowing very mild temperatures. 50s and 60s. i may not make this here mike stand by. west at 14 at fairfield concord. but yesterday was about 35 miles an hour. so temperatures today they are pretty mild. they will warm up quick. i'm going to send it back mike. back to you. it will be warmer today. trust me. >> thanks. >>> there is breaking news from england. the country is legalizing gay marriage. british lawmakers passed the bill that applies to great britain and wales. and queen elizabeth has given her royal approval. >>> more evacuations are under way in southern california as a fire continues to threaten mor

in berkeley, don ford kpix 5. >>> some restaurants in berkeley say if wages go up, they'll have to cut back on benefits. >>> apple released its third quarter earnings report today beat wall street's expectations, but posting another decline in profitables overall. coupe tina based company reported earnings of $5.5 billion. that is down about 11% from last year, though. iphone sales were strong the third quarter, but ipad sales were down. >>> san jose based company struck a $5.5 billion deal to help prevent cyber attacks. ed to cis co has a deal reflecting the rise in computer based attacks and how companies are digging deep into their wallets to protect themselves. the deal is expected to close later this year. >>> support for president obama took a sudden sharp drop in california. according to a new poll the president's job approval ratings slipped 10 points in the last five months. down from 21% in february. the poll then asked people why they felt the way they did, but the director says some lost faith in the president after they found out about the secret government surveillance pr

don ford kpix 5. >> u.s. attorneys' in san francisco will decide what charges he will face, if any. his sailboat name fortune was towed to be inspected. >>> other bay area headlines. pg e has repaired a broken gas line in san francisco's sunset district. construction workers hit the line on 46th avenue at around 8:15 this morning. pge says it was not a main gas line but a smaller one that feeds into one home. no one was evacuated. >>> san francisco police continue to search for a man and woman suspected in an overnight hominal vision in the bayview district. police say a woman convinced the victim to open the front beat and two men then ran inside. the victim was stabbed but is expected to survive. officer esiason caught one of the suspects as he was jumping out of a back window. >>> a dump truck pageup truck crashed on 101 this morning causing traffic to move slowly for a couple hours. chp closed a couple lanes in both directions because fuel spilled onto the road. investigators say neither driver was seriously hurt. >>> colleges across the state gearing up for the busiest fall sem

and kpix 5's don ford explains, researchers are thrilled to see them. >> just a successful restoration flooding salt ponds in the south bay. the changes are amazing. >> 100% increase in shore birds and waterfowl. amazing to see. there are fish, crabs and something else. >> in all these ponds already sharks. >> reporter: sharks, lep parted sharks, lots of them. uc researchers say like the birds, they are feeding on the explosion of small fish, shrimp and crabs. they are studying the tide dal march progress. >> when predators are doing good that means there's a lot of prey in the water and that tells me that the water quality is getting bedder. >> they are not dangerous to humans. >> reporter: they have tiny teeth and are more like rough sandpaper than teeth. >> i was surprised. i mean, wouldn't anybody be surprised that sharks would be in water that's so shallow? >> reporter: researchers are surprised and delighted that silt mud is replacing old salt at twice the rate expected. >> really exciting to see the things coming full circle and that what had been destroyed previously is now bei

don ford on another sticking point that could turn the first day of the race into a fiasco with just one team competing. >> reporter: yet another twist for the america's cup. it looks like it will be a one- boat race this weekend. italian team luna rosa says it will sit out sunday's first race until the international jury hears its protest which is not scheduled until monday. they are upset about recent safety rule changes. >> if luna rosa doesn't race sunday, what happened to their points? >> well, they won't earn any points. if you don't race you don't earn points. >> reporter: the swedish team isn't ready to race either because it's rebuilding its catamaran after a catastrophic capsizing last month which killed a crewman. this means that all new zealand needs to do is show up to win the first race and there are other benefits, too. >> they get to go out on the racecourse and practice on the america's cup race area and that's pretty valuable time on the course and that's something luna rosa should they choose not to race will miss out on. >> reporter: then the wind. everyone knows

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kpix 5's don ford shows us how the organization helped in ways big and small. >> reporter: when it comesto airline disasters you think fire and rescue, ntsb or the red cross but it was a different army that played a big role last weekend. a major from the salvation army says within minutes, they had dozens of translators heading to sfo. >> we have wonderful culturally sensitive, bilingual, mandarin, cantonese, korean folks who can do translation and emotional support. >> reporter: the first salvation army translator on scene was a captain swept up into the area. >> i was the only volunteer at that time. >> reporter: the captain says everyone needed her, medical staff, customs, even the fbi needed her help. >> i was actually there as a translator but not only as a translator but a lot of them needed to be comforted. >> reporter: many passengers became pretty excited however when they learned she had an iphone charger. >> they all needed charges so, yeah, i was being like 20 minutes for this person, 20 minutes for that person. >> reporter: but that wasn't the only thing that the passengers

our don ford has the latest. >> reporter: the day before the opening ceremonies and the there's stills of work to do. >> stand by to stand by. >> reporter: the lead singer of the beach blanket babylon rehearses aspect tater megayachts from around the -- as spectator megayachts from around the world are arriving. but a behind-the-scenes drama continues. both the italian and the new zealand teams are still protesting a last-minute rules change affecting the rudder tabs on the bottom of the boat. the regatta director isn't surprised. >> there's always a controversy. >> reporter: on the stern of this boat you can see the rudder coming out of the water. on the bottom, notice the horizontal tab. the size of that tab and its position make a performance difference and are not a safety issue according to the attorneys for the italian and new zealand teams. they say the oracle team has long been practicing with these rudders and they say that gives oracle an unfair advantage. >> these are the same guys. they turn up every regatta and make a controversy. this is people justifying their jobs. >>

kpix 5 reporter don ford with how the change affects the races. >> 42 knots at boat speed there's the. >> reporter: it was another one-boat race today as the italian team took to the water for the first time. but their one man show was hardly noticed. it was the race committee that stole the show. though announced their ruling on the protest filed by the italians and the new zealanders against regatta director ian murray. >> the jury decision has come down and i haven't spoken to the teams individually yet. so, you know, clearly i need to do that. >> reporter: the director told teams that he wanted to change the rudder for safety reasons. two teams protested saying the changes were performance and not safety issues. but the jury decided with the team saying the director couldn't change the rudder rules. the team wants to get back to sailing. >> the place for us is about what happens next and working with the other teams to get everything back on track. >> reporter: that will be much harder for the swedish team artemis. they are still rebuilding their second boat and may not have time

don ford, kpix 5. >> homeowners a place to rent aren't giving up hope. it's early in the season and they expect a turnaround in september when the final races start. >>> more boats, more wind, more second to non -- more sun? >> yeah, maybe, soon. the boats may have been humming -- the boat. that boat was moving really good. >> the wind. >> it was really windy. that wind was coming from the ocean and went all the way to sacramento it was cloudy this morning. sometimes that fog and low cloud cover stops at the bay but today it went to the central valley and filling in once again tomorrow morning, another very cloudy start even in concord, walnut creek and danville. everywhere starting off cloudy again. today's highs, morgan hill avoided the cloud cover you were warm at 83. but napa only 74. hayward, concord, barely 70. oakland 67 and richmond today 63 degrees. so well below normal especially away from the water. some of you were 15 to 17 degrees below average. always check the radar. hi-def doppler radar the strongest radar in town coming up with nothing a

at the america's cup, don ford, kpix 5. >> makes it understandable. the races are being broadcast on six continents around the world and being streamed live on the internet. >>> the san francisco zoo is celebrating a new arrival. a female gorilla was born yesterday. zoo staff say she is doing well and appears healthy. she weighed in at 5 pounds 1 ounce. it's the first baby for mama nanika and second for a silverback dad. the last gorilla born at the san francisco zoo was back in 2008. >> forget about the royal baby. we are on gorilla baby watch. >>> they did the city's dirty work but then got fined for it. >> we were trying to do the right thing. >> why some bay area homeowners face hefty fines for going out on a limb trying to protect the public. >> we're concerned about everybody's homes, everybody's property and everybody's safety. >> thousands of homes evacuated and right now a popular resort destination is threatened. why it could be a while before this wildfire is under control. >> and what is considered the most serious plan of action ever to c

kpix5 don ford taking a look at the enormous production crew. >> reporter: they are the most sophisticatedt boats ever to compete in the america's cup. it is no surprise, then, that the most technologically advanced television gear would be used to cover the sailing, too. dennis harvey is executive producer. he has covered sailing at three olympic games, five previous america's cup and other worldwide events. >> i got hooked on this. it is like a drug, you keep copping back to it. >> reporter: he is in charges of helicopters, chase books, and cameras. there will be seven of these custom made cameras complete with little wipers. >> all of the incoming sources of water. so in terms of technical challenges in television, this is about as hard as you can get. >> reporter: but it's the impressive graphics having everyone talking. stan honey is one of the world's leading television graphic designers. he won a national emmy when they figured out how to superimpose computer graphics on moving boats on a moving surface from a moving helicopter camera. now nonsailers can understand what is happening

don ford 56. warmer weather has definitely kicked in.he western edge of this high pressure not nearly as intense. but next three days far enough inland yes, you will get low .01. this will not be the strength we had in this system a couple weeks ago. fog, sun, warm for some. thick fog means 60nd by the coast. although the fog is burning off. areas around berkeley and oakland see the sun a little sooner. 60s and 70s there. 80s and 90s as you move inland. it looks like more the same saturday. >>> when the marts open up, key an eye on two of the biggest tech stocks. google reports lower than expected earnings and revenue during the second quarter. most of that is blamed on lower ad rates but operating expenses also increased and google stock looking to open down about $28 a share at 3%. microsoft reports lower than expected quarterly earnings. slower pc sales. the stock has tumbled a bit before the selloff. microsoft looking down to trade about $3 a share. macy's recalling thousands of baby jackets. take a look at what they look like. the f

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don. caller: good morning. my comment is that ford motor company and general motors and united auto workers all kinds of money has been sent to them and bailed them out of their going bankrupt and paid for their pensions. and then you think that the obama administration would have some control over ford motor company, general motors, both have announced new assembly plants in china. now, we catch this out of the paper and i caught it because the ceo of general motors was out there with a shovel with the rest of the chinese making the ground breaking. and i would think that somewhere in the united states somebody would be knowing that ford and general motors is going to build a plant, two plants in china and we don't know anything about it and the obama administration does nothing to try to stop it and move it back into the united states. host: we'll get a response. thank you. correct me if i'm wrong but ford was not part of the federal rescue. guest: it was gm and chrysler who were. but to his point on gm, if that's the case i don't k