i would say two of the facilities specifically mission rec center and eureka where we had a multiple day programming, we were actually in conflict with fee for service programming at park and rec. our -- our classes are rhea and again they're not for the children, they're for the parents. this is parent education and they are free. so when there's a free program for parents with children, operating next door to a fee for service program, there -- there can be a youth conflict. we -- we were -- we were requested that we leave ins i have been chair at west portal, we were at west portal. we were asked to leave because there was programming going in this. >> programming. i guess -- >> our services were cut back at eureka because they were -- they were in competition with the service programming. mission rec. we attempted to provide services at jolie and because we are funded through -- through a portion -- apportionment through a.d.a. we didn't have the numbers after a three month commitment to maintain that section. >> there have been a variety of reasons, part with rec and park lookin

eureka 57-degrees. 90s from sacramento valley. high pressure coming in from the southwest will come over us. that smashes the fog. it is fog more so than low cloud. we don't have a north or northeast wind. we have a component of a westerly breeze. patchy fog some thick. it will come back tonight into tomorrow morning. temperatures from the 60s, 70s, 80s on the coast. 80s around the bay and mid 90s to near 100-degrees well inland. more of the same tomorrow. the coast doesn't warm up that much. the coast begins to cool down saturday. everybody cools down sunday and is cooler for all by monday. >> this is a familiar pattern we have been seeing. >> we get a couple days of heat and then it comes back down. >>> nearly 100 low income children from san francisco are on their way to camp in the santa cruz mountains courtesy of the salvation army. they took ace in the annual send off picnic. they will send five days near scott's valley. >> they get to swim. they get to hike. they get to do archery. it is a fantastic camp. they have a blast.

look at that. 58 in eureka, 91 in ukiah. 63 in monterey. 92347 redding, 92 in sacramento.shy of 100 degrees in fresno. 82 degrees in lake tahoe. >> plenty of sunshine well through the weekend. we'll warm up closer to more seasonal highs sunday, monday and tuesday. more sunshine next week. temperatures closer to typical. next week we are moving into the beginning of august. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >> thank you. >>> wall street reacting to this morning's report on the economy. >> growth slowed more than expected in the 2nd quarter. here now jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. >> it's not encouraging to see the economy slowing down the growth pace. it's not contracting, though. at 2.4% in the 2nd quarter it's less than estimated. it came off a 1st quarter where growth was 3.7% a much healthier clip and frankly need to to see growth of around 4% to noticeably put a dent in the unemployment rate which is a drag on the economy. wall street isn't happy although it isn't surprised. we have seen so many clues in recent weeks on the economy from unem

and there are maps from the 1800's that show the farmhouses in the valley, the eureka valley, and missiontrict that were done by the army. so the army is its own resource for the history of the city before there was a building department. they would have everything. you could find out what was the original house in an area. again, this is the 1800's more than the 1900's. but the earthquake obliterated a lot of records. >> there's the survey map that the government did. that's a great resource to just kind of show -- you know, we saw that map on the grid pattern. they had that, like i said, on maps in 1968. but there's no streets yet. but the coast survey map will show you where there are streets put in and buildings sometimes. there's lots of great resources out there. >> that was terrific, woody. thank you so much. >> i couldn't have enjoyed it more. [applause] >> we'll see you next >> but wae who is on the fence as a grand jury member to do so. as former supervisor and as mayor, it is equally valuable for people to participate as grand jury members -- to feel connected to the community

only about 58 degrees in eureka. as we look around the bay area, the temperatures are going to be comfortable but cooler than normal. billion 1 degrees in morgan hill. about 77 in san jose. 72 degrees in fremont. and about 70 degrees in hayward. out at the coastline, let's plan on patchy fog and temperatures there in the 50s and also the 60s. how about the east bay? some of the warmer temperatures up into the low 80s in place like pittsburg and brentwood. but in the tri-valley 70s there and mid-70s toward concord, 60s in the oakland and berkeley areas. north bay in the 60s and 70s. so you get the idea. these numbers comfortable but running below average all around the bay area. looks like high pressure building in temperatures going to start warming up maybe some places near 90 towards saturday and sunday. out at the coastline, not much change. low clouds and fog, temperatures there in the 50s and the 60s. that's the latest forecast. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we have all heard of identity theft, right? but now t

today's highs in the lower 70s. 103 in ukiah and 61 in eureka. so you know, today's hot but we do not have any heat advisories issued by the national weather service because we are going to start to cool down tomorrow gradually. it is a slight cooldown. but it's a cooldown and we'll continue to see that monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. speaking of cool, are you looking for someplace to go? we have 7 bay area museums that are offering free admission over the course of today and that's also going to be saturday and sunday. so if you are looking for a way to beat the heat, you can head to the museum free air- conditioning, free admission and it's for all ages. if you want to know which ones are participating, go to cbs5.com and we have a link. isn't that great? we love it when it's free. >> great idea. >> back to you. >> thank you. >>> as things heat up there is a risk for dehydration. you probably think to drink water. some researchers are recommending a hot drink. charlie d'agata reports from london. >>> reporter: so you're in the gym, fee

move to the coastline quickly with 59 in monterey, 88 ukaih and 60 in eureka. seven-day forecast, we are still well below average, low pressure system hanging off the coastline keeping us unseasonably cool but by the weekend, there you go, we finally warm up with more seasonable weather expected just in time for saturday and sunday near 90 inland. our mypix photo for a noon broadcast, jay and janet sent in full moon the view off the back of their deck. that's nice. thank you for that photo. if you have one would you like to shaker go to cbs5.com/connect. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >> no evening fog there. all right, tracy, thanks. >>> well, first, you know, it was baby bottles. then canned foods. now dangerous levels of a toxic substance in cash register receipts. the environmental working group says it found high levels of btas on 40% of receipts it tested from major u.s. businesses. bpas are a plastic hardener linked to breast cancer, heart disease and other health problems. researchers say it's not clear how much of the substance can actu

upper market, eureka valley. noe valley. twin peek. diamond heights, glen park and the san jose gererro area. because it's such a large area we can only scratch the surface in our half-hour program. we will will introduce you to the beautiful attractions, vexing issues and unique plans for the future that make district 8 a special place to live, work and visit. >> i view district 8 as being a little like maybury in the castro it's gaybury. our neighborhoodses are tightly woven. there is a lot of connection of people and awareness of what's going on in the world and the state and locally. >> there are so many things about it. its beautiful. got great views. of the 3 places i have lived 2 had spectacular vistas of san francisco which we appreciate. >> initially when i came here it felt very warm and friendly and welcoming to all kinds of people. >> close to transportation. >> not just the castro. the most of the district is not the castro. >> the neighborhood goes up to the hill the. fancy houses in the hills down to delores park and the

. >> down from south, great eureka lemons. i like to mush the lemon up a little bit, get that juice rolling. cut that in half. i'll squeeze a half a lemon in there. >> ok. [indistinct] >> sweet california red onions. that's the best. to really spice it up, we're going to add some of these really sweet onions. >> little or a lot? >> a little. >> ok. ok. [laughs] >> and lastly, to really make sure that the salsa pops, we've got the jalapeno. nice green stems. make sure there's no bruises on them. >> little? >> lots. >> [laughs] you like it spicy. >> great. >> oh, jeez. >> and then, just to make sure that we have the flavor right, we're going to add a little bit of garlic powder. >> ok. >> about a half teaspoon of salt. >> ok. cool. >> nice. about a quarter teaspoon of black pepper. >> black pepper. mix that all in? >> mix that all up. >> now, taste test. >> the best part, right here. great salsa. >> [laughs] >> good job, tracy. >> all right. good job, glen. >> that concludes today's tour of the best of "california country." join

loved eureka guarin as though he were his own son. but his yuri gagarin complemented each other as personalities they were composite all with each other sometimes they didn't even need to talk the first u.s. astronauts alan shepard went into space a month after. spent only fifteen minutes there and had spent two hours in orbit from drop. was clearly losing the race he was tired of being coming in second he was it was pretty well i think disgusted with with the system the government system that we that we were operating under not realizing that the russians were really technology smart. was very much in the public eye and appeared on television and even helped disney sell the ambition of space travel so the american public he was the first astro salesman. if we were to stop to be organized and well supported space. i believe a particle passenger rocket could be built and tested within ten years. the press also joined in on the space race. and american newspapers claimed that eleven cosmonauts went into space before guarin did and never

the eureka valley rec sernl opened. mission play ground and the delores park club house. all of those are factors which will keep all families in my district in the city and i think its worthwhile. >> the challenge of how to balance a competing needs of drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians, is it possible for everyone to co exist. >> i'm sensitive about this issue i think the bike lanes could be safsh. traffic could be better managed to make it easier to ride bakes and walk to muni stations and walk to work. its not just about safety its about beautification. we want to encourage people to bike and walk when they can. particularly in this area where everyone wants to use cars less. >> even though we are a transit first city our roads are not safe for bicyclives or pedestrians. we need to work on the potholes. continue to build bike lanes. we are doing better at building bike lanes, certainly, i think where we fall short in part is we don't educate the drivers within the city. i continualy hear from people who don't understand how bike lanes work. bicyclists are always on t

but 53 eureka, 72 sacramento, there is your delta breeze and 50s and 60s down to southern california. thunderstorms continue to pop up but they are pushing east. it is the low clouds and fog associated with the system coming in right there, that is carving itself out. that means a big cooling trend so night and morning low clouds and fog, slow to burn off for some, very cool well below average temperatures into wednesday. slight rebound end of the week but that is about it. not by the coast. low overcast up around 2500 feet, sunny, breezy to windy, cooler away from the coast, 50s to near 80s, low 80s, mid-80s and lake county still 90s but temperature trend is down, in fact it is rather cold if you are stuck in that fog. that will continue into tuesday and wednesday and it looks like much change go the coast. warmer inland but not much. >> yeah, boy, it has been -- [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- back down -- >> -- steve -- >> -time -- >> -- rules that expand a practice called jamie breaking on smart cell phones like apple's eye phone. this means the phone-owner can break el

, and sacramento and reading at 100 degrees, and 65 in monterey, and 93 in ukia and 61 degrees in eureka. the seven-day forecast, plenty of sunshine expected today, and tomorrow, and wednesday, and it looks like ground hog day, doesn't it? look at the temperatures. they don't move. every day is the same. and a little warmer, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. and have a couple of my pix photos for you, lighthouse by jeff, taken in santa cruz. and this is my favorite, it reminds me of gone with the wind. and orange sunset by debbie white. taken in davis. isn't that beautiful? >> if you have a nice photo to show of, feel free to go to cbs 5 .com/connect and we will upload it and include in the weather forecast. back to you. >> just that easy. >> just that simple. >> thanks, have a great day. >>> the state health department has issued a consumer alert for potentially contaminated hummus products and the products include pre-packaged hummus sandwiches and wraps by the raquel brand name, by the san francisco-based quan hop and company which vol tearlt recalled the d--- voluntarily recalle

reporter: if you pinpoint the location of recent earthquakes including those in palm springs, mexico and eurekayou see? >> i think looking at the pattern of earthquakes in california, some people think they can see a donut. >> reporter: u.s. geological survey seismologist andy michael explains the concept that first came from a japanese scientist in the 1960s. >> if you saw a circle of earthquakes, that there might later be a big earthquake in the middle of that circle. >> reporter: the oval shows the mogi donut and the hole in the middle where a large quake could occur. a uc davis scientists is kicking around the concept, but michael says the donut has never been proven or thoroughly tested. >> but it seems to persist as an interesting hypothesis. >> reporter: while some scientists are speculating about the possibility of a mogi donut in southern california, the seismologist we talked to said that the concept does not apply to northern california. that's because the bay's area fat system which produced the pry open prima quake was on the same system. with each new trembler hi-tech tools like s

if you're traveling this weekend, eureka partly cloudy. monterey is going to have some clouds.no thunderstorms forecasts this weekend. last weekend they had their share. bakersfield, sunny and hot. 87 in antioch. that's the hot spot tomorrow i think you'll easily get a 90 out there. 85 in morgan hill. fog along the coast. i think you can't say it's been an interesting summer pattern, for me it's been an interesting weather pattern because i've been doing this for a long time. i hope that you've been with us for a long time. but i can't remember a summer quite like this that we've had a lot of fog, low temperatures. we haven't been talking fires, heat advisories. >> i've been out there doing shots out there at 10:00 and i'm wearing my at. >> yeah, we're usually a lot more warmer. >> injustice can create havoc in a young body's. >>> a lawmakers is calling for change in young children's toys. what she's asking for, next. >>> while product safety laws ban toxic metals from toys, there is growing concern over the use of toxic metals in other children's products. and a bay area lawma

hot in this desert but cool from eureka down to l.a. and san diego. it man a cool july. low maximum temperatures and today won't be much warmer. the inland areas are getting hot. this system, once that goes through saturday then high pressure in the desert southwest says i am coming back, that means it will start to warm up sunday-monday. today after fog burns off sunny, warm. [ inaudible ] >> -- fog, drizzle gives what i to sunny and warm weather for some but still cool for others. 60s around the coast mostly. [ inaudible ] >> -- after 3 morning fog it will be sunny in the afternoon and temperatures tomorrow about the same or slightly cooler then we warm it up. [ inaudible ] >> -- look at your stocks because they are falling right now following that gdp report. you ansee there the dow is down about 70 points. you know it is not like the economy is not growing, it is growing at a slower pace than expected and it appeared the market wanted a little bit more. [ inaudible ] >> -- keep an eye on that for you this morning. >>> women the walt disney company is selling its mira

if you're traveling tomorrow around the state, eureka 60 degrees.ou will see some clearing but not a lot at carmel. bakersfield hot. if you're traveling around the state it's exactly what you expect. and the pressure is powerful enough to keep this warming trend going. the heat has been with us all week. the red line is going to start to go the other way. tomorrow, as it it goes inland, temperatures will start to warm. >> we'll see you then, thank you. >>> next week, vice president joe biden will head west on an official visit to some of the country's national parks. the white house says the vice president will be checking on the progress of stimulus funded projects. biden will visit yosemite. >>> zsa zsa gabor is in critical condition tonight after perhaps suffering a stroke while under going surgery for a broken hip. gabor injured her hip last week but it's now believed that she may have sustained other injuries. >>> the mortgage melt down lands in the nation's capital. coming up, we're going to show you thousands of struggling homeowners. some of

. >>> an the state today, we'll start at the coast where we have cloudy conditions and 62 in eureka buteat moving through the central valley. to 98 in fresno, up in the sierra, sunshine all weekend and near 80 in tahoe. down across southern california, l.a., it will be a nice sunny weekend. morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. >> thanks a lot. oakland school district has rescued seven childhood development centers from closing. they were expected to closed to but the school board last night decided to use $400,000 in stimulus funds to safe the program for now. it will serve 700 children through august. >> in another move the school board voted to put a $195 parcel tax on the ballot. money would be used to give teachers a pay raise. >> demolition begins on terminal "c" at mineta. passengers now catch flights at terminal bms or renovated terminal "a". it will take two months to level terminal "c" and parking lot will start in october. >> your socks will determine how you feel about the economy. >> an about-face by facebook, bloomberg's joins us live with the stock exchange. good morning

francisco. 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms, 100 degrees redding, 88 sacramento, 95 ukiah, 61 in eurekatuesday and wednesday, a lot in common don't they. no changes through the middle of the week and finally toward the end of the workweek, our seven-day forecast temperatures closer to more seasonal highs. that is a look at your weather back up to you. >>> thank you. 5:47 a.m. some stories we are following ac transit passengers might be missing buses again this week if some drivers call in sick. the drivers union continues to complain about a contract imposed by management. management says changes are not significant. there is a court hearing on that con tract set for friday. still no word on the cause of an apartment fire that killed an 8-year-old girl in san jose. yesterday mornings fire injured 10 other people it damaged or destroyed several apartments in a complex on hamilton avenue in willow glen. >>> taliban claims to have killed one of two american soldiers missing in afghanistan and holding the other captive. two sailors reported missing friday after they failed to return in a ve

and the same has been happening in crescent city and eureka. not only us. it's everybody. the system off of oregon will move through. high pressure in the southwest will build in but that won't billion until sunday. clearing by noon. still the fog seems to want to hug the coast. fog drizzle, sunny and warm. a foggy morn and drizzly. temperatures 60s by the bay. 80s inland. mid-80s but near average to sly slightly below. san jose is several degrees below average. sunny and mild to warm, 65 to 75 look for 68 in cap poll la and warm inland and cooler on saturday. inland areas will warm up on monday an tuesday. >>> time is 7:11. >>> three americans killed overnight in an motor vehicle physician afghanistan making in the deadliest month for u.s. troops. we will tell you why the u.s. military officials aren't surprised. >>> the taliban is now threatening to kill people listed on the wikileaks website. we will have the harsh reaction to this from the u.s. military. >>> and san jose state may be opening its doors to more students. we'll bring you all the details on that. reviving

places like monterey and eureka. find out why we are seeing -- the weather we are.st things first it is hot because we have high pressure in place that will keep things warm. today is the last day of this kind of i wouldn't call it a heat wave it is not that hot but triple digits. hot for some people. we have this trough this cooler air moving down out of the gulf of alaska that will take over the next couple days and drop those temperatures beef up that marine layer, we will see cooler temperatures through much of the workweek. we have coastal cloud cover and valley heat. yesterday we had enough on shore flow coastal clouds ushered their way into the valley. today the flow is more northerly, that will clear out those coastal clouds and fog and warm up, a little bit more than we did yesterday. so if yesterday was too warm get ready for a little bit warmer today. low 90s from the warmest spots in south bay, morgan hill, 80s san jose, santa clara, 60s along the coast plenty of upper 70s for the peninsula. east bay that is where you will find the warmest locations uppe

eureka 52. the system is the leading edge of our cooling trend. highs 60 to 100. what?if you are visiting and from the midwest -- [ inaudible ] >> -- near 60, for some inland 100 degrees. we can get a 40 degree spread sometime and that -- [ inaudible ] >> -- 100, santa rosa though cloudy this morning, 86, san jose also 86, down three from yesterday. morgan hill 94 degrees. low clouds reforming and will pick up as we get to sunday, monday and tuesday. ♪ [ music ] >> european stocks started the day with a slight upswing but most asian markets closed down. the nikei was the biggest loser falling nearly 3%, its worst day in more than a month. taiwan, australia and singapore were down fractionally. the asian markets started their slide after weaker than expected u.s. economic reports. you can see the numbers down from yesterday just about seven points the dow is down. that was after that mixed economic news that we were talking about. this morning the earnings seasons does continue. good numbers from ge but one of the stocks to watch this morning will be google because it fe

lake tahoe, owe seem tee, -- yosemite, triple digits redding, 100 degrees, 65 monterey, 93 ukiah and eurekaa mix of sun and cloud. speaking of a mix of sun and cloud that continues to be the trend. tuesday and wednesday, groundhog day you wake up thinking hey, that is what it was yesterday. no major changes, by the time we get to the end of the workweek though, we are locking for changes -- looking for changes in the form of warmer weather pushing into the weekened. your seven-day forecast this morning back up to you. >>> remember the guy from bp said he wanted his life back shortly after the gulf spill. >> he could soon have a lot of free time. >> might be getting it. tony hayward could be out of a job as head of bp by end of the day. more on that and some rumblings in the markets good morning jason. >> good morning john and sydnie. yeah, tony hayward did not endeer himself to gulf residents when he made those comments and the fact that company stock dropped 40% including a park recovery in the past few weeks. the board will likely replace him today with tony dud leanne american and does h

fog in the morning for eureka with daytime high of 60.le digits in redding with 102. 96 in sacramento. 104 in fresno. 95 in yosemite and 84 in lake tahoe. plenty of sunshine today well inland, we are expecting more fog even a little drizzle at the coast tuesday through sunday. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >>> let's take a look at today's top stories. two chp officers recovering after being cut by flying glass in a shootout in oakland. the man who fired at them is in the hospital at a traffic stop on interstate 580. the shootout and investigation closed the freeway for more than 20 hours. the fbi is now investigating. >>> a rally is planned today in walnut creek in support of a former bart police officer convicted of involuntary manslaughter. it starts at 2:00 this afternoon outside the superior court building. johannes mehserle is awaiting sentencing for last year's shooting death of a man he was trying to detain. >>> and new rules for carpools on the golden gate bridge this morning. carpoolers must use a fastrak pass in

ukiah 103, cloudy in eureka with a daytime high in the lower 60s.ore hot weather is expected as we extend into the weekend. cooler temperatures expected for next week. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >> thank you. >>> a number of businesses hit by burglars in silicon valley. anne makovec took the trip to palo alto this morning where police are investigating. >> reporter: good morning. i'm here along old bayshore road in palo alto. it's not an area would you expect to be crime-ridden but this office building is one of six or seven buildings hit since february. burglars are apparently braking windows and grabbing whatever they can very quickly. laptops, small flat screen televisions, and now police are warning businesses to make sure they don't have anything that might lead to temptation sitting in windows. let's take a look at exactly where this has been happening. here are the maps. it says that it's been happening along the east bay shore corridor on or near embarcadero road just east of highway 101 and then south to san antonio road

tahoe, 55 ukia, same for sacramento, another upper 80s day there and fog up andown the coast from eureka down to san diego again. you can see that system, a little low, two of them actually. one of them causing the thunderstorm right there complex to explode then the other one coming just where it says southwest of that low right there, right there. see. so these are all coming. that is going to keep the fog bank rolling on. low overcast once that peels back. sun ian breezy. cool to mild. it looks like if anything close to what we had yesterday the south bay and the peninsula will see the sun first. the north bay it is just a tall order, upper 60s, mid-60s, low 70s. fog seems to want to hang out there more than anywhere else. cool, mild, breezy at times. maybe a little bit warmer as we head towards the end of the week pamela and dave. >> well, pg&e is investigating the cause of a power outage in san francisco. 6800 homes and businesses near the castro and twin peaks neighborhoods were without power shortly before midnight. pg&e says it was restored to all customers at 2:00 this morning.

see again tomorrow across the northern half of the state. 61 degrees with some drizzle and in the eureka area. 90 ukiah. state capital at 88 degrees and typically this time of the year we should be in the high 90s. it will be 97 in fresno. low 70s in the high sierra. we have a fire weather watch in effect all weekend for the south and the north shores because of the gusty winds over 45 miles an hour above 7,000 feet and we have those gusty winds drying out the humidity so it's relatively low. tonight speaking of lows, temperature-wise 50 degrees in pacifica, 55 oakland, alameda and also in el cerrito. mid-50s in mountain view. and then as we swing around to the san jose area, including santa clara, at 56 degrees. tomorrow highs should be 68 in san francisco, only 62. should be 85 in san jose. only 78 degrees. tomorrow 83 is normal in santa rosa but instead 75. should be 90 in livermore but only 83. berkeley kite festival 65 tomorrow. it's going to be gorgeous. he love seeing the kite festival. oh, sunday morning i hope you join me for the tour du peninsula. 60 degrees, cyclists dress in

95 in redding. 59 in monterey with a mix of sun and clouds. 88 degrees in ukiah and 60 degrees in eurekaseven-day forecast, it's cool today, it's cool tomorrow. but we will eventually warm up. just got hang in there a while. we'll see more seasonal highs in time for the weekend. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >> thank you. >>> the bay area has become a hotter-than-average housing market. prices here growing a lot faster than in other major metro areas. here now jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. so we're faring pretty well, aren't we? >> reporter: good morning. we are seeing very significant increases in prices according to the s&p kay schiller index. compared to may have last year, the bay area saw an 18.3% increase in prices. the next best was san diego, at just over 12%. prices coming back much better here, although if you look at what was selling last year at that time, it was a lot of short sales and foreclosures in the more inland areas of the bay area. those are simply cheaper houses so the prices have been brought up by some more expensive homes selling

that's hot. 92 in sacramento. 92 yosemite. 50s eureka. 90s ukiah. 60s monterey with a mix of sun and clouds. seven-day forecast looking good this weekend, every weekend looking good if you ask me. 90s inland, 70s at the bay, 60s at the coastline. we have a number of weekend events. humane society silicon valley music and wine valley sunday in milpitas. conditions near 80 degrees. aren't they cute? and the tour de peninsula sunday morning coyote point park san mateo, the lower 60s. 62 degrees expected. that's a look at your weather this friday morning. back to you. >> thank you. >>> in the headlines, 51 san jose firefighters will lose their jobs today. that's because of a $12 million budget cut. the fire chief says that the department will continue to respond to emergencies and the public will not notice the job cuts. >>> a.c. transit and its drivers union go back to court this morning because of a contract dispute since the transit agency imposed a contract. more drivers than usual have called in sick, and that's led to a number of bus runs not operating. >>> tomorrow marks the one-y

cool along the coast. 94 in ukiah and 60 in eureka with a mix of sun and clouds expected. seven-day forecast, more sunshine expected well during the workweek but we'll keep some coastal fog in the forecast for the next five to seven days. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >> thank you. 6:20. let's take a look at today's top stories. a.c. transit apologizing for yesterday's sickout by 200 bus drivers. but they warn it could happen again today. those drivers protesting the terms of a contract imposed on them sunday. their union and a.c. transit management are under court order to enter binding arbitration. >>> about 50 housing activists are occupying part of a building in san francisco's mission district. they are protesting reductions in the city's housing budget. the activists are vowing to stay in that space at 20th and mission streets until they are forced out. police are monitoring the situation. >>> and no arrests, no major problems, at a walnut creek rally in support of former bart police officer johannes mehserle. the demonstrators exchanged heated words

fresno, 93 sacramento, 80s in lake tahoe, 91 yosemite, triple digits in reading with 104 degrees. 61 eurekaith a mix of sun and clouds. seven-day forecast, expecting a big warmup. well, it's not in the forecast. we'll see temperatures essentially in the same ballpark well through the weekend and then more cool temperatures back in the forecast monday through wednesday. >> this weekend the gilroy garlic festival is going on. it's going to be sunny and warm. saturday in the lower 90s. sunday in the upper 80s. admission for adults is $17. but that does include parking, musical entertainment, cooking demonstrations, and a children's area. shirt and shoes are required. i think that's funny, the fact that i even have to say that but hey, i'm putting it out there. you need to be dressed appropriate and you can see, sunda 88 degrees. no dogs allowed unless it's an aid dog in case you have a handicap. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >>> it's 5:47. in the headlines, half dozen cars have been destroyed by fire at the san francisco international airport. that fire started just after midn

northern half of the state cloud cover upper 50s in eureka. otherwise nearly 90 in ukiah. we do have a fire weather watch in the high sierra for the weekend with low relative humidity and gusty winds up to 45 miles per hour in the higher elevations. tonight overnight with the blanket of clouds overhead 50 pacifica, 54 concord, clayton, walnut creek, all the way backing into pinole and hercules. tomorrow with the westerly 10 to 15 miles per hour numbers in the 50s to the 60s around the seashore. san jose still should be right around 85 but instead only 79 degrees. and it looks like if you are heading to san jose this weekend just around the bend there is milpitas, on sunday it's the humane society's silicon valley music and wine festival bring the dogs. 88 tomorrow in danville. 86 in the dublin area. north bay numbers, 50s to right around 79 degrees in sonoma. and by the way on saturday, the west coast country music festival at fort mason in san francisco, 63 degrees. the extended forecast does call for very little pattern change each and every day. temperatures going up a

another day with near 60 in san francisco. 62 monterey, 92 ukiah, 60 eureka, near 100 in redding withling down in sacramento from triple-digit highs over the weekend to 88 today. 99 in fresno, 95 in yosemite and 82 in lake tahoe. sunny through friday. more sunshine inland today. clouds at the bay and plenty of clouds at the coast. similar conditions thursday through saturday with slightly warmer temperatures on the weather menu and then we'll see cooler conditions moving in sunday through tuesday. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >>> in the top stories, the oakland city council voting last night to allow large marijuana growing operations. the plan to license four pot production facilities goes up for a final vote next week. supporters say it will mean millions of dollars in taxes for oakland. >>> san francisco supervisors voting 10-1 for a new budget plan after a day of negotiations with the mayor's office. the budget would restore funding for health and human services programs. it comes up for a final vote next week. >>> and a.c. transit expects more bus drivers to cal

eureka! >> safer: if this works, it could really change trauma medicine, yes?wolf: in terms of muscle loss. now, all right, what happens if we put that by a nerve? what happens if we put that by bone? what happens if we put that by your heart? what happens... ( laughter ) so, you see, it... it opens a lot of doors, if it actually works. >> safer: the military is also using regenerative techniques in hand replacements for amputees. doctors at the university of pittsburgh have successfully transplanted a hand taken from a cadaver onto the arm of marine josh maloney, who lost his right hand working with dynamite. >> how's the hand feeling today? >> safer: using cell therapy and a bone marrow transplant from the donor, doctors were able to get josh's body to accept the new hand without many of the anti-rejection drugs that are almost always toxic. maloney says the surgery has given him his life back. to dr. wolf, it's the least medicine can do. >> wolf: these guys, they were protecting us. they took the hit for us, and they deserve our respect for that reason. and.

cloudy conditions. 9 in las vegas but only 50s and 60s in southern california. 51 chilly degrees in eurekacramento is only 58. it's in the as strong as yesterday. there is another low to the le of your screen starring to pinwheel in there and that will probably enhance the fog tonight and tomorrow. tomorrow morning, low, overcass, breezy. still antioch, brentwood, 7. morgan hill, 77. santa rosa, 68. mountain view, 70. 6 as, really cool. you know it has to change somewhere down the road. it won't be for a while. slightly warmer. but that's about it. >>> two people are in jail now accused in that deadly shooting after virginia man who was in the bay area for a job interview. 24-year-old george huggins was arrested yesterday in west oakland for the july 18th shooting of 45-year-old jinghong kang. police say huggins went to a home on 21st and curtis to meet his girlfriend, 34-year-oldal thea housley, but -- althea housley, but he didn't know that she was arrested. a good samaritan helped -- helped take down the wanted criminal. >> he did a good job. >> police arrested housley saturday after sh

if you are heading out of town, we can see partly cloudy skies around eureka. pretty much the same deal for los angeles. there we go with the heat. palm springs 110 degrees this weekend. here we go with the forecast model. increasing overnight. that will take us up to this morning, about 8:00 this morning, still tracking the fog out there. 53 to 58. and then into the afternoon hours, partly to mostly sunny but still this has been the weather story all week long. here is a look at the numbers. santa rosa right around 80. 9 this an -- 91 in antioch. some more neighborhoods with san jose, lower 80s and morgan hill right around 90 degrees. same deal as we head into the saturday. that will be the warmest day. then we gradually cool things off beginning sunday. but by monday and tuesday, we cool things off. dave? >> thank you. >>> most of the ships at the site of the bp oil spill in the gulf of mexico, they've been told to evacuate to get out of the way of tropical storm bonnie. the current track for that storm shows it could pass correctly over the oil spill sigh. h

>> if you pinpoint the location of recent earthquakes including those in palm spring, mexico and eureka do you see? >> i think if you were looking at the pattern of earthquakes in southern california, some people think they can see a doughnut. >> reporter: the u.s. geological survey seismologist andy michael explained the concept that first came from a japanese scientist in the 1960s. >> if you saw a circle of earthquakes there might be a big earthquake in the middle of the show. >> reporter: the model shows a doughnut and the hole in the middle where a large quake could occur and a uc davis scientist is kicking -- around the concept but it has not been thoroughly proven or tested. >> it seems to persist as an interesting hypothesis. >> reporter: while speculating about the doughnut, seismologists we talked to said the concept does not apply to northern california. that is because the bay area's fault system, which produced the loma prieta quake is much different. >> the system here is much more linear and much of the energy is focused on the san andreas and it is hard to get that circu

caller: watching the program, i sort of had a eureka moment. this entire country is uncircumstance sized. host: let's go to west virginia. marianne. caller: hi there, i actually just have one major comment. i believe that the united states is being undermined by its own government in order to make us more dependent upon countries with whom we are now fighting. i believe the bottom line is money. and it goes to the top of the heep. no names need be mentioned. i'm sure. i believe the fat cats shall get fatter, the skinny ones shall die. it's a youthization of sorts. all due to our government. these oil wells could have been and should have been controlled. maybe not from day one, but certainly within the first few days. this is just, it's simply ridiculous. i just cannot understand why no one can see what is going on in relation to this now it's an oil leak. you know, we can't call this an act of god. and yet, now where do we get our oil? where will we go now? guest: caller raises some really important questions. how do we get a grip around our n