out there now is freemont island, masked by the larger mountain range behind it. but in the foreground it free month island, with the summit on the right side. freemont island was first explored in 1843 by john c. free month, the famous government ects morer. explorer. they wanted to get a look at the lake and they had a very hard time getting a decent look at the lake because of the flat pan phenomenon where you can't get very close to it in many places. so they finally attained a prominence over here by the modern city of ogden, and were able to see the entire lake. they had brought with them an india rubber boat, which they inflated and they paddled down the weaver riff and out into the lake in early september 1843. and paddled out towards the island. they spent a night on the lake, climbed up to that prominence where carson or one of the others carved a cross in the rock at the top and that's still out there. name the island, disappointment island. and was not named free month island until the great -- freemont island until 1849, 1850. we're now at the south e

. >> los concejales de freemont votaron unÁnimemente en favor de adquirir las cÁmaras. que se darÁn 500 mil dÓlares para que instalen cÁmaras junto a tecnologÍa que permite leer las placas de los autos en los puntos de salida de la ciudad. >> ellos quieren salir de la ciudad rÁpidamente. si salen a las 10, puedes que estÁ claro que está asociado con este crimen. >> pero para algunos, las cÁmaras y los aparatos para leer las placas de los autos, podrÍan traer riesgos. el representante de la uniÓn americana de lÍderes del norte de california le pidiÓ al consejo que no apruebe el plan sin considerar antes el costo potencial para quienes pagar impuestos y el impacto para los miembros de la comunidad. les preocupa que sea discriminatorio. >> por su parte, el jefe de policÍa de freemont dijo que el vÍdeo se guardarÁ durante 30 dÍas y que el dato de las placas durante un aÑo. en la calle, reaccionaban a los planes aprobados. >> perfecto. mientras haya cÁmaras, la policÍa se puede dar cuenta de los criminales. >> aunque hoy, le dieron el visto bueno al proyecto de las cÁmaras,

freemont 85. five degrees cooler, season jose only drops three. we'll show you what's going on. see loochk the coast, the cloud cover developing there, but right here, we have got a little curl in the atmosphere and that's also going to push a little bit of that wind into the north bay, that's why you're seeing the biggest drop today, while the rest of us are going to be dropping but not quite as much. mid to upper 80 fos for rest of the south bay and 78 in santa cruz. we'll start about 89 in los altos. 88 today, you see the mid to upper 6 w0s along the coast. low to mid 90s through the north bay and then we'll have temperatures running in the upper 70s and sthempb you get to the mid 80s around freemont. look at this, upper 90s to low 100s, in4r57bd east bay for our last day. 66 at 7:15, nationals in town taking on the giants dropping down to the 50s. notice what the sea breeze does, up 10 degrees cooler tomorrow. and another four degrees thursday for the cool elson day. slight warming toward the weekend, but nothing like what we're living through today. >>> good morning mike, g

caught on surveillance camera who broke into a freemont. as you can see the burglar was caught using a stick to reopen a -- reposition the camera. police say he then kicked open a side garage disoor door. he fled from the home. police are looking for a suspect in a late-night assault. here is an image of the suspect. police say a woman was walking just before midnight thursday night on east third avenue over highway 101 a man walked up behind her and wrapped his arms her body. the victim was able to break free and run home. she was not injured in the assault. >> translator: fbi is is -- the family of army sergeant bowe bergdahl. the threat comes after former soldiers that say that troops were killed while centurying for bergdahl. authorities won't release details of the nature or severity of the threats. >> a settle college community is grateful to a student hero who risked his life to stop a rampage campaign. the senior engineer student tackled shooter. there's more on the reserved young man credited with preventing a bigger stage. >>st ho

the park sits on more than 900 acres in freemont. there was a donation of almost 300 acres of open space. that means more places to picnic, bird watch, hike and bike. visitors of the park say it offers great views of the bay. patterson ranch made the $10 million land donation. >>> six families living on one san jose street are happy to hear they will be allowed to change the name. they petitioned to city to change it because the current name is difficult to pronounce and difficult to spell. it's located near the s rararat park. the new street name is called joy lane. >>> it's no day at the beach. unbelievable video of a close call. that's next. >>> we'll be back in the a half hour. tonight at 6:00, hi parents don't have to carry him to school. the surgery that helped him walk for the first time. >>> a stunningly close call for a sunbather in germany. a small plane nearly crashed into him. watch the video. the piper plane came in very low for landing and within inches of hitting that man right there. the plane, the pilot missed. he mi

but check out the low 60s through oakland, concord, freemont and even san jose.o you'll wake up to mild conditions tomorrow morning. because the clouds really don't get a chance to pull into the bay, they reseed very quickly and disappear all together. 80s around the bay, 60s and 70s, with a stronger sea breeze. still warm, and look for some 80s as well in parts of the peninsula. downtown san francisco as well with plenty of sunshine in the north bay. low 90s through novado, sonoma. we'll be comfortable and warm in the mid 80s. 84 in berkeley, 82 in san leandro. still hot, but liver more, instead, for example, 103 today, it's going to be 103. you get the idea. still hot, just a few degrees warmer in some lo kpapgs if you're headed to the san mateo county fair, it's going to be pleasant all day with plenty of sunshine. you'll reach the low 80s by the afternoon and then even at 10:00 still fairly comfortable. you might need a light sweater tonight. it's 67 degrees. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. things really cool down on tuesday. inland areas will drop

"today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is live in freemont where there could be extra eyes on the roadvery soon, good morning, s. >> reporter: good morning, laura, including this location here there could be a camera at mission boulevard between 680 and 880. a lot of people drive through this stretch because it's a connecter, and if you've been here, you knee there's already a red light -- know there's already a red light camera. it could be that you're captured on camera not just if you run a red light, but every time you drive by. this security camera proposed by the freemont police department would include cameras and license plate readers capturing images of you, your vehicle, license plate information, as you enter and exit fremont. all but two of the 12 suggested sites are by 12 highways. they would store video footage at the department and purge it after 30 days unless it's linked to a crime. they say they'd delete the license plate information after a year, again unless linked to a crime. police adding that the license plate information will likely be available to other law enf

it was for freemont school apartments. >> fremont school apartments was once a local elementary schooland the government converted it into some public housing. >> detectives tried the key in each of the 46 apartments. strangely, it didn't open any of them. but it did open a storage area door. >> it fit a door in the basement. and the door that it fit in the basement, when it opened up, that was an apartment that was closed. it had been taken offline because of flood issues. >> investigators asked forensic technicians to look for possible evidence inside that room. >> we ended up seizing all the evidence out of that offline apartment. and it was a tremendous amount. and we processed it for any kind of dna for tamika. and it ended up being a dead end also. ç >> no one in the apartment complex had seen a woman matching tamika's description. >> there was a lot of, i think, false hope during that time. >> then, the apartment manager offered a possible explanation. when a tenant is evicted, maintenance often removes the entire doorknob from the evicted tenant's apartment door and replaces i

is experiencing 20-minute delays, the 19th street oakland and freemont street direction. no delays right now. good news in the elc el district, 580 merges with 80, you can see getting very crowded. 80 westbound. golden gate field, where we have no delays at the bay bridge. >>> 5:20, ahead seven things to know as you start your day. >>> also the snack that's gotten an elementary schoolteacher's aid suspended. >> and an event to be watched by millions of people around the world. jim's hair is perfect. so's his serve, and his mandarin [speaking mandarin] xieúxieú, hou chiú but like up to 90% of americans, jim falls short in getting important nutrients from food alone. making jim more like us. add one a day multivitamins, rich in key nutrients you may need. i travel a lot for business, and it's hard to leave these two. mom! my llama smells like you. i use tide plus febreze in the wash. it keeps their clothes and stuffed animals smelling fresher for longer. when are you coming home? just one more night. [ female announcer ] tide plus febreze. that's my tide plus. [ female anno

the freemont police department will he ask the city council to provide video cameras. >> extra opportunityget images of crooks that come and leave town. it would put a half dozen high-def cameras around the freeway, along interstate 880. >> i totally agree with the police department. i think it is something that we really need to try to put a stop to and we need to keep people out of our city, our criminals. >> it is not something i'm comfortable with because they will be storing a lot of information. >> the plan would cost about $300,000. >>> it is something that we've seen in a couple of other bay area cities, like larkspur. is this something we'll see more of? >> i think so. $300,000. that is the cost of possibly of less than two cops. second of all, it sends out a message, hey, we're watching you. if you can get the local residents to feel comfortable with it, then they'll do it. the question is, are they going to do it, we see if it is cameras in san francisco, unless you have the mon to monitor it, it is just cameras up there. >>> how tequila bottles are helping criminals to smuggle

wong graduated from freemont christian school before attending uc santa barbara. >>> a man killed by bart train has been identified. bart officials say 22-year-old tyler warden was walking on the tracks when struck after 10:00 friday night. passengers were forced to stay on the train for about two hours until the scene was cleared. the service between oakland and san francisco resumed about midnight. >>> this morning we are learning the identity of the two workers killed in a construction accident in yolo county. officials say 49-year-old glen hundredthen of richmond and 29-year-old marcus st. powell of reading died when a basket held by a crane broke loose friday. it was at the site of the new car bridge. osha is investigating the deaths. there's no word on when construction will resume. >>> a new report in the city of oakland reviewing seven years' worth of records of police officers and other city workers who retired on disability. the city recently learned a former police officer who left because of an injury in 2004 was working as an fbi agent in boston. according to the san fra

low 70's at union city and freemont. 78 in san ramone. >> jacqueline:different story in the north bay60's at the noon hour for tomorrow. less fog each day and warmer. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. at ikea, we don't just we design good mornings. little experiments. big ideas. brighter ways. and better tomorrows you can take home today. imagine if everyday was just a little bit better for everyone. >> pam: >>brady bunch video >> (laughter) >> reporter:became america's most famous and wisecracking maid. alice >> reporter:in the late 70's davis retired rom showbusiness. contributing to special causes. davis will be remebered as a mainstay. >> pam:developin

stephanie chuang is live in freemont, where could there be extra eyes on the road soon? >> reporter: good morning, sam, we are along mission boulevard in the south part of town between 680 and 880. popular stretch of roadway. you can see behind me there are red light cameras here at this intersection, but you could see more cameras at intersections like this one if the city leaders approve a plan that's been put forth by the fremont police department. this would be on 24 hours, seven days a week and would be facing the roadway could capture you, your vehicle, as well as your license plate information. now police here in fremont expressed the importance of cameras in recent years. and even in the last few months have just started to do workshops to help home and business owners enhance their security camera systems. and also have asked people who live and work here to register their own sur varnls camera systems with the department so that officers know where to look if there's a crime. they know where to go for footage. so this would be the second time in just about nine

then there is weihan david wang, free trade freemont, california. his mother described him as a very, very nice boy, the kind who aced his s.a.t.'s but never bragged about it. he was an avid basketball fan, played on his high school team in freemont, was a big fan of the los angeles lakers. at u.c.-santa barbara, he was studying computer engineering and he wanted to start a business with his friends. one friend said david was warm-hearted and helpful. his parents said that david was gentle, kind, loving, peaceful, faithful and self-controlled. he was supposed to return home for the summer break soon to go on a trip with his family to yellowstone national park. and i say to all families who may be hearing me speak, imagine what that does to a mother and father, to a family. david was their only child. his mother said he was always the joy of the family. now he's gone. these were all bright and talented people, full of promise, full of passion. their dreams and their futures were extinguished in an instant of chaos. today i join all their families, th

. >>> hundreds filled a freemont -- fremont church to pay tribute to david wang.he 20-year-old uc santa barbara student was one of elliot rodger's first victims in the shooting and stabbing rampage back on may 23rd. his heartbroken mother remembered him as a straight-a student and a loving student. >> this is the most hardest time in my life. the hardest thing for me is to be alive. >> wang graduated two years ago and was known for his love of basketball. the school plans to dedicate the basketball court in his memory. >> a grieving father who lost his only son also in the i law rampage, richard martinez, he held a private meeting with peter rodger yesterday. martinez later said they agreed to work together as two grieving fathers to prevent future tragedies like the one near uc santa barbara. martinez is now an outspoken critic of the nation's gun laws since 20-year-old son was killed outside an isla vista deli. >>> it's a very busy monday morning commute. sal is keeping an eye on everything. how are things looking now? >> things are improving. others, things are

freemont, and another nice day around the area. a lot of sunshine. antioch at 83, 63 in richmond.co today looking for a high of 64 and 78 degrees in napa. now your seven-day around the bay forecast show it is temperatures will climb monday into tuesday. wednesday of transition day expect a mix of sun and clouds, cooler weather all gearing you up for a storm headed our way that could bring us some showers. if you don't like the rain, we'll dry up by friday and see slightly warmer conditions into next weekend. marty. >>> okay, thank you erica. the a's beat the red sox 2-1 in extra innings at the colosseum. it was coco crisp. it's the second game winning hit for crisp this season. the 7th of his career. the a's have won the first three games of the four game series against boston. they extend their winning streak overall to five games in a row. the a's go for the sweep against the red sox at the colosseum at 1:05 today. >>> and the giants are bouncing back at least they did last night. colvin driving in three runs as the giants snap a season high six game losing streak with this 6-4

leaders in freemont will decide whether they want to spend $300,000 to install up o that dozen surveillancel of the the two suggested sites are right near major highways. police say they would store video footage at the department and purge it after 30 days unless it is linked to a crime. >>> leaders plan to submit a petition to stop sfwraens's arch bishop urging him to cancer m his appearance at a rally supporting traditional marriage. the arch bishop is scheduled to appear in march for marriage rally in washington, d.c. on thursday. politicians sent him letters urging him not to attend. >>> let's check the forecast now with christina loren, nice morning. >> it is comfortable. i was just outside, no need for a jacket that the point. we're going to see temperatures about five to ten degrees warmer. you can go sans jacket today in san francisco. mostly clear conditions, more clouds will be able to develop and roll on shore as we head throughout tonight. overall temperatures staying at average for this time of year. 79 degrees in the south bay. 77 degrees for the peninsula today. 67 in san fr