this is a live look at the guadeloupe parkway. again, we'll let you know. let's bring steve in here at 4:38. >>> there's one guy there, sal. >> there is one guy there. >> thank you, sal. we have coastal fog moving inland. not as much drizzle today. yesterday was rain. light rain, measurable amounts, .03, .04 and even .05 higher elevations. plenty of coastal fog as it begins its move inland and already starting to surge inland. it will not be as strong as yesterday or the coverage i should say but there's still plenty to go around. system's being enhanced by that big old low up into oregon. and it just keeps ramping up the fog and low clouds. 52 to 57. 57 oakland also san jose. a lot of mid-50s here. redwood city, san francisco, livermore, concord, fairfield. cooler towards the north bay. santa rosa 50. napa 52. san rafael at 53. still component of a west or southwest wind or a delta breeze. and even west 22 stronger gusts at sfo. so i mean everything's there again to keep us below average on the temps. there are some areas of low clouds but i think it will

and then we have guadeloupe from ace. and then elizabeth from seiu 1021, and they will be able to share with you the real nuts and bolts. >> good afternoon, everybody. i am the executive vice president of the united educators of san francisco. as executive vice president of united educators of san francisco, we represent the teachers and classified staff who work in our early childhood education program and our k-12 program. i have seen the devastation to the schools as the education budgets have been cut. you are all weary of stories of children without teachers, of classrooms without supplies, of schools dropping programs, and paraprofessionals and teachers being laid off. although at this point, 92 teachers and 10 paraprofessionals have been recalled from layoffs just this year. we still have nearly 200 fewer key school personnel with us for next year. that is our great concern. the difficult work done by our assessor and the dedicated men and women who serve in his office have made a dent in the juggernaut that is bea

let go out and take a look at the guadeloupe maze. there was a report of a grass fire underneath where 87 and 280 come together. we were looking at it had the control room check it out. i don't see lights from fire trucks or any smoke at all. they'll be checking it out. it's in this area. reported by someone driving by saw some smoke coming up. hopefully it was nothing. but we'll see. this morning's commute on westbound 80 getting out to the macarthur maze looks good driving out to the maze and rather uncrowded bay bridge toll plaza at the time. 4:55. let's go to steve. >>> i would hope so at this hour. >> that's right. >> 50s and 60s on the temps. fairfield went up to 62 west- southwest at 18. vacaville southwest at 9. concord west-northwest. oakland north-northwest. same for sf. everything's in place for a cool down. first part of the system will move in that will continue to help the fog get going. low clouds, fog, very foggy on the guild in gate bridge. four degrees cooler inland as the high gets kicked out of here. it's going to

no problems through san jose, the 101 guadeloupe overpass is also very light. very few cars if you need to trouble? this is the time to do it. we will be right back. >>pam: now, here is stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> how are you? >> i am pretty good and i would probably not be such a great person if i ruined your weekend. with a $500 fine. >> i tech along with the police on the water. >> the marine patrol has a task of patrolling a 50 mi. radius from the pittsburgh, to city hall on the waterways of >> you need to update life jacket on that little guy a much like a 20 to $1 fine. >> $2100-- >> is there a reason why nobody has that child hous does not have a life jacket on? >> under 13 years old they have to always have their life jacket on. >> we have seen that people to not wear those. nobody is wearing life jackets. >> are you from this area? >> and if you think that this is a cages because everybody else is going it? >> this child is not wearing a life jacket, and also it is going to cause the owner a couple of hundred dollars. often we h

the looks like the guadeloupe overpass on the right. lots of sunshine, clear blue skies and a beautiful forecast for your holiday. 63 in walnut creek. the afternoon high today will be 97 degrees and cooling to 88 degrees. it is still going to be warmer. right now, '50's and 60's. 63 in fairfield. 62 in mountain view. 62 san jose. if you are going to be gone to the beach today? it is going to be beautiful! 70's along the coast. tomorrow even warmer with even 80s expected for the beach forecast. a beautiful time to go to the beach. also from today 12:00 p.m. that high index! he'd advisory saturday and sunday, 12:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. stay hydrated! 98 degrees expected. with 76 degrees in ocean beach. 74 in half moon bay. 91 expected in palo alto. towards the east bay powerhouse 84 enrichment i84 in richmond---through concord. 97 in pleasanton, 91 in sunnyvale. 90's through morgan hill. your kron 4 7 day around the bay continuing to sue the warm temperatures. >> your eyes are not playing tricks on you we are talking about triple digits. and ev

closing a quarter of national wildlife refuges across the country, affecting places like the guadeloupe dunes near santa maria, slashing support for federal programs that support our outstanding natural areas like the piedras blancas light station. opening up protected and sensitive areas in california's national forest to offroad vehicle use, putting places like los padres national forest at risk and blocking the protection of wilderness quality land. as the bill stands, it would bar new listings of threatened and endangered species as well as critical habitats. it would gut the fund that preserves irreplaceable land and waters. under this disaster of a bill, the lwcs will be reduced to its lowest level in its 40-year history and who will benefit from this cut? not the american taxpayer, because this is paid for through offshore drilling revenues. instead, communities will lose jobs. but this assault isn't limited to lands and wildlife this dirty legislation is also littered with riders that seek to gut the protections of the clean water an clean air act such as preventing the e.p.a. f