overall, helena has the feeling that her euros go farther in austria. >> a lot of slovaks have moved here. this town is very attractive for us slovaks because it's so close to our city. they have work there but can't afford a apartment much less a house. property and apartments are very expensive. >> that has brought growth, a spot once called the edge of europe. locals joke that before 1989, even the crows were turned back at the iron curtain. today, it's experiencing a building boom. hundreds of slovaks are putting up houses. the municipalities now home to 1,800 austrians and 700 slovaks. the locals are feeling outnumbered. >> nothing against the people, but i think it's too much. we live out in the country but now the town is growing. whether we like it or not. >> but some residents like this woman are pleased with the situation. he's profited in the growth of population. >> the town has nearly doubled in recent years from 1992 to 2013. for me, it's no problem. take the morning paper. i started out with 160 scribers and now i have -- subscribers and now i have 450. it's tripled. >

overall, helena has the feeling that her euros go farther in austria. >> a lot of slovaks have moved here. this town is very attractive for us slovaks because it's so close to our city. they have work there but can't afford a apartment much less a house. property and apartments are very expensive. >> that has brought growth, a spot once called the edge of europe. locals joke that before 1989, even the crows were turned back at the iron curtain. today, it's experiencing a building boom. hundreds of slovaks are putting up houses. the municipalities now home to 1,800 austrians and 700 slovaks. the locals are feeling outnumbered. >> nothing against the people, but i think it's too much. we live out in the country but now the town is growing. whether we like it or not. >> but some residents like this woman are pleased with the situation. he's profited in the growth of population. >> the town has nearly doubled in recent years from 1992 to 2013. for me, it's no problem. take the morning paper. i started out with 160 scribers and now i have -- subscribers and now i have 450. it's tripled. >

helena hospital. 61-year-old o'rourke sweeney is here for heart surgery. >> we want patients to knowhey're more than a procedure to us. that we will take care of them. that they're our guests in our home. >> it's not just the act of actually massaging. it's the fact that they care enough to do this. >> reporter: it is happening in hospitals across the nation. the affordable care act ties $964 million in medicare funding this year to patient satisfaction. there is even a grading system. lower scores can mean fines. a 32-question government survey asks patients for example whether doctors carefully listen to you and patients have taken to social media sites to post reviews of their doctors. >> i feel thoroughly googled every time a patient walks into my office. it's pretty obvious that patients are more savvy today. >> reporter: in new york, the hospital has a no-wait emergency room. every patient who walks in is instantly triaged into an e.r. bed. but with faster access comes frustration. >> in the emergency department you have to balance two responsibilities, the responsibility to th

helena to show us how and answer the question, will it work? >> reporter: the same chefs at the culinary institute of america graystone who cater to those with discriminating palates are now indirectly serving the masses. >> i really, really applaud a lot of fast-food restaurants and a lot of organizations that are trying to buck the trend in trying to make their food healthy. >> share these beautiful ingredients with the world. show them you're changing. they are going to love this. they won't even believe it's taco bell. >> reporter: taco bell is already running on the healthy food wagon. they say healthy fast food doesn't have to be an oxymoron. it's about taking wholesome food and not adding unhealthy ingredients like salt, fat and sugar. more and more companies and restaurants are turning to the prestigious cia to learn how and attending sold-out conferences and asking for private consultations. just last month, 30 scientists and chefs from pepsico were in this kitchen testing out new recipes. >> to research flavors and see if there's a he

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was helen obama carter. >> helena bonham carter. >> i thought it was helen obama -- >> obama?> i just run it all together. >> no. she's a terrific actress. did i ever tell you the story, the one time -- i got to be friendlier with her after this. but the very first time i ever met elizabeth tyler, did i ever tell you this story? are you interested or are you going to zone out on me? >> no. i can't wait. >> we were at some event and the press -- they pull up everybody to have a picture taken but not everybody all at once. elizabeth was being honored at something, i think. and frank was, as well. that's right. i don't know what it was. so anyway, they all of a sudden it's me, frank and elizabeth taylor. that's it. standing there with like this paparazzi craziness going on. and i say, what do you say to elizabeth tyler? you know? so i lean over to her, and i go, my husband hates these things as much as you do. and she goes, i doubt that. that was it. that was it. i went, oh! why didn't i just keep my mouth shut. >> you still are remembering it. >> you know what, and then later i

helena. we have been picking up the subtropical moises alou cross parts of california and that does continue today. so if you are headed to the mountains, it will be pleasantly warm, but perhaps some thunderstorms in the southern sierra. take a look at mt. tam with all of that sunshine above the marine layer. it will work to evaporate the low fog and clouds throughout the morning hours. we are looking at sunshine after the 9:00 hour in the north bay. here we are with temperatures from half moon bay to santa cruz, mid-and upper 50s. oakland at 59. mountain view lost a degree at 61. and not to be outdone, the beautiful east bay. this is vollmer peak. wow, this is mt. diablo here. the marine layer up to 2,000 feet deep. it will take a little bit of time to scour out toward san francisco, but you will be getting to the sunshine throughout the early to midmorning hours in the east bay. fairfield a healthy wind there with the delta breeze, allowing for the winds to gust up to 40 miles an hour this

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helena. >> some triple digits toward antioch and livermore. >> some patchy fog nearby, so let's keep an eye on condition says as we approach the fireworks festivityies. >>> adp says businesses added 188,000 jobs in june. adp's figures are usually less than the government's numbers. >> 84,000 were employees hired. >> the national unemployment rate is 7.6%. >> and those job numbers were enough for investors that kept the market in positive territory. >> the dow finished up 56 points. nasdaq was up ten. >> bay area property values continued to rise. >> it means record tax base for an east bay county which has been watching its budget. >>> and did he do it or not? new developments involving a san francisco 49er. will an arrest warrant take place or will prosecutors file charges. >>> and if you're on the go, you can still watch ktvu newscast live on your computer, start phone or tablet. get the app or go to ktvu.com. . >>> contr acosta county is close to recovering. the county assessor show his figures show increases with the exception of the city of richmond, which lost more than 14% of

helena to show us how it will work. >> reporter: the same chefs at the culinary institute of americane who cater to those with discriminating palates are also now indirectly serving the masses. >> i really, really applaud a lot of fast-food restaurants and a lot of organizations that are trying to buck the trend in trying to make their food healthy. >> share these beautiful ingredients with the world, show them you're changing, they're going to love it. they won't even believe it's taco bell. >> reporter: taco bell is already jumping on the healthy food bandwagon. this teaching chef says healthy fast food doesn't center to be an oxymoron. it's about taking wholesome food and not adding unhealthy ingredients like salt, fat and sugar. more and more companies and restaurants are turning to the prestigious cia to learn how and attending sold-out conferences and asking for private consultations. just last month, 30 scientists and chefs from pepsico were in the kitchen testing out new recipes. >> to research flavors, and basically see if there's a healthier way of doing something. >> repor

gulf oil ceo joe petrofsky and political strategist helena kroft is joining me now. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> so, joe, in the last week, gasoline has surged across the country, the midwest feeling the pain at the pump the most. what is causing this move up in gasoline? and why is the midwest so hard hit? >> we have concentrated our refinery capacity in chicago and in the gulf coast. we have closed a lot of refinery captain in the northeast. and we have had a little problem in canadian refineries, bp whiting and chicago had problems. and the renewable fuel standards have traded as high as a $1.50, and on a 10% ethenol blend, adds 15 cents to the price. it's capacity and renewable fuel standards and frankly the inability to move product from where it is in surplus to where it's in deficit. i do expect -- >> i guess you can add on to that the summer driving season because the demand is higher at this point than in other times in the year. america is becoming more energy independent, right? why the the unrest in egypt still ca

san helena 81 tomorrow. still cloudy, still relatively chilly by thursday.to turn things around to normal. we're back to average by next monday and next tuesday. that's kpix forecast, we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, during tonig >>> the a's needed a bat before the trade deadline they got one tonight but was it the right one? during tonight's game, the a's acquired gallaspo. gallaspo will add depth to the infield. when hitless in a brief stint in the majors. in the biggest daley of the day, the red sox acquired peavy from the white sox. off night all around for the a's. rasmuss hits one to left feel. only two of those were earned. scary moments for the a's here. josh redick takes the lead. redick said he was a little dizzy but he stays in the game. the a's are blanked by the blue jays 5-0. burley has a 20 inning scoreless streak. >> i will be back next year opening day, closing for the giants unless someone -- and for the next ten years in this city. if you guys want me, i don't know. >> reporter: giants didn't. the giants and dodgers did. so bryan

helena, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> so all about the weather. >> i'm here. weather is comfortable. clouds are stacked up. let me show you live doppler 7. changes coming up so get ready. live doppler 7 showing you cloud cover we did have sprinkles today z in the mountains looking at wider view here we're seeing build ups. as you look here, closer view coaster area strikes you can see thunderstorms rolling through that area. that stuff is coming back towards the west. as it wraps around low pressure. from our mount tamalpais camera this is what we're used to. fog is there at the coast. san francisco now 62. 72 in oakland. 70s in mountain view. half moon bay our cool spot. high clouds now out of the picture, san jose enjoying sun, temperatures into low 80s for high today. as a matter of fact really mild everywhere except inland. up to low 60s to upper 80s, santa rosa 75 now. beautiful view there is a chance right on through tonight and tomorrow. so partly cloudy skies tonight. subbier, warmer tomorrow, mild to warm weather heading into the weekend. with some small changes. area of low

san helena 82 degrees. extended forecast, shower chance tomorrow morning maybe a thunderstorms.ednesday sunshine. thursday, friday, saturday, sunday more sunshine. and near the bay, morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, low seven -- 70s. that's your forecast. we'll be right back. denny's red white & blue plate specials are as american as apple pie. especially, the apple pie french toast. come in today for specials starting at just $4.99. >>> no hitter timmy, his stock has to be going up tonight. >> they always struggle in the next game. that's what happened today. tim lincecum's no hitter got many people thinking he was back. including one former giant who is now broadcasting for the reds. >> his last 48 pitches if he pitches like that all the time, we may see the tim lincecum of old. >> it was no, no. he had his worse start of his career this evening. bases loaded the first time, fraizer over torrez head. that makes it 3-0. then bruce with the third red home of the game. gave up eight runs with less than 4 innings of work. the giants were shut out 11-0. routine pop up, it's in th

saint helena, 73 degrees.egree or two on wednesday and then moving at a stale's pace here. thursday, back to the middle 80s inland, 70s near the bay. next weekend, nais the change. that is when we get the sunshine back, start to finish. we will see the temperatures above normal. still this weekend that is next. >> yes. we have seven-days. >> yes. a workweek to cover. >> thank you, paul. the new zealand racing team is heading straight to the finals. today they beat italy. they secured enough points overall to advance to the cup final and said they will use the time to fix up there 72 foot catamaran. >> if we can get on through it and get more race time under our belts, we also have a fairly large amount of work to do to our boat. a lot of changes and modifications to improve the performance, and, you know, obviously it takes time. >> the italians will face the swedish team in the semis, starting august 6th. the cup finals start august 17th and the winner of that race will face team usa starting september 7th. >

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helena. the hottest day to come will be on tuesday. you'll barely feel the difference on wednesday while the coast remains in 70s. >> we'll start to see the return of the seabreeze on thursday. 4th of july one thing we're going to have to be careful people like to party they like to do it on the boats. just do not do it. >> be safe. celebrate with your own flags. >> and hydrate with water. >> plenty of water and as you said check on your elderly friends and relatives make sure they are safe and pets and children. thank you. we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. ♪ the 2013 volt. charge ahead of the rest in the hov lane. ♪ workers will go on strike at midnig . >>> updating our top story tonight as of right now bart workers will go on strike at midnight tonight. ta

helena area and spine of the sierra nevada, heads up next week. for us, 93, livermore, dry heat today, 76, fremont that giants game in town, they are taking on the diamondbacks, hey, maybe down the have tickets to that game, we have your ticket here on nbc bay area, 60 at at&t park, wind out of the west, 10 to 15 miles per hour, all the action at 7:00 after our 6 p.m. news, going to get the latest information on both of those fires burning from chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, muggy pattern in the mix through thursday of next week. we will be on top of you, meet back here on monday. back to you, marla. >> very good, christina. >>> still to come, the san jose earthquakes take on the bulls, literally. we will explain. >>> plus, will this line of wet suits make you invisible to sharks? we will tell you what experts are saying about the company's claims, coming up. [ woman ] dear chex cereal, i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done the impossible. you made gluten-free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey

helena 89 degrees. the biggest cool down will be wednesday to thursday. down to mid 80s inland.the bay in the morning, too, and warm up a bit next week. now, we're talking about changes as if they're kind of a big thing. these are small changes every day. looks really nice. >> we cannot complain at all. >> yes. >> all right. thank you so much paul. >>> kim's got something you have never seen before. >> uh-oh. >> yes. >> you're promising this. >> i'm promising you that it is kol lyn kaepernick. you've never seen him like this before and is it the all star braeshg yet? the giants are limping looking to bounce back from last night. sports is next. ,,,,,, ♪ male narrator: there's something positive being generated in california. when ordinary energy is put in the hands of extraordinary people, amazing things happen. the kind of things that drive us to do more, to go further, to be better. we're dedicated to being a company you can count on, because you've always been customers we believe in. your energy plus ours. together, there's no limit to what we can achieve. so she sees her al

helena 89 degrees. the biggest cool down will be wednesday to thursday. down to mid 80s inland. foggy near the bay in the morning, too, and warm up a bit next week. now, we're talking about changes as if they're kind of a big thing. these are small changes every day. looks really nice. >> we cannot complain at all. >> yes. >> all right. thank you so much paul. >>> kim's got something you have never seen before. >> uh-oh. >> yes. >> you're promising this. >> i'm promising you that it is kol lyn kaepernick. you've never seen him like this before and is it the all star braeshg yet? good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol. and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? they are. they don't think like you and i. you know it. they just, they ignore us. totally. it's like we're only here to serve them. yeah, that's what i been say

up to one thousand workers are being fired in greece every single day according to surveys by the helena statistical authority since two thousand and nine unemployment has skyrocketed from a little over nine percent to almost twenty seven percent and greece's economic output has plunged by almost one hundred billion euros archies you've got a piece going off as a story for us to talk to the by law since the nineteenth century public workers are still considered to be the foundation of the greek economy but its creditors have demanded that the government cuts up to twenty five thousand public jobs before the end of this year otherwise greece is not going to get its latest financial aid package worth over six billion euros so doctors teachers security guards and what is the focal least public transport drivers and others have all got on strike and gathered at the country's problem and in athens to fight for their jobs it does the beginning they have in mind to destroy their public service in greece we need teachers we need people in the health sector to sector we need people for the. beach

of two one thousand workers are being fired in greece every single day according to surveys by the helena statistical authority since two thousand and nine unemployment has skyrocketed from a little over nine percent to almost twenty seven percent and greece's economic output has plunged by almost one hundred billion euros are going off as a story. protected by law since the nineteenth century public workers are still considered to be the foundation of the greek economy but its creditors have demanded that the government cuts up to twenty five thousand public jobs before the end of this year otherwise greece is not going to get its latest financial aid package worth over six billion euros so doctors teachers security guards when you spoke police public transport drivers and others have all gone on strike and gathered at the country's prominent happens to fight for their jobs it does the beginning they have in mind to destroy every public service in greece we need teachers we need people in the health sector we need people for the. garbage phone of anything past six years the greek economy

helena, subtropical moisture moving in from the south. heating from the sun, development in northern california, sierra nevada and thunderstorms today. look what has been happening in the last couple of hours. numerous lightning strikes, 228 and most of those are offshore. few have shown up north of ukiah and around the clearlake area. you might be hearing thunder shortly. the stuff is all moving to the north and some of it might be spilling to the northeast a little bit. keep an eye on that. we do have isolated thunderstorm possibilities heading in tomorrow. highs for today, it was 107 in antioch. 112 in ukiah, record tied. 111 in clearlake. 113 between clearlake and calistoga. 84 in oakland. down to san jose, 91. livermore was 102. here near the coast. fog around and sea breeze to keep you comfortable. upper 60s to the low 70s. excessive heat warning remains in effect for most of interior valleys, until thursday 7:00 p.m. san francisco coast and parts of the east bay, only locations out of that excessive heat warning. check this out. co

helena. his wines sold almost exclusively in chin yachl the middle class there can't get enough of the wines paying $650 for his reserve cabernet, and $150 for the flag ship cab. >> with the economy, people want to experience something different. they drink a lot more wine because of business dinners or something like social stuff. >> it's home grown rice wine which can be stronger, yao likes western wines because it creates relaxed drinking culture. >> it brings different feelings about slow down, peaceful. and enjoy with family, friends. >> there are long hours of photo shoots today. the wine proi duss less than 5,000 cases per year but now, yacht o is introducing napaest, he wants napa on the label because he wants chinese to get to know this wine growing region che loves. >> i want testimony to experience nappa. the wine, food. we are weather, everything. >> again sells for $650 a bottle. napa crest costing only $48 in nappa, vic lee, cheers, abc 7 news. >> yao ming doing well with that.

helena. his wines are sold almost exclusively in chin yachl the middle class there can't get enough of the wine. they pay $650 for his reserve cabernet and $150 for the flagship cab. >> people are getting to, you know, they want something different. they want a wine for a business dinner. >> chinese do conyum a lot of wine, it's a home grown rice wine which can be stronger, yao likes western wines. >> the red brings you different feelings. slow down, peaceful, and enjoy with, with your family. friends. >> there were long hours of photo shoots today. he was followed by photographers and a crew shooting promos that will be aired in chin yachl the winery produces less than 5,000 cases per year now, he is introducing a new label, napa crest. he wants napa on the label because he wants the chinese to get to know the region which he loves. >> i want people to come to experience the wine, the food. the weather. everything. >> the new label napa crest will be much cheaper than his cab reserve, again

helena. they are sold almost exclusively in china.y pay a whopping $650 for his reserve cabernet and $150 for the flagship cab. >> people want to experience something different. its business dinner like a social stuff. >> chinese do consume a lot of wine it's the home-grown rice wines that is stronger. he likes western wines because its more relaxed drinking culture. >> it brings a different feeling to slow down, peaceful and enjoy the wine with family, friends. >> there were long hours of photo shoots each was followed by photographers in a cruise shooting promos that will be aired in china. his winery produces less than 5,000 cases a year but now a new label. moderately priced napa crest. he wants napa because he wants the chinese to know the wine growing region. >> i want people to come to experience napa with the wine, the food, the weather. >> his new label will be much cheaper than this reserve that sells for $650 a bottle. napa crest will cost you only $48. >>> cheers to vic. love that story. tell us the sun is coming out. >> i

helena.almost exclusively in chin yachl the middle class there can't get enough of the wines paying $650 for his reserve cabernet, and $150 for the flag ship cab. >> with the economy, people want to experience something different. they drink a lot more wine because of business dinners or something like social stuff. >> it's home grown rice wine which can be stronger, yao likes western wines because it creates relaxed drinking culture. >> it brings different feelings about slow down, peaceful. and enjoy with family, friends. >> there are long hours of photo shoots today. the wine proi duss less than 5,000 cases per year but now, yacht o is introducing napaest, he wants napa on the label because he wants chinese to get to know this wine growing region che loves. >> i want testimony to experience nappa. the wine, food. we are weather, everything. >> again sells for $650 a bottle. napa crest costing only $48 in nappa, vic lee, cheers, abc 7 news. >> yao ming doing well with that. >> great looking

helena 91 tomorrow. we will stay warm on wednesday. will drop a few degrees on thursday and friday be cloudier near the bay but we will warm back up all be it gradually getting through the weekend and throughout the next week and similar to the weather today. all in all next seven days look receipty -- really good if you want to get outsides. sports is coming up next. ,, look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. no i didn't. you ate the bones. no, you ate the bone

helena, 95. clearlake, 100. richmond, 71. 89 walnut creek. 70 almeda. livermore at 95. hayward, 75. 90s, morgan hill, gilroy. 74 santa cruz. santa clara, 82 and 60s on the coast in the city, south san francisco low 70s and then upper 70s, very low 80s on the peninsula. some of the forecast models start to cool down tomorrow. if it doesn't happen then, it will happen on sunday. >>> a building collapse caught on tape. where the video came from and who is being held smonsible -- responsible for the collapse. medications? i don't know. last immunization shots? really? honey, what's my blood pressure medicine called? one time i took something and i blew up like a puffer fish. i'm probably allergic to that. at kaiser permanente, your medical information is available to you and your doctors. quickly. securely. no guesswork required. better information. better care. kaiserpermanente. thrive. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we c

helena, some low 80s. antioch, brenwood. breezy, cool out towards dublin.d to go 79 morgan hill. but i went 80. 73 san jose, santa clara. santa cruz usually one of the warmer locations. they will be stuck in the 60s. 50s, 60s. very low 70s on the coast. nice tomorrow, it will be warmer on thursday. it looks warm and hot by the weekend. >>> 8:06. the east bay regional park district is considering buying 16 new park sites. the park board will vote later this afternoon on a set of long- term goals and policies. the east bay already has the largest regional park system in america with a total of 113,000 acres. critics say the board should reshift its focus to opening 25% of the land not yet in use. park board members say it's important to reserve the land now for future use. >>> the san francisco animal control is teaming up with finding rover to launch a new dog app. the free mobile app will help reunite lost dogs with their owners. the san francisco animal control center is the first shelter to partner. the goal is to continue to be ahead of the national aver

these are your forecast highs, 93 in vacaville. 92 in san helena. 89 in pittsburg, 92 in brentwood mostly sunny and warm tomorrow. we're headed for a warm up and you will notice it. then the five day forecast pops up. we'll have that thing fixed by 6:00 i guarantee it. the five day forecast looks like this. it's not a big heat wave or anything. but it's definitely going to be warmer than it has been and the phoeusture -- moisture out of the area. looks like the thunderstorms all around us are going to miss us. >> good, thank you bill. >>> keeping students strapped in their seats. the steps federal investigators are taking to prevent injuries on school bus. >> back down to julie haener with what we're working on for 6:00. >> shocked and sickened by what they found. what animal control workers saw one of the most heinous cases of cruelty they've ever seen. also at 6:00 making i tougher to defend against disaster the dire warning about cut backs that could leave the bay area and state vulnerable. these stories and much more coming up in about 10 minutes, we'll see you at 6:00. >> this man sm

helena. his wines are sold almost exclusively in china.he rapidly emerging middle class there just can't get enough of his yao ming family wines. they pay a whopping 650 bucks for his reserve cabernet and $150 for the flagship cab. >> people are getting to -- they want to experience something different. they drink a lot of wine because of a business dinner or a social event. >> although the chinese do consume a lot of wine, it's the home-grown rice wine, which can be much stronger. yao likes western wines because it creates a more relaxed drinking culture. >> it brings a different feeling. it's a slow down, peaceful and enjoy it, enjoy the wine with your family, friends. i have some sunburn here. >> there were long hours of photoshoots today. he was followed by photographers and crews shooting promos for china. his winery produces less than 5,000 cases a year, but now yao is introducing a new label, the more moderately-priced napa crest. he wants napa on the label because he also wants the chinese to get to know this wine-growing region wh

helena. his wines are sold almost exclusively in china. the rapidly emerging middle class there just can't get enough of his you ming family wines. they pay a whopping 650 bucks for his reserve cabernet and 150 for the flagship cab. >> people are getting to -- they want experience something different. they drink a lot of wine because of a business dinner or a social event. >> although chinese do consume a lot of ryan it's the home ground rice wine which can be much stronger. yau likes western wines because it creates a more relaxed drinking culture. >> it brings a different feeling. it's a slow down, peaceful and enjoy it, enjoy the wine with your family friends. >> there were long hours of photo shoots today. he was followed by photographers and crews shooting promos for china. his winery produces less than 5,000 case as year, but now yau is introducing a new label. the more moderately-priced napa crest. he wants napa on the label because he also wants the chinese to get to know this wine-growing region which he loves. >> i want people to

this promotional video for the "louis helena" cruise lines shows one of their ships called "sea diamondiling brilliantly through blue waters. its ten decks hold nearly 1600 people which include jen and her daughter alex. their cruise takes them to the pristine coast of santorini greece on a relatively calm and sunny day. >> well, you could see it's a beautiful day in santorini and we're all excited. >> jan is chaperoning her daughter's high school trip on what so far has been a fantastic experience. but on april 6th, 2007, their fourth day, alex doesn't have a good feeling. >> we looked really close to the bottom of the harbor. and i just, i pointed out to someone, we laughed about it and as we started walking out of the room, we felt the crash. >> we quickly met and as we were standing there, we saw a lot of people come up and they were dripping wet. they had actually come up from the second floor and the pool had just kind of erupted with water. >> while waiting for the students, jan realizes something is wrong and starts recording on her new video camera. turns out, the sea diamond h

helena. we are looking at the cloud cover in the north bay for the next couple hours. here's a look at mt. tam. you will notice that, yeah, the 2000-foot marine layer not going anywhere soon. 61 in oakland. in san jose we have some sunshine. we are looking at the clouds in mountain view. hears a look at san jose. you see partly sunny conditions. the fog has muffed in here around downtown. 59 by the delta. we are looking at the sunshine doing its thing and working back to the coast throughout the day today. this was vollmer peak. it was a pretty shot but the fog is just blowing around so the low clouds and fog for most of you this morning. a little warmer for you in the inland east bay and around the bay. but the coast, you are going to stay cool and more cooling comes for the inland friends by the middle of the week. so our warmup, it's only temporary. here's a look at our visible picture and that sea breeze allowing for the temperatures to stay cool at our coast and the fog will be burning back to the shoreline. but here's the warmup. here's livermore the next couple

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helena tooutville. looking nice you will get a little cloud cover for yountville high of 82.mer saturday with a high of 84. there was a lot of activity just to our east wrapping around that ridge of high pressure since the winds on the western side of the high go from south to north. look at all this moisture. thunderstorms, some rain, some cloud cover from los angeles and san diego through vegas into eastern nevada and salt lake city but for us, just far enough away from the moisture we saw a little bit of cloud cover yesterday but no rainfall for us. high to our south and east, low to our north and west. get used to this picture. one is going to give us more of an influence? for tomorrow it will be the low pressure system moving into western washington, western oregon enhancing the onshore flow. tomorrow will likely be a couple of degrees cooler than today and about five degrees below average away from the water. then that will retreat a little bit. high pressure builds back a bit and that onshore flow gets lighter and we'll have temperatures warmer over the weekend but the

helena, 90. vallejo, crockett, benicia in there.more, pleasanton, low, mid- 90s. 80s for many and 70s as you get back to oakland, berkeley and alameda. 81 san jose. warmer to east san jose, probably 87. too much fog on the coast for a big warmup. 70s to very low 80sen the peninsula -- 80sen the peninsula. about the -- 80s on the peninsula. wednesday, thursday, things look cooler. the weekend looks warmer away from the coast. >> all right, steve. >>> mosquitoes in lake county, they tested positive for the west nile virus. vector control says this may be the reason for the rise of mosquitoes statewide. west nile virus has been seen in 24 california counties. about half of those cases were in sacramento and los angeles counties. >>> the 2013 grape harvest could come earlier than usual. that could cause problems for growers who still don't have all of the 2012 grapes all of the barrels and into bottles yet. last year's record crop left wineries with no place to store grapes. so now they are looking for new places to store crops. >>> hir

he left the school because he was going to start his new job this fall sat saint helena high school.ew updated information on our noon news cast. ktvu channel 2 news. >> time is 8:01. police in union city arrested a fan accused of exposing himself outside of a liquor store. now the police want other victims to come forward. police say gonzales is accused of exposing himself to a 14-year-old girl after allegedly following her in his car. police say gonzales has admitted to exposing himself to 8 other people. >> turning to our continuing coverage to the tense and often bitter contract talks. there are ten days left before the next strike deadline on august 4th. the two sides still appear to be far apart on all of the main issues. katie is live at the west oak land bart station this morning. why a bart shut down in august could be far worse than the one in july. >> we are ten days out. the morning commute going well as sal's been saying. the potential strike in august could be much worse who say more people take bart in august. union and bart leaders have been meeting trying to hammer o

continuar ahora con inmigración y está mario lobos para responder sus dudas, vamos con la carta de helena persona, es felonía aquí y en otros estados, tiene que contactar a un contador y así puede tener para ella un (nombre en inglés) y poder remplazar los documentos que usaba antes, pero ella no debe seguir con los papeles actuales, no es que no nos pongamos en sus zapatos, tenemos que decirle la verdad aunque nos duela, esto también es un crimen muy penalizado, contacte un cpa, pero así parar la usurpacion del nombre de la persona. >> si usted nos ve en estos momentos, recuerde, por más de la necesidad, lo más importante en este país es no quebrantar la ley. >> vamos ahora con la carta de maría palacios de california. (información de carta en pantalla) >> excelente pregunta, no le va a afectar en nada, pues el peticionario, esa falta que cometió no lo hace ilegible, pero tiene que tener el soporte económico para poder mantener el beneficiario, pero un simple dui no le afecta en nada para otorgar residencia al beneficiario. >> su pregunta ha sido respondía y ahora vamos con la pregunta d

helena, port chicago. low 90s. santa clara valley. on the coast, 60s, a lot of fog. san francisco, the peninsula, very low 80s. this pattern will take us into friday and level things off and sunday looks warmer away from the coast. >>> today, the boston marathon bombing suspect makes his first court appearance. >>> and the high-profile witnesses testifying on capitol hill to the boston bombing and other attacks on u.s. soil. >>> and what a folks supervisor did at a board meeting that she's never done before. >>> it's 8:14. the controversy over edward snowden's leaks about the nsa shedding light on a u.s. surveillance program. analysts say government surveillance is a multi-million dollar business subject to little public scrutiny. the average wiretap costs the government more than $50,000. federal cases can cost as much as $2.9 million. facebook says it provides access to government agencies for free. yahoo!and google charge a small fee for e-mail records. >>> the 19-year-old boston marathon bombing suspect will have his first court appearance. a special seating area

sonoma, saint helena, calistoga, clearlake, 93. kyia -- ukiah. 85 lirl, hayward, 68. san rafael, dublin all in the low 80s. and morgan hill. 50s, 60s, coast, south san francisco, parts of the peninsula, very low 70s for many. a cooler pattern. things start to turn around and looks warmer on thursday. could get much warmer by the weekend. >>> the health department is announcing a statewide recall on pistachios. food and drug official says the brand tresh usualed har vefrt may be contaminated with salmonella. but the recall only applies to roosted and salted -- roasted and salted pistachios purchased between october 17th of laugh year between april 29th this year. can get a refund. >>> twinkie lovers are seeing the hostest streets on shelves again -- treats on shelves again. walmart began stocking twinkies on friday. other major retailers are starting today. other hostest treats will be available by august. >>> coming up -- both sides in the b.a.r.t. labor dispute, heading back to the bargaining table. why there are growing concern,