the unique campaign strategy and the message to governor jerry brown. >>> update to this week's water main break at ucla. at 10:00 this morning, the school plans to release more than 200 undamaged cars still stuck in flooded parking garages. officials estimate nearly 1,000 vehicles belonging to students are still inside the garages. most of the cars were submerged for hours and received heavy damage. a 93-year-old water line rupture sent millions of gallons of water gushing into the area. >>> cantor announced he is resigning from congress in august after his surprise loss in virginia's primary election. cantor's announcement came hours after he also stepped down as house majority leader. congressman kevin mccarthy that represents kern will take over the number two role in the house. >>> jerry brown's republican challenger in the governors race is making headlines for a unique campaign strategy. neil kashkari said he spent a week pretending to be homeless and made a campaign video about his experiences. >> my message to jerry brown today, i'm not going to let you ignore the 24% living

economy that jerry brown sees it. jerry brown gets it. the whole border thing is so yesterday's news. and what i think people saw in that segment is that california and president obama nieto, jerry brown and nieto are really in collusion with each other against the american worker and the legal immigrant workers in this country, bill, that are seeing flat lining wages, a declining standard of living, and are increasingly pessimistic about their own ability to reach the american dream. and this is not spin, by the way. the univision poll that came out two weeks ago was stunning. among latino voters in california, bill, the issue of immigration ranked sixth on the list of most important issues to them. it was jobs, health care, education. the growth of government, the deficit of government. so that's pretty stung, right? but you have these people like brown who want to go out there and say, well, bring in all your illegal immigrants without any concern for the social services that have to be provided, the public schools or most of the middl

the report now on his new political message. >> my message to governor jerry brown i am not going toet away with it. >> reporter: he took the streets of fresno for a week as this video. >> one of the hardest weeks of my life. i expected to find a job and take care of myself. it is been a week and i found nothing. >> reporter: he is trying to connect with unemployed workers. >> i am a commercial driver. it is real tough. economy slowed down. >> reporter: his effort to steal the spotlight from governor jerry brown is political theater. >> he gets a lot of credit for putting this together but i think it speaks to his problem that he was able to pose in fresno for a week as a homeless person and have nobody recognize him. here he is running for governor of california. jerry brown was generating he advanced jobs and investments in california. >> i spoke with the president of mexico and we discussed investments in renewable energy. particular along it boarder. >> yesterday we told you about an ax in massachusetts, tonight a georgia woman wants to know who is responsible for this. a sledgeh

a great governor of the state of california we certainly do (clapping) well, thank you governor jerry brown and good evening, everyone thank you and welcome to san francisco it's a pleasure to welcome solar 2014 for a 7th year in a row that's great, thank you doctor weber we have developed a great partner with the solar company and it's stunning we haven't really left the days of the gold rush this was when pioneers and future seekers and immigrants all types of people came rushing into the san francisco bay area to the state of california to find what to find answers to improve their lives it so happens that this spirit of innovation and entrepreneursship is still awake and instead of calling them the names of femur seeks we call them diserupts and innovators and one is the solar industry that's diserupt active in a fine sense the united states has seen a record growth in solar snauksz and, in fact, the average cost of the module has dropped 80 percent in the last 5 years? the hard work that conference has done and many of the people companies innovating models to make solar accessible to

. >> durante una visita de mÉxico en junio jerry brown y peÑa nieto firman sobre los derechos en californiaercer socio comercial luego de china y japÓn. >> y por eso la visita de las inversiones en sectores como energÍas renovables, educaciÓn y turismo, asÍmismo dijo que seguirÁ ayudando con la seguridad fronteriza. >> buenas noticias reducir la violencia y seguiremos trabajando ¿esto. >> jerry brown ofrecerÁ un almuerzo a peÑa nieto. >> una nueva ley en california podrÍa reducir el robo de telÉfonos inteligentes. >> no creerÁ la que le pasÓ a este niÑo. >> el presidente obama considera omitir problemas en la reforma migratoria. >> otra niÑa que busca la corona de la seÑorita jalisco. ♪ . >> este niÑo de 6 aÑos sobre vi viviÓ insolitomente cuando una camioneta pasa por encima del menor y se para el menor y camina, el conductor del vehÍculo asegura que novio vehÍculo. >> organizaciones es favores de l los inmigrantes esperan las medidas de obama. >> nos cuentan por quÉ las medidas tardarÍan mÁs de lo previsto. >> con el regreso a washington de sus vacaciones aumentan las medidas de acciÓn ej

jerry brown or the data. i had $40 my backpack, just a change of clothes, for seven days tried to find a job. restaurants, car dealerships, packed boxes, anything. nobody was hiring. on parking lots, ran out of money, had returned to the homeless shelter for food. i realized for millions of californians they are being left behind and jerry brown doesn't even acknowledge their struggles with the people don't want welfare, they don't want food stamps, they just want jobs. heather: so how do we make that happen? it was going to come to an end within one week, he obviously had a film crew with you. probably your cell phone, but for those folks who are out there, they don't have a day their homelessness is going to end. how do they get a job, why is the job not out there? >> i got a taste of what they are struggling. that case was tough. here is the thing, the poverty crisis is man-made. we have regulations growing out of control driving them out of state. just this week we announced moving their factory out. that

if you're jerry brown. look, brown's got a 20-point lead in the polls. $25 million in the bank, $25 million more than opponent neil kashakri has. he be take credit for it even if he doesn't deserve credit for it, he'll take it. only really a gaffe, a scandal can stop him from capturing yet a fourth term, unprecedented. and where he was certainly prone to gaffes in the past, the new brown is a lot more cautious than the old. >> four terms, it might happen. interesting. thank you, larry. >>> still ahead, taking stand. the nfl gets tough on domestic violence after calls for change. the strict new penalties, next. >>> a mother accused of choking a suspected bully is vindicated. what her lawyer believes is the real reason behind the three-month-long investigation. >>> also -- >> i'm michelle roberts live in san jose where there was a grizzly discovery here at grace church. what we've learned about a homicide that happened in the parking lot, coming up. >>> a church parking lot turns into a crime scene after a gri

i will point out though, jerry brown, i wonder if he's a war lock.year with the drought, the water is sort of on people's minds and i think this year has a better chance of passing than anyone predicted in 2009 when they put this together. >> polls indicated people might be willing to vote for this, but the governor and what does this say about him and his place in sacramento right now, it says exactly where jerry brown wishes it to say. i am the guy running the state. i am the solution to the problems and i want you, the people, including the legislators, to follow me and believe me, they will. the polling you referred to earlier, yes, it was showing on a positive side but now there's no question, there's no opposition to this measure whatsoever. the only people who want to oppose it are people without perks in it anymore and it's too late. >> we'll be right back. d mark fans are ,,,,,,,, i noon. and, o >> welcome back. well, mark kelly is live down at levi stadium this morning and mark, the fans are starting to roll in? >> they are. let's take a lo

i want you to go out there and talk about jerry brown." jerry brown, jerry brown, jerry brown.ter brown, buster brown, buster brown. audi murphy, audi murphy audi murphy. murray brown! don't you realize that he's rain man! >> chevy chase has just issued this statement about robin williams. "robin and i were great friends suffering from the same little-known disease, depression. i never could have expected this ending to his life and to ours with him. god bless him and god bless us all for his life. i cannot believe this, i am overwhelmed with grief. what a wonderful man, boy, and what a tremendous talent in the most important art of any time, comedy. i loved him." joining me now, jeannie wolf, a hollywood journalist who spoke to robin williams fairly recently. jeannie, joining us by phone, you interviewed robin about two months ago? >> i interviewed him about two months ago but i've interviewed him countless times over the years. many, many tips. you know, even right at the "mork and mindy" days. and, you know, i -- i see what chevy was saying. i think that when this news hit n

our top story, california governor jerry brown declaring a state of emergency now after that powerful earthquake rocked the napa valley region. it's the heart of the nation's wine country. [ inaudible ] >> and you see this family, these people capturing some of this on video. it went on for several seconds. the magnitude 6.0 tremendous bler jolting people out of their beds from sacramento to san jose. the largest to hit the bay area since 1989. 89 people we're told injured. three in critical condition at this hour with reports of ruptured water and gas lines, they really want people to be careful. if they're going in and out of buildings, they've really got to be careful. tens of thousands of people too without electrical power now. claudia is live with the latest. >> reporter: certainly one of the hardest hit areas is this mobile home park in napa. we're just about 7 miles north of the epicenter. four of these mobile homes reduced to are you able arubble. this mobile home is still smoldering. a lot of seniors live here. fire crews went door to door to make sure everyone got out safet

in a road map we need to realize but second there was another great motivation speak by governor jerry brown give them a hand. it's speech was a call to action to the state legislators across the country when you heard it you should have said what about new york at least that's what i thought. as we talk about new york i hate to do this and with all due respect to our mayor ed lee who is a fast friend of mine i want to submit my first objection to this being the first conference in san francisco i think brooklyn sighing show get a chance i am here to share chastises going on in new york and i think it really in solar in a way that i think it different how the confidence usually goes i want to come back but one the lessons that new york has learned from climate change and two the current state of the renewables in new york and the state where we go from here i want to start with the climate change been new york economy there's been i don't know why an idiotic debate around climate change (clapping) why this is a debate i'll never know, you know, we don't talk about drowning polar bears but ne

particularly with the redevelopment agencies i guess i got to go so sacramento and get ahold of jerry brown and talk to mr. willie brown i'm so confused with what the hell the city government is doing and me being involved you've got those game changes to keep people off and now new staff it's heading up this program with the ellis act. let's go know the real facts it's okay that you staffers meet on monday but itself history shows that something is going on what you're leaving out in the input of the communities and it will nip you in the butt. if you think i'm the only one that is clektd out >> any more speaker cards. >> no. >> do we have questions or comments from commissioners? commissioner singh would i like to start? >> you think it is a very good program. i like that and how long it takes to hospital all those guys 82 days >> i don't know if we'll ever house all of them but they have unlike the program they can only use their certificate one time so depended on how urgent their need. i think we've housed 10 householders since january 2012 some of those folks are been couch to couch h

i want you to go out there and talk about jerry brown." jerry brown, jerry brown, jerry brown.r brown, buster brown, buster brown. audi murphy, audi murphy audi murphy. murray brown! don't you realize that he's rain man! >> chevy chase has just issued this statement about robin williams. "robin and i were great friends suffering from the same little-known disease, depression. i never could have expected this ending to his life and to ours with him. god bless him and god bless us all for his life. i cannot believe this, i am overwhelmed with grief. what a wonderful man, boy, and what a tremendous talent in the most important art of any time, comedy. i loved him." joining me now, jeannie wolf, a hollywood journalist who spoke to robin williams fairly recently. jeannie, joining us by phone, you interviewed robin about two months ago? >> i interviewed him about two months ago but i've interviewed him countless times over the years. many, many tips. you know, even right at the "mork and mindy" days. and, you know, i -- i see what chevy was saying. i think that when this news hit new

>> jerry brown calls it the california comeback.e are back and yet the data says 24% of californians live in poverty. who is right? i went to fresno with $40 in my pocket, a backpack and a change of clothes, and i spent 70 days looking for a job. i said i would watch -- wash dishes. a few times, i was recognized, but none of the stores i applied. i could not get a job. for seven days come i lived homeless on the streets, i ran out of money, had to turn for a homeless shelter for food. 24% of californians live in poverty and we have one of the worst unemployment rates in the country, i think it rings file -- hollow. i wanted to bring poverty, homelessness, unemployment, to the forefront. not just the unemployment debate but the national debate. we have done it. admit, i admire what neil did and i admire his positions as i understand them. on a personal basis, but seeing what he has been saying, whos a moderate republican is perfectly willing to take on issues and take positions that other republicans more extreme don't. >> the tea pa

jerry brown has been more sympathetic to the unions. this is a blow to the unions on friendly turf. >> who is backing your side? i know you were working on behalf of students plaintiffs. i doubt they had a cookie sail or a bake sail at one of their classrooms to pay their fees. who made sure whose case got proud. who is paying your hourlies? >> it's a great american story. a man named dave welsh in engineer entrepreneur looked around at what was happening to our public school system in california, and said these laws must be wrong. this must be illegal. this can't go on. he formed the group "students matter. students matter have been going back to an eclectic array of organizations, some liberal, some conservative. democrats, runs, to raise the funds to pursue a lawsuit like this. we've done some of our work pro bo bono. but it's been a partnership. i went to public schools. my law partners went to public schools. we want to create a platform for every kid to get an equal shot at a successful and fulfilling life. and dale welsh and stud

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wild fires burning in california are having jerry brown state an emergency. francisco organization helping those with hiv and aids are reopening. marty is placed are going to been trying to generate $200,000 in the donations to renovate the place. as for the weather and traffic. the economy to an umbrella today and tomorrow. you'll see thunderstorms throughout the north bank. we can see too much right now but we do have cloudy skies that should last into tomorrow morning. showers are possible and other parts of the bank. after tuesday and mirror the import the sunny days and possibly 90s on the weekends. most of these our activities for today are and lake tahoe and southern california and the nevada area. this morning he should not be too worried about the showers. by the afternoon we have the potential for some showers and thunderstorms it especially in the north bank. that potential for storms and showers will stick around until tomorrow morning. tempters right now are fairly mild... is for today... listed below average through tomorrow to the to the cloud

. >> jerry brown has declared a state of emergency. at least 60 water main breaks and leaks have been reported. six major fires were started from the quake. >> we've had relative calm through this magnitude of an earthquake. >> despite the calm, the quake terri terrified some residents. >> it's the scariest thing i've ever experienced. >> multiple aftershocks have occurred ranging from 2.6 to 3.6 magnitude. i'm scott thompson reporting. >> back here at home, d.c.'s mayoral race shifted to the d.c. police department. there was an accusation from former d.c. council member, carol schwartz who is also running an independent campaign for mayor that it was her understanding that to get that endorsement, a candidate would have to agree to fire popular police chief, cathy lanier. >> she's flat out wrong. i have no idea where she got that information from. >> he said any talk of staffing if he should win is premature. the democratic council candidate said she looks forward to working with chief lanier. >> organizers said the goal was to improv

under governor jerry brown's administration a record number of so-called lifers are being granted parole. the governor's office says this has nothing to do with the need to reduce prison overcrowding. instead they insist the trend is driven mostly by court rulings that make it harder to deny parole. scott shafer takes a look at a no program aimed at addressing the growing number of lifers getting out. >> reporter: hundreds of inmates mere at solano prison in vacaville are hoping for a second chance, and officials think the key is rehabilitation. >> hurt people. >> reporter: these prisoners are doing sentences like 25 years to life, some for the most heinous crimes imaginable. >> the hurt that we carry, we take it out on somebody else. >> reporter: they don't know if they'll ever get out. still, they're trying to understand what went wrong and how they ended up here. >> i see your hands up. >> one of my biggest fears in the past was rejection, right? and communication skills were lacking, to say the least, because of my alcohol and drug abuse. >> in my family, a lot of it always went back

and now talking to jerry brown who has until the end of september to make a final decision. we get more on that story tonight from nbc's hally jackson. >> reporter: paper or plastic? soon californians may not have the choice. since the state legislature just approved a ban on single use plastic bags. >> i think it's not that bifg a deal to bring your own bag. it is a big waste. people don't recycle them necessarily. >> many cities in california already outlaw plastic bags. if governor jerry brown signs the bill into law, starting next summer, shoppers who forget to bring a bag will have to pay at least 10 cents at the grocery store'paper or reusable kind. >> what do you think of that? >> i think it's a bunch of bologna. >> massachusetts and washington are also looking at bills to ban single use bags. and along with five other states are considering taxes or fees ranging from one to 15 cents per bag. >> the new scam would kill my job. >> and my job. >> but with ads like these, the plastic bag industry has fought hard against the california bill. the american progressive bag a

governor jerry brown opposes the idea, but lieutenant governor gavin newsom is chairing a task forceo study the issue. thuy vu spoke to him earlier. >> lieutenant governor gavin newsom, welcome to the program. >> good to be here, thanks. >> well, you did not take a stand in california's prop 19 four years ago, a measure that would have legalized cannabis. voters rejected it. why are you supporting legalizing marijuana now? >> prop 14 i was a coward, i didn't give it a lot of thought, i tried to get excuses. there were parts i legitimately would not argue for today that could have created a real patchwork that was difficult, but i admired the courage of those that put that on the ballot; to begin the conversatin and knew on the failure on the war on drugs. had prop 19 not have been on the ballot, you would not have had a colorado initiative and washington state initiative to move forward on this debate. so i admire that. that said, about two years ago someone asked me the question and i couldn't share my private thoughts any longer without the courage of sharing them publicly and i sa

but as you probably know, governor jerry brown has declared a disaster. and the next step will be to do all the assessments and to see where the federal government will participate. i can tell you that everybody, city, county, state, feds, everybody is doing everything they can to make sure that everyone is back on their feet as soon as they can possibly be back on their feet. >> did you have a sense of the global damage? >> i've had some reports, there are some wineries that have been hit pretty hard, barrels have been knocked off the rack. a lot of the glass inventory has been broken. i've heard from two wineries in particular that have had some damage. the damage as you know, while napa seems to be the biggest -- is the biggest spot, it also ripples throughout my district. i know down in vallejo, they have had a considerable amount of damage especially down

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jerry brown gets in there and we are in the black instead of being in the red.he has been doing a wonderful job. they need to give reddit where credit is due. talking about the president, you know, this immigration, everybody here is an immigrant. it is typical for them and the republican parties to sit up there and talk about these children coming over the border or whatever. if you want to keep it real and be real about it, leave the country and give it back to the native americans, the indians, who it rightfully belonged to. thistired of hearing all talk about immigrants, emigrants, they are taking our country. guess what, america, it is a new america. host: thank you, sir. arnold schwarzenegger was a for a show of a governor in california. jerry brown has multiplied the budget. is in thes -- that he black is asinine. he is not in the black. he raised taxes on the people in california, and we have budget deficits. we have over one trillion dollars of structural debt here in the state of california. so the idea that jerry brown has healed our wounds is a ficti

compare that to jerry brown's war chest of more than 22 million in the bank and no debt. own also holds a wide lead in the polls stphaz wildfire -- >>> a wildfire burning near yosemite. and a major route to the park reopens. >>> and coming up, we have the latest forecast. >>> up first, a sight to see. dead fish by the tens of thousands. what's behind it and the call for help removing them. >>> new at 10:00, the distinct odor of dying fish closes businesses along the coast today. debora villalon went to santa cruz and found out what caused it and how long the smell will stick around. >> okay my name is steven and i'm your captain. >> reporter: passengers on this sunset cruise got a show. sea birds sweeping and diving. sales darting up close because dinner was dead anchovies. thousands of them. >> they're looking for a safe place to stay. they swim to the harbor, deplete the oxygen and they die. sort of a sad escape. sorry. >> reporter: this shows the anchovies in a feeding frenzy. rotting fish can damage boats. the ramp is now closed along with the kayak and paddle boat ren

potential even governor jerry brown. >> let's talk about that, larry, the collection between mike at and governor brown. the governor appointed peavy, so anything that reflects poorly, does it have the potential to smudge governor brown as well? >> that's the potential linkage, it turns out the city of san bruno through e-mail exchanges, you know, no big deal -- that kind of relationship is understandable. what doesn't make sense is the close relationship that existed in those changes, to the extent that according to those e-mails, including have i on the future of the puismt c, how to handle the issues, to pg & e's benefit. let's remember. pg & e is responsible to the explosion, and tpuc is supposed to regulate that utility. some would say this is tantamount to the fox guarding the chicken pen, so a lot have are asked for peavy's resignation. >> and some people are calling on governor brown to take action. i know our investigative report has tried to get the governor to talk. >> these mounting pressures are beginning to take a toll. from your investigation and others no question. af

way that we the community have to lobby not in this hall but in the state capitol with governor jerry brown because it looks like he'll be around if for the fourth time in a row but audio effectively this 1404 obviously is going to be in the business of mayor ed lee and what he's doing now but the bottom line i think there should be a special hearing on this in the community for which this impacts the communities. on another keynote i'm sure you're aware of check our history i've been here requesting this commission come to the western edition to talk about the obligation and it's been i don't know why it's been hesitant but here president you've got hoof history in the western edition that will be appropriate that before this thing comes up i think you need to come to the community and hold the meeting right in the middle of our community so we'll have some empathy so this is on urban renewal i'm respectfully requesting that and let us come to you guys and do a presentation like everyone else to really show what we have been impacted by the urban renewal. as and mentioned before i am redea

. >>> too governor jerry brown -- today governor jerry brown barred websites from mosing mug shots. websites collect hundreds of thousands of dollars to remove mug shots. the new law subject violaters to a $1,000 fine. the bill goes into effect next year. >>> girl power and history at the little league world series. 13-year-old plays for a little league team from philadelphia. watch her pitch her. she is the first girl to pitch a complete game shut out at the little league world series. listen to these numbers. allowed only two hits and struck out 8 as her team won 4- 0 over a big hitting team from nashville. philadelphia plays next on sunday. i read an interview about her, she said when the boys come up, okay, see what you got and then throw as 70 miles per hour baseball, okay, we get it. [ talking at the same time ] >> it is a little league field so the mound is real close. closer than a high school field and she is throwing 70 -- >> and she is an honor student. great story. [ talking at the same time ] >>> for us the weekend is here already. temperatures have been the same all da

que después de esto , estarán visitando sacramento donde se vera con el gobernador de california, jerry brown funeral sea inicio de sanación para la comunidad . >> [♪ ♪] . >> celebración a la vida de michael brown . >> [♪ ♪] . >> su madre vistio de rojos y antes, lloro en silencio . >> dijo que pocos días antes de ser baleado le dijo que soño con la muerte . >> [hablando inglés] . >> me dijo que veía sangre , predijo su muerte . >>e l funeral van miles y tres delegados de la casa blanca . >> piden alto a la violencia tras su muerte . >> no debemos recordar por disturbios sino que por cambios . >> a la salida de la iglesia , ,multitud lo espero, lo enteraron cerca de donde perdió la vida ante un oficial de policía . >> es despedida, y toca hilos importantes, como el racismo y discriminación . >> crece apoyo a quien disparo agentes salen a la calle el fin de semana para pedir respetar la inocencia del policía . >> todos los policías que conozco es una situación que queremos evitar . >> comunidad quiere sanar heridas y muestra estos carteles que dicen que aman ferguson . >> seguiremos viendo cuá

. >> jerry brown says we're back, all the problems are behind us.f you look at the data we're number one in america, 24% poverty, near the bottom for jobs and have got some of the worst schools in america. i don't know where his come-back is. i wanted to see firsthand what it's like for people. i got on a bus with 40 dollars in my pocket, went to fresno and said i'm going to try to make it, get by washing dishes or whatever. >> shouldn't be hard if california is having a come-back. >> you didn't just want the statistics to prove it. you wanted to get your hands dirty and see for yourself. how did it all work? who was videotaping this? what did you experience? >> as soon as i got off the greyhound bus i started walking to the first business i could find. i had a hidden camera in my backpack. i did have a videographer but it wouldn't work. i said i walked into the business, said are you hiring? no. that sequence was repeated over and over again. i had 40 bucks to buy food the first few days. i was sleeping on the street, either a park bench, parking l

the bill cleared the senate and is snow sent to the governor jerry brown.upporters say this helps the environment. lower income families and becomes law the bag ban would go into effect next year in stores and pharmacies in 2015 in convenience stores in 2016. the state may begin regulating it's ground water supply for the first time due to a drought in the senate that would require some local governments to develop ground water management plans. the bill was sent to jerry brown on friday. >> beautiful day in napa today with lots of sunshine, the high of 90 degrees this afternoon kind of on the hot side but a beautiful day to take on a roll on the bike this afternoon. we are going to have warm temperatures continuing for the rest of the labor day weekend as we have lots of sunshine and very little in the way of high temperatures today made it up into the 70s and 80s. mid 80s and inland all the way into the mid 90s getting up to 96 degrees and santa rosa also at 96. for tomorrow temperatures coming back down a few degrees but it's still going to be a warm day

governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency as hundreds spent the night without power or water. officials say the impact could have been so much worse. so far 200 people have been treated for minor injuries and two people are in serious condition. reporting live in napa, california, taman bradley abc news. >> turn to 6abc.com for continuing coverage. earthquake. you can see photos from reports and others on the scene. >>> now for a check on the accuweather forecast as some children are back to school this monday morning. >> reporter: it's that time of year, guys. we have no significant cloud cover, the clouds are out to the west. temperatures are cool, 64 in philadelphia. still the upper 50s in allentown and trenton and millville. 62 in wilmington, 63 readings at sea isle and on the the boardwalk in atlantic city. 71 degrees by 9:00 a.m., 80 by noon. 83 by 3:00 p.m. with a high of 84 probably around 3:30 or 4:00 by the time we are back to 82 degrees at 6:00 p.m. tonight. when i come back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we'll let you know how long the nice weat