a marin county lagoon known for its beauty has a reputation for a smell. as kpix 5's don ford reports, we'll will go to great lengths to -- people are willing to go to great lengths to solve the problem. >> reporter: it looks beautiful right now but anyone living anywhere close to this lagoon knows what's in store this coming summer. the water dries up leaving behind dead, dying and rotting plants. >> it smells like, um, rotten eggs. >> the stench is unbearable. >> reporter: now the bay point homeowners association is paying for a study to see how they can prevent this summer stench. how much is it going to cost? >> about $35,000 for the study. >> reporter: an engineering firm will look at how water can better flow through the lagoon. but because this is a wetland and the endangered saltmarsh harvest mouth may have been sighted the process is complicated. >> it creates issues from the standpoint of getting things done expeditiously. >> reporter: the san rafael public works director says the smell is nothing new. >> no. it has been there at least for 20-som

in north carolina nothing happening with duke energy to force them to clean up coal ash lagoons. local organizations, not the stay, had to take the initiative to enforce clean water laws. but the first time north carolina was forced to take action and confirmed under oath that duke energy iseverywhere it stores coal ash in the state under oath, this polluting storage is a serious threat to the public health, safety, and welfare. now a federal grand jury is investigating both duke energy and environmental agencies. as a result duke pledged to clean up four of its 14 sites and look at the rest. in tennessee, tva continues after king stones to store coal ash in unlined polluting pits. local citizens groups enforce the clean water act. only in response to that pressure the state of tennessee has now confirmed under oath that tva has and is violating tennessee environmental laws by its coal ash storage on the cumberland river near nashville. in the south we have seen people must have the power to protect themselves and to enforce the law. the citizens right to enforce a new epa rule i

but anyone living anywhere close to this lagoon knows what's in store this coming summer.er dries up. leaving behind dead the dying and rotting plants. >> it smells like rotten eggs. >> the stench is unbearable. >>reporter: now the bay point homeowner's association is paying for a study to see how they can prevent this summer stench. how much is it going to cost. >> 35,000 for a study. >>reporter: an engineering study will look at how water can better flow through the lagoon. because this is a wet scompland the endangered salt marsh harvest mouse might have been sighted, the process becomes complicated. >> the point of getting things done expeditiously. >>reporter: the smell is nothing new. >> no, it has been there at least for 20 something years. >>reporter: this satellite image shows how large the lagoon is compared to the surrounding neighborhoods. neighborhoods that may breathe easier if the lagoon can be flushed on a more regular basis. the city is working closely where the association to help find a solution. >> this study will be starting next week or two as soon as

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you can see the form of the lagoon taking shape. here is a series of panoramas that illustrates the evolution of the exposition. once these palaces were completed, it was left only to fill them. palaces were filled with the latest in technological achievements, something stressed by management which only gave awards for articles developed over the prior 10 years. let's take a look at a few of the thousands of exciting new developments illustrated at the ppie. first of all, airplanes. as we know, the wright brothers first successful flight at kitty hawk was in december 1903 so airplanes were not a factor at the 1904 saint louis exposition. the ppie was the first international exposition with airplanes as a major component. tragically, lincoln beachey was killed at the fair on march 14 when he attempted an upside down flight shearing off the wings sending him into the bay. art smith dazzled crowds with his start flying including death spirals and night flights lit by fires on the canvas wings. this is closing night. the original sun m

in north carolina nothing was happening to force duke energy to clean up its coal ash lagoon. local community organizations had to take the initiative to enforce clean water laws. for the first time north carolina was forced to take action and confirmed under oath that duke energy is violating state or federal clean water laws or both everywhere it stores coal ash in the state and under oath that this storage is a serious threat to the public health, safety, and welfare. now a federal criminal grand jury is investigating, and as a result duke pledge to clean up its sites and to look at all the rest. in tennessee they continue to store coal ash in unlined hits. local citizens groups and forced a clique -- and forced -- enfor ced a clean water act. the state has confirmed they have been violating tennessee environmental laws by coal ash storage on the cumberland river near nashville. in the south we have seen the people must have the power to protect themselves and enforce the law. the citizens right to enforce the new epa rule is a principal reason to have hope that this criter

because we were engaging in the foolhardy practice of storing this industrial waste in a riverside lagoon filled with water held back by earthen dikes that leaked with rotting infrastructure. had that ash, as is happening in south carolina today as we speak, had that ash instead been stored in a dry state, in a lined landfill like we require for simple municipal, away from the river, this would never have happened. in other words, these sites are engineered, or not engineered, to be as dangerous as possible. the shocking thing is the dan river site is the smallest coal ash site that duke has in the state of north carolina. in that sense, in some odd way, we were fortunate. >> thank you. we've heard from other witnesses on your panel that states are best positioned to enforce coal ash disposal requirements. do you think states have proven their ability to effectively enforce coal ash rules? >> well, just take the dan river for example. the state never required a cleanup. in fact, believe it or not, six months before the spill in response to a notice the citizens sent, the state was forced

the mayor noted $22 million exacting renovation of the grounds and lagoon and rotunda.w, in addition to this year long celebration is a big question mark for us. what will this space be for the next 50-100 years is? we don't know. what we do know is whatever this space becomes is going to honor the incredible history and culture of this site and invest it and steward it to make sure we celebrate the bicentennial. i want to acknowledge the california historical society who has been a fantastic partner and we are so grateful for them for taking this on and taking the time and attention this site deserves. this is a pop up version of what's going to open in february and you can already see with ka boom you can see this place come to life. of course we want to th

the pygmy sperm whale washed on to a beach late yesterday afternoon near abbotts lagoon in the point reyes national seashore. rescue efforts had to be put on hold last night because it got too dark. a team of marine mammal experts arrived this morning to find the whale dead. that whale will be take to sausalito for tests. >>> several koalas rescued from wildfires in australia are suffering from burns on their paws. so check them out. they are wearing mittens as they climb trees at the animal hospital. caregivers say the koalas were rescued early enough so they will be able to go back into the wild again. slow-moving animals are at constant risk during wildfires dying from burns and dehydration but these will be okay. >> they are getting some help. that's good. >> >> caroline: no. rick, what are you doing? >> rick: [ sighs ] getting a broom and dustpan, apparently. >> caroline: rick, don't. >> rick: maya likes to walk barefoot sometimes. i wouldn't want her cutting her tiny feet. >> caroline: how could you let her put that up there? >> rick: she didn't do it. that was my little housew

it happened at admits lagoon there ever and is on national park service land. experts say this is peak season for will migration with sidings for up to 40 the 60 wells per day. a kron4 news crew is on the way. >> pam: still ahead at five a local mod beast the odds. cover it up best by kitty why doctors are calling her newborn a miracle baby. >> pam: dan at by 30 police tonight are asking for your help to find two men who brutally attacked in an ugly woman walking into a bart station. and next. california senator and marin a today barbara boxer makes a big announcement about the future. bulldog: well pup, it's out with the old and in with the new during mattress discounters' year end clearance sale. pup: look! i found a red tag! bulldog: that means folks can save up to 40% on clearance mattresses. pup: oh! here's another! bulldog: that means up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. pup: i found another red tag! bulldog: what? where? pup: right here, silly! [laughter] bulldog: that tickles! mattress discounters' year end clearance sale ends soon.

. >> scientist from the marin mammal center examine a sperm whale that washed up at the lagoon at point reyes today. we over the scene as onlookers tried to help the whale because pigmy sperm whale are very rare scientist want to bring it in to examine it. >> 2 people arrested in drug bust this morning in contra costa county. 10 pounds of marijuana various other drugs and 2 guns were seized during a search at home on park rain circle in antioch. 23-year-old patrick west and 25-year-old cedar west arrested. it was part of anti-violence support team in conjunction with police and the sheriff's department. >>> we have reaction tonight to senator boxer decision not to seek a fifth term. >> if her leaving will be a great loss to the congress of the united states. people of california and to our country. >>reporter: long time friend pelosi is one of many talking about how much respect they have for boxer. she made her nouns in the meantime an interview with her eldest grandson posted on you tube. >> i want to come home. i want to come home to the state that i love so much california. >>report

. >>> a tragic discovery at the beach at abbott's lagoon. what looks like a pygmy sperm whale has washed up on the beach. it does appear to be injured. it was first spotted about 2:30 this afternoon. at least six people including a park ranger have surrounded the small whale trying to figure out what to do now. we're told a rescue team is on the way to that scene. >>> a 13-year-old boy is hospitalized after he was stabbed in concord. police say the boy and his friend were walking around 10:00 last night when they were approached by a few people who asked the boys if they were in a gang. when the boys said no, one of the suspects shot at him several times. the other then stabbed him several times. this happened near grant street and noel drive. police are still looking for the suspects. >>> the san leandro police department could soon have heavy hardware out on the streets. this armored vehicle is creating some controversy. laura anthony is live in san leandro tonight to explain why. >> reporter: hi, dan. the vehicle in question is right behi

. >> scientist from the marin mammal center examine a sperm whale that washed up at the lagoon at point reyes today. we over the scene as onlookers tried to help the whale because pigmy sperm whale are very rare scientist want to bring it in to examine it. >> 2 people arrested in drug bust this morning in contra costa county. 10 pounds of marijuana various other drugs and 2 guns were seized during a search at home on park rain circle in antioch. 23-year-old patrick west and 25-year-old cedar west arrested. it was part of anti-violence support team in conjunction with police and the sheriff's department. >>> we have reaction tonight to senator boxer decision not to seek a fifth term. >> if her leaving will be a great loss to the congress of the united states. people of california and to our country. >>reporter: long time friend pelosi is one of many talking about how much respect they have for boxer. she made her nouns in the meantime an interview with her eldest grandson posted on you tube. >> i want to come home. i want to come home to the state that i love so much california. >>report

the whale died in that lagoon. marine biologists say it's rare to find this species. the team from the california academy of sciences wants to do a ct scan to find out why the whale died. more tests will be done at the marine mammal centering in sausalito. >>> it is friday. let's bring in jeff ranieri. kind of sunshine and mixed conditions. >> we had a real mixed bag no matter where you are. you can see we started off with a lot of cloud cover here at mt. hamilton then eventually by the afternoon, there it is. we got some blue sky out here across portions of the south bay. when that sun came out, it was incredible incredible. on my way to work today it made you want to turn up your radio a little extra and open up that sun roof. you can see right now that storm system that did bring us cloud cover over the past 24 hours, but no rainfall continues to move off toward the east. but lining up offshore is another weaker storm system to bring us more additional cloud cover as we head throughout your saturday forecast. we'll take you outside right now to the sky camera netwo

it's on the beach at abbotts lagoon west of tomales bay. it's a pygmy sperm whale that washed up this afternoon. we are working to get more information on the rescue and will bring you an update when we have it. >>> the hunt is on for the man who attacked an elderly woman near the dublin bart station. the 72-year-old woman was found on the sidewalk bleeding. people did rush in to help including a man who tried to follow her attacker. kpix 5's ryan takeo on how police inadvertently allowed the bad guy to get away. ryan. >> reporter: this attack happened just steps away from the west dublin bart station. one good samaritan found the woman lying face down on the ground and he says at first, he thought the woman was dead. first responders surrounded the 72-year-old victim her face bloodied after being blindsided. police say the robber snuck up on her as she was half a black away from the west dublin bart station yesterday. >> in the middle of the day at 12:22, out of nowhere, she is attacked. >> he punched her? >> yes. just brutally attacked he

. >> scientist from the marin mammal center examine a sperm whale that washed up at the lagoon at point today. we over the scene as onlookers tried to help the whale because pigmy sperm whale are very rare scientist want to bring it in to examine it. >> 2 people arrested in drug bust this morning in contra costa county. 10 pounds of marijuana various other drugs and 2 guns were seized during a search at home on park rain circle in antioch. 23-year-old patrick west and 25-year-old cedar west arrested. it was part of anti-violence support team in conjunction with police and the sheriff's department. >>> we have reaction tonight to senator boxer decision not to seek a fifth term. >> if her leaving will be a great loss to the congress of the united states. people of california and to our country. >>reporter: long time friend pelosi is one of many talking about how much respect they have for boxer. she made her nouns in the meantime an interview with her eldest grandson posted on you tube. >> i want to come home. i want to come home to the state that i love so much california. >>reporter: bo

up the coast in scituate beachfront homes now have backyard lagoons. these cars, entirely submerged. whole neighborhoods cut off by the flooding. steve berlow tried to wade through the water to get back home but couldn't make it. since 10:00 last night, barely any letup. the roads, a solid wall of white. you can feel how intense it is already. it went from bad to worse. the ocean churning. cars buried. three to four inches of snow falling here every hour. tonight, utility trucks lining up to help more than 28,000 people in eastern massachusetts who are now without electricity. and this storm is still blowing. this lighthouse -- now you see it, now you don't. the winds there clocked in at nearly 80 miles an hour. the fiercest of this storm so far. the wind now kicking up again something fierce. and where i'm standing here is basically newly fallen snow on a puddle of slush. the tide coming in again. police are telling us we need to leave now. and the homeowners have no idea when they'll be allowed to come back. david? >> it is going to be another long n

. >> pam:this is happening at the abbotts lagoon area in point reyes. >> pam:kron4's philippe djegal is working with the marine mammal center right now to bring you more details on this story. coming up at 8:30. >> pam: the day started out with high hopes. but ended with disappointment. when the u.s. olympic committee rejected san francisco's bid to host the 2024 olympic summer games. >> pam:the decision was announced late this afternoon. kron 4's dan kerman reports. the city's organizing committee is trying not to be discouraged. >> pam:san francisco was competing against boston los angeles and washington d.c. and thursday afternoon, the city got word that boston had been selected >> pam:san francisco's bid would have had events taking place at existing venues all over the bay area and the construction of either a temporary stadium in brisbane or a permanent one in oakland. >> pam: >> reporter:bid committee spokesman pj johnston says at this point it's time to rally around boston as they take on a number of international cities the international olympic committee is expect to make f

. >> car crashes into a frozen lagoon, landing upside down on the ice. wow.tick around. we'll be right back. >> two people rescued from a frozen lagoon in chicago. police say a car veered off the road near lincoln park zoo earlier today, rolled several times and came to a stop on its roof. luckily it did not fall through that ice. crews cut through the mangled vehicle to free the man and woman inside. they were hospitalized in serious condition now. part of the road closed. no word what caused the drive to her lose control of the car but this time of year it's ice. >> politics now. brand new polls show both mitt romney and jeb bush leading the pack of potential republican candidates in 2016. 59% of republican voters say they would like to see mitt romney get in this race and no doubt he's paying attention to that number. 50% say the same about jeb bush. mike huckabee rand paul all at the top there but senator ted cruz says the g.o.p. cannot win if the party picks another moderate moderate. >> if we have a john mccain or a mitt romney all of whom are good hono

it's a lagoon. it too, is suffering the lack of water in this part of brazil in the south-east. this is the forecast in the nest 24 hours. this area has been hotter that usual we have had a heatwave. it's in the right place, it's raining by day. more by day than night. we should be replenishing the reservoirs reservoirs. reports are that it's still no good. no good for those that want the rain now. >> thank you >>> a new satellite to measure soil moisture and unprecedented detail. a 6 meter wide antenna, a space lasso, will be used. science and technology editor ty bazley explains. >> water is life and on planet earth its scarcity affecting almost all living things. our planet's water system is a mystery to scientists. n.a.s.a. is launching a satellite to measure the moisture in the soil giving scientists a detailed understanding of the role water plays. >> it's required in applications like agriculture, watershed management. application like health drought and land slide, flooding and all kinds. that requires a high resolution from 1 to 10 kilometre. >> the satellite deploys a

. >> we went to iceland, up to the blue lagoon, and we spent some time up there. >> you were kind ofout quite literally up there, right? >> yeah. >> danish agents break all the rules, taking happy snaps with him. not to be outdone, the british take storm to sweden. >> they booked four days. we had extraordinarily good team building. we went dog sledding. we went snow scootering. i stayed in a very expensive room inside the hotel. >> storm says he ultimately chooses to work with the cia, which supports his plan to locate and assassinate awlaki, by using an unsuspecting woman as bait. unbelievably, awlaki has asked storm to play matchmaker and find him a european blond to be his third wife. storm's search leads him to irenea from croatia, who now calls herself aileena. they chat on facebook. >> the european plan is exactly what i wanted. she asked me about awlaki, if he could help her to get married. >> awlaki's mujahadin secrets encrypted to storm shows he's hooked. so far i'm interested. please update me on the sister situation. if you could try to speed up her travel into yemen. to

the young male whale washed up on the beach near the lagoon yesterday.from the marin mammal center arrived this morning and the whale didn't survive e night. pigmy sperm whale are deep water animal. rarely scene the scene they will study the whale to learn more about the species. >> number of people who contracted measles after visiting disney theme park in anaheim grown to 15 now. orange county health officials say 5 more people have fallen ill wh the virus. 12 parents from california. 2 from utah and one from colonel republican and democrat o. each visited the park between december 15 and december 20. disney officials say they have not received any reports of staph contract thanksgiving highly contagious virus. >> people who have up beat outlook on life have much better heart health. new study from university of illinois examined cardio health in more than 5000 adults. team found people with high levels of optimism it was the odd of being in good heart health compared with mystic people. researchers found that optimist had better blood sugar and total

what appears to be a pigmy sperm whale discovered at the lagoon near point reyes. we were overhead beached several yards from the water. it was first spotted about 2:30 this afternoon. scientist from the marin mammal center said they will check on the whale tomorrow to try to figure out exactly why it died. because the sperm whale are very rare they want to bring tonight and examine it closely. >> update on golden gate bridge closure this weaned to eliminate any possible confusion highway patrol is now putting the start time at 11:59 p.m. minute before midnight tomorrow night. scheduled reopening monday morning at 4. even if headed to the bridge before then you may find yourself being detour at one of the 4 exit point in san francisco and southern marin prayer to the midnight closure. if jonathan has tonight's update. >> for the california highway patrol this is something new. >> in the history of this parade never really closed down for more than a few hours at a time. big orange sign warn drivers the closure starts saturday at 12:am. >> midnight saturday night wo

now the whale was found yesterday near abbott lagoon. you are look at video of the beach. they think it's a young pig please male. they believe it was still alive but the location of where it was it was too remote to reach last night. they are not sure if it made it through the night but they will try to get to it. >>> time is 6:27. san francisco will not host the olympics in 2024 instead the u.s. olympic committee is backing boston. some details. >> we are live in san jose at the silicon valley international auto show. we will show you the first hydrogen fuel cell car so clean that instead of exhaust it admits water. >> and we're looking at the traffic around the bay area right now. it doesn't look too bad as you are driving across the richmond bridge. traffic here will be okay so far. >> a lot of cloud cover over us on this friday morning. lots are up -- the lows are up. but what about the cloud cover for the weekend? >>> good morning. welcome back to the morning news. these are live pictures from france. we are still following the latest developments. [ technical diffic

somehow i managed to balance myself between the rocks and make it to the lagoon safely. >> he was heldefore he drew a breath. it's amazing he's still alive. >> i don't think there's many wipeouts in the history of the sport that are nearly as bad as his. he lived, but he got lucky. there have been people that have died. >> neil paddles to shore through the foaming waves. he later discovers that the pounding whitewater broke his back. >> i couldn't do anything. i was that far under. it felt like i was going over the falls over and over again. >> but surfer dudes are built tough. a broken back didn't stop neil from returning to mavericks, even if this maverick approaches the sport a little more cautiously. the rush he gets surfing is in his bones. >> when i finish every single ride i ever had at mavericks, i feel enlightened and i feel like i've done something just wonderful. >>> so there you go. extreme athletes who are not just breaking barriers, they're smashing them to pieces again and again. if you have a video you'd like to send to us, you can log on to our website. caughtoncamera.

and in chicago a car overturned and went into a freezen lagoon and they were able to get the people out two semis crushed a pickup truck but the driver escaped with scratches and the pictures are incredible. i have them here. >> happened all around baker city in oregon. the driver said it was really foggy, really icy he hit the trailer of one truck and then another one barreled into it. you can see his pickup is just wedged in between the two big rigs. amazingly he had only a couple of scratches and the driver of one of see them mys was able to snap this photo of him in that pickup truck after the crash, moments after it happened. >> they're lucky. >> very lucky. >> thank you. a nod to this day in history and the markets are closed so maybe we'll do this day in history twice. >>> the nfl confirming it's investigating the new england patriot after after the clinched a return to the super bowl. the pats destroyed the colts last night. 45-7. now league officials say they're looking into whether the patriots used underinflated footballs which could have made them happen more easily and if t

. >> reporter: in the tangled shores of the lagoon, trees and shrubs are alive with song. deep in these layers of green, delicate work is under way. >> we're here today with the netting and banding song birds. you can see how tightly this bird is hanging on to the net. >> reporter: a series of long nets tucked into the trees. >> a fine mesh net strung up like a volleyball net. >> reporter: and every once in a while nets become occupied by unsuspecting song birds. >> they fly in and get caught, and we safely remove the bird. this one is an individual we've caught before. >> reporter: for two decades researchers from point blue conservation studied the birds in marin county catching and banding hundreds each year. >> tracking song bird populations and seeing how they're doing. >> reporter: a careful task with fragile subjects. once birds are caught -- >> we'll take all of the measurements. >> reporter: -- they're measured and weighed. >> 8.8 grams. >> reporter: given a very careful once-over. >> we need to part the feathers to see the skin. >> song birds are sort of encompas

hikers came across the sperm whale yesterday near abbot's lagoon. the site was difficult to access. marine experts couldn't make it there before dark. the whale died overnight. marine biologists say it may have been sick because it came so close to the shore. >> can be harder to spot. they don't breach very often. they are deep divers. we don't see them very often around here. we don't know what their status is if they are endangered or not. we just don't have enough numbers, population numbers. >> they will get answers, hopefully. the last known sighting of that kind of whale in that area is 1998. biologists want to do tests at the mammal center of sausalito. >> coming up a new study that tells you about the worst congestion hot spots and how that list might lead to slicing. >> and a change in rank and file. where the chp is trying to recruit and why. >> good evening. in our weather underground time lapse camera today starting off with clouds but eventually blue sky in san francisco. we will talk about more clouds for your weekend and which days will be best. mmm ring ring! ring ri

. >> the insurance company accuses house of intentionally driving the bugatti into the lagoon to destroyhe car and collect insurance worth $2.2 million. house denies the allegations and countersues to collect the insurance. the matter is not resolved. while the court of public opinion devours the story, garza's video racks up millions of views. >> oh, [ bleep ]. oh, [ bleep ]. oh, [ bleep ]. >>> a dashboard camera captures a dramatic attack. a man on the hood of a vehicle attempting to break the windshield using a baseball bat. august 30th, 2011. taiwan. about an hour outside taipei. a woman and her daughter are driving down a narrow street when they encounter a car going in the opposite direction. there's no room to pull over, so the woman starts backing up slowly. then two men appearing angry start banging on the green toyota. one of the men has a baseball bat. the man with the bat gets in front of the toyota and the driver starts backing up. the woman in the car, with the dashcam, continues to try to remove herself from the escalating situation. but just as the green toyota is almost

up the coast in scituate beach front homes have backyard lagoons.se cars completely submerged whole neighborhoods cut off by the flooding. steve tried to wade through the water to get back to his home and couldn't make it. it went from bad to worse. the ocean churning, cars buried, three to four inches of snow falling every hour. utility trucks are lining up to help people in eastern massachusetts now without electricity. the winds there clocked in at nearly 80 miles an hour. the fiercest of this storm so far. the winds kicking up something fierce. where i'm standing looks like newly fallen snow but beneath it is a huge lake of slush. police are telling us the tide is coming back in now. it's time to leave and the homeowners have no idea when they will be allowed to return. david wright, abc news, scituate, massachusetts. >> there are sill residual flight delays and cancellations across the northeast. five major airports this morning before the storm hit. on sunday airlines had already cancelled 3200 flights hoping to give passengers enough advanced

. >> it is a settlement in the lagoon area of lagos. that is really right in the heart of the city. and it's a settlement with houses built on stilts. >> adiemi was happy to help when lococo needed to put its community school on a firmer foundation. and so the floating school was built. built. >> this is the school bell. so we're on the ground floor of the through thing school. and this is basically 100 square meters. it's 10 meters by 10 meters wide. and it is basically floating on about 256 barrels. all the criticism of shantytown are valid. but the one thing you can't level against it its ability to respond to a human condition, which is to create habitation. and nothing we've invented can react as fast as the shanty towns react. >> you can watch the full show on cnn.com/ones to watch. back in a moment. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan but it doesn't hold me back. i go through periods where it's hard to sleep at night and stay awake during the day. non-24 is a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70% of peop

marine biologists say a big my male whale washed up on the beach near abbott lagoon thursday. didn't survive the night. because these are seen so rarely, the academy of sciences will study the whale to learn more about the species. time now is 6:44 and weather-wise we are talking about the haze the fog and mild temperatures today. >> you've got that right. not as warm as yesterday. right now fog in oakland. this is a few from mt. tam where there is a quarter to half-mile visibility are santa rosa to napa and novato and some temperatures dropping into the upper. so a slice of the sun that will be up at 7:25. we will talk more about the dirty air and whether or not a weather system offshore will help things out. that's coming up. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, interesting comments from ex-warriors coach mark jackson as he returns to area researchers cal arena for the first time he's been let go. larry bale has the details and warriors highlights coming up in this is an allen family production. and here's why we love chex. one, we love choices like chocolate, vanilla and honey n

it's a baby pygmy sperm whale that washed up at abbotts lagoon this afternoon.along the marin coastline west of tomales bay. the whale was alive when it was found. it's rare to see pygmy whales at sea and little is known about their migration habits. we'll follow that for you. >>> paul deanno is here. yesterday it felt and looked like summer. today not so much. >> yeah. kind of back to winter. wasn't it? about 0 degrees cooler. >> ken has been rain dancing so we are going to be back -- >> the problem is i haven't been. you get what you get. >> when ken dances, things change in the weather. [ laughter ] >> lo and behold we are not going to see any rainfall. so keep doing your jibe there, ken. but we will see cloud cover for the next several days. high temperatures not the 70s. now we're talking 60s. with. oeconcord cloudy 62. hayward 60. free. and livermorefremont and livermore 64. mid-60s is cooler for us. this is cooler in pennsylvania. the susquehanna river ice jams, a big deal around philadelphia, pittsburgh, pennsylvania ice jams. the problem there. look at

the pygmy sperm whale washed near abbots lagoon if the point reyes national seashore.put on hold last night because it got dark. a team of marine mammal experts arrived this morning to find the whale dead. it will be taken to sausalito for necropsy. >>> check your fridge. tonight the meat tainted with metal. we'll have that at 9:00 on nightbeat at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. at 10:00. >>> the weekend is going to be find. we have had the extreme rainfall. we had the extreme wind and cold. now mother nature level -- weather tainted with sunshine. >> exactly. we wouldn't want that. that would be a problem. >> we have not much sunshine outside today. temperatures outside tonight in the 50s and low 60s. night shot from the rooftop. we have temperatures topping out in the upper 50s. san jose 58. oakland 60. overnight tonight, low 40s fairfield 42 san jose 44. mid-40s for you in vallejo, martinez, oakland emeryville, redwood city. san francisco 49 degrees. let's talk skiing in the sierra. big bear like a nice shot from 1:30 to 5:30 this afternoon and evenin