and it's about eight miles off of laguna beach. and the this is hard to tell. >> we'll stay on top of the story. >> thank you for joinin

the only other california town to make that list was laguna beach. >> laguna beach is beautiful too. >>> and bill martin joins us to tell us how warm it's going to get over the weekend. >> temperatures tomorrow will see plenty of 90s. current temperatures outside are nice. it's a nice night to go out to ocean beach, out to the cliff house. you know where the cliff house is, right around here. and the park is right there. so we have some really nice weather. it's going to be a beautiful evening. the fog we had has basically burned away. the fog was dense at some time. fog cleared off and temperatures increased. look at the numbers. highs are coming up a good 5 degrees. not concord. concord might come up 5 degrees. we will see more 90s on the panel tomorrow. sundays will be cooler because the wind shift and that fog that's not there now will reappear as you know. we call the southerly flow and the winds will start coming out of the south. you will notice it. let's say you're at the beach tomorrow, some where around 3:00 you will get a whiff of sea air. a little different direction. tha

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near laguna beach. crews loosen the line before sunset and experts in the animal appears to be in good health and the attached three large boost to the will to help them find it during the rescue effort today. >> it looks like a nice day in southern california. and we are about to have the most primo whether day coming up. >> we could see the warmest as we have seen so far this year. maybe friday or saturday. we're looking for a nice good warm stretch. some trees outside today and later on this afternoon. already warming up to mid to upper 60s across the bay. 67 right now in santa rosa. only 59 degrees in oakland and 64 out in concord but we're expecting sunshine and blue skies. here are the weather headlines. some mild weather this afternoon and then partly cloudy tonight where we could see areas of coastal fog. and then warmer days ahead. we are in a warm dry stretch. we're seeing this low pressure system but did this thing north of the bay area so areas of for northern california. eureka could see so

. >> this is video from tuesday of the gray whale in the ocean near laguna beach. >> we're from fresno, ca cal -- california. >> a team is looking for the marker buoy as tached to the net around the head and left fin. the team wants to free her from danger. >> this does wear on them, we want to try to get that gear off as soon as possible. >> she was last seen south of big sur and there are druss joined in the hunt. >> if a sighting does take place the team will try to deploy a tracking device and assess how this can help the whale. >> this is dangerous. >> and they know they're animals and have got he the right kind kind of hook. they can cut care fly everyone following this tale is now watching and waiting. >> just want to see this struggle, everyone working hard to try to free her up. and it comes to fruition. >> and now, the whale entangl entanglement team swril a private helicopter up over the coast tomorrow searching the waters from big sur po-to-monterey here. and another note of interest saying they don't know if this gray whale is a she or he, or where the name june came from.

off the coast of laguna beach, south of dana point. a problem for searchers because this whale is entangled the mouth locked up. crews from the pacific marine mammal center are tying to locate the whale and resume trying to free it and save its life. it is a race against the clock. effort to save a whale which doesn't know that the team from the pacific marine mammal center is trying to save it. >> we had a 40 to 45 foot wail let us know in no uncertain terms today that it didn't like what we were trying to do for it. >> reporter: you can see the fishing line around the left fin also around the whale's mouth if that thick line isn't cut away the whale will die. a member of the mammal center says crews have to save their own lives by saying away from the deadly tail. >> end tanglement is in a very dangerous -- are tail is call the danger zone the animal can hit the boat and the people rescuing the animal we have to stay far away. >> reporter: buoys have been attached so it can be kept close to the surface and easily located. the whale w

off the coast of laguna beach, south of dana point. a problem for searchers because this whale is entangled the mouth locked up. crews from the pacific marine mammal center are tying to locate the whale and resume trying to free it and save its life. it is a race against the clock. effort to save a whale which doesn't know that the team from the pacific marine mammal center is trying to save it. >> we had a 40 to 45 foot wail let us know in no uncertain terms today that it didn't like what we were trying to do for it. >> reporter: you can see the fishing line around the left fin also around the whale's mouth if that thick line isn't cut away the whale will die. a member of the mammal center says crews have to save their own lives by saying away from the deadly tail. >> end tanglement is in a very dangerous -- are tail is call the danger zone the animal can hit the boat and the people rescuing the animal we have to stay far away. >> reporter: buoys have been attached so it can be kept close to the surface and easily located. the whale w

researchers were able to remove some fishing line earlier this week out of laguna beach but more is still attached to the gray whales head. the well may be heading south towards bought california but will find little to eat down there. in a dramatic scene unfolding in lake michigan where to sailors come on for dear life. their small sailboat flipped on its side because of choppy water on lake michigan. a news chopper actually discovered them and reported it to rescue officials. onto dry land. and even scarier situation in turkey when flames scorched a yacht yesterday with some people on board. the fire spread quickly because of the strong wind. passengers were able to evacuate safely. space shuttle discovery goes on display outside washington d.c. today >> discovery will be delivered to the air and space museum near dulles airport. it will be lifted off the boeing 747 and then towed to the museum. some american astronauts will help deliver discovery to its retirement home. >> we are in the middle of a warming trend and if you're heading out the door right now you'll still need a jacket ri

the only other california town to make the list, laguna beach. >>> well, thank you very much for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we will see you the next time news breaks. i am heather holmes. our coverage continues tonight at 10:00. a club that has been silenced by neighbors and the effort to let the music play. we are all here for you at ktvu.com. stay with us, "tmz" is up next on tv-36. we will see you back here on monday.

. >>> this is a live look now at the waters off san onofre just south of laguna beach. incredible pictures as crews are trying to free a gray whale that got tangled in some netting. there's a boat trailing behind the whale. this whale appears to be an older whale. this rescue began a little after 1:00 this afternoon. as you can see here it's still going on. we're going to continue to watch it and monitor it. if we get any new information on this we will let you know. >>> police patrolled a local middle school as a girl says that a man tried to lure her. the mount diablo school district notified families by phone today. the principal says this is the second incident in three weeks. >> this guy was a little more persistent this time. after she said no the first time, she kept on pursuing her. that made it a little scarier for us. >>> the man is described as bald and heavy set with a black mustache. >>> some call it a public nuisance others say it's down right obscene. the hustler club mobile advertising club is prompting action. >> reporter: the truck is advertising the c

first spotted off laguna beach in orange county, rescuers were able to partially disentangle the net but couldn't find him when they went to finish the job. members of a whale management team plan to launch two boats to try to free that whale once and for all. >>> san bruno school officials are meeting with parents tonight to consider closing two schools budget cuts and declining enrollment are the factors in the decision. crestmoor is located near the site of the deadly september 2010 pipeline explosion and fire. the superintendent says the 213 students there would be relocated to other neighborhood schools. parents say the closures will hurt a community still trying to recover from that disaster. >>> the residents living in that san bruno neighborhood will have to wait longer to find out what is going to happen to the pipeline under their city. several thousand feet of line remain unused underground. last night city staff recommended digging up some and filling the rest with concrete. many residents spoke out against the digging which would cause months of road closures. >> it will

the 40-foot whale was spotted off the coast near laguna beach. a good portion of the fishing line has been removed. that's the good news. rescuers attached three brightly-colored buoys to the whale so they can locate it in the morning. this is the third whale in a month that's found itself caught in a fishing line towards this same area. it's migrating north towards alaska. >>> let's check in with jeff ranieri, in the weather center. i saw a lot of sunshine in the forecast. >> a big surge in our temperatures. we're finding gusty winds across the north boy. from 13 in novato to 14 in fair field. that's where we find it in the northern fringes of our viewing area. where the winds have started to calm down, cooler than in the past two to three nights. what you see is it's very quiet and calm, presumably because all of you are inside watching nbc bay area. we are expecting the temperatures to get warmer in the nights to come, with the temperature surge. we'll have more of that in a minute. tomorrow morning, we'll find areas of fog, mainly up against

let me move on to larry in laguna beach, and larry, you're the last. go ahead. larry, are you there? >> caller: yes, i am. thank you for taking my call. just a quick comment, i don't know if i have time to hear the response, but i wanted to offer to say as a marine, you know, he's not responsible for political decisions, and therefore the moral implications involved, and as we know, he went into iraq based on facts, and then the mission changed as he noted five times. how can he feel morally responsible as a soldier when that's the case, and i would say, you know, you're an invader and therefore should be held criminally responsible. all right, thank you. >> that's a big topic. >> big topic there, larry. the fact is marines were sent there, and my mission was to lead them justly and as morally as i could, and so my position was to keep us humane, even in a place which was perhaps in history's time will say, and i say in the book, be considered an unjust war. we've been in a number of unjust wars, and if you want to go black and

it may have been spotted south ofmont raichl the troubled whale first spotted off laguna beach last knight week but rescuers lost sight of it shortly after attaching marker buoys. experts say they need to work quickly. >> we know this does wear on them, we want to try to get that gear off as soon as possible. >> there are tourists that were encouraged to keep an it out for the whale. and there is a team plans to tour tomorrow in hopes of finding the gray whale. >> the golden gate bridge which turned 75 this year is just getting better with age thanks to ongoing earthquake safety upgrades. so so, doyle drive which must be replaced completely. there is latest on a very big job. >> we're in the presidio overlooking a new, old section of doyle drive side by side. we want to point out this curved structure. it's hard to tell and that is the entrance to a tunnel f you use doyle drive you'll be in that tunnel beginning monday. they're roughly the same age just a year apart but for upgrades one case replacement was the choice. in another... retro fitting. >> there fire department was outside doing

take a look at the first sighting we have, video from last tuesday in southern california off laguna beach when the whale who has been named june, was discovered, dragging 50 to 100 feet worth of crab pot line, very thick line impacting the whale's ability to eat. yesterday morning the whale is spotted coming into monterey county it has three buoys attached to it that's what the crews did last week, making her easier to find. the whale is very did to find at sea. as the crews get closer to the whale it stars flipping that tail, that could be deadly to the rescuers. rescue groups last her last week, yesterday spotted. today the team which responds to this kind of predigment, is going out. a spokeswoman says they are going to hug the coast. the coast guard is on standby in case the whale is spotted they are going to set up 200 yards around her on all sides. the whale team is going out there. again, this whale was spotted close to the coast of monterey yesterday. that was 24 hours ago meaning it has 24 hours going three to five miles an hour it could be in santa cruz county. they are asking i

this whale was spotted off laguna beach in southern california this is not fishing line like many ofus go fishing with this is crab pot line very thick, impacting the whale's ability to eat. three buoys were attached to that whale last tuesday. a whale at sea is still very difficult to find. rescue groups lost the whale, until yesterday morning. rescue groups found her coming into monterey county. today a group call the california wail entanglement team, which responded to this -- kind of predicament is going out. the group is going to hug the coast looking for june the whale. coast guard is on standby if the whale is spotted it will set up a 200 yard perimeter around that whale for safety. the biggest issue in getting this thick crab pot line cut off of this whale is the whale itself. the whale has an incredibly strong tail and it can be deadly for rescuers trying to cut that line she has no idea they are trying to help so there's danger for the humans and certainly a danger for that whale. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> we are following developing news from sonoma county where thi

it's a popular surfing area just south of laguna beach.emperature in this area about 62 degrees. they're probably fairly close to shore. i haven't seen a picture of the shoreline yet, the migration pattern as these whales are moving north to feed they're probably fairly close to shore. so we're going to stay on this story. we know it's not right in our backyard. but you're going to see a lot of those pictures in the next few days because that's an amazing thing going on out there. we have spring weather to talk about. we're looking at cloud and low fog in the morning but it should burn off quickly. 73 in concord, a beautiful day. we're going to see numbers going into the 80s as we go into the five day forecast. low 80s as we get to saturday and sunday. some of the warmest temperatures of the year certainly in some areas and a beautiful week ahead. of course very interesting, those pictures are amazing to me. >> boy they really are. we'll have more coverage on that whale coming up at 6:00. >>> a heartbreaking imagine, what one dog did that

this is off of laguna beach.here were hoping to finish removing official line today but they cannot locate the wheels. the will to have covered 50 mi. or more since yesterday the needs to turn around. will should be heading north of this time of year. >>erica: warned today and downright hot as we head into the weekend. starting tomorrow we could bring some records in terms of the heat. right now it is a pretty mild start today. a little bit of fog over the golden gate. temperatures are not too bad. it looks like fairfield and vallejo is coming in a 55, 56 and concord. check out in antioch. they are already reported low sixties there. as we check out what is ahead it looks like later today the fog will break up and we will actually see sunshine into pretty warm conditions. this as we take a look at their rest of the workweek we could pick up '80s by tomorrow. future cast 4 shows into the 12:00 hour we are already expecting 80 for livermore and fairfield. if you think tomorrow is hot wait until the weekend. even wa

this is of of laguna beach. the whale was last seen headed south. the whale may have covered 50 mi.re since yesterday. the gray whale should be heading north this time of year. >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside from the mt. tam camera. clouds increasing through the north bay. temperatures have been warmer in some spots. sunny skies over san francisco. we will all see an increase in cloud cover in the form of fog. tomorrow, patchy in the dense fog. we will see brief overnight losses inland. half into the afternoon the fall will clear. mostly sunny skies and warm conditions. we will stay cooler closer to the clothesline. into the evening, clear skies. mild temperatures will lead to additional warming into friday. as we move to the later morning hours we are finally moving back to the coastline and offshore by the 2:00 hour. we will still see a few hours of sunshine for the warming tomorrow afternoon. temperatures are warm into the upper 80s on friday and saturday afternoon. sunday will will cool slightly but more cooling expected as mr. the next work week. stay with us, we will

the 40-foot whale spotted off the coast near laguna beach yesterday crews were able to cut most of theine away. they also attached lee brightly colored buoys to the whale so they can locate it this morning. this is the third time a whale this month has been found caught in a fishing line out in the area. >> wow. >>> 5:25 now. there's no escaping the fact it is going to cost you more to visit the rock. alcatraz cruises raising service fees to $19 starting today. the company is the only ferry authorized to transport passengers to and from the island. no entrance fee to visit but visitors to have to pay for travel and tour pass of the famous prison. have you been out there yet? >> no. i have seen it from afar, though. >> pretty cool. >>> 5:25. check it out soon. check it out with the weather. christina loren, another beautiful day in store for the neighborhood. >> great weekend to check out alcatraz or beautiful landmarks in the bay area. even a walk on the golden gate bridge will be gorgeous. got the fog today. by this afternoon losing that fog. 64 degrees in places like san jose, roundi

. >>> radioactive particles have been found in the waters off the california coast from laguna beachg to a new study that finds the radioactive materials were released from japan's fukushima nuclear plant after last year's earthquake and tsunami. scientists say the levels of radioactive iodine found in kelp likely pose no risk to humans. but can affect marine life. >>> an update now to a report story we brought you last month about violent cell phone theft. this morning the ftc is announcing a new agreement with top wireless carriers to disable all cell phones reported stolen. in effect making the phones worthless to thieves. as we reported, it's a move the wireless industry had previously resisted. carriers are expected to make the change over the next six months. >>> now let's head to wall street and cnbc's mary thompson is at the new york stock exchange for us. what are we watching today? >> well, natalie, today investors are hoping that stocks can end a four-day losing streak as earnings season gets under way. aluminum giant alcoa kicking it off when it reports the first quarter