leigh? >> so just a couple of other things. first of all, member alanso's asking me a question which i think is a good question of whether the initial vizzization should be included among the appendsies or fass task force draft maps. i don't think contemplated as part of how this was drafted but something for us to consider. >> the question is whether to include vezzulizations. my point of view before opening it up is again, to, miss tidwell's last point about the public comment, they will be a part of the archive record. we did not post them as potential drafts. there was our initial request to the consultants so we could appreciate the implications of several different options, which why we had 11 to begin with. my point of view would they not be included but be part of the archive that gets reference and people can visit them if they would like to. >> ok. then just a couple of other thoughts about things that aren't addressed specifically in the language of the report, but one is the fina

leigh? >> anything else before we go back to the top. >> with the report as a general top snick >> yes, please. >> the only other question that i have just a couple of logistical issues but i just wanted to make sure somebody had been thinking about how to pull all of this together. so first of all the appendsies that are referenced, as the map themselves and draft map thmselves and that submitted by the public, public community, community newspaper, advertisement, don't believe member melara nor i have made any attempt to compile or gather those materials. so just being conscious of our deadline, that's the question i would raise. >> sure. madam clerk? >> ok. i'm finally getting there. i can't talk anymore. the working draft map i can supply copies of that. the map submitted by the public, city wide map, we can -- i can work with and make sure i get the right ones attached. public comment, i'm not really clear on what you would want covered. >> the documents from from my point of view, the

leigh? >> no. >> mr. manned harr? >> no. >> ms. tidwell. >> no. >> ok, next. >> on the recaptioning of the section, i would like toe change the caption because i think it is important to refer to the staff. >> ok, so the proposal is? >> task force composition officers and staff. >> you get that, ms. tidwell? >> uh-huh. >> any snokse moving then. anything else in section b? >> what i took from the last vote was not to include the dates. could we re-order it? just the three sentences so that they're in the order of the selections. that would be the election commission, the board of supervisors and the mayor. >> why? if there are no dates, no one will have an appreciation other than you. >> because that tracks with the later -- >> ok, we're not going to debate it. that's all. >> about the history. >> great. thank you. mr. alonso? >> out. >> mr. leigh? >> no. >> ms. mondejar. >> no. >> mr. schreiber? >> no. >> ms. tidwell? >> no. >> ok, next. >> and to be replace technical advice, i would replace that with technical assistance. >> whic

leigh? >> can i ask some clarifying questions? chairman mcdonnell: you may. >> i know we had talked about the u.s.f. campus in those three blocks. can we have the population of those? for me personally i would want to see more on sort of -- i think the implication is the russian hill area. so i would like to see more there. sorry, in stanion going over -- yes, the three blocks called out on the bottom. >> 142. >> it is 142 people? ok. on the russian hill side, can i also see having the entire line ? chairman mcdonnell: not yet. let's stay here just for a moment. >> so for me personally, i wouldn't want to know what those populations are. chairman mcdonnell: well, that is one proposedoff set. not the only one. i would rather stay here and so we are relative to this with the understands that we have to find off set, one possibility being russian hill. >> so i would be interested in seeing this, understanding that i am not quite clear of how we would do the off set, but i would be interested in evaluating it. chairman mcdonnell: how

commissioner leigh: no. commissioner melara: no. commissioner mondejar: no more. commissioner pilpel: i tried and tried and tried. >> did we want to hear about this? you said you would fight until the end. thank you, that was helpful. commissioner schreiber: we are good with where we are right now. >> with respect for deviation? >> and it may be helpful that that will not be kept under 5. >> 4.998%. >> thank you. >> the only thing i was looking at was that other we're border. >> close your eyes. just kidding. >> you go west of that. and there is a hill at the top about. >> give them direction, please. just to the left of the block. >> that is a population of 36 people. the deviation for district 7 would be -0.64%. the deviation for district 9 would be 9.4%. commissioner pilpel: no. commissioner mondejar: what is the rationale? >> you go on up and you cannot really go, it is more 7 in my geographic world. commissioner m-- commissioner mondejar: you are not affecting -- >> if anything, you are bringing more of

leigh? >> ok. so the next section was section five, section five deviations in excess of 1%. this is where i think i need a little bit of clarification. so i was not quite sure whether this format that appears in this main draft in that document is what we intended to include in our draft or whether it was meant to be substituted with this other document which is on a separate page in our handouts, s.f. redistricting task force, neighborhoods in fact for 2011 or they meant to be two different things and i want prepared for that? >> sure. let me try to represent where we landed. where i believe we landed is we were clear that we wanted and needed to offer justification for deviations, and we had discussion whether or not to do all of them or only to do those plus or above minus 1%. we determined to do all of them. we leave at the second description because the assignment is given upon the agreement to do all of them, the assignment was given to the consultants to please give us the reconnecte

leigh? >> could i just ask a clarifying question? could we see the overlay of the current district boundaries? yeah. just to get the information, could we see the population of those two additional blocks if we included those? >> do you want the total population for the entire area? >> yes. >> the total population of the selected area is 1,033 people. it would bring the deviation for district to to negative 2.78% and for district five to a negative 1.42%. >> all right. chairman mcdonnell: mr. leigh? >> sorry. am i supposed to vote on something now? [laughter] i was just asking for background information. chairman mcdonnell: you were just curious. >> i was curious. chairman mcdonnell: so, the question is -- hold on, mr. pilpel. >> all right. chairman the question is this highlighted area and the russian hill that mr. alonso just highlighted as offsets to the north panhandle and anda vista swap. no one is ready for that right? which was my point. >> i have one more question. chairman mcdonnell: so folks have to decide. which is why i t

commissioner leigh: no. commissioner alonso: no. chairman mcdonnell: please make this change. >> can you go back in for a moment? >> eight? >> yes, please. commissioner leigh: could i also ask and ne -- that needle that goes down, circular, is there population there? >> those are freeway parcels. >> 27 people. >> i take it back. >> we have got 27 people that are on a severe peninsula. >> it is not -- >> that may be 280. >> san jose becomes 280. >> we could do a satellite overly. -- overlay. >> 280. when we click on it, it comes back at i-280. >> the border between 7 and 11 ought to be to 80. and stuff that -- to render aid. stuff that is north of the freeway in that area ought to be in seven. i do not know where there are actual people in that zone, if there's a house there i missed or something. or homeless. the center line there really ought to be 280. [inaudible] in that area. >> i wish we had not made the move we just made but we just did it. i do not know what else to say. >> are you proposing the needle? >> where is it now? >>

leigh? >> yes. >> miss melara? >> yes. >> miss lam? >> yes. >> miss mondejar? >> yes. >> miss pilpel? >> yes. >> mr. schreiber? >> yes. miss tidwell? >> yes. >> please make the change. >> we have one more population move that we wanted to bring to you. this one is between the district seven and district four. this is a congressional line you would align to. it's 19th after median. it would move from 7 to 9. total population -- >> 7 to 4 you mean? >> yes. how can it move from 7 to 9? >> yes, 7 to 4. not 7 to 9. >> what's the population? >> nine. >> resulting deviation? >> the resulting deviation would be for district four, negative.96% and four district seven, negative .3%. >> ok. any questions? >> i guess i would like to know, i drive there a lot. i don't see anyone living on the medium. can you tell me a little bit more about that? >> the census apparently have more responses from that median. >> the median speaks. [laughter] >> well then maybe they're very small. thank you. >> mr. alanso?

leigh: yes. i have a question. should i ask my question? the question had to do with the description between neighborhoods and institutions. i think this refers to the lead. however the lead-in is phrased, as long as it is consistent with the content with what is indicated for each district. right now, it looks like it is a reference to neighborhoods. i

leigh? >> yes. >> miss melara? >> yes. >> i'm sorry, could you repeat the proposal? >> 64 reversinging it from d-3 back to d-2. sorry, other way. reversing it from -- thank you. >> yes. >> mr. mondejar? >> yes. >> mr. pilpel? >> i'm in favor of fewer so i think i'm no on the question. >> mr. schreiber? >> yes. >> miss tidwell? >> yes. >> please make this change. as you're doing that can you give the new deviation or temporary deviation. >> for district 3 the temporary deviation is negative 3.5%. for district two the temporary deviation is negative 4.54% and for district one negative 5.23%. >> thank you. >> and the population being 270 with deviation. >> population for this is 331. >> that's what i said. >> deviation for district one would be negative 4.78%. for district two, next to 5%. we're going to look at the decimals right now. look at the decimals after the change. can we make the change temporarily? >> yes, please. let's not presume there's agreement. sorry, even though we discussed i

leigh: i am going to say yes. on the whole, i think it is fine. i appreciate member pilpel's attempts to respond to the issues we had. ms. tidwell: no. mr. mcdonnell: ok. it will remain in the individual section. ok. at the break on this section, mrs. mondejar will edit and give to ms. tidwell. the addition will be at tit -- added to lessons learned and recommendations. ms. tidwell: clarification. where do we want -- we want to include this at the end of the current submissions so we have lessons learned from the task force as part 6 and 7 as individual recommendations? ok. >> i was motioning to her that i have this in a separate document. i can do cutting and pasting for suggestions as to how we can blend the two. mr. mcdonnell: ok. very good. was there anything else that you needed for -- the district considerations? ms. tidwell: just a district 7. mr. mcdonnell: ok. all right. that takes us to section 5. and the -- yes? >> can i propose some introductory language for the very beginning, to make clear what the findings are? i would propose somet

leigh? >> also know. what i remember from public testimony is one or more of the individuals that we heard from that represent parks or that are involved with institutions that are in some ways community shepherds of the park, i believe they expressed support for the eastern part of the parked being shared with district 5, but i do not recall any similar testimony regarding the southern and western part with district four, so as other folks have said come on and going to say no. >> mr. alonso? >> i am going to say no, because even though i live right there, i am going to say that i think two supervisors is more than adequate for the park. that should be fine. >> mr. mcdonnell? >> i say no for the same reasons. i am actually opposed to splitting the park at all. >> so we will not make this change. >> thank you. >> i thought the eastern side had more merit. thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. are there any other non population based? >> yes. i had, i was wondering if we could consider movi

commissioner leigh: no. commissioner alonso: yes. chairman mcdonnell: please make this change. >> what are the boundaries now for cathedral hill neighbors? i think we killed the whole thing that people want us to do. that is what is left in that little corner. >> this area? that is geary to van ness to golf. that is the existing boundary. >> people came to testify before us and we made changes for people here every time they come to testify but we have forgotten about the people who came before the last one and that is what i am very concerned about, we keep going back and forth and we have gone back on our word. basically. chairman mcdonnell: we have agreed we can revisit our own decisions and we have not made a commitment to anyone. we have not come back -- gone back on our word. where we are now in the process is our highest priority which is population. all other interests from my point of view are secretary to our population challenge. unfortunately, that is going to cause us to have to revisit or in other cases, not be able to

leigh? is there, for purposes of approving the final report, should we now go back to item 4, approve the map, come back and insert date, then approve the final report? ms. leigh: that would be my recommendation. mr. mcdonnell: thank you very much. >> the park is reminding you that you should take a final comment before we do this. mr. mcdonnell: yes. >> and i believe before you vote on the final map, you have any proposals that you did? just for meeting purposes -- mr. mcdonnell: we're going to go back in just a moment to item 4. but i want to both have member leigh -- to make sure we have answered everything we need to come up with regard to the final report. ok, ms. tidwell? ms. tidwell: yes, sir, i need to make one more slight change, but you can proceed. i'm listening. mr. mcdonnell: actually, i'm going to invite you back up here. ms. tidwell: okay, i'm sorry. >> can i ask a question, meantime? since i had to write during the break, what about any changes? it mr. mcdonnell: i'm not sure

leigh: yes. i have a question. should i ask my question? the question had to do with the description between neighborhoods and institutions. i think this refers to the lead. however the lead-in is phrased, as long as it is consistent with the content with what is indicated for each district. right now, it looks like it is a reference to neighborhoods. i think we need to reconcile that of it to include institutions. >> i encourage you to stick with the recognized neighborhoods language. the purpose of having the findings is to justify going above 1%, which you can only do for recognize neighborhoods. >> i understand that logic. i think there are a couple of important exceptions. i am fine with taking this general approach. with district 10 -- right now, it is listed in the consultants list as general hospital with a note. that would be problematic to just leave it that way. mr. mcdonnell: i will withdraw what i just proposed. let's go district by district. let's see if there any exclusions you would like to make. then we will answer them. di

. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. boy, we warmed up nicely today. 70s. even a few low 80s.et ready for more heat as we head into sunday and monday. a look at the seven-day forecast is coming up. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> ama: the biggest and brightest full moon of the year is tonight. it's a super moofnlt when the moon is the closest to earth and the biggest and brightest full moon of the year. this is video of last night's moon so tonight's will be even bigger. the best time will be at moonrise and moonset. send us your pictures or upload them to our web site at abc7news.com. >> alan: people in the bay area who lost loved ones to violence walked to raise awareness today. 300 people took part in the mourning mothers walk in san leandro. sheryl generalization -- sheryl jennings was the emcee for the event. the event was formed by 1,000 mothers to prevent violence. >> ama: a big explosion fulfills a big wish. >> fire in the hole! >> ama: a dream come true for a little boy battling cancer. >> alan: a beautiful saturday out there. but wh

let's get to leigh glaser with a little more on that. >> leigh: beautiful sky right now. this is a live shot from the mt. tamalpais camera. you can see clear sky, touch of fog off the coast but i don't think the fog is coming back in time to obscure your view of the eclipse. here's a look at the actual path. reno, chico, eureka, we'll see the best viewing in -- they will be in the shadow. tomorrow at 5:15. you'll start to see some of the eclipse take place, and it will peak at 6:33, and 84% of the sun will be covered. so, it is going to be spectacular, and precautions, warnings do not look directly at the sun. use those pin points in paper or check out the shadow on the ground and should look like a sliver of a crescent sunshine. so very exciting for tomorrow afternoon. here's a look at our current readings. we warmerred up nicely today. 82 in livermore. 65 in oakland. san francisco, 61. half moon bay, 55. thanks to that onshore wind flow. in fact the wind starting to pick up. westerly at 7:00. check out sfo. gusts to 20. gusts to 18 at half moon bay, and northwest at 17

. >> leigh: most of the snow tras trickled down in the form of rain. hi there i'm leigh glaser. we're seeing some blue skies but live doppler 7hd picking up a few live showers. we'll show you where the rain is coming down and looking ahead to the forecast coming up. >> ama: today the vatican is trying to plug a leak after the pope's butler was accused of leaking files. he was arrested after secret documents were found in his vatican city apartment. the butler is often seen by the pope's side in public. riding in front of the pope mobile. he has been with the pope since 2006. documents leaked in recent months have pointed to power struggles and accusations of corruption. >> alan: heat, potential flooding and wildfires. the weather hasn't been cooperating for holiday plans this memorial day weekend. here's more on the extreme weather sweeping across the nation. >> this memorial day weekend may be most memorable for the weather. a presummer heat wave is washing much of the country in torrid temperatures. 899 expected in st. louis. a blistering 94 in atlanta. indianapolis, the india

leigh has a look at the forecast. >> leigh: really starting to warm up.his is a live shot from the high definition. actual looking towards the east. that's mt. diablo there. clear sky right now. temperatures still in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. and you can see the clearing that has taken place. a little bit of low cloudiness near the coast. the north winds moved it out of here, and, folks, it is going to be perfect for the super moon tonight. looking east-southeast, the super moon will be rising around 8:03 and really above the horizon around 8:35. now, this moon is super because it's 8% closer and larger than our typical full moons and it's also going do -- going to be 16% brighter. we have clear sky. anything you see, send us a picture. we want to sigh it from your vantage point. current readings. santa rosa, 80. antioch, 79. 69 oakland. road -- redwood city, 75. 6 a 4 -- 64 in san francisco. super clear for the super moon tonight. tomorrow, winds breezy over the hills and then afternoon temperatures will start to peak as we head into monday after

leigh. >> leigh: i know. i'm going to take you somewhere where you need some shades. let's go to the beach. santa cruz, a terrific beach day today. everyone just hanging out there. santa cruz the high today was 73. right now you're at 69 degrees. with a nice setting sun. and i tell you the viewing tomorrow for that partial eclipse is just going to be fantastic across the bay area. as we will remain with clear skies. here's a look at current readings for you right now. 80 in con card. 83 in antioch. san francisco, thanks to the westerly winds cooled to 59. 78 in santa rosa, 76 and clear skies in loss good at toassments here's a look at the highlights breezy overnight. mainly near the coast. a coastal cloudiness will redevelop. warmer for sunday. inland temperatures, rebound nicely into the upper 80s. enjoy it because things are going to turn chilly as we head into tuesday wednesday and thursday, as the westerly winds pick up. this is what we're talking about. a little fog right near santa cruz earlier this mor

member leigh: i think i am ok with this. i'm trying to imagine what it might look like and what it might contain. chair mcdonnell: in general, a volume and two sentences. member leigh: that is part of what i'm grappling with. if it ends up being completely open to whoever wants to contribute what ever thought, it could end up looking different than our own opinions. if we are all comfortable with that, that is fine. i'm willing to go with it. bring it back and see what it looks like. member alonso: i will see you back here in 2022. chair mcdonnell: 4 lessons learned on recommendation, what we have agreed to do is move forward with each member representing his or her points of view around the lessons learned and recommendations. the section will be subtitled. individual lessons learned and recommendations. they will not be edited other than grammatical. >> even then, they can do their thing. there are some things that we agree on. whether we want to include those, especially around outreach. there were two things. whether we

for more on that, let's go to leigh glaser. leigh? >> leigh: we are flying the skies with 7hd. behind me the beautiful magnificent golden gate bridge. we're seeing clear sky now over the sand. it was a different story this morning with the low clouds and fog all -- obviously above, but so many people just takinged a advantage today, getting out and enjoying, whether it's cloudy or not, walk across the bridge on its birthday. this morning, low clouds and fog. some mississippi and drizzle. but just in the last few hours, you'll notice a nice northwest wind has picked up and just helped to just scour out a lot of the low cloud and fog. ocean beach, we still have a little bit of cloudiness. our fog forecast -- go back that right now -- 9:00, here's this nice little window, the golden gate bridge here. nice window. most everything will stay off the coast. maybe a little patchy low cloudiness, but i think we'll have enough of a break that they'll be able to get the fireworks off. after the midnight hour, and early tomorrow morning, the low clouds and fog will race back into the bay a

and leigh glaser is here to tell us about it. >> leigh: the shadow effect as the actual moon appears as it comes between the earth in the sun. just taking a big bite out of it, out of the sun. a wonderful crescent. you can notice as this gets closer, more partial, takes away a little more of the sun. it's going to get a little shadowy, a little darker here on earth. and we always tell you, too, and keep repeating this, you have to have proper eye apparel in order to solar -- solar shades we'll call then, eclipse shades, to see this with the naked eye. but it is fascinating, and our neighbors to the north. reno, chico, all the way up towards our reek car -- eureka, they're going to get a full total eclipse. we'll get a partial here, and this will move over, just like the lens and what is left, about 6:33 will be just the crescent of the sun there. so, really a site to see. in fact here is a look at the path. reno, chico, eureka, they'll see the total eclipse, and for us here, it will be 84% coverage of the sun for us. it will peak at 6:33 and then once it comes over it has to go back

and, leigh, happen marries day to you. >> leigh: thank you so much, my dear. we started off this morning with a lot of fog and low clouds near the coast but we're looking toward ocean beach there with the suit crow cam, and a lot of it starting to thin out so actually it turned out to be a pretty nice beach day there although it was a cool day. here's a look at current temperatures. 70 in antioch, 69 in livermore. half moon bay, 57. north bay, napa, 63. compared to yesterday at this time, yeah, down 21 degrees. in concord. livermore, down 20 degrees. up two degrees because of the clearing in san francisco. up three degrees in half moon bay. we saw the afternoon sunshine, and down 20 degrees in san rafael. the cooling trend is going to be with us tonight and tomorrow. low clouds and fog. while we're not seeing them, they're well off the coast now, they'll rush back in tonight. local drizzle. morning clouds and drizzle monday morning, and a mid-day clearing and after that we'll start to warm things up heading into tuesday and wednesday. you can see the clouds, w

. >> leigh: she is almost a mom. i'm leigh glaser. we had some clearing today. all though temperatures dropped inland as much as 20 degrees. low clouds and fog starts to come back. we look at the forecast c ♪ so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we don't care anymore? we just eat whatever tastes good? excuse me? [ man ] like these sweet honey clusters, they're awesome so no way they're good for you. but i guess that's okay right? actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? ya know? cancel the gym membership. bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >> protesters on a patch of land in albany are city occupying the prompt up to 30 members are still at the site and many of them stayed overnight. a uc spokesman says their equipment is still on the lot despite promises to move their equipment. spokesman also says the university will do what it needs to be done and the faculty has access to the site this week. >> ama:

. >> leigh: clear skies for a nice viewing this evening. hi there i'm leigh glaser. lots of sunshine today. warm temperatures. but get ready for the cooldown to begin. we'll let you know when you can expect it -dad, why e you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are the great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a perhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >> alan: the two-day nato summit of leaders kicked off in shawfnlgt protesters marched through downtown? one of the city's largest demonstrations in year. they're upset about war. president obama brought hamid karzai to the nato meeting and the thanked americans for their support. >> i'm speaking to you and the people of the united states. the gratitude of the afghan people for the support that your taxpayer money has benefited

leigh, anything else we have to do with the final report before approval? ms. leigh: i believe there was a comment about delegating authority to someone to make final grammatical mr. mcdonnell: edits mcdonnell yes. ms. leigh: other than that, not to my knowledge. are you satisfied it is final? ms. tidwell: yes, with the exception of the vote and final grammatical fixes. mr. mcdonnell: okay, two pieces? >> combine them. mr. mcdonnell: all right, i entertained a motion to delegate the final edit responsibility to ms. tidwell and approval of the final report. >> so moved. >> second. mr. mcdonnell: alright, is there any objection? >> not objecting, but what we do a roll call on the final report. mr. alonso: yes. ms. melara: yes. ms. lam: yes. ms. mondejar: yes. mr. pilpel: yes. mr. schreiber: yes. ms. tidwell: yes. mr. mcdonnell: thank you so much. >> i just wanted to thank tidwell, melara, and leigh, and really, thank you for taking the time to pull all lavar reports together -- pull all of our reports together. mr. mcdonnell: thank you very much. it moving again,

leigh? >> yes. >> thank you. mr. alanso? >> yes. >> thank you. please make this change. ok. next question before us is -- we just dealt with central business district. d-9 border at 16th. >> i wanted to do that. >> ok, please. >> to revisit it. but that was something we had already visited. >> miss mondejar? >> that would be testimony we received this morning, a lot of communication, original communication. i would like the task force to reconsider moving the line to 15 and to extend it to valencia and harrison. >> is that the highlighted area? >> i think. >> the population for the highlighted area? >> one moment. one moment. i want to make sure you highlighted the area. ok. population and deviation. >> population for the highlighted areas, 2,205 people. deviation for district 6 would be 3.98% and the deviation for district 9, 1.79%. >> thank you. mr. schreiber. i thought you had your hand -- >> i did. >> this is the question whether we reunite the mission or not. that's what we're visiting

. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. low clouds and fog already starting to move in over the bay right now. what will that mean for the big celebration tomorrow night? she fireworks? we'll take a look at the seven-day forecast coming >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> a woman celebrating her 80th birthday with tandem sky dive almost fell thousands of feet to her death. the incident caught on video launched a federal investigation. here's more. >> what's your name? >> her 80-inch birthday was almost her last. >> are you excited. >> i'm real excited. >> whose idea was this? >> mind. >> last may she celebrated by jumping out of an airplane in sacramento, his indicating before her instructor pries her hands free. then a major problem. her harness is too lows and dangles. her instructor desperately hanging on as they plummet at 125-miles-an-hour. finally the instructor manages to deploy the chute. >> they touched down. >> mo, my gosh. >> shaken but up hurt. >> this video posted on line is going

hi, leigh. >> hi, everyone. hope you had a nice viewing of the partial eclipse earlier this evening. we actually had some clear sky at this hour. some high and low clouds are starting to venture in toward the bay area. check out the numbers right now. antioch is still at 72 degrees right now. mild there. compare that to half moon bay. 52 and overcast moving in. 58 in san rafael. here is a look at the highlights. increasing clouds overnight. a cool down will begin tomorrow. you will definitely notice that. we will continue on the windy and much cooler weather theme right on in through much of our upcoming workweek. here is a look at our close up satellite. a nice ridge of high pressure brought us the sunshine and the mild temperatures today. but you can see how this is quickly starting to erode. there are some of the high clouds that is coming in our direction. they will be spilling in, and we will have filtered high clouds throughout the day tomorrow. the temperatures tonight around the coast and extreme north b

. >> leigh: we have clear skies right now. temperatures warmed up as much as five degrees across the bay area. more warming tomorrow. a look at the be be bay-to-breas >> alan: today is the first national hepatitis testing day in the u.s. and it was spearkd by several organizations right here in the baythem to area. them to mass roman tells us who. >> hundreds crowd the asian hair heritage speed celebration. blood was dune by -- drawn to screen the asian population and the population at large. >> it's known from the cdc in 12, so asians are exposed to hepatitis b in their lifetime. >> there's no cure for help tied tis c which can causever cancer. three-quarters of baby-boomers are unsure or never been tested. 82% of the five million americans infected are baby-boomers. that's why today's testing including hepatitis c. >> so many baby-boomers are dying of liver cancer and liver disease, something like 15,000 a year. >> baby-boomer issa as vaccinated in turkey where she is born and is concerned the needles weren't clean. >> know

hi, leigh. >> hi, everyone.d a nice viewing of the partial eclipse earlier this evening. we actually had some clear sky at this hour. some high and low clouds are starting to venture in toward the bay area. check out the numbers right now. antioch is still at 72 degrees right now. mild there. compare that to half moon bay. 52 and overcast moving in. 58 in san rafael. here is a look at the highlights. increasing clouds overnight. a cool down will begin tomorrow. you will definitely notice that. we will continue on the windy and much cooler weather theme right on in through much of our upcoming workweek. here is a look at our close up satellite. a nice ridge of high pressure brought us the sunshine and the mild temperatures today. but you can see how this is quickly starting to erode. there are some of the high clouds that is coming in our direction. they will be spilling in, and we will have filtered high clouds throughout the day tomorrow. the temperatures tonight around the coast and extreme north bay communiti

and leigh glaser is wearing her summer dress. >> leigh: we had 90s inland but you can clearly see fromhe mt. tam al -- tam -- tamalpais. you can see the clouds below, and sutro tower, and temperatures were cooler. here's the numbers. down one in antioch. livermore and fairfield no big change from yesterday. san francisco was down five. thanks to the low clouds and fog moving in santa rosa down ten. down eight in san jose, and down seven in hey werd a -- hayward and wheeling gee be cooling. antioch, a high of 90 today. it's 89 right now in livermore. 86 in con covered. you get a sense, the further you get to the bay as well as the coast, those numbers start to drop down. san francisco right now, 58. santa rosa, 74. mountain view, 7 2. here's a look at the highlights, taking you into the all-important mother's day tomorrow. low clouds and pockets, moving a little further inland tonight. the sea breeze will cool us off a good bit tomorrow for mother's day, and more cooling monday and tuesday. down by about as much as 15 degrees heading into monday afternoon and tuesday. here's how we star

the knowledge could treat other diseases. >> ama: leigh glaser is here. >> leigh: terrific out there. temperatures climbing as much as ten degree in some locations, and temperatures in the east bay, where we're looking live, that's mt. diablo. looking in your direction, you'll also see a few high clouds here and there, drifting by from time to time. they may revisit tomorrow but temperature-wise, most locations in the mid-80s, and you can see behind me some of the highs for today, with 85 in napa. warmed up newsily in -- nicely in san rafael. half moon buy, the offshore winds keeping the low fogs and cloud off the coast so you managed 72 degrees. terrific beach day. 84 in livermore and 84 in san jose. we have a very weak sea breeze so already affecting the temperature half moon bay, already down into the upper 50s as you see there. 68 in san francisco. 79 in napa. 82, san rafael, antioch, livermore, brentwood and oakly, still warm in the 80s this hour, and 81 in san jose. here's a look the highlights. what you can expect the first part of the work week, clear tonight. keep the breezy