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: 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?

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? >> 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? >> for the same reasons that -- and chronology that vice-chair lam described, i will also vote no. >> mr. alanso? >> this is too many people too late. i'm sorry, no. >> thank you. >> ok. moving then down our list. mission bay, someone place mission bay. >> decided not to. >> thank you. don't worry about it.let's go 1. >> could you describe that? >> i could not. >> what we heard is that we are ready to kick between san jose, cabrera, and coconut and moved that into 8. the request is to keep that as is. i will keep some of the other blocks east of tiffany. it is bounded by guerrero, san jose and duncan. if there was an interest in the broader move of that area into 8, it would be the broader rotation that i saw the other day. this is already in 8. >> we are good on 3919. moving down to the potential block of sunnyside, the overlapping block of sunnyside and glen park. >> what are the streets that this block is bounded by? >> mangel and congo. >> that is correct. >> is that the correct b

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

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

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, ms. melara, yes. ms. mondejar, yes. mr. pilpel, yes. -- not at this time. >> could i ask a process question? at the appropriate time. please make this change. commissioner leigh: the process question or suggestion that i would offer is, is it possible for us to use where we were prior to this move as a starting point or launching point that we could possibly revisit if we wanted to? our process we have made one move at a time and that is -- has worked very well but given the delicate place where we find ourselves, not having a lot of time in all these dominance. i am wondering if we could remember where we were prior to making this move. explore and continue and finish the remaining -- deliberations about the dominos we need to consider within our permitted variances. and see how we each field boulware week and up and perhaps consider whether we prefer that place or that the outcome where we were prior to the vote we just took. i do not want to overly complicate things. i am concerned that we are going to end up with anothe

commissioner leigh: yes. commissioner alonso: yes. chairman mcdonnell: please make this change. >> i have one final tweaking in russian hill. right now we have the boundary -- the southern boundary of that and goler at the top of union, correct? is that union? can we bring it down to green from venice to leavenworth -- van ness to leavenworth? >> that is a population of 1048 people. the deviation for district to up to -2.7% and a deviation for district 32 -5.44%. chairman mcdonnell: discussion? >> i propose it. chairman mcdonnell: it depopulates 3 and we heard from public testimony from the russian hill community association it would split their organization. we have heard from them several times, we have received written testimony as well. commissioner alonso: no. commissioner leigh: no. vice-chair lam: no. commissioner mondejar: no. commissioner melara: no. commissioner pilpel: no. commissioner tidwell: no. chairman mcdonnell: we can go back to cathedral hill played a wanted to suggest another block there. >> there is no population

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

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?

sergio quintana is live in pitburg, but first to leigh glaser. >> leigh: the warning is up and let'set the latest advisory. this is in effect until 11:00 tomorrow morning. north bay mountains, east bay hills as well as the diablo range and we're talking about elevations above a thousand feet. now, gusts to 40 miles-per-hour expected overnight tonight. very low relative humidity. let's check on the winds first. still blowing out of the north-northwest, although gusts have started to die down. novato at 14, northerly, 21. half moon bay. fairfield, wind has shifted towards the north and they're getting gusts at 32 miles-per-hour, and look at the air. only 18% relative humidity in fairfield and napa. of course the moisture in the air is highest near the bay as well as the coast. with half hoop bay, 35 miles-per-hour. it's going to be much warmer tomorrow in the 90s, and a red flag warning will continue. we'll look at the numbers coming up. >> alan: the winds whipped up a grass fire along hyper87. one of several throughout the day, including one that firefighters just extinguished tonight

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

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 glaser has a look at the areas under red-flag warning. >> leigh: the winds out of the north northeast as warm drying winds develop overnight so that has prompted red-flag warnings in effect until 11:00 tomorrow. gusts to 30, as much as 40 miles-per-hour, especially the higher terrain, north bay mountains, east bay hills and diablo range. relative humidity at 20-25% as the winds shift. things are going to dry out with relative humidity as low as 10%. hearst the -- here's the current wind speeds. in the last hour we rev seen a wind shift to more northerly. gusts, 22, santa rosa. check out livermore valley area, northerly winds as winds shifting at 15 miles-per-hour. a look at a hot forecast coming up. >> alan: graduation ceremonies took place today in brentwood. minus about 70 seniors who were caught committing a year-end prank. lisa amin gulezian spoke to one senior about the hard lesson she is learning about the age of accountability. >> got to wearilies, cultural stuff, decorate our caps. >> jasmine was not allowed to attend the graduation at heritage high school today because of her

meteorologist. >> leigh: -- leigh glaser is here checking checking the fore. >> leigh: palm springs, 111 tomorrow. fresno, 103 degrees. los angeles, little fog creeps in there near the cost so a bit cooler, 81. and we'll start to see the fog move in towards big sur. also carmel, santa cruz tomorrow, temperatures dropping off there if you're traveling tomorrow, 97 for salt lake city. thun for bet for dallas. 92 degrees. rain off and on moving into washington d.c. and new york city. temperatures in those locations, mid-to-upper 70s. for the bay area, low clouds and fog, due to return coastside tomorrow afternoon, so, we will look for coolishore more onshore wind, so, 58 for san francisco tomorrow, half moon bay, 64. north bay, 92. for santa rosa, napa, 90. -- excuse me, 89. a little more comfortable for you. interior east bay, gone will be the triple digits, repraised by mid-to-upper 90s. with 94 for antioch, 92 for concord. santa cruz, afternoon fog, 76 degrees. the accuweather seven day forecast. father's day a little more comfortable for us all as temperatures come down a bit. the f

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

commissioner leigh: no. commissioner alonso: no. commissioner pilpel: i don't think i have any. >> we need their attention. other than the 64-person thing we talked about earlier, we have absolutely correlated and minimize the number of ballot types. >> as much as we could come we could just put them off to you. >> after this draft is complete, i would go back inn the areas that there were changes to make sure that there were not other issues. >> ok. i was hoping to take a recess again soon. >> thank you for that proposal. could you name the others that were non-population related. >> hopefully, these are all still properly. there was a change made between districts two and 3. the alliance with the bart district line. the next one was between three and 6. it moved from 6 to 3. between districts 9 and 10, there was an alignment with the bart line. between 6 and 10 there was an alignment with the bart line. this one moved from 10 to 6. there was an alignment between 10 and 6 once again. then there was an alignment between district 10

meteorologist. >> leigh: -- leigh glaser is here checking checking the fore. >> leigh: palm springs,11 tomorrow. fresno, 103 degrees. los angeles, little fog creeps in there near the cost so a bit cooler, 81. and we'll start to see the fog move in towards big sur. also carmel, santa cruz tomorrow, temperatures dropping off there if you're traveling tomorrow, 97 for salt lake city. thunderstorms a good bet for dallas. 92 degrees. rain off and on moving into washington d.c. and new york city. temperatures in those locations, mid-to-upper 70s. for the bay area, low clouds and fog, due to return coastside tomorrow afternoon, so, we will look for cooling, more onshore wind, so, 58 for san francisco tomorrow, half moon bay, 64. north bay, 92. for santa rosa, napa, 90. -- excuse me, 89. a little more comfortable for you. interior east bay, gone will be the triple digits, repraised by mid-to-upper 90s. with 94 for antioch, 92 for concord. santa cruz, afternoon fog, 76 degrees. the accuweather seven day forecast. father's day a little more comfortable for us all as temperatures come down a bi

. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. we have sunshine out there right now. temperatures managing back into the 80s inland but strong offshore winds developing. red-flag warnings in effect for parts of the bay area. we'll look at the lamb lamb a change of plante belmont derby. i'll have another retired and there was a ceremony in the winner's circle. he was scratched on friday and retired because of a tendon injury to his left front foot -- or hoof. he was in line for the triple crown, racing's top award, if he won the belmont stakes. highlights from the race in sports. >> alan: britain's prince phillip is back home after spending five days hospitaleesed for a bladder infection. he waved to a group gathered out the hopped. he will spend his 91st 91st birthday on sunday with his wife. he missed the diamond jubilee celebration because of the hospital stay. his doctors say his prognosis is looking good. lamb lamb european finance ministers are ready to help spain. there are fears the european economic crisis could drag down the fragile u.s. economy and threaten

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

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.

. >> alan: leaning leaning leaning has -- leigh glaser has been monitoring this warning. >> leigh: the red-flag warning is in effect for the higher elevations. 1 then feet or higher. that's where this is in effect for, and they have continued it in through 8:00 a.m. monday. gusts to 30 miles-per-hour possible, and it is in effect for the higher elevations. the north bay mountains, east bay hills, and the diablo range. humidity is very low as the air is drying things out a win. here's the look at wind speeds and relative humidities. north bay mountains, northeast gusts to 25 miles-per-hour with humidity levels down to 4%. east bay hills, relative humidity level, 26%, and you can see the diablo range, gusts up to 25 miles-per-hour. 12% humidity. here's a quick look at current readings. at it hot out there inland. in the 90s. 70s and upper 60s at the coast. when will we finally get relief from the cincinnati we will look at the forecast coming up. >> firefighters are still looking for the cause of a blaze that destroyed a mobile home near petaluma. investigators aren't sure how it started

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 glaser up next with the forecast. mine mike the a's, nine straight losses going into the game against kansas city, and session c >> alan: the woman known for her role as the nosey neighbor on desperate housewives died. she died after a long battle with lung cancer. the veteran actress was nobody for playing karen for eight seasons on desperate housewives. she was 72 years old. >> ama: watching tv could actually be good for you. a study fines tv can actually boost a child's self-esteem as long as the child is a white male. programming features superheros and male lead can give boys a confidence boost. however too much tv isn't good for girls or minorities. >>> a new swedish study finds premature babies have a higher risk of developing mental health issues. they're three times more luckily to be hospitalized for psychosis. >> alan: a work of duty and commitment to a fallen colleague and his mom want as display. varpz descended on oak hill park to look for a class ring lost during a memorial day service. she was wearing

leigh glaser has the forecast. miracle mike the a's must be loving the heat, winning their fifth straight. got a no-hitter going through five. we show >> ama: in the commercials seems to simple. celebrities coo into their iphones and siri purrs back at them. but a man in new york is suing, saying siri doesn't work as advertised. so we put siri to the test. >> celebrities sell siri as the girl who gets things done. >> almost anything, it seems. >> it's date night. >> the voice activated digital assistant, launched last fall, was the biggest change to the latest verse of apple's iphone. >> everybody i talked to love siri. >> consumers had high expectations. some now say she let them down, even apple's coe founder said he was really disappointed and now one new york man is going to court over it. an attorney working on the class action lawsuit said the trucks of the lawsuit is that the siri feature does not work as advertised. we decided to see for ourselves. first, this actress. >> i found a number of restaurants wit

. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser, i know, it has been an unseasonably cool weekend. some sunshine. it's been breezy. the good news is we're going to >> ama: a monumental espent egypt as the within of the country's first free presidential election was announced. huge crowd in cairo's tahrir square erupted in jubilation. their joy was directed at this man. he is modern egypt's first islamic and first freely eselected civilian president. the election was close. his supporters didn't care about the margin of victory. >> everyone here is beeping their hornes and victory signs, even this guy without a flag. >> the obama administration congratulated him on his victory. >> alan: back home, antioch police are searching for an armed robbery suspect caught on camera. when eric gilbert pulled into this driveway saturday morning he was met by a hooded man point as gun on him. the holdum was caught on surveillance cameras he recently installed. gilbert says the gunman pulled the trigger but the gun never fired. >> he again squeezed the trigger and that point i put the key into the lock, trying t

leigh glaser knows she is coming up with her forecast. >> coming up in sports. we show you who wound up in the inner's circle in sonoma and another fantastic finish at the coliseum where the a's and giants wrapped up the bay bridge series w >> ama: jeopardy host alex trebek is recovering from a heart attack in a los angeles hospital. the 71-year-old was admitted to cedar sinai medical centerend. according to statement today, trebek is in good spirits and doctors expect him to fully recover and be back on jeopardy when production begins in july for the next season. >> alan: now to the most personal crime, peeping toms taking advantage of cell phone cameras cameras and snapping pictures of unsuspecting women. >> it's disturbing to even watch. an 18-year-old in a michigan target stalking the isles looking for unexpecting women. watch as he walks up, slips his cell phone under a skirt and captures the video. >> that's disgusting. >> creepy and disgusting. >> creepy, disgusting, and too month these days. last week thislet man arrested for using a cell phone to video

leigh glaser is here with the forecast. hi, leigh. >> behind me you can see live doppler 7hd already picking up the moisture bands from this cold front that continues to slide from north to south across the northern part of our region. it will bring the bay area some showers as we head into our monday morning. you can see just in the last few frames we are picking up a little moisture now. it goes from cloverdale to ukiah . it is not that far off that it will be moving in across the bay area. the clouds are already starting to thicken up. this is the cold front. and remember it is moving ever so slowly toward the bay area. it will bring us showers off and on tomorrow. a detailed look at our accu-weather forecast is coming up. >> leigh, thank you. >>> tonight we are learning more about what pablo santo value was doing before a woman -- sandoval was doing before a woman accused him. thomas? >> we have learned that pablo sandoval was at a santa cruz bar hours before he was accused of sexual assault. the bar manager there says

leigh glaser is here with the forecast. hi, leigh. >> behind me you can see live doppler 7hd already picking up the moisture bands from this cold front that continues to slide from north to south across the northern part of our region. it will bring the bay area some showers as we head into ing. monday morning. you can see just in the last few frames we are picking up a little moisture now. it goes from cloverdale to ukiah . it is not that far off that it will be moving in across the bay area. the clouds are already starting to thicken up. this is the cold front. and remember it is moving ever so slowly toward the bay area. it will bring us showers off and on tomorrow. a detailed look at our accu-weather forecast is coming up. >> leigh, thank you. >>> tonight we are learning more about what pablo santo value was doing before a woman -- sandoval was doing before a woman accused him. thomas? >> we have learned that pablo sandoval was at a santa cruz bar hours before he was accused of sexual assault. the bar manager there says

leigh glaser is standing by with a look at the weather. >> leigh: and quite a bit of low cloudiness and fog moving in. this shot from the mt. tamalpais camera where the winds are gusting out of the west to 26 miles-per-hour. you can clearly see from the vantage point the low clouds and fog starting to move inland. speaking of other wind gitions -- gusts the fog is near the coast and the winds have been racing out of the west northwest, with gusts from 25 to as much as 45 miles-per-hour, and at sfo right now, we have a westerly gust to 44. nap a, gusts to 3 2. northwest, 9 at half moon bay, and northerly gust to 23 at san jose. so, yes, very windy to breezy in some lowering of -- locations. currently, 57, san francisco. 81, antioch, 7 2 san jose. low cloudiness and fog near the coast, and that will start to move inland overnight tonight thanks to the gusty west wins. tomorrow much like today with sunshine. probably see a few high clouds increase late in the day and it will be a breezy afternoon, and then get ready for big changes on monday. cool, windy, a chance of some showers moving in

i'm leigh glaser. the temperatures came down as much as 20 degrees across parts of the bay area today. the westerly winds are up and the fog is back. more cooling tomorrow. @@q ú >>> can we all get along? >> rodney king back in 1992 calling for calm during the ody of the. 47-year-old was found byfianceet fiancee at the bots tom of his his -- the bottom of his swimming pool. >> he was beaten by police officers after a high speed chase. >> sergio quintana takes a look back. >> these images of los angeles police officers swinging away at rodney king was a shock for most viewers. but they say the incident is historic because it illustrated what he says is something the black community experienced on a regular basis. >> there was an under current of policeat brutality that was occurring andrring in it is occurring in it is -- in the african-american community. but you didn't see it. >> can we all get along? can we get along? >> during the riots that followed the aquittal of the officers accused in his beat

i'm leigh glaser. the temperatures came down as much as 20 degrees across parts of the bay area today. the westerly winds are up and the fog is back. more cooling tomorrow. a look at my accu-weathe >>> can we all get along? >> rodney king back in 1992 calling for calm during the l.a. riots. >> today the body of the 47-year-old was found by his fiancee at the bots tom of his his -- the bottom of his swimming pool. >> he was beaten by police officers after a high speed chase. >> sergio quintana takes a look back. >> these images of los angeles police officers swinging away at rodney king was a shock for most viewers. but they say the incident is historic because it illustrated what he says is something the black community experienced on a regular basis. >> there was an under current of police brutality that was occurring and continually occurring in it is -- in the african-american community. but you didn't see it. >> can we all get along? can we get along? >> during the riots that followed the aquittal

we will have more details on it coming up. >> thanks, leigh. a 57-year-old man in vallejo is vallejo's latest murder victim. he and three others were sprayed with gunfire in crest ranch park last night. we went there to find out more. >> today we learned the 57-year-old man who was killed last night was well-known in his neighborhood and well-liked. so vallejo police are trying to figure out why someone shot him and three other people. according to vallejo police the ball let's started flying about 8:15 saturday night at the crest ranch park. >> when officers responded to that, we also received calls from both of our hospitals that gunshot victims had shown up. >> four people were shot, one die. police are not releasing many details about what prompted the shooting or the relation the victims have to each other. one neighbor who lives near the park was shocked because she knew the man. >> i hear shots all the time but when i heard who it was, it was really sad because one of the victims was a really nice guy. >> we aren't identifying the 57-yea

we will take a detailed look at our forecast coming up. >> thank you, leigh. we are just days away from california's june primary and despite it being a presidential election year, turnout isn't expected to be high. lilian kim is live at san francisco city hall with a preview. lillian. >>. >> reporter: we saw a few vote he is who took advantage of early voting at city hall. election is this tuesday and according to early indications, turnout is expected to be relatively low. workers with the san francisco department of elections have been opening absentee ballots of that been trickling in, and based on those numbers, they expect voter turnout for this election to be around 35 to 40%. that's low considering this is a presidential primary election. the average for the last ten presidential elections has been 50% voter turnout. all of this may have something to do with the fact that president obama and mitt romney have virtually locked up their party nominations, unlike four years ago when both party nominees were still undecide when had it came time for californ

leigh: i would strike open house and lgbt community center. mr. mcdonnell: removing them from this list. any additions? mr. pilpel: i am looking at it. it is changing. >> i withdraw the comment. mr. mcdonnell: ok. so, we have -- can -- >> can i suggest eureka valley? ms. tidwell: i just deleted eureka valley. some of those are encompassed with what the other neighborhoods are. mr. pilpel: i don't think i agree with that. i think eureka valley is in district 8. >> adding eureka valley. mr. mcdonnell: there is no need to create an exhaustive list. mr. pilpel: ok. all right. mr. mcdonnell: any other additions? moving then to d 9. mr. pilpel: i would suggest vernal heights. mr. mcdonnell: objections? >> i will turn this over to the consultant. >> there is no publicly cemented neighborhood boundary. -- publicly submitted neighborhood boundaries. it is split in the department of elections. >> i am willing to call it north and south. it is in district 9. mr. mcdonnell: jamie? >> looking at the -- is this planning more elections? looking at the planning d

the hot spots. >> leigh: here's a current look at readings this hour. santa rosa, 100 degrees. fairfield, 103. 104 in antioch. 05 in livermore. sea breeze moving in, san francisco getting the effect hoff the sea breeze. 73. santa cruz right now, 78, and it is 102 in los gatos with temperatures this hot you suspect possibly some record highs today. no record highs but boy we were up from yesterday. up 14 in napa, up five in oakland. los good ats good good ats good gatos up 14, and all because of high pressure, and that brings the warm air mass. that is in place tonight. the winds shift tomorrow and we start to cool down. >> ama: it is a struggle for some to keep cool this evening, and the higher temperatures raise concerns about fire danger. sergio quintana is live in walnut creek and sir. >> it's not just uncomfortable. they heat can be dangerous. >> there are actually fry -- fire crews making preparations. right near walnut creek it got well into the triple digits, and i was tiking to people inside this ice cream shop. they said they were out and about

and recovery time averages about a week or so. >> and leigh glaser is in for sandhya tonight. >> hi, guys. >> there is like an ice cream day. mid-90s inland. there is high definition camera. you can see clear skies from rech yardson day. -- bay. also from our cam, a nice, beautiful view looking over the bay there. you can get a sense fog is absent now. and this is due to return. you can see thanks to winds pushing low clouds and fog. it's hot inland there are mild sea breeze right near the coast kept highs upper 50 tz mid to low 60s. here is a look at current readings. there is 94 antioch right now. 73 oakland. there is 66 san francisco. half moon bay, cooled down to 57 degrees. and 8 a, clear skies. a warm night in san jose. highlights, yes. fog returns overnight. will be patchy and will be enough of a surge temperatures cool all loks friday and get ready for cooling to continue into weekend. goitsing to be a mild to warm weekend. high pressure we've been talking about building in and there is going to start to break down in this wet, warm area going to push east z that is to allow

. >> and meteorologist leigh glaser says cooler temperatures are on the way. she is coming up with her forecast. >> then job training to the extreme. no bones about it. abz@ >>> woman in texas survived a fiery car crash thanks to on to a member of the air force. nancy's car ended up on its side after she lost control in houston two weeks ago. she was trapped in the driver's seat. all of a sudden a man jumped on top of her car, smashed out a window with a fire extinguisher extinguisher and pulled her to safety. >> it turned out to be a staff sergeant michael corbin. he happens to keep emergency response to other members of the texas international guard. this happened to be the first time that he had ever used that training. >> perfect timing. at this hour a tra decision wrapping up in north beach. today is the last day of 58th annual north beach festival held on columbus avenue. it celebrates the italian in all of us. especially the contribution to italians in san francisco, plenty of pasta and i think my stomach is part italian. >> let's get to leigh glaser, a

only leigh glaser knows. >> mike: for the first time in 40 years we do not have a men's champion at the french open as nadal and djokovic battled each other and the elements. highlights and hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. >> ama: doctors announced several new drugs that hold promise for people with diabetes. new studies show the treatments are offering patients hope of better control over blood sugar and weight, and can also help prevent dane reducely low blood sugar. one medication is an ultra long acting insulin. research shows it prevents low blood sugar during the night better than current medications them drugs were announced during the american diabetes conference in philadelphia. >> alan: service on a new muni express route serving twitter's market headquarters begins tom

i think i am with member leigh and then having separate description of those that are more devious? i do not know. i am already in trouble. if there is an elegant way to do that, i support that. i think describing each district with its significant neighborhoods amkemakes sense and having a short sentence for each district is between one and five satisfies the legal requirements. so i would do but elegantly. thank you. any other questions/ suggestions or proposals. >> we need to include a list of recognized neighborhoods for those districts. i am not wedded to this idea. to the extent we need to spell that out and it is best done know. i literally jotted down notes from the last version of the draft amp. map. we need to decide on a position. i was not volunteering to do that i just wanted to start the conversation. >> in reviewing the 2000 work, the work of the 2000 task force, and as mr. lee pointed out their elegant presentation, what -- i can't get my brain around is this would suggest that they tracked the domino affect a particular decisions. so was that the action that caused

today we have leigh, actually we work together quite a bit. she loves to wear her hair dark.much lighter. she tries to be darker. i have to, in fact, keep her lighter. she has this whole whimsical side, crazy, i should say. what i did was i put in this blue hair. leigh as you can show, it's just -- >> you can remove it. >> you don't have to fully commit to the blue hair. >> you don't have to fully commit. she wants to fully commit. she told me if i don't put the blue streak in when we go back to the salon she's going to break my arm. next time you see leigh she'll have the blue hair. >> or you'll have a broken arm. >> so many people embracing it, kim kardashian. black hair, just short of black, so still nuances of color. >> very bold, very beautiful. thank you so much. >>> up next, toddler tantrums, how to avoid bumps in the road when you're dealing with the little ones. that's coming up after this. ...is to create it. [ female announcer ] now create a new future for your skin. only aveeno positively radiant has total soy, for a whole new level of radiance. it's clinically pr

leigh glaser has a look at how hot it got. >> leigh: everyone just trying to beat the heat.ou're exactly right, am ma. the beach was the best place to be today. here's a look at highs today. santa rosa, 102. san francisco, a high of 86. livermore, 106, 102 in gilroy, and 98 degrees in san san jose, which tied the record

. >> i'm leigh glaser, temperatures came down a little bit today.e're going to see more cooling tomorrow and then after that, chance of showers. we'll take a look at the >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> san francisco firefighters honored two of their own who died in the line of duty. vincent perez and anthony valerio died two years ago today fighting a houses fire. they held a public memorial at station 26 blocks from the fire where both men worked. fire officials blame the deaths on a flashover a sudden flare-up of heat after a window shattered. >> one of the members but we saved the life of other firefighters. fourth firefighter feel that he was saved, as well. >> it left a big void in the family. you have to go forward to keep on going. >> a memorial garden and plaques were dedicated at the station. >>> and a memorial occurred in determination was on display in can at the graduation ceremony for oikos university. it was on edge water drive. some of the graduates survived the massacre in april when seven people were s