>> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. a spectacular weekend. get ready for the heat to increase around the bay area and then a couple of days and a you'll see a >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> chile's mine minister says they'll be testing the rescue capsule on wednesday. rescue operation is expected to take about 48 hours. crews finished drilling a shaft yesterday and they say the men are giddy with confidence they were arguing over who should be the last win out. 33 miners have been trapped below for more than two months. >> people returned to a neighborhood near the port of los angeles after the explosion of a powerful firecracker called an m-80 forced them to evacuate. it exploded in an underground parking garage in san pedro. there was a lot of commotion over this firecracker. they inspected the blast damage but the bomb squad determined was the work of vandals. suv happens to belong to a man from san jose who just happened to return from a next can cruise. >> and a woman in room 10 of the delivery unit at kai

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let's go to leigh glaser. >> leigh: we had some tropical moisture coming in from southern california. a few sprinkles around the bay area. that same see -- scenario, and temperatures in the 70s instead of the 80s. a bit on the breezy size monday and tuesday, and then mild days ahead thursday, friday and saturday, get ready for temperatures mid-land in the 80s. and a coastal warm up. >> alan: thank you, leigh. on to larry beil in for mike shumann who is out there after the giants loss. >> larry: our stomach is churning. pure agony for the giants and their fans. another chance to clinch and come up empty. they failed to clinch for the second day in a row. now the padres have the momentum on their side. giant fans out in full force, hoping, wishing, not going to happen. zito, chance to justify that big contract. no control. he walked two guys in with the bases loaded in the first inning. i mean, talk about not rising to the occasion. so, zito lasts three, plus. walks four, gave up four runs in. in the fourth, tejada, punches it down the line. 4-0 padres. the giant bats couldn't do anythi

. >>> let's get back to leigh glaser, and a pretty gloomy, drizzly day. >> leigh: certainly was. we're already starting to see clearing in the north bay, and that will continue as we head towards the south bay overnight tonight. this is from our he definition east bay camera. you can see a little of the setting sun out there. temperatures right now, it has been showery, drippy, rainy, sprinkley out there. right now we have 53 in san francisco, 59 in antioch. livermore, 55. san jose, still seeing the overcast there 56 degrees. we will go with decreasing showers overnight. clearing, sunny, warmer day for your monday, and then this dry spell will stay with us through mid-week. the forecast models are going to bring more rain in here as we head into friday, saturday, and sunday next weekend. lows tonight, mid-to-low 50s across much of the bay area. cooler air starts to spill in. also, watch out for the dense fog to develop overnight as well. in the north bay, napa, 57. -- napa, 47. live doppler 7 hd picking up a few showers. the bulk of the shower activity has moved to the south and

for a better look at the big green blob over the bay area, let's go to leigh glaser. >> leigh: most of the heaviest rain has moved towards the east. we're actually seeing some partial clearing in some locations. you can see live doppler 7 hd, most of the heaviest rain has moved out. in the north bay, we're still get something nice returns, santa rosa. and we're sweeping live. much of this activity will continue to dissipateover night, and maybe a few isolated showers. looks like the worst is over. los gatos with some sprinkles, rainfall totals, so impressive. st. helena, over five inches of rain. santa rosa, over three. mill valley, over two, and you can see almost an inch, san francisco and oakland. so quite impressive, and we have more rain in my accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> alan: in napa tonight, police are trying to figure out how a patient killed a psychiatric technician inside a mental hospital today. it happened at the napa state hospital. wayne friedman reports, this is not the first time there have been security concerns. >> reporter: there are those who work i

and leigh glaser is here. her little trick-or-treater is running around in her outfit. >> leigh: falling on a sunday. yours is probably doing the same thing. we will have dry evening tomorrow night. tonight, different story. you can see the clouds have been with us. the live doppler 7 hd off and on today has been active. you can see a few light showers continuing to migrate over the bay area, nothing too terribly heavy. nonetheless we will keep them in our forecast overnight tonight. you can see a little bit near santa rosa, petaluma, a few light showers, and some showers as well near has got as got lase will deal with a few more overnight tonight. here's a look at our current readings. it's mild, 61 in san francisco and oakland. 63 in livermore. san jose, 60. here's a look at the highlight for tonight. a few lingering showers. start to clear things out by sunday afternoon, and a dry evening for our trick-or-treaters. and sunny and mild. start to warm up as we head into monday, tuesday, and wes. you can see the

as leigh glaser reports, this program is a strike right down the middle. >>> nine lives, nine innings and nine players, it works. >> they have found homes of 50 cats. those sporting the giant team colors. the shelter's new promotion go giants is a real home run felines just looking for a home. >> we changed their name and people really liked that. >> and people hear about the promotion are taking these little guys home. >> the normal adoption price is $80 and kit seven 95 but during this special giants' promotion you can adopt a cat or a kitten for just $9. >> the price includes, spayed and neuter operations and microchipping. they have 700 cats right now most of them from people losing their jobs. >> those adopting a cat or thoroughly screened. >> i've seen abuse. i've seen real cruelty conducted against animals. i didn't see it from halloween related things. >> based on not having any evidence of a problem issue, it's more important to find these animals homes. >> the san francisco spca is also offering reduced adoption fees this month. the go giants month will go through the end of

on to leigh glaser. e dancing and singing in the rain. >> leigh: they certainly are, and even more wet weather is expected as we head into sunday. here's a live look from the high definition rooftop cam in san francisco. everybody is out there celebrating like mad. they're doing so with some wet sky and pavement overhead, and you can see the bands of moisture continuing to feed in. we actually had one system move the east of us. we had also break earlier in the evening, and now storm number two the moisture ahead of it starting to spill in towards the bay area. this system has been very mild. you should see the current readings. 60 in fremont. concord 6. here's the highlights. periods of rain, heavier rain expected on sunday, and then we get a little clearing monday afternoon, tuesday, and wednesday. here's the next storm system already starting to push moisture in our direction. very strong area of low pressure. a lot of moisture associated with this. this is what is going to bring us periods of heavy ra

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leigh glaser introduces us to the n.f.l. teacher of the year. >> thunderous applause is when he found out the teacher of the year and from the look on his face this was a real surprise. >> i was shocked. i had no idea. i had absolutely no idea. for anybody to put this on, i'm really>>ppreciative. >> the former seattle seahawks lineman has been teaching here for several years. >> are you kidding. i was luckily at home. "was jumping up and down and screaming. >> after receiving an e-mail from the n.f.l. about the award, it was freedom high's principal that knew he was a perfect choice. >> he was up quite a few other nominees. it was reducing had down to ten and he was the one that was chosen. >> last year they recognized former players that are working as teachers. he beat out of over 300 applicants. even his teammates, number 63 deserves to be number one. [ applause ] >> right now, this is frank's day and i want to thank the principal for the nomination for the n.f.l. of nominating frank because without the nomination, it wou

. >> and i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. what a glorious weekend we just had.et ready for warmer weather and seven-day forecast will be coming up. coming up. >> and why this [ whitman ] they say california can't be governed anymore. i say baloney. this state belongs to all of us. we just have to decide we want to change. i know government isn't a business and it shouldn't be, but the same values of accountability and focus that make california businesses among the best in the world could do a lot to fix sacramento. i'm on a mission to create more jobs, stop wasteful spending, and improve our schools. let's get to work. ♪ can it keep an eye out for itself, literally show and tell you where it is when you don't even know yourself ? droid can with lookout mobile security, one of thousands of free apps for the droid x and droid 2 by motorola. available on the ever-expanding android market. when there's no limit to what droid gets, there's no limit to what droid does. progresso. hi. we love your weight watchers endorsed soups but my husband looks the way he did 20 y

. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser.till seeing a few little sprinkles in some parts of the bay david harmer wrote an education plan titled "abolish the public schools." he even called our schools "insidious" and "socialism." as families struggle to raise their kids, to provide a good education, harmer bragged, "we can design a plan to dismantle them." david harmer is just too radical. we need jerry mcnerney. protecting local schools from devastating cuts. endorsed for his "independence" by the contra costa times, stockton record, and our local teachers. i'm jerry mcnerney, and i approved this message. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: a woman in yemen is being arrested suspected of sending those bombs. the bombs discovered yesterday were shipped by fedex through dubai, the other by ups throughening land. investigators now say one of the targets was a gay and lesbian jewish congregation in chicago. british officials believe the powder hidden in a toner cartridge inside a shipped com

. >> i am meteorologist leigh glaser, boy a terrific day to watch the blue angels. festivities still with us. we are meg whitman's nose is growing again. this time she's lying about jerry brown on taxes. but as governor jerry brown cut $4 billion in taxes and says no new taxes without voter approval. meg whitman -- her nose just keeps on growing and growing. papers have called many of her ads untrue. fact: jerry brown cut taxes by $4 billion and says no new taxes without voter approval. but meg whitman's nose just keeps growing by the millions. >> german authorities say they have put out a fire on a ferry carrying hundreds of people. an explosion on the upper deck triggered that fire. the ferry was in the bull tick sea between germany and denmark. half a dozen rescue ships helped rescue the 249 people on board. police say 3 people were flown to hospitals by by helicoptershelicopters. they are trying to keep the ferry from spilling 170 tons of fuel. hungary's premiere says a wall of a reservoir that burst flooded several towns with toxic waste is showing larger crack

i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. right now some locations still in the stefts. -- 70s. get ready for a warm up expected the next couple days. of course, that could pose some fire trouble for parts of some fire trouble for parts of the bay area. meg whitman's nose is growing again. this time she's lying about jerry brown on taxes. but as governor jerry brown cut $4 billion in taxes and says no new taxes without voter approval. meg whitman -- her nose just keeps on growing and growing. meg whitman is lying about jerry brown again...on taxes again. newspapers have called many of her ads untrue. fact: jerry brown cut taxes by $4 billion and says no new taxes without voter approval. but meg whitman's nose just keeps growing by the millions. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> chile's mine minister says he will -- they will start testing rescue capsules on thursday, and the trapped miners could come up on the same day. the rescue operation is expected to take about 48 hours. the minister says the men are so giddy with confidence about their res

i'm leigh glaser. low clouds and a little drizzle already starting to make it to san francisco bay. my accu-weather seven-day forecast does have some cool as governor, he balanced budgets without raising taxes. and california created 1.9 million jobs. as attorney general, jerry brown took on wall street banks, mortgage scammers and public officials stealing from taxpayers. at this stage in his life, jerry brown has the independence to make the tough decisions california needs. as governor i'll cap government salaries and pensions. on the budget, we have to face reality. we have to make due with what we have. and no taxes without voter approval. jerry brown, knowledge and know-how that works for you. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> a wells fargo executive said he only verified the dates on 154 documents. during a deposition of harmon kennedy, the executive said he relied on co-workers to make sure the information was correct. 300 lenders halted tens of thousands of foreclosures now that it is public. but wells fargo has no plans to stop issuing its

let's check in with leigh glaser -- i'm sorry, sandhya patel. >> quite all right.t is friday night. let's give you a nice view of the way it looked from our mountain camera. sunset at 6:42 and you can see the patches of fog and midand high-level clouds. those clouds are harmless. the temperatures came up today regardless of the clouds. the same will happen over the weekend. both days we will see cloudiness move through. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we do have some fog right along our coastline. but it will evaporate tomorrow before you know it. mild to warm afternoons expected with beach weather next week. next week you will see some 70s popping up at the coastline. here is the satellite and the radar. if you look at this, it just looks like a scene from winter. it is a stormy pattern. not to worry. it is not going to make it here. the jet stream is well to the north of us. these storms will rise up to the north of us. so yes, the eureka area could get rain. the pacific northwest is definitely going to get wet weather. what's going to happen in the bay area? we

i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. we have clear skies across the bay area right now. and believe it or not, some locations are still in the locations are still in the 70s. meg whitman's nose is growing again. this time she's lying about jerry brown on taxes. but as governor jerry brown cut $4 billion in taxes and says no new taxes without voter approval. meg whitman -- her nose just keeps on growing and growing. meg whitman is lying about jerry brown again...on taxes again. newspapers have called many of her ads untrue. fact: jerry brown cut taxes by $4 billion and says no new taxes without voter approval. but meg whitman's nose just keeps growing by the millions. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> good news tonight. chile's 33 trapped miners could be rescued by the middle of next week. the drillers cheered and sprayed champagne after a drill punched a hole into the underground chamber today. they hope to begin to lift the first miner up to safety as early as wednesday. the first leader -- chile's first lady celebrated with the miners'

now what's to come and let's go to meteorologist leigh glaser. >> well, it has since moved out of therea. clearly you can see that most of the activity has started to dry up a bit. we still have a little bit of sprinkles and light rain toward san jose headed down toward the gilroy area. very, very light indeed. but we may see a few more just light showers pop up from time to time. we will keep it in the forecast and then take it out tomorrow. plenty of sunshine for your monday. but would you look at some of the impressive 24-hour storm totals? santa rosa, over three inches. over two inches the past 24 hours in the napa area. san francisco and oakland, close to an inch there. of course, lesser amounts as you head toward san jose. quite impressive storm system, and more rain is expected as we head to the latter part of the workweek. >>> well, the san francisco giants are back in town to prepare for game one of the world series. hundreds of faithful fans waited in the pouring rain in hopes of getting a glimpse of the returning team. thomas roman shows us how they got a lot more than a gl

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leigh glaser has that story. >> if you don't have that training about animals, your first response is to go what to what you know and that is to use force. >> she says it was the recent shooting of a family dog in an oakland neighborhood by police officers that prompted her to begin offering courses in animal behaor. >> to include everything from reading dog behavior, dog instincts, from that to simply looking at a property and determine visually if you don't see or hear the dog, are there any visual cues there is an animal on that property. >> the training will begin next month and be mandatory for all oakland police officers. >> we want to make sure that we train our officers, you have a family pet, that officer is there to also protect the family. >> what i see in this dog is her tail is wagging. >> they are observing the dog's body movements before approaching can protect officers from an aggressive animal. a tail pointing skyward is typical signs of non-aggression. >> as i approach he backs away. >> if i was approaching this dog and didn't know, what i would want to do is stop ri

. >> leigh glaser here. as a great day out at the ballpark. >> leigh: started off a little overcast and the sun came through. maybe that's what made them win. >> alan: that's what did it. >> leigh: right now you see the low clouds and fog starting to push in towards the bay, and it will reach inland locations overnight. a bit cooler today. antioch, 68. 70 in fairfield. 65 in menlo park, 68 in san francisco, and tonight, we will continue with the low clouds and fog overnight and some fog could be dense near the coast. some passing clouds for monday. it's going to we windy conditions developing by tomorrow afternoon, and then look for cooler temperatures as we head through mid-week, here's a look at lows with the bank of fog and low clouds spready inland antioch 58. 53 for richmond. 54 for san francisco. half moon bay, 52. cloverdale 47 degrees. yesterday we were talking about low pressure in southern california kicking up sprinkles around here. it started to push off towards the east. so look for that tonight.

they tell leigh glaser, it's been a long time coming. >> we've been talking about aggressive stores and convenience. here it is. >> saying when the new fresh and easy opens next year, families will get fresh produce and an easy way to get it these people will be able to say honey go to the store. get milk. and not fear for their lives. this is to have this store ready to go means the components of a real neighborhood is happen oogt market is mart of a new development at the carol station. fresh and easy expects to employ 20 people to run the store and will be hiring local autos excited to bring fresh fruits and produce to the neighborhoods to be able to bring food you want tibl to feed your family with. >> diamond in the rough. >> twine wolf says he's positive about the changes taking place. >> this would be great for the community. you know? every other district has a store to go to within their found. now there is something off third. >> the complex cost $100 million, all coming from the private sector. there is 20 condos sold. fresh and easy stores sprinkled throughout california. on

leigh glaser, "abc 7 news." >>> our thanks to the "wall street journal" for tipping us to that story >>> were used to hearing about california's serious problems but there is another deficit, the shortfall in the state's unemployment trust fund that is used to unemployment funds. >> the unemployment fund plunged into insolvency in january 2009 but it keeps paying out weekly benefits thanks to loans from the federal government. they estimate by the end of next year they will have a $20 billion deficit. another report from the state employment office says the deficit will be more than $13 billion, either way, they spell trouble. >> had we reacted sooner the deficit wouldn't be this bad. >> they have been sounding the alarm to lawmakers for years. the agency warned them of the looming gam and legislature approved doubling benefits without raising the employer's tax. and the record number of submitting claims. >> we ended up with a big imbalance. it needs legislation. >> lawmakers haven't had the courage to address the problem because it would mean possibly cutting benefits or eligibilit

leigh glaser has the story. >> we have been talking about the grocery stores and convenience and hereeporter: sophie says when the new fresh market opens next year families will get what they need most, fresh produce and an easy way to get it. >> honey, go to the store and get sol it filling and not fear for their lives because it is convenient. >> we haven't had a glory store here in a long time. to get it up and ready to do the components of a neighborhood is it is happening in the out-of-boundser bay vieira. >> the 10,000 square foot park is part of a new development at the muni station. they expect to hire 20 people to run the store and will be hiring local. >> we will be excited to bring fresh produce and fresh vegetables and fruits to the neighborhood. >> a diamond in the rough. >> reporter: wayne has lived in the bay view all his life and says he is positive about the changes taking place. >> it would be great for the community. you know, every other district has a growth restorer to go to within their bounds. >> reporter: the entire complex cost $100 million, all coming from t

leigh glaser reports from livermore valley. >> mother nature is trying to replace it. >> wine maker saysll those grapes still on the vine are just getting better. a cooler than normal summer coupled with a record heat is making some of most flavorful grapes for some time. >> sugar levels is developing and cooling days, few more days which will put everything in a slower mode. >> this years harvest is three weeks behind due to the cool weather but that is not bad. the longer the more sugar it produces resulting in a better taste. >> went from last week, okay, we want to pick, we want to go, this week it's full-blown, how many trucks can we get in the door. >> before grapes are picked, they test the juice for sugar content or brick, a sugar level that is measured. this seasonal sample is 23 bricks not quite ready for wine making. >> very close, very close. >> but again, this is will come back a little bit. >> of course, tasting is always the best gauge of when it's time to pick. wineries have done harvesting already but production is going to gear up in the next few days which means a litt

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