i recently had the opportunity to visit marin city and see that success firsthand. >> let's get thisup to make sure it will close. my family was used to seeing me go down the wrong road for many years. >> reporter: 24-year-old matthew is being trained in carpentry by ryan lynch. >> young men like this were provided opportunities that everybody isn't. they're really good people and sometimes they get sidetracked. >> it's one of many partners in a new crime fighting effort in marin city called the phoenix project. founded by felicia gaston. >> it opened up doors for me. >> reporter: matthew is just one of her success stories. he's come a long way from his time in san quentin prison and a struggle in life. >> i grew up with five kids, me and my brothers and my sister, a single mother. >> reporter: matthew wants to be a good father to his own kids. >> i have two children, i have a three-year-old son and one-year-old daughter. >> bunch of violations, sales of narcotics, trying to get fast money. not realizing the consequences. not realizing there is opportunities out there. >> reporter: c

. >> locally in marin county, city leaders in novato yet have to vote to require city contractors to require all their workers' citizenship. >> the government has been impotent about unrestricted immigration. >> the one thing they both agree on that something needs to changed. his father was deported nearly two years ago. >> i don't agree with it. it's okay to support them but families like mine, people that are hard workers. >>> that was cecilia vega reporting. it marked a victory for the obama administration which believes arizona's law is unconstitutional but many polls show a majority of american support the law. >>> higher bridge tolls imposed on drivers at the start of this month has resulted less traffic at peak times and increase in bart ridership. it takes nearly half as much time for drivers to reach the bay bridge toll plaza from nearby freeway rams. toll was raised to $6 for drivers that cross the bay bridge during peak times but the number of drivers has gone down now that they are charged 2.50. >> latest poll on the california's gubernatorial race shows no chase despite

>> locally in marin county, city leaders have yet to vote on an initiative that would require all city contractors to verify those workers' citizenships. >> the problem is for the past 45 years the federal government has been impotent about unrestricted immigration. >> the one thing both sides agree on is that something needs change. yvette jimenez's father was deported almost two year ago. >> i don't agree with having criminals in my country either. people who are committing crimes and undocumented. it is okay to deport them, but families like mine, people, hard workers, people that really deserve a chance, we need to stay in this country. >> today's ruling was a victory for the obama administration which says this law is unconstitutional. but polls show a majority of americans support the law. carolyn? >> cecilia, thank you. >>> governor schwarzenegger declared a financial state of emergency and ordered a return to furlough fridays. he made the decision after controller john chung said california would go into the red by october without a new budget. under the new order thousands of

city in 12 minutes. golden gate bridge showing a slight commute, a marin county those headlights so sound that down to the city that traffic moving 21 minutes. when la shot san jose by 87 interchanges moving them building roadway's sensor shown green. drive on north of side coming along in 12 minutes. another truck, there traffic in a moment ships working to choke off the oil have been ordered to evacuate the area ahead of tropical storm body. this is the shot from the sea floor. they were worried that the cap would have to be reopened to let more oil into the gulf as the storm broke through engineers have been looking at it and they say they're confident they will leave the sealed and in place will most of the ships have been moved to save water spirit they concede it could delay the push to plug the broken wall for good. a new poll shows support for offshore drilling is fading in california. 61 percent opposed drilling new oil and natural gas wells in the state's coastal waters. 31 percent favor new drilling 8 percent had no opinion.. two years ago record high gasoline prices rethought their aversion to

. >>> in marin county and city is installing new surveillance cameras that can take pictures of every car going in in -- the town. they are situated the cameras are around the only route to and from the area. one is being installed on the boulevard and the other on paradise stripy the cameras will help officers catch criminals but opponents say they worry about invasion of privacy. >>> state employee unions are fuming again over furloughs. governor schwarzenegger has reinstated a friday furloughs beginning next month most state employees will have to take off three days a month without pay. allie rasmus has reactions. >> waiting in line to register a car or renew its license can take hours and with more state worker furlough days some customers expect the week time to get even lengthier. >> i understand the logic behind it because there is a big budget deficit but as they sit at the back of a 20 person lying it does not seem like a great idea. >> i came here around like, 1:30 p.m. and is almost 3:00. >> reporter: a spokesman says there's no other solution. >> because the legislature h

. >>> the marin county city of tiburon a step closer to taking photos of every car that crosses its borders have begun installing cameras on tiburon boulevard and paradise drive the only two roads into town. lenses will focus on the back license plates, not on drivers' faces. tiburon has a low crime rate, but police have picked up patterns in car theft and burglaries which they say are committed by outsiders. >> it's clear that they were occurring in a relatively tight time period at night. it did seem something that was solvable. >> i disapprove of it inherently. >> because? >> i just think, you know, it's one more intrusion. >> some civil rights advocates have expressed concern. there is no date for when the cameras will be activated. >>> these are pictures from southern california. firefighting planes and croppers are back in the air this -- chopper are back in the air this morning trying to stop a fast-moving wildfire in southern california. the crown fire started about 3:00 yesterday afternoon in northern los angeles county quickly burning 7 square miles on the edge of palmdale. there

cities. former u.s. marine colonel thomas hammes served in iraq and is a leading military analyst.hat did the car bomb mean for iraq. i think the car bomb changed the basic tactical situation in iraq successful counterinsurgency is based on being among the people close to them when you start bombing and you start to withdraw both government forces the police in iraq and u.s. forces in behind bomb barriers you cut off communication the people the car bomb separated the government from the people and at the same time inflicted casualties so it was the other big piece of an insurgency in other words kaminski american people were losing car bomb can't be stopped time to get out. insurgents use car bombs against any target the u.n. religious shrines police stations and street markets. the blast of the car bomb turned blitzkrieg to defeat. to counter the car bomb the u.s. military has established. joint improvised explosive device defeat organization. with an annual budget of four billion dollars. most of those work is top secret vast electronic countermeasures to jam remotely detonated

have not found in the back of some slowdowns in your way still 12 minutes from a word of foster city 101 in mariny is moving well building in volume lot more red lights your the we had in our last report silver, so good no reports of any slowdowns along 101 speeds are better than ever to rows for our highly 37 guns and a disco still 21 minutes. no bridge, 101 traffic is moving all right in both the north and the brown directions about 16 and this is what it will take you to get from low-grade out to palo alto. no delays yet and as a vote. following the story of oakland, you see that others on your screen that is a scene of a possible hot bus. officers are on the scene live crew had been that way more details from the location ones or crew gets established we does want to let you know and that is bubbling on the scanners. this of course comes as one day after the oakland city council approved new rules which will allow marijuana farmers to exist in the city the vote was 5-2 emotions ran high at the meeting small growers are really worried that big operators will for some of the business. but starc

marine corps futenma air station in ginowan city in the southern prefecture of okinawa had demanded compensationnd a ban on nighttime flights. both the residents and the state had appealed against a lower court ruling that ordered the state to compensate all the plaintiffs but did not grant a ban on flights. on thursday the presiding judge at the fukuoka high court's branch in okinawa ruled that the residents have suffered mental pain from the noise and has disturbed their sleep, conversations, and tv viewing. he ordered an increase in compensation, citing the government's failure to take substantial measures to reduce noise pollution, even though the resident suffering has increased since a u.s. marine helicopter crashed inside a nearby university campus six years ago. he added that a limitation on flights after 10:00 p.m. based on an anti-noise agreement has not been observed. however, he upheld the lower court ruling that dismissed the plaintiffs' claim for a suspension of nighttime flights, saying that japan has no law that can limit the activities of u.s. forces. >> translator: i thank the

marin county is the state's largest city with cases. >>> and ktvu.com has more information on whoopingncluding symptoms and upcoming vaccination clinics. >>> six people filed a lawsuit looking to block proposition 14. opponents argue it is unconstitutional because it disunfranchises voters. they say it sensors against small party representatives. >>> jerry brown's attempt to stay competitive might be rekindling some painful memories for the brown family. what lessons might jerry brown learn from his younger sister? political editor randy shandobil reports. >> reporter: it was 16 years old, kathleen brown was running for governor. her opponent, incumbent pete wilson. kathleen brown just as jerry brown does now, had the early lead in the polls. but wilson's campaign just as meg whitman now had more money to buy ads. >> he was early in april with ads on tv attacking kathleen. >> reporter: he told us he knew that pete wilson's ads were working and that if brown didn't fight back with ads right away she risked being knocked out early. so even though brown was low on money -- >> i decided, l

marin county is the state's largest city with cases. >>> and ktvu.com has more information on whooping cough including symptoms and upcoming vaccination clinics. >>> six people filed a lawsuit looking to block proposition 14. opponents argue it is unconstitutional because it disunfranchises voters. they say it sensors against small party representatives. >>> jerry brown's attempt to stay competitive might be rekindling some painful memories for the brown family. what lessons might jerry brown learn from his younger sister? political editor randy shandobil reports. >> reporter: it was 16 years old, kathleen brown was running for governor. her opponent, incumbent pete wilson. kathleen brown just as jerry brown does now, had the early lead in the polls. but wilson's campaign just as meg whitman now had more money to buy ads. >> he was early in april with ads on tv attacking kathleen. >> reporter: he told us he knew that pete wilson's ads were working and that if brown didn't fight back with ads right away she risked being knocked out early. so even though brown was low on money -- >> i de

marin coast. a little bit more sun looking back to the city, 62. a lot of mid to low 50s.louds there. as we look towards walnut creek, a little bit hazy and 68 degrees. i like it. a cool summer pattern, that's what we are in. running 2 to 4 degrees above today's numbers so slightly warmer. it's above average on the temperatures overall. 3 to 5 degrees cooler, but inland, it's running at least 10 below for many on average. it looks like it's going to worm for the weekend. some of the activity looks like it's quietening down. with the heat in the valley, it looks like it's going to keep going as well. temperatures today, 60s, 70s and upper 70s to low 80s. i haven't said that in two or three days. the temperatures are coming up a little bit. 68 seems popular. 62 in the city, oakland, berkeley, 64. palo alto at 70 degrees. it's warmer in reno and trucky than here. very, very cool in southern california. record low, maximum temperatures at lax, san francisco and santa barbara. a little bit breezy out of the west. fair told's -- >>> we will warm up a little bit. next week is loo

researchers say the effect of the spill on marine life is still not known. >> the city of tiburon islose to turning on security cameras that will photograph the license plate of every vehicle that enters up to. they are mounting them on two streets. these two routes in and out of the city. plate numbers will be run through a criminal database and the results will be made available to other police departments. privacy experts are worried that civil rights will be violated. >> we may see the sun a little bit earlier. >> slightly warmer through the next couple of days. take a look outside and find any of that clear air. here we are at mount tamalpais, clouds were much thicker and because they are not as thick nor as widespread we'll see the sunshine and feel the extra warmth today. we'll talk about temperatures, how to dress if you are leaving, 46 in los gatos and 60 in mountain view on the high end. most in the upper 50s and napa around 52 degrees. monterey bay, is a salisnas mid to upper 50s but clear in gilroy 49. only the coast will see clouds tonight. that smaller cloud deck will m

they laid off 20% of the city's work force and cutting $4 million from the budget. today's marin independent journal says the proposed sales tax increase would generate $3 million a year for five years. it would bring the sales tax to 9.5%. >> san francisco wants to host america's cup yacht racing the city has to invest tens of millions of dollars. they report it would cost between $40 million and $60 million apiece to repair the four pierce mentioned as possible venues for the world class event. pier 32 and 20 along with pier 50. it's estimated to be $1.4 billion and 8800 jobs if it comes here. >> the marathon is underway. first wave of runners started at 5:30 this morning outside the ferry building. runners ran up the embarcadero and then across the golden gate bridge. organizers say more than 24,000 registered runners are expected to take part this year. as they run -- there they are going across the golden gate brimming. are, expect detours and closures. lanes are expected to reopen on the golden gate bridge in about an hour. embarcadero set for about 1:45 this afternoon. it

still pretty toasty around antioch. 60 degree weather from fairfield redwood city, south and eastward, but marine layer has returned to the coast. 55 at half moon bay. san francisco, napa and san rafael, santa rosa in the mid to upper 50s. these temperatures are a few degrees cooler than yesterday. antioch at 5 but it's a very thin layer of cool air that will wash out quickly once the son comes up at 8:00. we'll see where it does have an affect, at 8:00 most of us in the 50s. you can see where it's starting to change mid to upper 50s around oakland and half moon bay 78 in san jose and near 80 in napa and 85 in antioch. by 4:00, 57 in san francisco. 74 in oakland with mid to upper 80s through the bay and into the south bay. north bay valleys and then the upper 90s to near hundred around livermore and antioch. definitely no effect from the marine layer. heat hangs around for one more day and then it snaps on sunday. by monday we're in the upper 80s inland. mid 80s around the bay and upper 50s along the coast. think i that is where we're going to hang through tuesday, wednesday and thursday of next

a marine layer roughly about 1000 feet deep sweeped into the city of san francisco.right now the transamerica building. that is roughly down to 600 feet. that's how we begin our morning tomorrow you can count on delays at sfo on arriving flights. that's pretty much the criteria right there at 600 feet. so let's go ahead and crunch our models together and come up with your pinpoint forecast. currently, san francisco at 53 degrees. mid-50s and overcast in mill valley. san jose. 68 after a high today of 83. and brentwood has now tumbled 20 degrees after their triple digit reading today. we will kick start your morning tomorrow with the sunup at 6:01. 9:00 a.m. in the morning the marine layer reaching out a good 45 to 50 miles. begins to retreat out over the bay waters during the lunch hour. then partial clearing around the media sea shore. no clearing in coastside communities like dylon beach. high pressure is a key component providing us with ample sunshine in our inland areas. around the central valley into the triple digits. thunderstorms because of a southerly surge

city lights. you can see the stars because of the marine layer sitting close. more in a minute. 10 past the hour 74 cows so far so good today mild 70 degrees and land partly cloudy skies upper 60s around the bay low 60s upper 50s around the coast we keep it cool for the next couple of days. tuesday minds a similar conditions fog drizzle and cool. thursday chance of rain in the north bay as temperatures creep up toward the weekend. an interesting forecast heading through the remainder this week. it just dawned on me that forecast started on monday it's not monday. will get more on that in a minute. james lick freeway traffic moving in and out so far so good headlights traffic is flowing find moving toward the peninsula. market headline stock futures up again as they continue big gains it finished more than 200 points yesterday. nasa tech s&p all of the initial positive. earnings push stocks soared. we have for mcdonald's and horizon will be releasing earnings and out looks like a this morning. community banks may be able to tap a 30 billion government fund to he

city. i'm sure there is a little marine layer over the water areas but inland, especially to be quite warmwarm weekend in store. we'll let jeff martinez give you more details coming up ahead. >> lots of folks trying to get rid of their debt. we know one woman who sold her truck to pay off auto loan only to find she still owed money at the bank. here is michael finney. >> nancy little and her son loved the dodge truck but monthly payments were a little too high. so they sold it paid off the bank loan and was happily rid of the debt. so they thought. >> they still want their money. >> here is what happened. when she sold the truck the buyer paid with this cashier's check. he is a used to it pay off the auto loan. everything was fine until three weeks later when wells fargo called. >> they sent the title back, they don't have the check. >> wells fargo it received a copy of the cashier's check but not the real thing. the bank cannot cash a copy. it said nancy still owed $8100 on her loan. her truck was long gone. >> this vehicle that i no longer own, don't have a title to it, that that i would

banal lottery now just rob minister hayward 02 foster city and the 11 interchange one last look at the golden gate bridge and traffic area of marinking really late at this hour nothing slowing you down note issues that they're either chp has been driving along a quarter between highway 37 in the city and have not found anything to getting your way. more weather and traffic in a bid now want to have lines news around the bay 100 more police officers it could be cut from the oakland police of this if they reject a ballot measure 80 have been a pro already oakland merchants met to discuss how to keep their businesses safe in the meantime kron4 reports on those concerns the business owners are pressing. >> communicate hard. major public safety issue for purchase of and said this leadership form. the fleas and not come down there to help you impress the toll was not on line 11 a list of violent crime so as a merchant it scares me. >> and concern for the city of my tenants and the well-being. as well as staff. today's form was how to keep our customers and merchants say from farms. i am nervous that crime is going to get worse. i am ne

the citi forward card can help you write it. tonight there bzw by enforcement in marinnty in response to the deadly d y accident last year if they life of a little girl. this is the little girl was killed nine years old shoes killed last year hit by motorcyclist broke at the time. schaefer is the man convicted of their crime and said the prison. this monday schiffer was stabbed to death by another inmate did a one another tragic accident like this one cost by schaefer said throw the full force this weekend. they've launched the avoid rent 13 campaign. 13 agencies stepping up patrols to look for suspected d y drivers. kron 4 found officers in action. >> some fell please pull this red car over for driving the wrong direction. what's officers walked up to the car they sought empty beer bottles. they say he was also driving without a license. the bandits to police for a translator that he did in fact train. >> hello ago did you finish the second year? >> they asked to do a couple of tests. they and cost him to perform a sobriety test. the main claims he had two beers but th

it's very sluggish coming into the city on the left side of your screen into san francisco. " a back up there and moving slow on the right heading north bound at the marin. we'll be right back. signal. airborne. beautiful. and strong. there to ensure the most powerful transmitter is you. rule the air.

. >> in marin county, jerome wrote an as yet unvoted initiative requiring all city contractors to verify employee citizenship, saying cal has much as stake. >> liberals have a very good heart. they want owe do everything for everyone. we've realized you can't do that without going bankrupt. >> in san francisco this afternoon, the script played out as written, clergy occupied 7th, and police forced them out, placing demonstrators under arrest. for the record none of them were undocumented immigrants. and now, you're looking at 7th street again, live. the ep demonstration is over. and traffic is flowing as it normally would. once again, 19 arrests, they were all cited and released. they were charged with an infraction and a misdemeanor. failing to on yeah a traffic officer from 7th street in the federal building in san francisco, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> and state employees will have to go back to enduring days off without pay. state workers can get back to work full time. they found out by e mail the latest furloughs will take affect august with three unpaid days off per month. leann

cities unseasonably cool by 8 degrees. tomorrow morning you can put on a very deep marine layer and this is going to knock back our temperaturesradually for the next couple of days. forecast, notice by tomorrow morning how far inland that bank of low clouds and fog reaches. in fact it's going to be about 1800 to 2,000 feet deep. and we will barely have any clearing, if any at all, around the immediacy shore keeping those temperatures into the 50s. you have that cooler air mass, it's being you were issued inland by the very hot temperatures in our central valley into the triple digits. stream tuesday do remain -- temperatures remain unseasonably cool. winds out of the west, will rotate to the southwest. numbers at the coast in the 50s. warmest location action will be east of the bay. up to 88 degrees. that's the outside number. remember today, it was 92, so coming down. 87 degrees in pleasant ton, 76 in pleasant hill. a very cloudy overcast and breezy 58 to 80 degrees where we will have some sunshine in son only ma -- there you have the extended forecast and we are calling for additional cooling of the temperatures on wednesday

the san jose city council is being done with in the proposal. the deadline is coming up next week. >>> two marin county with the municipal water district is considering dueling ballot measures tonight and one has a pretty qualified for the november ballot and would require approval before the district steadies the idea of building a plant to convert the water into drinking water. at the meeting set to begin in a few minutes they will consider a second less restrictive ballot measure. >>> officials are looking for a thief who stole the catalog and drove up with a 5-year-old girl in -- with a cadillac and drove off with a 5-year-old girl inside. >>> the father, a toupee with the keys in the ignition and that is when a white minivan pulled up. police say a man got up and jumped into the cadillac and drove off. while investigators were handling that investigation in another call came in. >> we got reports of a young girl unintended an area about 3 miles away. we were able to link the two. a father and daughter were reunited after ten minutes but i cannot imagine what would be like to not know where

marin county through the waldo tunnel. in recent days the commute out of the city has been the ugly one.eople have been reported backups all the way to van ness, in fact yesterday at 7:30 when i left, there was traffic on lombard backed up to van ness and across the tunnel or across the bridge into the tunnel. back in april we told you how bridge management had decided to stick with a three lanes north, three lanes south setup during the commute? the lanes, of course, can be reconfigured to allow more traffic to flow in one direction depending on the circumstances. and as you see tonight, the circumstance is that, well, they have more lanes for traffic going north into marin out of san francisco but the backup has reversed itself. so the question that some of you may have, why have we seen these significant backups in the city anyway for the past week or so? we asked a bridge spokeswoman. >> for quite a while, we have been at three lanes north and three lanes south. now we are trying to give a fourth lane to the northbound whenever we can if the volume can accommodate it on the south sid

city winds really picked up in the afternoon. that is what we could see again today as the marine air begins to filter back in later this afternoonnd evening. fog will begin to redevelop for your monday morning commute, as well. 62 downtown today so another cool one, 70s up across the north bay. east bay, free concert out in oakland, 68 degrees. should be nice weather for that. 91 in antioch and 88 in livermore. foggy conditions along the monterey bay with 63 degrees there. seven-day forecast, shows kind of a cooling trend, lower 80s by advertise and wednesday. 70s in the east bay and cooler on a along the coast. not a dramatic change. just a few degrees cooler. felt like a cool summer so far. >> people have been complaining a little bit. >> coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america," we're talking cold here but record heat is scorching the east coast in parts of the midwest. bill has a preview from new york. >> good morning. yeah, this is shaping up to be the hottest summer ever recorded. and bonnie sparing the gulf, tropical storm and massive flooding in the midwest, burst dam has people worried in the heartland, 19 people kil

it said thing in san francisco, 57 redwood city, 59 in oakland while this locations are overcast rate now and the cool marines affecting our lives spots as well. 67 in concord and livermore right now. a look at what we can expect into tomorrow the fog will quickly move inland over night tonight it will cover the entire bay area by 7:00 it will already be pushing back we will have dense fog and drizzle close to the coast patchy fog along the base shores the fog will peel back off the coast will be looking at conditions five to 10 degrees warmer with the added sunshine. a look at fog tracker for tomorrow morning and you can see that the fog stretching through the entire bay area. by 6:00 living back patchy fog along the delta and down the south bay look at how bad is when appeal back to the coast as well. not o'clock and were seeing clear conditions that will leave to warmer temperatures tomorrow. a look at temperatures throughout the bay area back in the '80s and are inland spots so will be pretty comfortable there tomorrow. 87 in antioch, 61 services go, 79 in santa rosa and 78 in san jose. kron 470 around t

city's capitol project funds. >>> there is word tonight that the sonoma marin area transit board or smart has looked at the proposed rail line. smart wants to build and operate a 70-mile long commuter trail from cloverdale to larkspur with a bike and pedestrian path. they say they should delay building the paths because of budget issues. but the board disagreed. the board, though, did agree to take a look at its retirement package which the grand jury said might be too generous. >>> a birth control battle that has been waged for years. coming up why a controversy over non-native deer is heating up [ music ] >> the fog is going to make a push for some in land neighborhoods tonight. it will get out there but not as extensive as last night. tomorrow is going to be a warmer day. temperatures in the morning in the 50s. the fog and low clouds they burn off rapidly for your thursday. the complete bay area forecast for the area where you live and we will look at the five day forecast. see you back here. >> an old conflict may be re- emerging in the serene hills of point rays. years ago they battled over what to do about th

city. golden gate rich giving a look through marin county now a lot of traffic coming through the bridge littlecompany traveling at the speed limit there is fog but not heavy enough to slow you down at all. i was 37 down to san francisco 21 minutes for that stretch. one last look at our traffic months out in the hayward area caltrans has a closed up at highway 92 there is a detour place. that should be wrapped up by 5:00 a.m.. not slowing down too much not adding anything to your drive time. another traffic check and update soon. a double murder and hayward police have arrested 17 year-old girl in connection with the shooting. we have a picture of the 21 year- old companion. he's been in custody since mesa on unrelated parole violations. now both have been charged with two counts of murder and armed robbery. we have pictures of the victims as well. first one raw file and carlos both taking both residents of hayward now the murders occurred early mother's day morning on west park street. the two suspects believed to work together killing the two men who were lying on the ground will being robbed

golden gate bridge into the city also, shows you a nice, easy drive. we can see the hills on the marinide. that's looking pretty good as far as visibility but it means a usually cooler day. >> that's a typical view there for san francisco. got the low clouds. in san jose, a pretty deep marine layer. all the way into livermore. 58 degrees right now. we will see low clouds. around lunchtime, temperatures climbing, just not what you're accustomed to for july. 75, san jose. cool 60 around san frcisco. you can see we'll stay mild for the weekend. we'll warm up with mid to upper 80s. >> pretty cool out there. >> it is. want to check in with scott, take a look at a commercial that keeps going and going? >> you were talking about byu earlier. some of the kids at byu were busy putting together this spoof. >> back to mine. sadly, they're not like mine. if you stopped studying in day cave and started studying like me, they could be like mine. look down, back up. where are you? in the library with a man your grades could be like. 8 out of 9 dentists say studying in the library is 6 times more effe

. >>> the marin coroner has identified the body recovered near point race with a boat capsized in that area on wednesday. he is identified as 65-year-old ronald michael fuentes. from a city in central valley. they also had two men that drown in a boat and one is still missing. >> hundreds of national guard troops are headed south to protect the border, part of a federal effort to stop drug trafficking and illegal immigration. the move comes as arizona is set to enact a controversial new law at the end of the month requiring officers to ask for documentation from anyone they suspect is in the country illegally. as many as 260 troops are expected to arrive for duty in october. 2450e8 serve for up to one year. >>> packing up, huelett packard is home to the company pc division and commercial hardware and software unit. the mayor says this is a blow to the city which will see lower tax revenue. >>> and tesla is teaming up with toyota to develop a an electric version of toyota's rav 4 m suv. this comes two months after the companies said they will be building cars. they plan to sell the rav 4 in 2012. this pushed tesla shares up nearly 4%. >>> things are certainly eating up? a

marine layer. tonight, temperatures with that blanket of cloud cover in the 50s and a few low 60s, mountain view back in through los altos, and foster citymeantime the temperatures coming out like this, 57 degrees in pacifica, should be at 68 degrees in san francisco but instead with those clouds lurking and that robust wind out of the east at 15 and 20 at times, temperature only 62 degrees, warmer inland in the mid-# 80s, a pair of seven in san jose and that is unseasonably cool. the forecast calmed for, this tranquil weather pattern to continue, stagnant all the way up to thursday. then we'll bump up those temperatures towards the end of the weekend as we slide towards the weekend. i want to share something with you before i get some i picks because i just got off the internet. not the a memphis he watches us on the internet from houston texas. he says "what do you call this," i said"i call that run to go the basement." symptoms just get the heck away from it. >> he says it's cool until it drops buckets of water. >> this is my pick, julie nigh, jogging with her friend susan and they were at inspiration point. >> up above the clouds. >>

city in seawater. they sait -- increasing acidity in the seawater. they say it is a result of rising carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and it is already impacting marine life. >> the samples are the result of six weeks of research in the arctic ocean. the offer a picture of the damage caused by co2 to 2 underwater at the systems. this person was on board with the expedition. initial results show an alarming trend. >> rising acity is attacking the food chain, especially algy. the tiny marine life such as krill rely on the algae, and then the bigger fish and whales. >> using specialized test tubes, scientists gathered large samples of seawater. >> the world's oceans have been absorbing gases from the atmosphere for decades, centuries. the gas dissolves in the water, creating carbonic ad. the more gas in the atmosphere, the more that is pushed into the water. >> acid attacks the skeleton of the smallest marine lives. they say parts of the arctic ocean will be so acidic that entire species will die out. >>> the french writer remains -- the spanish wrrider remains the man to beat and it tore de france. >> they have been fierce rivals to route the port, but

marine life since there's at least three hundred trying to cool off this week. people for grass piscopo bunty war protesters forcibly removed from them from westminster. city in target poor security blame for an attack on a hydro power plant in southern russia. part deception an israeli court convicts a muslim man for sleeping with a woman while pretending to be jews. there are top stories thanks very well with the teeth a little better than mine for the sport. of this is the sports news a nazi thanks for watching and let's have a quick look. at examiner leaves double nelson alpha local to edge struggling c b plus all the rest of russian premier league schools into action. mcclaren failed to make the podium for the first time since may as a lot. at hockenheim. and the third leg of the red bull clave diving world series from nowhere russia's. second there. let's get things started with a russian premier league football well it might save us still undefeated after five games following a two all draw at c.b.s. on sunday. now how about this freaking exam but i need sixteen minutes saying for the opening go under a strike into the top right corner nothing boys

city, oakly, mountain house. 71 and clearing in the bay. otherwise 91 in napa. the extended forecast calls for the warmest day of the weekend, sunday. and then a deepening marine layer, cooler temps this time next week. we have this picture from chris anderson. that's dillon beach today. we were hot in our inland areas, we were socked in with dripmy fog at the coast. >> you were there. you should have shown us. >> marshal dillon beach. [ overlapping speakers ] >> well, thank you. >>> some san francisco sidewalks are getting makeovers that will not only help the curb appeal but the environment as well. take a look. leeland avenue's business district is one of a handful of streets getting some new concrete pavers. rainwater goes through them like a sponge and infiltrates the ground water. also, curb cut outs will send water into street planters which all act as natural filters before it all flows into the storm drains. >> it also keeps the water from going to the waste water treatment plant and into the bay which sends -- lessens the burden on the system as a whole. >> also designed street flooding. it's a $4 million project. it's the first of many more city str

and already making its way to the city of san francisco and i will tell you what, i think we will see more fog as we head to the next few days and deepening of the marineayer and that means pretty cool temperatures across parts of the bay area. and with that in mind, if you're headed out the door tonight, it looks like some warm temperatures in the evening hours, and inland, still lots of sunshine. clear skies there. and temperatures in the 70s and mid 80s and as you get inside the bay, and 60s and low 70s and out toward the coastline, low clouds and fog and the better part of the day and not much clearing and keeping you cool. and tomorrow, still going to be hot, but well inland we're talking antioch and brentwood and places like that in the 90s but in the tri-valley under mostly cloudy skies and warm there and inside the bay, 60s and upper 70s to low 80s, as you head toward the valley and 50s and 60s with patchy fog out to the coastline and 81 degrees right now in livermore and 72 in san jose and 79 degrees san rafael and a cool 58 with the breeze blowing in the san francisco area and going to be hot in the central valley and 103 degrees in fresno. a

city. residents are advised not to approach him and avoid hiking or jogging when the cats are most active. >> marin county board of supervisors will consider throwing support behind a moratorium behind pg&e's smart meters. an environmental group is planning on staging a protest at the office in san francisco at about noon. most of the opposition has been the inaccuracy in billing customers but some say it's raising concerns about electromagnetic radiation they say is transmitted by the device. >> and time to talk about the weather. >> lisa has been telling us about the fog that moving in and it's moved in. >> it's moved in concord and livermore. in the next hour or so, we will see widespread clouds over the entire bay area. good breeze around travis allowing winds for 30 miles an hour. notice we're pot green and cooler temperatures, low to mid-50s. in fact a change from 24 hours, anywhere from two to eleven degrees cooler. we're definitely getting a stronger onshore push with a deck of low clouds go up to 2,000 feet. it will be taking some time to burn back. lots of clouds this morning, cooler toda

fremont, union city, cupertino, campbell, swinging around to alum rock and into the almaden valley of san jose. meanwhile, this is it. this is the story all summer long. it's a very deep marine layer and usually this time of the year it's roughly 1500 feet deep but overnight it's spreading well inland and backs off towards the lunch hour bayside. that's going to allow clouds to warm up. coast will see partial clearing pretty much from san francisco to the south. area of low pressure to the north of us riding to the northeast and that will allow again these temperatures overnight to bottom out into the 50s. meanwhile, tomorrow's daytime high temperatures, this is what i really wanted to allude to because you guys take a peek at this. they are going up ever so slightly. 74 degrees redwood city. this weekend, it's a beautiful sight in the sky. it's the berkeley kite festival on saturday in the mid-60s. sunday i hope to see you at the tour depeninsula. we raise money for the local parts and recreation. 63 miles around the peninsula and the weather will be beautiful. take a look. our cbs 5 and -- okay we'll throw in a couple of more days our seven-day forecast. really doesn't spo

city streets in san francisco. but if that lane remains blocked it could affect commuters off the golden gate bridge from marin countyfor a while two lanes were blocked and they were telling us no estimated time when they were going to get those lanes re-opened but for right now no delay. marina boulevard is a good alternate. we have a second camera today, they are standing at 8 80 and 92 where traffic is picking up towards the san mateo bridge exit. so far, so good. that is your traffic. for your forecast, here's tracy. >> hey, thanks, elizabeth. lots going on in the weather department. grumbling over here, what happened to summer? well, it is cooler than average. we'll take a look at your temperatures and see if we can warm you up, some of you. out the door, low clouds and fog areas of drizzle for the coastline. cloudy start around the bay mostly cloudy with low clouds inland. for this afternoon your highs in the mid-70s to the upper 80s. that will be inland. sun and low clouds around the bay up to the mid-70s and still cool along the coastline with drizzle possible throughout the day. here's a look at our high tem

marin county and the lowest unemployment rate in the region. and computer giant hit hewlett- packard is pulling out and taking away thousands of jobs in the process. and this means a big tax hit that city. >> that did of edinburgh is across the street from the h p campus. whenever they have a celebration they always come here and whenever they have a layoff silly seem to come here as well. seriously do a lot of business with h-p. at least 3000 workers at gonna be transferred over the next two years. and this facility will be closed. this a be a significant hit to the tax place. >> and feels better than quite a few of the cities that are have businesses in shutting down overnight. >> is wanna make sure that everything moves great. h-p says that closing the 100 a. campus will create a more productive environment for workers. >> and actually a pretty mobile person so i used mud desks and that kind of thing so i can do it for many office. city officials are optimistic that they will find another company to move into the site. >> in the new partnership of toyota. selector car company has reached a deal now to put an electric engine in one of toyota's most popular models. >> here and tell wh

the marin county board of supervisors will consider throwing support behind a proposed moratorium on smart meters. towns of fairfax and santa cruz have called for moratorium and several other cities are considering them, too. most of the open opposition to the automated meters stem from claims they are very inaccurate and lead to huge increases in power bills. they are raising concerns about electromagnetic radiation they say is transmitted by the devices. >> you might want to check your freezer. they are issuing a nationwide recall for more than 90,000 pounds of frozen chicken nuggets. they were sold at wal-mart under the great value label. they were sold in one pound, 13 ounce bags, he bag has an establishment number of "p" products also had a best of used by date of june 9, 2011. if you have any of them, training them back to the store where you bought them. >> 6:07 and we are cooling down this week. >> we are, indeed. it's foggy and breezy in some spots. >> we started our cooldown around the bay and a little bit inland but today you're going to feel it. you won't see the sin for quite some time. marine layer is firmly entrenched. numbers are cool, low to mid-50s. partial clea

00, showing as a widespread fraud we also really deep marine layer. 8:00, still keeping clouds and fog and pitcher 9:00 we could see some listing. citybit, continue to clear to the north bay with a 10:00 a.m. hour by 11:00 a.m. a looks like we should get a good amount of mixing out. aken it so little quicker than yesterday. still continue to hide the clothesline. 58 and of client data to the south bay about 60 degrees, fellows growth areas heading into the afternoon but to keep it in the low '70's upper 60s for places like san fl, mill valley. and along that peninsula cool temperatures once again 66 for san bruno getting up to about 70 in san mateo. fifties' along the coast. temperatures in the low 60s in some spots like berkeley. castro the same. over to the san ramon valley temperatures in the mid- upper '70's. 79 and antioch and typically receive much warmer temperatures than that. 77 for campbell and 80 degrees for morgan hill. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. keeps a cool the next couple of days arafat continues tomorrow and that mr. to clear that, warm up by the end of the week. erica. the big story in the traffic d

city, direction. one pass up the golden gate bridge where traffic is moving out of marin county into san francisco isce. light. new issues being reported by the chp, no accidents, no incidents to get your way. elected to commute coming up. let's talk more about whether in china, heavy rain, flooding have still been killed nearly 23 people and other 30 missing. this is some of the latest images a building is being washed away by some of the raging waters. the fighting has left portions of the region surrounded by water. at least according to several news agencies businesses video coming from those local media station nearly 6 million people a been evacuated as floods. the flooding could match the flooding seen back in 1998 which was one of the worst flood years in the past six decades. any least two people have been killed in eastern kentucky after flash floods ripped through the area. an estimated two rendered homes have been damaged or destroyed. several major roads, bridges also damages. rescue teams are scouring the region in search for possible victims. but county officials say they do plan to as

marine debris. >> we have to start with going for cleaning up the bigger pieces and finding the areas of greatest accumulation. >> reporter: meanwhile, bay area cities also taking action. san francisco and san jose have banned plastic shopping bags. and state regulators in 2009 passed new rules that require all bay area cities to do more to reduce trash going into the bay. still, the size of the challenge is daunting, and any solution involves all of us. >> i think it's on each one of us to make personal changes in our everyday use of products, and we can notify a representative that we would like legislation to be passed to reduce the amount of packaging. the other thing that we can do is talk about the problem with our friends and family because the more people know about it the more chance there is for change. >> the biggest threat to our ocean is ignorance. we are not in a situation where this can be done anymore. and we should use our brains to create things that are good for our own health and the health of the planet. >> belva: the voyage is scheduled to return to san diego on labor day weekend. journalist chauncey bailey was shot and killed