-- marin headlands. they are migrating to san francisco where there have been recent attacks. this toxin jasmine barely escaped coyote attack in september. >> i heard screaming. she started screaming. we got around and i saw her hanging out of the coyotes mouth -- coyote's mouth. >> they are acting more territorial. they typically breed of february. this is a professional.walker and wanted to make sure that other hikers got a heads up. >> it's important for people to know that they are coyotes here in the bone to be aware. you should be nervous. >> you should try to scare them away. >> coyote, move. coyote, move! yell really loud. >> reporter: experts a of the pack feels its numbers are threatened, it can lead to a feeding frenzy -- breeding frenzy. >> they are just trying to keep -- take care of their own. >> reporter: trapping in locating coyotes is illegal in california. live in marin headlands, i am anne mackovec. >>> in the next .4 hours, it's going to rain to the east and the south and it will be d

it's looking in the direction of the north bay so you can see the marin headlands.you can't see is the span of the golden gate bridge because of that deck of low clouds and patchy fog returning to the bay area spilling onshore. temperatures today will drop around the coast and the bay, but you'll barely notice the difference inland. it was it uncomfortable for you to sleep last night? it was so warm. let's say good morning, i'll get out of the way. that's peggi rodgers in petaluma. lots of pollen is floating around. good morning, everyone! happy over the "hump day." back atcha there, peggi! the grass count is high. same for oak and mulberry. i think we all have cobwebs in our throats these days. thursday the return of clouds and cooler temperatures. right now we see the low clouds and fog drift north from southern california. we will see some clearing today at the beaches, but we have that cooler air mass aloft. so cooler today, additional cooling tomorrow. you will feel the difference. but that will be more seasonal. and then friday, additional cooling takes place

we'll take a look at our time lapse from the golden gate bridge camera looking toward the marin headlandsand getting foggy across the middle span. that has gone aaway. but look at the flag. it is pointing to the east. so the clouds not the big cooler, it is the sea breeze. and with the marine layer, 1500 feet, it is not going to reach us. so the cooling starts today but we'll feel it foam when the cold front -- tomorrow when the cold front comes through and the ocean water, and that will happen on thursday and friday and then low pressure coming down from alaska could bring us a chance of showers, friday, very slight. and a better chance on saturday and could you see thunder. winds right now light. less than 10 miles per hour except for at sfo where they are 10 miles per hour. visible satellite, you could see the fog making the trip up the monterey and up to point raies by the time the sun sets later on this evening and because it won't make it into the neighborhoods, still warm in the south bay. 81 to about 84 degrees. peninsula we start at 85 and dropping down to 75 at millbrae. low to

looking out towards san francisco bay out toward the golden gate bridge and clouds try to hide the marin headlandshing into the region, or the lower clouds, also higher clouds as well. this was the case today, looking out towards the mountain from our baypoint camera, cool to mild pattern, not going to change too much. lots of 60s over the next few days. the warmest locations for tomorrow and tuesday, right around 70 degrees. overnight lows tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy skies, temperatures in the mid-40s to the 50s out there. look at this in santa rosa in the north bay, mostly cloudy, we'll take this into the afternoon hours by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. mostly cloudy and then here we go, chance of a shower could be approaching the reason -- region that could be by 3:00. this area of low pressure not moving around too much. this first one is going to scout to the north and east. another one set up out here. monday, tuesday, partly to mostly cloudy and cool to mild, we are talking about some shower chances as well. the best chance will be up to the north bay and then i think this could be extended to th

definitely during the lunch hour we are looking at the view of san francisco, you can see the marin headlandsets old. there's no fog or clouds. the current air temperature is very mild. it was very uncomfortable sleeping for many of us last night because it just did not cool down that much. today slightly cooler with highs in th

it's our sutro camera looking towards the marin headlands. n see them in the become ground at times. the marine layer is rolling onshore. temperatures 47 degrees in santa rosa to 57 degrees in oakland. sure, cooldown today but the other side of the story, winds. the winds are out of the west now up to 21 in san francisco. 16 across the bay into the san ramon area in the east bay. 10 in redwood city. otherwise 21 in concord. 24-mile-an-hour winds at this moment. in the fairfield year every area these winds go west to northwest during the afternoon. 10 to 20 with gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour. temperature-wise, 60s beaches, 60s bayside, 70s around the peninsula. outside number will be 9 degrees in fairfield. we're talking rain for the weekend. and i'll have that report coming up at 48 minutes after the hour. but it's george in the house today. >> thank you, roberta. as we monitor your drive around the bay here from the "kcbs traffic center," starting with a look at your ride to the bay bridge where the westbound ride just starting to build up no

marin headlands, this view is from sutro tower. the tower is 977 feet tall.o we are looking down at that veil of clouds that continues to surge onshore. temperatures in the 40s and 50s right now. we do have the winds at 8 in san jose. the wind have been picking up towards the delta and also fairfield at 14. clouds stacked up around the san mateo coast. it's thicker this morning than 24 hours ago roughly about 1500 feet deep going to take a while to see some burnoff today but high pressure is the key component. this is a summertime weather pattern. we have the heat inland, refreshing temperatures along the coast. 65 at the beaches. thunderstorms in the high sierra this afternoon. nearly 100 in redding. 95 ukiah. 97 fresno. sunshine at the beaches at 70 in capitola. our numbers if you like 60s head to the coast. 70s around the bay and peninsula. 80s santa rosa to the north. san jose to the south. 90s inland. hopefully you have a friend who has a boat. a string of temperatures into the 90s each day. then bump up that temperature to the triple digits on the weeke

definitely during the lunch hour we are looking at the view of san francisco, you can see the marin headlands. it never gets old. there's no fog or clouds. the current air temperature is very mild. it was very uncomfortable sleeping for many of us last night because it just did not cool down that much. today slightly cooler with highs in the 90s. 60s at the coastline with the return of the marine layer late night. 80s at the peninsula. good morning, san jose. your high temperature at 88 degrees. 6 bodega bay6 8 bodega bay. sonoma 88 down from 83 yesterday. >>> let's check the roads at 580/680 dublin interchange. "super commuters" making the trek out of tracy westbound through the altamont pass over towards 680. east of there typical slow-and- go conditions. 33 miles per hour in some spots. most of those delays coming just before the 580/205 connector stays slow to greenville. in san jose no accidents yet this morning. traffic very light. you're moving at nice speeds northbound 101 into the peninsula. if you are traveling from 280/680 to 237, that will only take 10 minutes this morning. it's b

our live weather camera is looking out from sutro tower looking out towards the marin headlands.ount tam is out there somewhere but look at the golden gate bridge. notice not a cloud in the sky. 62 in santa rosa. it's a mild start to a warm day. san francisco 10 degrees above average, 72 sunshine in half moon bay, nearly 90 campbell and cupertino. nearly 90 in los gatos and saratoga. east of the bay up to 94 degrees in brentwood, tracy, oakley, discovery bay, byron, as well. low 90s around the tri-valley with a northwest wind in the afternoon up to 20 miles per hour. the closer you get to the bay the numbers begin to get a little bit cooler. for example, 81 degrees in sausalito. and 82 degrees in alameda. while we go upstream to 86 in petaluma, you get the feel for this. some of these temperatures 18 degrees above average. chances of rain in this direction for your weekend, the details coming up. >> thank you. >> at candlestick an injury accident on the off-ramp where we're checking our sensors around 101. it's not affecting the main lines. there are injuries reported so it may c

i keep calling on our live weather camera from sutro tower looking north towards the marin headlands because this is dramatic. this signals change. yesterday we had 65 degrees in half moon bay to 70 in san francisco. it was 88 degrees in san jose. and 95 degrees in concord. the return of the marine layer that is pouring onshore at this moment. it is 47 degrees in santa rosa. 52 livermore. it is now 56 degrees in redwood city. winds a problem today. right now 19-mile-per-hour winds in san francisco as the marine layer just russia onshore. 15 at sfo. 14 half moon bay. 17 in san ramon. winds are now at 24 in fairfield. the winds will be out of the west and for the west this afternoon 20 to 30 miles per hour by the evening commute. so windy day in addition to a cooler day. 60s at the coast, 60s bayside, up to 70 in mountain view down from 95 to 75 degrees in concord today. additional cooling for your friday. rain chances for the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up at 18 minutes after the hour. >>> another sexual assault near the uc-berkeley campus and still no arrests. it happened s

one day the commission on the second century sat on the beach in the marin headlands on the north side of the golden gate bridge where about 100 kids came to the beach. they were from san jose and oakland. and it was the first time they'd seen the ocean. they were there for three days and three nights for a camping experience to march through the headlands, to learn about marine biology, to learn about the park service. the questionnaires from the students typically said i was bored after day one, i was excited after day two, and after day three i wasn't going home. it's that kind of experience. and the park service, one of the recommendations of both commissions was to try to muscle up the junior ranger program and the youth corps in a way because it creates experience that's come through the san jose and oakland kids who first come to the baenks recruiting them into the parks and introducing them to the big world, natural world out there. so it goes on and on. it's limitless what the park service has to offer. and they're all trying to do it on a budget that's just not adequate. >> i

one day the commission on the second century sat on the beach in the marin headlands on the north side of the golden gate bridge where about 100 kids came to the beach. they were from san jose and oakland. and it was the first time they'd seen the ocean. they were there for three days and three nights for a camping experience to march through the headlands, to learn about marine biology, to learn about the park service. the questionnaires from the students typically said i was bored after day one, i was excited after day two, and after day three i wasn't going home. it's that kind of experience. and the park service, one of the recommendations of both commissions was to try to muscle up the junior ranger program and the youth corps in a way because it creates experience that's come through the san jose and oakland kids who first come to the baenks recruiting them into the parks and introducing them to the big world, natural world out there. so it goes on and on. it's limitless what the park service has to offer. and they're all trying to do it on a budget that's just not adequate. >> i

the commission on the second century sat on the beach in marin headlands, on the north side of the goldenate bridge or about 100 kids came to the beach. they were from san jose and oakland. it was the first time they had seen the ocean. they were there for three days and three nights for a camping experience to march the the heavens to learn about marine biology, learn about the parks service. the questionnaires from the students typically said, i was bored after day one, excited after day to, and after day three and was not going home. it is that kind of experience. the park service -- one of the recommendations of both commissions i have been on was the junioruscle up ranger program and the youth court in a way --corp because it creates experiences for these kids that first got to the beach. recruiting them into the parks and introducing them to the big world, the natural world out there. it goes on and on. it is limitless with the parks service has to offer and they are trying to do it on a budget that is just not adequate. >> i would be curious to hear bob talk little bit, and i would

is 9 77 feet tall so we're looking down at the deck of low clouds and fog surging across the marin headlandsovercast skies along the coast now but we're clearing out along the bay. 50s and 60s at this early hour, 90s inland. hotter on saturday. >>> good morning to our viewer in the west. it is tuesday may 31st, 2016. more news ahead including the push to understand millennials. >> the line on this stake in the ground shows where the water will reach. >> he has promised details to back up his repeated claim that no one has done for more veterans than him. >> hillary clinton was not planning on going back to california, but she has shifted her schedule. >> forces were able to avoid the attack. >> the zoo says it is a big loss, but insisted the young boy's safety was paramont. >> what is the value of publi publishing a sex tape. >> we thought it was a relevant story. >> league mvp steph curry and his warriors last night completed their dramatic comeback and it was dramatic. >> some courses you know not to retrieve your bottle -- >> bottle and then ball. >> they don't allow bottles on golf cours

headlands where one man is working to keep people and pets safe. hi, ann. >> yeah, i am at the entrance to a popular walking trail here in marin city where people bring their dogs and go hiking. now they are getting a warning before they do. brian was putting up one of these signs a few weeks ago at the entrance to the alta trail when he noticed he wasn't alone. >> is this a joke? i couldn't believe it. it watched me the whole time. >> more and more coyotes are appearing in the headlands and some are fearless after being fed by people. their numbers are growing so quickly they are migrating to san francisco. coyotes breed in february and now they are acting more territorial, protecting their pups. a professional dog walker and he wanted to make sure other hikers got a head's up. >> it's important to make sure they know coyotes are here. >> in fact, wildlife experts say you should try to scare them away. >> hey, coyote, move, just really yell really loud. >> killing coyotes can backfire, experts say if a pack feels its numbers are threatened, it can lead to a breeding frenzy. >> they are trying to take care of their own and their kids. >> though it is