live at the marine -- marin headlands. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> police in brisbane are investigating an accident that killed a fishermen when two boats collided in the bay. a father and 30-year-old son aboard a dinghy hit by a 46-foot power boat yesterday afternoon. the 19-foot fishing boat capsized and threw both men in the bay. the son had to be pulled from the water by rescuers. he did not survive. >> the guy trying to do cpr a few minutes later another boat came in. they had another person. he was alive and moving around. he looked banged up. >> officials say the favor is in good condition. brisbane police say the larger boat may not have seen the fishing boat and remained on the scene after operator notified authorities. >> a city vacaville is under arrest after having sex with a boy. was a time program leader at the teen extreme summer camp. the boy attended camp sessions but police say the incident occurred afterhours. his parents became suspicious after finding text messages that made them think the two were

marine mammal center in marin. they are celebrating a milestone today. the 10,000th sea lion treated at the facility is being released. they have gone so far to give at it name and it's being called "milestone." what else? the story after the break. >>> also ahead, california rolls out plot call heavy hitter to convince congress to come back to break is log >>> two rescued sea lions are being prepared to be released from the marine mammal center in marin county. it's extraordinary for the milestone it marks. abc7's terry mcsweeney joins us live with a great story and amazing history. >> it's a milestone here. this is the 10,000th sea lion treated at the failsity -- facility. they gave the sea lion the name milestone. what else? but this is the reminder of the work still to come. milestone the sea lion celebrated today's milestone by cooperating with the marine mammal center staff members as they guided him to the last confinement he will hopefully ever have to experience. >> received the blood work back. all is

apologize to the marines supporting our country. >> i support all arms of our army. >> marines are not in the army. they are in the marines. >> okay. isn't the army sort of an umbrella word? >> you have your army, have you your navy, have you your air force and you have your marines and you have your coast guard. >> i made a mistake. i'm sorry. i don't usually admit it. >> that's true. >> jill, ways going to say marines who pass gas won't be punished until they are caught in the act according to the don't ask, don't smell policy. but you took that piece of joy. >> since it is an international effort is a dutch oven still allowed? >> i got one of those from ikea. >> i would think under nato command it would be fnlt -- it would be. >> i don't know what that means. >> lastly, the few marines watching at home, yoga poses are useful in lessening problem flatulence caused by inactivity. or so i read on some website. >> we are if not a service program. >> eight of 10 members of congress have a back ground. they don't have actual experience and i totally agree. here is the thing, members of co

marine mammal center in marin. they are celebrating a milestone today. the 10,000th sea lion treated at the facility is being released. they have gone so far to give at it name and it's being called "milestone." what else? the story after the break. >>> also ahead, california rolls out plot call heavy hitter to convince congress to come back to break is log jam over the federal pbpbpbpbpbpbpbqçdçdçdçdçdçdçdçdd >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> two rescued sea lions are being prepared to be released from the marine mammal center in marin county. it's extraordinary for the milestone it marks. abc7's terry mcsweeney joins us live with a great story and amazing history. >> it's a milestone here. this is the 10,000th sea lion treated at the failsity -- facility. they gave the sea lion the name milestone. what else? but this is the reminder of the work still to come. milestone the sea lion celebrated today's milestone by cooperating with the marine mammal center staff members as they guided h

by the marine mammal center. it's such a milestone, they are calling it "milestone." the story coming up in a live report. >> good morning. weatherwise, the clouds drop the drizzle we talk about and the breezes are faster this morning. leading to cooler weather this afternoon. we'll see if it hangs on through the weekend. >>> good morning. i'm sue hall. the golden gate bridge is slick. we have a wind advisory for the bay area bridges. the full thursday morning commute coming up. >> indeed, thursday, 6:00. thank you for joining us today. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. we begin with a new warning that should have you checking your refrigerator and freezer. investigators pinpointed the meat company at the heart of the nationwide salmonella outbreak that killed a northern california man. abc7's amy hollyfield is in the newsroom. on what you need to know with what you need to know to make sure the family doesn't eat the tainted meat. >> the turkey made its way to southern california. one death happened in sacram

that marine layer has been sticky here today. a live picture looking from oakland. the marine clouds rushing back in, we'll show it to you topsides from the satellite picture. you weren't alone from san francisco down the san mateo county coast, to the monterey bay. everybody socked in tonight. it affected our high temperatures for sure. mild through the santa clara valley. los gatt oes 76 degrees. san francisco 64 degrees, with that strong onshore push. this evening as you're headed out, jackets required in san francisco. 61 in san mateo right now. very comfortable in san jose and sunnyvale. moving ther systemcc1: through northern california right now. sparking a couple isolated thundershowers, trinity county, there's a flood advisory. of e's going to be a lotcc1: rain in that system, dragging in all those marine clouds. the trough has been around for a while. it will stick with us for two more days. and an interesting taste of summer returning for some parts of the bay. ahead we're looking for drizzle tonight into tomorrow morning, especially along the coast. ther

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the marine layer has been shrinking. it's a quicker burnoff. we have cool numbers in the north bay. 51 in santa rosa. upper 50s elsewhere in the east bay. cloudy and we will see less fog. it's along the coast. not talking about drizzle. mild to warm. we are looking at warm-up by the weekend. as we start off tuesday, the fog is barely making the way to livermore valley. by 9:00, we have the sunshine in the east bay. we will look for the numbers again. cool at the beaches. cloudy skies. partly cloudy in san francisco. 68 in oakland. 74 in fremont. 76 in napa and san jose. look ahead, a little bitty warm-up through the first part of the weekend with near 90 over the weekend in the inland valleys. good morning, sue. >> good morning. we have an early morning problem at the dublin interchange. almost feels like deja vu. yesterday, we had a couple of problems here for the morning commute. this is an accident, westbound 580. right at the 680-dublin interchange. the right lane is blocked. c.h.p. on the scene. the tow trucks are trying to get it cleared

hopes an easy ride through marin county. hawker playdown >> day again for the dow jones although not nearly as bad as yesterday's four to 20. crock. the nasdaq is down over 100 points now at 10,008 under 44. >> new this morning, a toyota has agreed to pay 6 million to a lawsuit involving a former group of workers. the claims were filed before the plant closed. they say they were illegally denied severance benefits. the settlement has to be approved by a judge. the agreement could award money but to more than 500 workers. >> a and whole new dimension is coming up to your cellphone. gabe slate is giving us a look at the elegies thrilled. >> 3-d is coming to smart phones. this is the highly anticipated the real smart phone coming out on the market soon. i am giving you a sneak peek. >> in the future as treaty will be a standard feature on smart phones. the algae thrill is a look of the future. a giant touch screen featuring three the that you do not need glasses to see. with 3-d looks really cool although you do not see it thro

due to the intensity, the very deep marine layer extending well inland. saturday pinpoint forecast. we will see the clearing bay side, but it's going to take a while to see any hints of sunshine. in fact, here is what you can anticipate to kick start your weekend. a gray start with localized drizzle and then during the afternoon hours, the clouds peel back to the beaches and roll back on shore towards the evening hours. it does appear as if we finally have a little bit of progress in the movement of an area of low pressure established to the north of the bay area. this is what has been enhancing our marine layer and drawing in that cooler air mass. high pressure will expand, but although we will eventually get rid of the drizzle, they really won't see any kind of sizzle here in the bay area. in fact, expect 61 degrees at first pitch. 1:10 tomorrow afternoon as giants play host to the phillies. for your saturday, 81 degrees with the clearing of the skies. 60 no sunshine. backing up into burnette. otherwise east of the bay with a northwest wind up to 20. 70

it's a marine layer. pretty intense. it's approximately about 2,000 feet deep, which means it's going to take a while to burn off around the bay and see barely any clearing at the immediate seashore, which is responsible for enhancing that marine layer. it happens to be this area of low pressure. more to the north and east. we'll see partial clearing around san francisco by game time tomorrow at 1:10 as the giants play host to the philadelphia phillies. tomorrow north of the bay, 83 degrees in santa rosa. 77 once the clouds clear. east of the day, up to 85 degrees. 70 degrees in heyward. by the way, sunday in pleasantton, hope to see you there. it's the first annual fast and furious. it's a bike and run festival. it begins at 8:00 a.m. and the low 60s, but climbing to the mid 80s. temperatures 50s and 60s around the beaches for your saturday. 80s across the santa clara valley, including about 87 degrees around morgan hill and in gilroy. each and every day temperatures barely nudging one way or another. in fact, one parti

and from our emeryville camera, there is a marine layer there moving in over the bay. take a look this afternoon, it's been just gray all bayday long along the coastline. wide spread low clouds this afternoon, inland areas enjoying sun and it's cooler as we had expected today. temperatures inland right now in low to mid-80s along the coastline. it's breezy out there. low clouds inland tonight. there is a sem lar pattern tomorrow, you're going see temperatures continuing to dro. there is tonight dropping into 50s and you'll see wide spread low clouds and some areas of fog. here is the satellite picture. it's a steady onshore flow with wind flowing from high to low. this is helping to bring trtsz down. tomorrow there is a similar pattern so do expect the same. there is heat in dallas supposed to be day number 31 in triple digits. only 97 for official high in dallas. and there is heat as far as triple digits has been broken. 95 degrees in new orleans today. and this is advisories from oak orks texas and louisiana. taking a look at our weather, it's comfortable compared to

we are at an ocean conservation group based in marin. i am here today because i love the bay. i admit i am getting a little bit cold feet because the environmental prenuptial agreement, if you will, that has been written does not go far enough to protect the bay area's air and water and marine life from the effects of the crowds and the marine vessels and the waterfront developer that is proposed as part of the project. -- the waterfront development that is proposed as part of the project. it could be a match made in heaven if bt were put in measures -- if the teeth were put in any measures in the environmental impact report. there will be vessels coming from all over the world. california has some of the strongest standards for marine fuels and engines, so the city should demand any other vessel from out of town has to at least meet our standards. another big concern is the cruise ship terminal. i was here not too long ago to bring to your attention that the power installation, they come into port come up with up to the hetch hetchy power, shut down their 30 engines, and that

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about three hours later one of the cutters found the marines. they had ejected from the jet and were blowing the whistles on their life jackets. >> the cutter actually heard survivors in the water calling for help. and signaling with a whistle. they were able to use that sound and spot them in the water. >> reporter: a coast guard helicopter dropped a rescue swimmer to the marines and hoisted them to safety. they are recovering at the hospital. >>> the first video is emerging from the sight in afghanistan where the taliban shot down an american helicopter last week killing all 30 troops on board. the pictures show a crater where the chopper crashed. also today the pentagon said 17 of those killed were navy seals. initially it was reported there were 22 seals on board. the other victims were support personnel including pilots and medics. the u.s. military says it has now killed the taliban fighters who shot down the helicopter although the taliban is denying that. >>> human life or marine life, the good old fashion debate regarding surfers on mav

ellison and the city as well as the school district create a marine science career path away as part of this project in order to be, as you have mentioned, cultural and environmental impacts. this program is only for three years. might plan is -- my plan is to address the issues for the san francisco high-school kids and for many, many years in the future. i am asking that all these parties involved take the leadership and build this facility and work with the school district, as well as the commission here to work together with everyone involved. there are many needs, as we all know, many sectors of our country, economically, educational, and our kids need the real world practical experience to go out there and see what positions exist and the cooperation and shared vision that is necessary between the public and private sector. thank you very much. president olague: george robin, jeffrey anderson, daniel osborn. >> hello. thank you to the commission. i am here opposing b the recreational treatment of the draft eir. you know, it includes seating where the bleachers are and at the be

a coast guard helicopter and a rescue swimmer hoisted the marines to safety. no word yet on what caused the jet to crash. >>> palo alto, mountain view and -- are working together to start the new 911 centers. the call centers will be able to receive text messages, video from cell phones. dispatchers say the pictures will help the police respond to emergencies faster. federal funds will pay for the upgrades that are expected to tkpwe gin next year. >>> a two-alarm fire damaged two san francisco businesses and the store owners say that the fire comes right before one of their busiest weekends of the year. the fire broke out just before 5:00 this morning at the true clothing store. these pictures are from a viewer who captured the flames on a cell phone. the flames spread to the attic and then next door to the people's cafe. most of the damage is at the rear of the building. everything was flooding. water up to my ankles. ceiling, a hole. ripping a lot of the holes in the ceiling so the smoke can come out. >> the fire could not have come for a worse time. this we

a marin county judge has rejected the marin >>> a plan to turn bay water into drinking water is stalledonight. a marin county judge has rejected the marin water district's plan for $100 million desalinization plant. the judge called the environmental impact report flawed for, get this failing to take into account the impact on marine life. the district has 60 days to appeal. >>> palo alto is going green. the city just approved a new plan that would allow small businesses with solar panels to sell electricity directly to the city. they have to pay for their own solar installation which could hundreds of thousands of dollars in. but the city says it will pay off. >> it's appear expensive installation but they can generally get tax credits from the federal government. >> the city estimates that the businesses will make around a quarter of a million dollars a year. but supporters say the push to go green is just as important. the program is expected to start as early as next year. >> as long as we bring on the sunshine, right, roberta? >>> i'm looking at the stats. if you wanted a record hi

only to emerge from boot camp do you become a marine. my group was waiting around, sitting around, standing around and are drill sergeant takes a look at this and says, "do not sit down until i say to sit down." everybody stands up. he says, "sit down!" we all sit down. nevertheless, you learn. we can remember distinctly on this little island we had managed to take with just a few of us in the platoon. there's only one thing of any interest, a church, and the japanese are coming back. we were just there with nothing. we dispersed all over the place and secured it as best we could. when it was over, we saw the japanese had placed a bomb in the dead center of that church. i said to our guys, "we learned two things. never underestimate your adversary. number two, do not do what they expect you to do." so those are the muddy shoes, i guess, general. it is a privilege for me to introduce this man leading our troops in central command, general james mattis. [applause] >> thank you, secretary shultz. the word can be overused, but i think this a

so heading into marin county is going to take a while.e'll have details on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> coming up in a half hour, san bruno pipeline explosion brought a homeowner a year of frustration that wendz a payoff. >> and michael finney follows up on smoke alarm recommendations of the state fire marshal, falling short of what many experts are hoping for. >> who is telling the truth about the government and economy? a fact check on taxes and spending its coming up at 6:00. >> and right now, a historic attempt. a lafayette man tries one of the nonstop river swims in history. >> jamie patrick, known as ultraswimmer set out on a marathon swim today, wants to swim 111 miles down the sacramento river. >> it began at noon and will end in downtown sacramento. expected to take about 40 hours. >> and he's been guided down the river by a crew of 14

that's marin county. let's check the south bay. everything is good here, as well.o major roadwork at this hour and live look at 280 approaching the 880 interchange. let's check your forecast now. lawrence a little less fog out there this morning? >> yeah. it's not compressed right down to the surface. that's a good observation. that's what we have today as we see the fog breaking up a bit. still visibilities down to three-quarters of a mile into santa rosa and we have monsoonal clouds over head. temperatures now into the 50s and 60s. we are looking at sunshine and comfortable this afternoon well into the 80s, 90s inland, patchy fog at the coast temperatures into the 60s. we have cooler weather on the way. we'll talk more about that in a moment. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> in 30 minutes, the coast guard will be back in the bay looking for a missing canoer. stephanie chuang is on yerba buena island to explain why the man went back to the capsized canoe. >> reporter: good morning. last we heard is that the man went back to the canoe after it capsized to get hi

when marin hired them they were sempra. they changed names but the same people located in the same place. >> commissioner torres: how many local jobs do we anticipate creating? >> with shell, none to speak of. shell is doing it on a part-time basis. >> they're going to be the broker. >> that is accurate. on noble, they have said they will have their call center in san francisco. >> commissioner torres: will those people be unionized? >> we have not gotten to that part of everything we have done has been unionized. >> i believe you will get to this in your presentation. maybe you could finish the presentation and we can take questions but on the local building out pieces, the idea is this will be the job generator. >> i am not sure if understood the answer. firming and shipping? -- shaping. my brothers and sisters in ipew want to understand that further. >> i appreciate your bringing me back to this. the concept is in -- interim and resources. that resources will provide -- resource will provide [unintelligible] those are an

that's about the same size of the entire marine corps. it does get worse. the military and veterans it's facing a suicide epidemic. there were 46 460. to veterans is returning to local communities nationwide. costs will be a were thrown around a lot. investment bill probably will not be. and it should be. these are not just cause i'm a they are investment. this committee have been many good things for new veterans returning home. the best example of course was the post-9/11 g.i. bill which has provided close to 500,000 returning servicemen was with educational opportunities they otherwise would not have dreamed of. the exciting and urgently needed higher the heroes act which amounts of this committee are certainly familiar with proves that you don't have, you have a rested on your laurels. this bill can and should be the first jobs bill passed by this congress. legislation and government can only do so much. the private sector must do its part. companies that commit to hiring veterans will find it is not charity, it's a smart investment. it's good for the b

take a look at that marine layer. this is going to continue to push across the bay waters during early evening hours and inland locations. it's going to have a cooling affect maybe in the overnight but we'll have cooler weather tomorrow, 90 in antioch, warm spot now. 80 up in santa rosa. and there is this time of the year, temperatures much higher, but tomorrow, they'll be lower. low clouds will move locally inland tonight and minor ups and downs into the weekend. we won't start to have a steady warm up until next week, overnight with low clouds and fog we'll see low temperatures into mid-50s, and cooler in the north bay. lows into low to mid-50s, big difference, right? there is low dropping south ward to its journey as it continues and this will be cooler weather from that system tomorrow. let's start at 5:00 in the morning. we'll see, again, low clouds and fog, moving inland overnight, pushing back slowly. and tomorrow afternoon, high temperatures into mid to upper 60s, 60s and 70s to 82 in warmest locations. south

and the golden gate bridge through marin county across the span no delays coming up from marin. delays or problems the bayshore freeway >> they found text messages on not just boys as cell phone they do not believe it did to have sex she will have to register as a sex offender the jury was on on one of the felony charges she could possibly be retried >> i hundred people joined oakland police they want to send a strong message to prostitutes and cannot sell sex in their neighborhood it has been a real problem for many years. it is going to take a long time >> you have to make arrest and address said and the young women are victims also need to teach them hotters survive without being a prostitute. >> i can see young girls every day and kids are looking at this >> two new billboards or put up along international boulevard hoping that the johns will read the message and change. >> error waiting for the opening bell on wall street a beautiful sun rise above the clouds. this is video of jeff leaving court yesterday he was found guilty of having sex with two young girls won 12 and 115

ongoing roadwork through 101 out of marin county, novato, san rafael affected.directions various lanes blocked. this is a paving project that will go through september. they are hoping to have all lanes re-opened by 5:00, possibly 6:00 but we continue some slight delays throughout the morning there. right now 13 minutes south 101 from 37 to 580. the good news as you look live at the golden gate bridge, once you hit the bridge no snags. clear out of the waldo tunnel across the span towards the toll plaza. we have some malfunctioning traffic lights as you work your way on the tully road off-ramp from south 101. may cause a backup approaching the off-ramp but 101 itself the main lines unaffected. the rest of the south bay problem-free. we are clear on 880/237. no delays there. traffic looks good through milpitas. drive times now slow on the guadalupe parkway. 101 not bad. and 280 through downtown looking good. both directions 880 in oakland no problems clear into the maze. southbound not bad into hayward. roadwork through oakland south 880 high street through fruit