. >> technology could make a draw matic difference in detecting it. >> there is a different perspectiveask what day it is. what week it s who is the president. it's a different issue to actually see what is happening the brain. >>> an algae outbreak will keep almaden lake off limits until the middle of the month. the algae has potential to cause rashes. if swallowed can cause perhaps death. the remedy waits until it is no longer visible then test the water. san jose parks department thinks earlyiest the lake could be open is august 18th. >> an experiment technology for diagnosing alzheimer's disease advantage impact here in the way area. many believe it will help speed development of new treatment. like most doctors researching alzheimer's disease, jerome goldstein uses tests but has been employing a new technology that could have a draw matic impact on the way doctors treat and research the disease. >> this is a different perspective to test someone to ask what day it is and what week it is. who is the president. and questions like that. and it's a different issue to actually see what

next auto matic fare increase scheduled for january, but that is now postponed until the middle of the year in july 2012. >> and coming up, a government pin points a source of the nationwide egg salmonela outbreak. >> the story, and a stolen truck chase in oakland leaves suspects hung up with nowhere to run. >> i'm sandhya patel. draw maticly cooler today and we're not done with downward trend in temperatures. i'll have the weekend accu-weather forecast coming up. >> plus, one night only. abc 7's arts and entertainment reporter takes us behind the scenes of a hit musical "dream >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> here is a picture, take a look at how a high-speed chase ended in oakland. a truck was stolen. the truck hit a car at 20th street. three people in the car, innocent bystanders were injured. three in the stolen pick up were not but they're under arrest this evening. >> and fda says it found of source of salmonela that caused an egg recall, salmonela in chicken feed sold to two farms that distributed those eggs. tests say it's possibly not the only sou

temperatures now, triple digits inland. 06s at beaches and compared to 24 hours ago, a draw matic dropff. there is san francisco running 20 degrees cooler. down 14 in san jose. oakland dropped 19 degrees not so much of a big drop off in our inland areas. fog fills in along the coast tonight. looking for cooler conditions in areas tomorrow. this is cooler weather expected for friday and saturday. there is a satellite picture. there is a fog just creeping up along the coastline this afternoon, filling in around the bay. here is what we're expecting. fog going continue to fill in along the coastline, moving into parts of the north bay heading towards tomorrow morning. so you're going to notice cooler weather especially in some coastal and bay side communities tomorrow. this is fog returning and breezes already picking up. temperatures towards tomorrow is not in triple digits. fog pulling away, inland areas 0-15 degrees cooler. only 80s to low 90s at best. and this is 50s at beach was fog hanging tough into afternoon. numbers tomorrow into south bay. going from 100 in san jose and 8 degree

we found moveable partitions where in -- movable partitions where in many ways they are problem matic. -- they are problematic. what we have done is we have been able to approve permits for life safety only. those include some of the permits i just mentioned and some of those violations. we are not able to approve permits when it pertains to use. we are starting the process. we are holding their feet to the fire, and roughly there will be well over 175 to 100 permits that are starting to come in. i do want to emphasize that on many of the permits they do involve use. we cannot approve the ones on use, but we will approve the ones for life safety. chair maxwell: give us an example of a building. >> one was a building formerly occupied by the gap. it had parking -- a parking garage on the upper floor. that building was purchased by the art institute. when we inspected it, it was still being used by art students. but the upper floor had been used for classrooms. that building is -- that building's upper floor cannot be legalized for classrooms. there are use sites in the north beach area

>> i think diplomat matically, they should be told the -- diplomat atically, they should be told the truth. i think people feel they are part of a team and the people above can help them and they talk to their family frequently and privately. i think it's very important. >> reporter: are you worried about them? >> i'm worried about them. it's gonna be a tough grind for them. i think the best thing is to support them from the top side and give them every chance to vent tate and take care of -- ventilate and take care of themselves until they can be gre -- can be freed. >> reporter: joe vazquez. >> nobody is gonna forget these guys. whatever it takes to get them out, they are gonna get them out. >>> we're gonna turn to roberta now and see what we have for the weekend. >> we have much cooler weather, football weather moving into the bay area. this was the scene earlier today, when the clouds cleared out 61 in san francisco. it made it all the way up to the mid-80s in our inland areas. that's about it. but otherwise we will see the skies clear out according to our pinpoint forecast, agai

mag matic people all. at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter what california does. but to a person they all said, but what this is about is leadership. it is anything you can do, anything step forward on this, anything we can be doing to introduce this problem and solutions into the way we as a society make decisions. because that's what leadership is all about. i think without taking that moral spiritual step, nobody in the world is going to listen to us. i think as we take that step, i am so fortunate in being here in the bay area with some of the most innovative, bright people who come up with wonderful solutions, i think we're going to be in a position of leading the world and really making a hell of a lot of money at it. so the short and cop out answer is, i think anything we can be doing to inject this decision at every point in our local political process, our planning process, our governmental process, at using our leadership, i think that's the most important thing we can do. >> great question. and a great answer from will, actually. i don't really have muc

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low clouds and fog have deepened this, is a marine layer returning and brought draw matic relief to theheat to the coastal areas and places around the bay. and let's take a look at current temperatures readings. it's 100 -- 101 degrees. mid-90s in livermore. notice how much more moderate temperatures are around the bay now. near the coast, 68 degrees in san francisco z this is our 24 hour change. it's now 19 degrees cooler than it was at this time yesterday z 25 degrees cooler at this hour. virtually all locations have dropped off sharply. and livermore, antioch there has been a drop in temperatures since yesterday evening. and there is fog along the coast tonight. cooler on friday and saturday. and this is our close up satellite image showing fog moving up along the coastline and filling in and there is what is bringing us cooling relief. we'll animate to see fog continuing to move up along the coast and inland a little bit. there is a cooling sea breeze as well this, will be the picture of 5:00 in the morning. overnight tonight, low temperatures dropping qlor than in quite a few night

and a little overdraw matic and such low key inspirational moments come forth. >> numbers dwindle andshot on video kind of a low-budget feel to it. and then, there is the gore flaming arrows into heads z another plasma flowing to make a blood bank jealous. i can't even give it a half bucket. >> that is -- let's get another check on the forecast. >> starting with a time-lapse view in emeryville. looking west, you know your heat wave ended when you see this. here comes a marine layer. actually raceing across the bay today. and there is tomorrow morning 6:00 there is clouds around and maybe some local drizzle near the coast by noon. sunny skies and high temperatures rising into low 80s but that will warm up one day, then this comes along. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is some overnight drizzle tomorrow night into saturday morning will be a cool weekend. and there is highs only into 70s and a pleasant weekend and starting to warm up temperatures moderating next week. >> okay. >> three days after his divorce, tiger woods is back on the prowl on the golf course, at least. >> a bi

risk assessment fail to adequately account for exposure to polycyclic air matic hydrocarbons to vulnerable populations, such as developing fetus, young children and subcystens fishing communities. and that is because of the questions you raised about the weight of adult males. in conclusion, the gulf oil disaster represents the -- is the largest oil spill in u.s. history. we understand that the government wants to turn the corner and wants to signal that the gulf is on its way to recovery. however, the facts simply do not bear that out. there is still a huge amount of oil in the environment no matter how you interpret the federal oil budget, everyone agrees with that. it does a disservice to the gulf region and to the public at large to diminish the problems that this oil presents to the health of americans and the ecosystems of the gulf of mexico. the government needs to take the time to do careful study, to assess the fate and the effects of this spill and greater transparencies warranted. in the end, we believe that this followthrough is the only thing that will keep this catastrophe fr