, so i love the idea -- >> she's going next year. >> a, i'm going, and b, bring your business to mauiank you, geeks! go there. >> every sport the tech does seems to be -- and you document this on your blog -- is somehow, high-energy, high-adrenaline, that kind of thing. >> oh, they love adrenaline and they're always looking for something more, something bigger, something better to do. we've talked about it in my "personal best" series on forbes, we have aero pattics pilots. i've played underwear hockey with an executive from silicon vall valley. >> my cousin, linda. >> yeah. >> thank you very much, and welcome, becky. >> thank you for having me on the show. appreciate it. >> "press:here" will be back in just a minute. >>> that's our show for this week. you may have noticed we kind of bounced around a bit on the schedules to try to make room for nbc sports. well, we are back to this, our regular time slot. that said, you can watch any episode any time, both on itunes and on our website, pressheretv.com. oh, and happy father's day, dads. go back to bed. the lawn can wait until next week

. >> 81 degrees in maui this morning. and belmont where i live, 59 degrees. [ laughter ] >> i rest my case. >> reporter: al schneider would rather be resting his case in maui. his temperature is always on his iphone. instead, he is putting together drums for sale in redwood city. outside while he can. and as for the tourists? who is having a good time in san francisco? >> me. >> we all are. >> reporter: yvonne hernandez from mexico looked beautiful today but said she looked even better before the rain. >> a little bit in the morning, i do have a nice hair do and now look at me. >> reporter: here's the good news. as long as it's raining, there is no fog in the city. i live in the buckle of the fog belt in san francisco. and my wife reports today, it is crystal clear and beautiful. in san carlos, mike sugerman, cbs 5. >>> roberta joins us now from the weather center. and we have another big storm on the way. hi, roberta. >> hi there, elizabeth. for tonight according to our live high-def doppler radar we are seeing a break i

. >> 81 degrees in maui this morning. and belmont where i live, 59 degrees. [ laughter ] >> i rest my case. >> reporter: al schneider would rather be resting his case in maui. his temperature is always on his iphone. instead, he is putting together drums for sale in redwood city. outside while he can. and as for the tourists? who is having a good time in san francisco? >> me. >> we all are. >> reporter: yvonne hernandez from mexico looked beautiful today but said she looked even better before the rain. >> a little bit in the morning, i do have a nice hair do and now look at me. >> reporter: today there was snow in the sierra. they expect skiing through the 4th of july. in san carlos, mike sugerman, cbs 5. >> wow, one of the biggest tourist attractions in san francisco is out of service tonight. for the first time in 27 years, all three cable car lines are not running. the city shut down the powell mason and powell-hyde routes today for work on those lines. they will be out of service until sunday. it was a surprise for to

. >>> finally, in hawaii a maui man has paddled himself into the record books.e became the first ever to complete the 300 mile trek between the big island and kuai on a stand-up paddleboard. it took him 215,000 paddle strokes, over five days and nights. he said the most difficult part was being out on the open sea alone. really? a look at your national and regional weather here's bill karins. he has your weather channel forecast. good morning to you. >> i would like to see the sharks as they circle you. >> can you imagine? >> no, i can't. >> put me on a boat. >> a paddle board. good morning, everyone. yesterday in phoenix, arizona, if you thought it was hot, it was, we had 115 degrees, and that was the hottest temperature in the last two years. so that was a significant day. now, as far as what's going on out there on the west coast, rain. this is very unusual. the storm like this, upper-level lows dropped down from alaska and now it is bringing rainfall. widespread across coastal northern california and southern portions of oregon. and the rainy pattern will st

. >> four months ago, she was running around the beaches maui without a care in the world and now shes truly fighting for her life. so um, yeah, our whole life has been turned upside down. >> reporter: olivia's parents temporarily moved the family to the bay area so her daughter can get the treatment she needs. >> she has a blastoma that has metastasized, a highly malignant brain tumor. >> reporter: she has been in santa clara three months now. >> doesn't think about high school or college or getting married right now, she just thinks about what makers had happy and, you know, today and tomorrow and being love and had is what makes her happy is that little cardboard cutout in the room there justin. >> reporter: justin bieber, olivia's favorite pop star. when olivia's child life specialist found out the singer would be in the bay area doing a benefit concert she made arrangements to get olivia and her family n it is not just them going. >> i'm excited. i can't say office big justin bieber fan. >> reporter: her doctor is going, too, to make sure olivia is okay. >> this has been a hard y

group at church believe it or not, went on a trip to hawaii and one night, we ate at a restaurant in mauimmy and i were sitting at the table enjoying a couple of mill you can shakes and reading the bible and carson, who was 12 years old at the time was sitting at the table next to us with his patient parents. >> where are you guys from? >> las vegas, ma'am. thanks for asking. >> hold on hold on. that's not at all how it went. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> well, first of all, you weren't drinking milk shakes. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> you were pounding beer. >> jimmy: oh. >> you were drunk, embarrassing yourselves and your hair was different. >> jimmy: my hair -- my hair did not look like that. >> yes, it did. >> jimmy: all right. well, you and your mommy and daddy were sitting at the table next to us. >> that part is right. >> jimmy: and your mom did start talking to us, right? >> that is true. >> jimmy: okay. [ bleep ]. >> you mind the language. my son is only 12. >> jimmy: your son? that's a boy? hi little smoker. your dad invited us to come sit at your table. >> your boys -- >> jimmy: we