macon at the historical society here at moffett field.sary of the arrival here at moffett field this saturday. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> the cat ruined the first one. >> bob always has a cool job. another cool gig around here in forecasting the weather, christina loren, tell us all about it. >> you need a much cooler cat than me. i am someone who is very concerned about the weekend forecast. a lot of events are taking shape right here in the bay area. the pumpkin festival at half moon bay, that's coming up, octoberfest in campbell. all the way from san francisco down south. but things are changing out there. clouds are rolling in. futurecast shows you by about 2:00 pm, mostly cloudy in the bay. that continues until 6:00 pm. we're talking about a mostly cloudy bay area at that time. we are going to be just a touch cooler today. 79 degrees the forecast high in san francisco, 82 in santa cruz. 87 down from 89 yesterday in san hoeds a. let's talk about that weekend. it has finally arrived. high pressure taken off to the east. that are

even though i had no experience in the public sector and had been working in the international moffett field, which was a big jump. she gave me tons of room to -- international non-profit field, which gave -- which was a big jump. she gave me room to grow. [applause] >> thank you. the last group is from the tin this group, teamwork is abot -- something that we work hard to encourage and support. certainly, we get more out of the team of employees than we do out of any one individual. we will recognize the seven individuals in the presidio division, working towards of the city's zero waste bills. the climate action plan has largely been achieved by the fact that we provide public transportation to this city, doing so largely through fuel- efficient and zero-emissions vehicles. ourself phones are operations that generate its own waste and emissions. this gets the folks out. taking the reins of the presidio division, driving at the waist down to zero. one metal indicator that i've of give you, that they did, whose efforts were the monthly trash bill, bringing it down from $13,000 per mont

past a quiet, abandoned marina, and the back door of the legendary moffett field. >> there are views you get on the bay side and on the land side and are amazing. >> can't get anywhere else. >> creating the trail has been a huge undertaking in all nine bay area counties, involving 47 cities and many businesses, public agencies, nonprofit organizations and concerned citizens, working to give us all easy access to the bay, to nature, and the history in our own backyard. >> i think it requires persistence. that's definitely been the case in the last 22 years. >> that persistence involving many partners will pay off soon when this urban stretch gets longer. this gate will come down, and a new section of the bay trail will offer a bit more public access to the water's edge. >> the ribbon cuttings are my favorite part of the job, yeah. it is a sense of accomplishment and moving towards the other gaps that need to be completed. >> another job near completing is the existing trail. for an active industrial portion of the shoreline will be open to the public for the first time. near a wetland

we're working with our south county with the national disaster resiliency center at moffett field.we're working with the government sector so that they are all in together and they're not isolated. they bring a lot to the table. it is critical that we continue that regional collaboration, as well as our public sector partners. because they really do add a lot. >> we have all seen the result of some of the disasters that we have had in the bay area. when there was the fire we had in the san francisco marina or the freeway collapses around the bay area, but i wonder what the best way is to reach the average citizen -- hear i am, and to warn us about potential disasters, because we talk about it, we have meetings. people get together, and pretty soon you have forgotten that the marina was burning or that the freeway is down. and at the citizens of various counties and countries to be aware of the fact that these things do happen and that then a -- that they should have some way of preparing just in case on an individual basis. >> that is a lead-in to the october 20 -- it will be the 2

> this palm bay, florida, home being broken into belongs to 32-year-old electrical engineer chris moffetta few years ago chris was the victim of an attempted home invasion. >> they tried to kick in my front door while i was home. so that rattled me enough to go out and get a security camera system to where i could see somebody at the front door or around my house. especially when i'm not home. >> chris installs a $1,000 home security system that includes four cameras, agy call recorder, and a gateway to the internet. chris also plasters the exterior of his house with warnings that clearly display the name and logo of the security system that's protecting his home. the signs are really hard to miss. but they don't seem to deter these dumb criminals. even the window that they break clearly has the adt seal on it. but they are determined to get in and steal something. >> on the video itself you'll see the two suspects come around the corner of the house. they walker of the the camera, poinl it back down toward the ground. >> but what these two wannabe robbers don't realize is that their mugs

past a quiet and abandoned old marina in historic alviso, and the back door of the legendary moffett field in mountain view there. >> are views you get both on the bayside and on the landside are just amazing. >> reporter: and that you can't get anywhere else? >> absolutely. >> reporter: creating the bay trail has been a huge undertaking in all nine bay area counties, involving 47 cities and many businesses, public agencies, nonprofit organizations, and concerned citizens, working to give us all easy access to the bay. to nature, and to history in our own backyard. >> i think it requires persistence. that's definitely been the case over over the last 22 years. >> reporter: that persistence will pay off soon when this urban stretch along the oakland estuary gets a little longer. this gate will come down and a new section of the bay trail will offer a bit more public access to the water's edge. >> the ribbon cuttings are my favorite part of the job, yeah. it's a sense of accomplishment and moving on towards the other gap that need to be completed. >> reporter: job is near existing legs

my name is carol moffett and i am president of the center for international environmental law.the not-for-profit organization uses power of law to protect the environment, promote human rights and ensure a just and sustainable society. as speaking on behalf of field, our justice and greenpeace. under executive order, 13337, the secretary of state may not grant a presidential permit for the keystone xl pipeline as the next best finding the pipeline will serve the national interest. it will not. approval of the keystone xl project would contribute to substantial increases in greenhouse gas emission by both the united states and canada with significant global climate impact. as a result, he would say her country's obligation lead the international community and taking urgent action to mitigate climate change. it would undermine key national policy priorities in transitioning to a clean energy economy. it would facilitate canada's own violations of its international claimant obligation and in doing so approval of keystone xl but has to be real and very serious risks of climate chan