. >> coming up next new evidence of a magnitude of the drought >> a northern california boat >> a northernifornia boat ramp tha tillamookmook old fashd vanilla ice cream is absolutely amazing. creammmmmy. it makes my tongue dance. me too. hey you two, stop that tillamook tongue dancing and get back to work! tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. oh i knew i forgot something... i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. takes two seconds, better safe than sorry right? yeah who knows if we'll even get service on the islands? what! no service? seriously? no electricity, we're going to make our own candles, we're going to churn our own butter. oh, we lost one. can't leave a bag unattended. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more visit citi.com/easierbanking >>> water level at one northern california reservoir is so low, officials had to close most of the boat ramps it's less than a third full. at tunnel town recreation area, the levels dropped below bottom of two of the three ramps there. tomorrow, the bureau of reclamat

nothing here just -- bring storms now into far northern california. nothing here just yet. you can see see showers into eureka and shasta. plan to camp up there make sure that tent doesn't have any holes in it because of rain the next couple of days. out over the bay, the clouds beginning to break up of a drizzly start this morning. things going to turn out to be fairly nice this afternoon although the winds will be gusting outside. we have already seen strong gusts so far this morning. temperature of 76 degrees right now in santa rosa, 71 concord, a cool 62 in san francisco and breezy and 70 in san jose. wind have kicked up out of the northwest at 8 in san jose to 15 at sfo, 18 now in san francisco. but as you head through the delta that's where we see the focus of these winds to 25 miles per hour sustained in fairfield gusting to 41 miles per hour. expected to strengthen this afternoon, wind advisory up in that area later today. all right. around the bay area clouds continuing to move on by with the winds whipping. then tonight mostly cloudy, slight chance of some sprinkl

the heat is in northern california and the interior. boy, the closer you get to the delta, we are looking at some very warm weather. using livermore as a gauge, today in the 90s. 101 for monday. we are looking at temperatures slowly coming down. but still above average with

there will be a lot of drizzle maybe some rain in northern california.tchy fog, sunny, breezy, mild to warm in the morning. really warm for some. i think the fog moves in tonight. temperatures could drop around 4:00, facebook. 60s, 70s, 8 o 90s -- 80s, 90s. by this evening, i think we get a rip roaring howling breeze as the front gets closer. one is on the way. warmer by the weekend. >> all right. >>> eight minutes before 9:00. can you believe it? it's been almost 30 years since the goonnies hit the big screen. after the break, the way one town featured in the movie is planning to celebrate the big day. and what do we have here? oh, look. we have a bunch of... announcer: babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn

seeing some showers into far northern california. so kind of a flat ridge right now of high pressure. that means we are going to keep the temperatures down but slightly warmer than yesterday. 70s inside the bay a lot of 80s as you head to the valleys and 60s with patchy fog and breezy toward the coast. it is cloudy over san francisco right now. the temperatures are staying rather mild at this hour in the 50s even a couple of low 60s reported early on but by the afternoon, should be a very decent day. 78 and nice in san jose. about 72 in oakland. 67 degrees in san francisco. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. back out to the east bay we mentioned that motorcycle accident still there and we have a slightly new location. it's just past isabel exit. and i swear, a couple seconds ago we were seeing slowing eastbound so i think our sensors are kind of catching up. there is a little bit of

a berkeley leaves a northern california family. even items from the families' free sir. >>> we are still -- freezer. >>> even on highway four, we will tell you about this and the rest of their commute. >>> each some lower 60s, southeast breeze is doing the trick . >>> welcome back to the news news, it is 44:00 and the -- 4:44 and the trial is underway for the at used teacher accused of molesting boys. opening statements began in the martinez courtroom and at one point he smiled at our camera and he is accused of molesting 14 students at his home. two young brothers were part of his victims. >> the same is on the person who caused these acts. >> most of these all facings are events that occurred in the classroom in front of all the other students. there were 30 eyes on him, we have the other students to come in and testify. >> martin could spend the vest of his life in prison if convicted of 150 counts in this case. >> a northern california family after coming home from a vacation found their blondings -- belongings stolen. 5% of th

. >> coming up next new evidence of a magnitude of the drought >> a northern california boat ramp that won't get much use this year. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. female announcer: then don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale.? right now at sleep train, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and interest-free financing? these deals aren't just hot... they're explosive! don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> water level at one northern california reservoir is so low, officials had to close most of the boat ramps it's less than a third full. at tunnel town recreation area, the levels

northern california represents that upstart view. southern california represents the monolithic sort of federal view of copyright holders and license holders, you know, a small group of people providing all the content to everyone else. i think that model is breaking down in the same way that the uber model is breaking down. it is just unfortunate that you have to work through the monolithic federal system as opposed to dealing with the problem one municipality at a time. >> bill, do you think if a startup were to come to you as a venture capitalist and said i have this great idea on a new way to present television shows, cable tv, new, you know, netflix-like or something, i don't know. does that make a less interesting investment to you? >> i wouldn't call it the ruling today. i would call it the powers that are in effect in that market which paul just referred to. take any of our most regulated industries, finance, healthcare, telecom, media. we're getting to the point where there are four large providers, three large providers. loo

area to showcase what a great place to live here in santa clara and the bay area but all over northern california and wine country and tahoe we're going to be showcased on a global platform come february 7th in 2016 a lot of work to be done and a lot to be define the super bowl 50 host committee they want to make this the best super bowl ever we're going to build the new logo you'll find xrefgs with a new twist that today and began a new phase for february 7, 2006, we're going to begin with the mayor of san francisco and san francisco county is the 43 reading mayor with the front trying to bring the super bowl back to san francisco so put your hands together for mayor ed lee come on up >> thank you all right. tranquilize and welcome to our beautiful x to and from that is one of the places that thousands of people will see. i want to thank all the people that are working together and welcome my good friend jamie matthews up here chuck couldn't be here you can see all the aspects i've send sent our team up to new york to take a look how things are done today and this year's super bowl we'll do that

big northern california pist >>> the impact of california's drought keeps growing. a big northern california pistachio producer says its crop is in trouble. melissa cabral said you could pay the price on your next trip to the store. >> we have a serious problem. >> reporter: he is worried about water. >> i don't have a crystal because but i believe this will probably be the worst year we have seen. >> reporter: the plaster county pistachio -- placer county pistachio company harvests 2 billion pounds a year. this year he says the water is cut back and costing a lot more money. >> it's created a marketplace for farmers to go out and buy additional water. i'm paying like five times the normal price for water. >> so far, he says they aren't passing the cost to consumers but eventually may have to. >> if this continues in the next year, who knows if there's going to be any more water availability. it may not be there. if it is there it may be higher. >> reporter: it's not just his stash years. other crops will suffer, as well. >> if you drive down i-5 you will find out a

you can see it's already bringing some showers into far northern california.ost of the rain will stay in that direction. but we have seen a deepening of the marine layer today and that means we are seeing some very damp conditions along the coastline with some drizzle even some puddles. so watch out for that with some dense fog, too. now, by the afternoon, a few clouds remain a mixture of sun and clouds and cooler temperatures. and then more sunshine as we head into a much warmer weekend. right now the cold front bearing down on the state. it will bring with it more clouds throughout the day today. a chance of some more drizzle maybe even light sprinkles toward late tonight into tomorrow. temperatures 80s into the sacramento valley, some upper 90s into fresno. 75 degrees into lake tahoe and passing clouds. early on starting out with some drizzle this morning and then here comes that weak system sliding on through bringing mid- to high-level clouds to make it a partly cloudy day and again maybe a couple of sprinkles popping up outside some drizzle along the coa

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and amounts calculated for adults. >>> oakland police passed the torch this morning for the northern california special olympics. newschopper2 was overhead as the ceremony of flags went up outside of the police department. chief sean whent took the torch from the member of the alameda county district attorney's office and carried the deutsche up broadway to 40th where he passed it to someone from the emoryville police department. the torch run helps raise fund for the special olympics. >>> we are just weeks away from the ribbon cutting at levi stadium. tonight we're getting a sneak peek of the new home of the 49ers woo.'s shown you the stadium as it is being built. now we get a look inside now that the stadium is done that's tonight at 5:00. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we are always here for you on ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great day. movie studios and the dramatic conclusion of my current mission: an 18th birthday masquerade ball! that's me, elizabeth, living it up and giving it back for an epic birthday bash! we're all getting together

look at showers actually showing up in far northern california. we are not going to see that here. we are going to see clearing toward the afternoon lots of sunshine 70s inside the bay. 70s and 80s in the valleys, and 60s patchy fog continuing along the coastline. you see it beginning to break up over the bay right now. we are going to see more sunshine on the way into the afternoon. temperatures in the 50s now and the low 60s into san jose. but by the afternoon, should be a beautiful day about 80 in livermore, 78 in san jose. 67 degrees in san francisco and about 79 in napa. we'll have a look at the weekend forecast, hot in spots, coming up. >>> increased security now on its way to mineta international airport in san jose. it's all in reaction to the stowaway incident involving a santa clara teen who got on a plane in the wheel well and flew to maui. kiet do joins us live now from san jose international airport to explain what measures are now being taken to make the airport safer. good morning, kiet. >> reporter: good morning, frank. the 15-year-old boy is forcing san jose mineta

she says northern california and the central valley took a hit, particularly regions depending on local sources, an example would be the north bay and it's reliance on the russian river. at it's worse, california had severe water shortages in 17 communities throughout the state including the north bay. that number is whittled down to two. but don't let your guard down. the problem could swell up again this summer, even in places like the south bay that draw from a variety of sources like the san luis reservoir. i'm standing at the base of the reservoir and things look fine down here. you can see the water levels behind me seem to be fairly plentiful but the thing you want to be paying attention to is not where the water levels are now but where they used to be and if you take a glance at the hills over my shoulder, you can see the water marks are actually half way up that ridge, if not higher. that's where the water should be. lucky for santa clara residents, the area is partly protected by a number of factors, ground water supply, diversity of sources and investments in recycled water

with top musician and former president bill clinton. >> what a northern california horse is doing to for a very important race. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. >>> this is a photo that angelina sent us after her car came to a stop in her home yesterday. no one was hurt but the family is not allowed back home though and now is staying at a hotel. >>> seven people killed after a private jet crashed in massachusetts. it happened at 9:40 last night near hanscomb air force base in bedford, about 20 miles outside of bomb. the jet was headed to atlantic city international airport in new jersey. the faa says it appears the plane caught fire shortly after takeof

va helmets in northern california with the -- hospitals in northern california with the longest wait times are san francisco and palo alto. san francisco logged the longest average wait time of 50 days. >> reporter: apple stock made it more affordable to buy. this is the first time in 9 years they split their stack. it closed -- stock. it closed today under $94. before the split it was $700. >>> an exotic car and mansion. new information on the two teens who went on a spending spree that money wasn't theirs and how it all came to a very quick end. >> their faces are used in video games and ads so should college athletes get a cut of the profits? why the ncaa says athletes shouldn't get a dime. >> the owner of california chrome changes his tune. the message he has tonight for the horse that beat out california chrome for the triple crown. hey there. did you select these things on purpose? not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at

you were in southern california and now northern northern california, might be going back to mexico.oes that get tiring for you? [ speaking spanish ]does that g? [ speaking spanish ] >>> you've played all over the world. what's your favorite q. [ speaking spanish ] is it cash creek? what's your favorite place? >> mariachi belongs to all the world. we feel great playing in japan and czech republic and spain. south america. mar ranyach chi belongs to the world. >> even if they don't know the words they come to see you across the world? >> yeah. >> when we were performing in the czech republic, where the people come from all over europe, spain, turkey, germany, france, around the world, they come to see mariachi over there. >> well, this is a special show here on "comunidad del valle." we'll be back and talk more about maybe what their favorite food is, mexican food in mexico or mexican food here in the states. stay with us. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft, beef-flavored c

a former junior shark playing in northern california. the l.a.n three years. more news coming up after the break. >>> it's got to be the world's most valuable scrap paper, and it's going on the auction block next week. it's a stamp printed in 1852 in british guiana. one owner was a murderer, john dupont. the 1 cent stamp is expected to fetch $20 million. $20 million for that one cent stamp. >> that's crazy. >> unreal. >> jeff, your honeymoon is still up. and you're getting a lot of attention for the honeymoon. >> you may be thinking what kind of honeymoon jeff? it's the moon in the sky. it's going to have a honey glow to it. the hottest weather was in the north bay at 85. if you are still wanting to take dad to something, maybe can you take dad to the a's game. or maybe you're a jgiants fan. >> enjoy your weekend. thanks for joining us. >> bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- dave chappelle, musical guests ice-t a

drove to the hospital where doctors determined mom and baby were okay. >> water level at a northern california reservoir is so low officials are limiting access to boaters. the lake is less than a third full the fifth largest lake in california and the lake level at the recreation level has dropped below the bottom of two of the three boat ranches. today the gates are closed to bodier whose cannot access that side of the lake which will leave only one ramp as we hit the first weekend of summer. >> very sad. it is very low. this is as let as i have seen the lake in a long time. a lot of trees are sticking out. they were underwater. >> the manager says boat rentals are strong and despite the exposed shore behind there is machinive water. >> but drought conditions in california have worsened over the past week and what is described as "exceptional drought conditions" have spread in california and includes northern california. 33 percent of state faces the exceptional conditions. it was 25 percent last week. a year ago no part of california was in the exceptional category. >> not a drop in the for

it's a dance where other lgbt teens from northern california can gather safely to enjoy one of life'seriences. >> if you are a queer person, you can feel lonely a lot, not being able to connect with people that have the same experiences as you. it's great to have safe places to go to and enjoy yourself. >> i did not expect it to be around. >> reporter: the founder on ee gay prom is happy that it is still alive and doing well. he said that a safe place is necessary for gay teens. >> there's problems with transgender kids, and gay kids mixing in their own regular high school prom, so it offers a safe environment for these teens to come out and enjoy themselves. >> you hear people using slurs for queer folk sometimes. >> reporter: the washington high student is thankful the pioneers back in the mid '90s had the vision to make the high school experience more complete for the lgbt teen community. >> it's an exciting thing and a great thing to be able to do this, not just once, but over and over again, you know? >> reporter: the organizer project eden expects protesters tomorrow night, but

. >> i'm with the northern california booksellers and we are unique with grants. mr. patterson was kind enough to plug that and i wanted to report it since it was something a little different. we have got a think the largest amount from the grants. california bookstore and some of you may have heard about it taking idea that the record store people had started and ended up on may 3 have been 93 bookstores involved. 93 bookstores and 93 -- [inaudible] and in addition to selling some unique items one of which was the book that we published our children's joke book for kids where various illustrators submitted jokes and venture illustrations. you did support the children side of this as well. the thing i want to say is we use the grant to help publicize the event. we got oak cellars to agree literally to the month of april to take their bookmarks for instance and we will give you as many bookmarks as you want. hand these out and everyone it comes in the store can have one and we printed 80,000 book marks and 100,000 came from the grant. we use the grant to publicize and

and what his mother says keeps her strong. >>> it's a northern california tasty tradition. why the asparagus festival 29 year run is coming to an end. hey there. did you select these things on purpose? not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. welcoheyback. really? kiss your abs goodbye. cardiologist to check stand 1. crystal geyser alpine spring water? toucé. crystal geyser. always bottled right at the mountain source. >>> if you didn't make it to the 29th annual stockton asparagus festival this year you may not have another chance. festival organizers said today that the long running event has come to an end. >> that really sucks. that's going to suck for the city of stockton. for the county period. just bringing in the revenue. >> organizers say their decision was based on several factors after this year's event in april. the festival was partially rained out on the first day and attendance was

it is a hub for northern california's agricultural. a lot of the farmers do get water from the districts, but majority is the ground water from the wells. up to the north, it is god's country and we have land and water. >> what are the biggest challenges for your city? >> it is a matter of trying to retain jobs. we are a small community. we are 70,000 within the city's population and the county we have 110,000. so it is a matter of trying to bring in new jobs and retain the jobs and you hit the nail on the head, we are an agricultural based community and we are the home of an air force base. and then sun sweet and the air force base. when a community is happy, say the sports team wins a championship or a world series or particularly the horse wins the triple crown or the excitement over it and when people are in a good mood that translates to economic activity, they are going out more, buy more, go to shops and restaurants and are you seeing that there? >> i have seen that. i have been here my entire life and the last two days nothing

we have some rain showing up off the coastline in far northern california. cold front bearing down on the state. this is a late season system so not going to see a whole lot from it. we are seeing a deepening in the marine layer this morning and some drizzle out along the coastline. very damp out toward the beaches with some dense fog. now, a few clouds in the afternoon, some cooler temperatures and then looks like some more sunshine and some much warmer weather over the weekend. but we have to get through this system first. it is going to bring with it more clouds in our direction over the next 24 to 36 hours. some drizzle, maybe even a couple of light sprinkles. temperatures into the central valley about 89 degrees in sacramento. 97 in fresno. and northern part of the state going to see a lot of clouds and showers into eureka. computer models picking up on the clouds and thickening up into the afternoon today and then a chance of maybe drizzle at the coastline line and light sprinkles. that's about it from this system, not going to see much. but it will co

northern california represents that upstart view. southern california represents the federal view of copyright and license holders. a small group of people providing the content to everyone else. that model is breaking down. it is unfortunate that you have to work through the monolithic federal system as opposed to dealing with a problem one municipality at a time. >> if a startup where to come to you today and say i have this really great idea, a new way to present television shows or , netflix-like or something, does that make it a less interesting investment to you? >> i would not call it the ruling today. i would call it the powers in effect in that market which paul just referred to. take any of our most regulated industries, finance, health care, telecom, media. we are getting to the point where there are three large providers. which wasdd-frank, supposed to help the consumer. worseatures have gotten since.-frank. free checking has gone away. i happen to think this is a bigger topic. the mock receipt and capitalism corrupt one a

drizzle in northern california.ce we could see some sprinkles i think later on tonight and early tomorrow morning. cooler today 70s inside the bay, windy in through the delta, wind advisory goes into effect there later on today gusts over 30 miles per hour already. could be stronger toward the afternoon. much warmer weather expected over the weekend. >> all right. not too bad. thanks for watching kpix 5 news this morning. your next local update is 7:26. >> and we're back around noontime, right? >> what's that? >> we're back at noon. >> we are. >> okay. bye! [ laughter ] >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is wednesday, june 25th, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." seven miles of fury. we're on the scene of tornado destruction in indiana. millions face more severe weather today. >>> are drones turni into high-tech peeping toms? the legal questions after a seattle woman saw this hovering outside her window. >>> and the world cup star with a taste for trouble, you could say. how the bite seen around the w

a small northern california city is thrilled to be a part of it. e decades since last couple crowd winner. and california chrome is going to try tomorrow. for residents of yuba city, california chrome's hometown, excitement is building. >> anticipation has been building knowing they can be part of history. many shops are getting into the spirit, decorating with purple and green. >> these are the colors for california chrome we're excited we want to support our local boy. go! >> the floral shop is paying tribute. >> the horse owners are from yuba city. they're so humble. these are really good people. >> local businesses are going all out. the street will close to vehicle traffic beginning at noon. a festival is expected to draw up to 25,000 people. one concern will be being outdoors in the heat. >> we're putting intents, and doing misters and things like that. >> this is a planning process, we may have to adjust accordingly. and this is based upon crowds and temperatures. >> the focus is now on the triple crown. >> just a great story from the get go.

. >> i was asked on an earlier show if this was northern california fighting southern california. the entire possibility of san diego existing. silicon valley versus l.a. what do you see as the stake holders here? >> i think it is very much that kind of case. e pirate upstarts take a monolith -- i think it is very much the same thing. monolithic providers of service providers say we need three or four provider companies and the rest of us should expect all of this content to come through licenses providers. the cash streerms and all of these different bits and pieces. i think these are two different views how the world should look over the next 155-10 years. -- 5-10 years. a small group of people providing all the content to everyone else. i think that model is breaking down in the same way that the uber model is breaking things down. dealing with the problem one musice palt at a time. >> -- municipality at a time. >> if someone came and said i have this great idea on a new way to present television shows, cable tv, new, you know, netflix-like or something, i don't know. does that

that cooler air spills in, at least approaches northern california.nesday, thursday and friday as we increase that on shore breeze. with all this heat, fire danger is up and a red flag warning still in place until 4:00 monday afternoon. temperatures still over 100- degree. portions of northern california this includes parts of lake county as well with that fire warning out there. as far as the forecast model showing you this and patchy fog regrouping right near the immediate coastline. it's that dense fog, just be careful the big drop off in visibility. then into the afternoon hour, a big temperature range. we're thinking some 60s right near the immediate coastline. 70s and 80s across the bay. here's a look at your forecast highs for your monday afternoon. take at all the triple digits toward clear lake, vacaville. oakland 83, martinez mid-90s. look at all the triple digits out toward pleasanton, livermore, brentwood. morgan hill mid-90s. these numbers down just a little bit from today's highs. san francisco in the 70s. near the shoreline those readin

a small northern california city is thrilled to be a part of it. een three decades since last couple crowd winner. and california chrome is going to try tomorrow. for residents of yuba city, california chrome's hometown, excitement is building. >> anticipation has been building knowing they can be part of history. many shops are getting into the spirit, decorating with purple and green. >> these are the colors for california chrome we're excited we want to support our local boy. go! >> the floral shop is paying tribute. >> the horse owners are from yuba city. they're so humble. these are really good people. >> local businesses are going all out. the street will close to vehicle traffic beginning at noon. a festival is expected to draw up to 25,000 people. one concern will be being outdoors in the heat. >> we're putting intents, and doing misters and things like that. >> this is a planning process, we may have to adjust accordingly. and this is based upon crowds and temperatures. >> the focus is now on the triple crown. >> just a great story from the

chance of rain in far northern california. maybe some drizzle here.n we'll clear things out much warmer over the weekend. maybe some of the temperatures up in the mid 90s and the hottest spots. by sunday. so getting hot. >> ooh. >> many areas. >> ac time. >> yeah absolutely. >>> by the way turn the ac down in here. thank you. >> can we have a jacket please? >> no kidding. well, and any parent and they'll tell you balancing work and family isn't easy. especially if you work unusual hours. >> wonder what it's like? okay andria borba shows us one bay area girl's very special plea to google written in crayon. >> reporter: does anything tug at the heart strings more than a note scrawled in crayon? >> it's a very forward kid. >> reporter: apparently not at google. a girl named katie wrote her dad's boss asking if he could have a wednesday off in july saying ps it's his birthday. pps it's summer. katie won over google execs. they're giving her dad a week of vacation. but in the pressure cooker that is tech, scott sign of cnet wonders if the plea was a ploy.

you can see the high clouds moving into northern california right now.he short term. keeps -- factor in the short term. high pressure begins to build in by tuesday and wednesday. this is the source of warming. wednesday the warmest locationinizelands went be hot but -- locations inland, won't be hot but approaching 90 degrees. but no triple digits in the forecast. the clouds expected tomorrow morning. partly cloudy skies. the chance of drizzle out there as well. and then into the afternoon hours. you can see the clouds clearing out. we could have left over patchy fog near the shoreline but 60s and inland 70s. maybe approaching 80 degrees. highs for tomorrow, santa rosa 76 degrees. fairfield mid-70s. vacaville upper 70s. oakland 66. lots of over cast to start out your monday morning. san jose high, there is the high. san francisco 62. upper 50s to near 60 towards half moon bay. that forecast high is 68. your five-day forecast, a bump in the numbers by tuesday and wednesday. by wednesday warmest location's inland 90 degrees. with your weekend in view, we c

today we learned he was found safe after a strange journey around northern california. all on foot. police say 51-year-old jay roy martinez was discovered in napa. now he says he spent the last three weeks walking, long distances from healdsburg all the way to sacramento. martinez says he walked along railroad tracks and ate fruit he found away. he told the police he had to get away because of stress. his wife says he injured his ankle and lost way, but otherwise is okay. >> a man was left dead east of auto center drive last night. homered detectives say when officers arrived on the scene that victim had multiple gunshot wounds. he was pronounced dead at the scene. his name has not yet been released. >> now to a disturbing report of a shooting in san francisco. a non-profit group tells us that a youth outreach counselor was gunned down right in front of youngsters while they were playing a game. ktvu's patti lee is live in san francisco, where she has learned the victim had turned his life around. patti. >> reporter: no one is in custody for this brazen shooting yet that took place

. >> he is the only northern california member of the homeland security committee. >>> now the company that made that aircraft, boeing, says it does not agree with the findings. the leaders of the company say the auto flight system has been used successfully for over 200 million flight hours across several airplane models and for more than 55 million safe landings. however, boeing said it would also review the ntsb's recommendations. we'll continue the coverage of the crash on our website. all you have to do is click on the window on the front page, and it will take you to all of stephen stock's reports on this crash. >>> now to a developing story. on the same day the asiana report is released a different kind of crash. firefighters severely hurt during an emergency drill at the oakland airport. right now there are some listed in critical condition at the hospital. mark matthews is there live where he spoke with the fire chief. >> reporter: i've been watching the firefighters coming into highland hospital looking worried and some of them leaving looking stricken. we are told that the 2

. >> i'm a big northern california kyle larsen fan, all the way. >> the dale ernhardt, jr., all the way. >> >> reporter: the need for speed stays the same for fans >> i think we will make it an annual way. >> it works very hard this year and you can get in and out of this area easily. they say they are going to work very hard to welcome the same fans back next year. >> >> cars may have been shut out of san francisco's lombarde street, but there was plenty of foot traffic. the section of lombarde that includes eight hair pin turns was closed to all traffic. except for people that lived there and taxis, the closure comes at the request of residents that complain that the congestion has worstenned over recent years. today, our cameras saw those cars replaced by pedestrians. the closure has some calling this whole experience ill conceived. >> it's such and iconic place. to shut it down, i think, would be crazy. it's a tourist attraction. i know that -- i understand and i feel for the people that live on the street, but at the end of the that day. day, they don't have to live on the street i

the action a northern california tribe took during an nba final's game. >>> in a few weeks, more than a million people in the east bay will pay more for their water. east bay board's approved a 9.5% rate hike effective july 1st. the average monthly bill will go from $46 to about $52. east bay m.u.d. board members said the rate hike is needed to help refinance and pay off the district's $2 billion debt. a big chunk of that debt came from a project to bring water from the sacramento river to the east bay. east bay m.u.d. serves about 1.3 million people in alameda and contra costa counties. >>> 7:24. change your name. that's the very clear message a native-american tribe from northern california is sending to the washington redskins. >> take a look at this. to underscore their commitment to a demand for change, the yocha tribe spent a lot of money on this 60-second tv ad. it aired during the nba final game last night. they say the redskins name is insulting. >> in my opinion, the r word is derogatory like the n word. >> that tv ad ran in seven markets including here in the bay area, and

and, we are very early into fire season as well for northern california.we've already seen an uptick in fires. we've had bigger fires earlier in the season and one very early fire that was 40 acres and a couple that have been in the 40 to 50 acre range which is very unusual. we don't normally see that until september and october. they're really concerned about the fourth of july weekend code of professional show did not set fireworks of yourself a sinless got those four in dallas will see lotta '80s a couple low 90s in pittsburgh and in antioch '60s and '70s and said the day 72 in san leandro 76 in san mateo, 76 in san francisco tomorrow pretty winded as it approaches and friday will be having a storm close temperatures markkas covers and general barry small chance of rain, as we headed to the greek inducing more fog sears is the last big department store to dominate downtown oakland. kron 4's vicki liviakis says. sears is one of the few places in oakland where people could pick up basics. like wrenches. sot/i've been shopping at sears all my life. the sto

this is video of the thoroughbred practicing to lmont park in new >>> northern california's californiagoing through the final workouts before having a shot at the crown colorado this is video of the there are row bread. if he wins the race tomorrow he will be the first triple crown winner in many years and the first from the golden state. the last one to win the triple crown was affirmed in 1978. >> a lot of people will be watching. >> oh, yes. >>> there is a one-of-a-kind show happening today at noon at san francisco city hall. and it's free. the big hats will be out to celebrate 40 years of steve silver's "beach blanket babylon" in san francisco. the show started in '74 and running ever since with more than 15,000 performances. attendee also get hats and goodies so go to city hall around noon. >>> bidding ends tonight for a power lunch with investor warren buffett. it benefits glide in san francisco and the winning bidder can invite 7 friends for a meal at a steakhouse in new york state with warren buffett. the highest bid now is about a million dollars. bidding ends tonight at 7:30.

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you may notice a little bit of green over northern california. this cool weather system that is bringing us the fog and the low clouds, and the cool temperatures, as well as the patchy drizzle is sparking off a little bit of rain over northern california. for tomorrow morning, a lot like what we had today. we're going to wake up with the low clouds, very widespread, patchy drizzle once again. by the afternoon, a slight warm up in store. it may be noticeable. some of us may not. it may feel very similar to how we started out for today and into the afternoon. as we get into wednesday, a more not notable jump is going to come our way. this warming trend will continue into the weekend, when we'll get into the upper 80s and low 90s for some. 57 in oakland. 54 in san francisco. novato already checking in at 49 degrees. i do expect we'll have 40s and 50s outside our door tomorrow morning as we get started. so be prepared. 53 in hayward, 54 in oakland tomorrow morning. 52 in san francisco. along the peninsula, low 50s. a chilly start at pacifica with pat