mayor lee: thank you for work on making the ocean beach something for all of us here. i was struck by the challenge the encroaching sand dunes are. i know of this problem firsthand as your former director of public works and your city administrator, but this year seems to be particularly bad year force and a buildup along ocean beach and it has caused a significant gain in its effort from the park service and city maintenance crews. as you mentioned, the great highway was closed for more than 65 days this year due to sand accumulation and is up 40% this year over previous years. however, we are making progress identifying a potential solution to sand management. the san francisco public utilities commission, the department of public works, and the national parks service have been working out the details of relocated approximately 200,000 cubic yards of sand from the northern part of the ocean beach in front of the sea wall where the sand build up is at historic levels and transports the mess and to the area of the beach south of a slope where there has been a significa

on the north end of ocean beach, they have an abundance of scent. the national park service has had a bulldozer on the beach pushing the sand back into the ocean. we have been partnering with them to see if we can pick up that sand and dropped it down to the south end of the beach. -- truck it down to the south end of the beach. to create a buffer area to protect our infrastructure. the national park service has been working with us and we are going through the permitting process with our department of public works, as you can imagine, the sand is blowing on to the roadway. this is a win-win situation. we hope that it is successful and that we can continue this in the coming years as well. if you have any questions, i am here to answer those. >> thank you. >> of the sewer system improvement program validation process, we have been talking about it for a long time. it is time to come to some conclusions. over the next several meetings, we will be updating information. the hope is that on july 10, at your workshops, and we will spend a substantial amou

the western end of golden gate park, including ocean beach, is the last remnant of dark skies in the city. there will be negative impact on wildlife. this is to be properly considered. there are a number of ways the existing fields could be improved using modern methods. such as those used on professional natural turf fields. this is not in the eir. this presents a false choice, as other people have mentioned. this is something we can all support come at a really nice grass field to play on that is the unique character of the western end of golden gate park. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioners. i am a resident of district 10. my brother is a landscape architect. he has been dealing with these issues with artificial turf field adjacent to a park project he is working on. he found that not only -- they need to be cleaned out. these products don't just stay where they are at. they migrate to the aqua firm -- aquafer into a the hydrology system. there is the epa study that has been done on this in 2010. it is quite telling. i have a link to it here in this paper. some of the heavy

teresa sees a lot of interesting things on her daily walks along ocean beach. but this pale gray piece of granite caught her eye. >> another person out exercising, and i had an interesting conversation about it. >> reporter: it is the grave marker, belonging to miss delia presley, who died in 1890 at the age of 26. >> it's right there out in the open. it's kind of poignant, but also kind of what san francisco is about. we're a small town, we reuse everything. >> reporter: she is actually right. in the early 1900s, several cemeteries were closed in san francisco. the remains were relocated. but not all of the tombstones. >> golden gate is a cemetery where people weren't exactly wealthy. their descents were less likely to have the means to move the graves. they decided to use them for practical purposes. >> reporter: including a makeshift sea wall. a common practice in those days. >> i can't find a date on it though. >> reporter: paul brought his 14-year-old son at the beach today, to take a look at history on the sandy shores. these headstones appear, and disapp

teresa sees a lot of interesting things on her daily walks along ocean beach. but this pale gray piece of granite caught her eye. >> another person out exercising, and i had an interesting conversation about it. >> reporter: it is the grave marker, belonging to miss delia presley, who died in 1890 at the age of 26. >> it's right there out in the open. it's kind of poignant, but also kind of what san francisco is about. we're a small town, we reuse everything. >> reporter: she is actually right. in the early 1900s, several cemeteries were closed in san francisco. the remains were relocated. but not all of the tombstones. >> golden gate is a cemetery where people weren't exactly wealthy. their descents were less likely to have the means to move the graves. they decided to use them for practical purposes. >> reporter: including a makeshift sea wall. a common practice in those days. >> i can't find a date on it though. >> reporter: paul brought his 14-year-old son at the beach today, to take a look at history on the sandy shores. these headstones appear, and disapp

ocean beach only 57 degrees.eratures will be below normal for this time of year. however, tuesday, wednesday, a gradual warm up. 80s will return. >> fairfield police are warning people about counterfeit code enforcement being left on cars. the owners -- this is a false notice from a code enforcement. there is no such person that works for the fairfield police apartment. in oakland police have discovered two bodies. there were both found on friday morning. one body was spotted by an amtrak driver. this had been there for quite some time. no word if foul play is suspected. that body was found in a ravine. >>terisa: the other body was found on the shoulder of this body on highway 13. they received a call from a motorist of a woman's body in the bushes. a witness tried perform cpr but it was too late. >> randy wingate. >> the response was f a for an african-american female. yonder. suffering from a possible gunshot wound. -- younger. she was pronounced dead and we are actively investigating this as a homicide. >> the

coastline staying cool. 58 in ocean beach, 57 in dailey city. cooling in the north bay in the 60s and 70s. cooler temperatures tomorrow. but we're going to warm up into the weekend. the winds are gonna blow toward the coastline. that warms things up but creates stormy conditions even down to sea level. but we'll see calmer conditions to start next week. >>> a glamour grouping announced for next week's opening round in san francisco. >>> lebron james silences the critics once more. >>> all right, good evening, everybody. it's being called throughout the sports world one of the greatest sports season performances of all time. hebron james, 30 -- lebron james, 30 points in the first half. the miami heat's season would have ended had the celtics held home court. james, 45 points, 15 rebounds, 5 assists. the only time in history somebody has gone 45, 15, and 5. will chamberlain in 1964. the series is even at 3. the seventh and deciding game saturday back in miami. lebron james, history making performance tonight. >>> giants home for texas tomorrow ev

perhaps the ocean beach. >> leigh: a great shot from ocean beach, everyone trying to escape the heatfrom the north bay and east bay woke indications, moving towards the west. it was crowded oat -- out there. not a lot of space. but everyone dipping their toes in the cold water. water temperatures near the coast and inside the bay, in the mid-50s, and that probably felt great if you were in antioch or brentwood or concord or santa rosa, where temperatures today in the mid-to-low 90s. 90 in santa rosa, 75 in san francisco. oakland, you warm to 77 degrees, that's where you are right now. 91 in antioch, concord, 99. and 87 in san jose. here's a look at some wind speeds. we have been talking about the higher elevations where the red flash warning is up until 4:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, that is. but you can clearly see the winds out of the northeast. 15 at fairfield. calm in livermore, and a westerly surge at sfo with gusts to 21, novato, 12 miles-per-hour. the west wind is bringings temperatures down. so the red flag warning is in effect overnight tonight, above 1,000 fee

master plan of the general plan were approved to retain the naturalistic landscapes in connection to ocean beach. today, the area fulfills the recreational needs of many people. this proposal is for a single use and the eir does not address the impacts. it will be a 9.4 acre loss to visitors. the proposal would be -- would decrease the number of birds and other wildlife that live in or migrate through golden gate park. a local birder conducted a casual survey. completely missing migrating and nesting species. the eir has no mitigation for birds or other species. there is no other place in san francisco for these birds and wildlife to go. the lighting was not properly evaluated. the adjacent -- species depend on dark skies for navigation. darkness is needed for resting and nesting. san francisco boasts of being a green city, but this proposal is not a sustainable project. >> thank you. >> i urge you to make a thoughtful decision. >> thank you. >> good evening, commissioners. thank you for spending your evening to listen to all of our concerns. i am a native san franciscan. i am a mother, grandmot

. >>> we can tell you muni opened the line that runs from ocean beach to caltran station had been shut for track repairs since before memorial day weekend. that line carries about 40,000 passengers each weekday. >>> if you travel across the bay, you're in for a treat. new ferry service offering free rides all week long. it carries passengers between oyster point on the peninsula and alameda or oakland. three boats will take commuters to the destination in the morning and two bring them home in the evening. this route is successful today, they may add richmond, berkeley, and treasure island. this marks the first new bay area ferry service in 20 years. >>> an unhappy lelectorate show only 17% approve of the job the legislature is doing. 88% believe much of what we give the state is wasted. brown announced the deficit ballooned to $16 billion. stay with us for kofrmg of the tuesday primary. read more about candidates and issues on nbcbayarea.com. >>> speaking of elections, presidential campaign headed to san francisco this week. we will have all of the details coming up. >>> bay area rese

the sunset and sterling along the prom nod along ocean beach will be totally changed, like strolling along next to yankee stadium, something like that. the people who go to the fire rings on the beach are impacted. the people who go with their families to look at the stars at land's end will be impacted because of the light. there is a win-win solution. we support soccer. this is all about location, location, location. we ask you to consider that the e.i.r. consider the compromise solutions and that you also develop a vision for the western end of the park where the construction yard which is an attractive nuisance is cleaned up, the soccer fields are renovated with real grass, the ocean beach master plan talks about a connection between the park and the beach that's also natural. we have an opportunity to have a glorious, magnificent western end of golden gate park that is beautiful and natural and that's what we would like to see happen. thank you. >> ellen edleson, john barbara, natalie portis, alex potente, al fenton, francisco reyes. >> hi. didn't realize how late it was. thanks

we eliminated the ocean beach and we rerouted the 18. it is time to assess those. the ocean beach line serves primarily elderly people who live out without any avenues. the 18 east to be a direct route from land's end to the safeway, and that is gone. it is also time to assess intersections for pedestrian safety. last night i was at the intersection of 24th avenue and clement street, and i saw three incidents. they were both right across the street from each other happening at the same time. one involved a bicyclist, won a pedestrian, a few minutes later, another incident with a pedestrian. there was almost an incident with a bicyclist. they did not happen but we need to start assessing every single intersection in the city for pedestrian safety. i do not know what the metrics are for that, but we need to think about this. adding more meters, parking meters throughout the city. these are tools for parking management. as we do this, we need to be able to tell people where we are adding the meters, that we will improve transit in specific ways to make it better for t

los 60s for ocean beaches and 64 expected for specific and half moon bay.n terms of your extended forecast, you really want to look ahead. like a mentioned earlier we will have windy conditions in the hills headed into tamara create the potential for a high fire danger. high aperture is certainly back into play. reconditions the temperatures that could reach into triple digits by tomorrow. third >>george: we're looking at a hot spot for your ride around the theory of a period of the bay bridge toll plaza fog, the metering lights have been turned on but there is only a minor week in the lanes for the west down right. it is an easy trip with no backups or problems. bart is back up and running at full strength. in >>george: as we survey the traffic maps and take a look at the root sensors will attract iraq for your honesty freeways. 880 is great so is 24 and 680 south, they are all problem free. holly ford is lighter than usual this morning. this slowdown will probably disappear before the committee gets into full swing. otherwise it is it the leafleteers rack

cooler at ocean beach. 72 if you plan on being in downtown san francisco.s the start of a cooling trend. still-the cooler compared to yesterday. below average temperatures. so comfortable with highs in the '80s for thursday to next weekend. >>ysabel: president obama and republican mitt romney raft of efforts to get with voters in the number of member election. fourth >> i want to get america working again. i want to create more good jobs for americans. >> unemployment is a top concern for voters. the jobless rate went up in little bits 8.2%. >> our economy has created jobs, but not fast enough. >> the president says he is urging congress to pass jobs. >>ysabel: in what do you think was the reaso for the change in policy? >> i would say there's nothing wrong about being political. this is a decision and democrats have been trying to push through for a while. >> one side says it does not go far enough. the other side says the president went around congress. >> it is the president making policy instead of going to the process, i would have rather have this go

. >>> a really strange site along san francisco's ocean beach, some very old tombstones visible becausent winds. 1890, delia pressby died at the age of 26. san francisco's remains were relocated but not all the tombstones made that trip. >> they were not necessarily wealthy and so they were less likely to have the means to move the grave stones back down to the new graves. >> many of them were used as a sea wall in ocean beach and there has never been any plans to remove them. >>> this is more than a year after it happened, a 7-foot toll 60-foot dock washed ashore in oregon on tuesday. it is debris that hit the area in japan last year. they confirmed what it is with japanese writing. they tested the dock for possible radiation but none was found. >>> starting this week, dogs will have to be on leash. the nonprofit lop what and dogs, -- lama and dog if submitted it will be on temporarily on hold. >>> there have been several reports of coyotes acting aggressively towards dogs. coyotes appear to be protecting their den and pups. the trails will likely remain closed to dogs through december

as we shift toward the peninsula, 70 degrees for san bruno. 62 for ocean beach.h in the north bay with lots of low 80s. all around it is going to be beautiful day. the 7 day around the bay is showing us that things will warm even further. >>ysabel: facebook has opened up its own at store. the facebook at center gives users a one-stop shop for hundreds of applications that run on the social media sites. they already offer 600 of them. the center is available on line and the calfed and google operating systems. >>marty: some are calling it the president's campaign gift to mitt romney. we're talking about a comment made by the president during a white house news conference. as catherine heenan explains, it is the comment that republicans have pounced on and are having a field they will fifth >>pam: >>catherine: the president claimed in action in congress, trouble in europe and cutbacks in state and local government budgets for stifling the economic recovery but then he said this. >>president obama: we have created 4.3 million jobs over the last 27 months. over 800,0

>>justine: we have an unusual sight catching the attention of people walking along ocean beach in san francisco. these are tombstones' get of here right here on the riveras street stairs. maureen kelly explains how i got here. >>maureen: if you can see the tombstones sticking out of the stance. as i get closer, you can see that this headstone used to mark a grave of a woman who died back in 1890 fet 26. this did not just washed ashore, this has been here since the 40's. this tombstone was recently honored by erosion. erosion is the reason it is here in the first place. over here, you can see different debris that was put here by the city in order to build up the sea wall. mixed in with these pieces of concrete are broken up headstone's from old san francisco cemeteries that were closed years ago. the bodies have been moved and monuments unclaimed like this one received by the city is recycled. these chunks of granite and marble will now be exposed for very much longer. city crews are moving sand off of the great highway at dumping it right over here. pretty soon these pieces of histor

in san francisco, they're debating whether it's worth the effort to try to save ocean beach. e beach is where we like to play. >> you can clear your mind. >> reporter: it plays a critical role in our natural defense. >> the beach is nature's protection against storms for the island and everything behind it. >> reporter: here it means atlantic city's famous board walk and hotels and casinos, so the beach is being fortified with this project. 1.3 million yards of cubic sand will be dredged, filtered and spread alongshore line. >> can you just put the sand anywhere? >> no, we want to put the sand where it's going to do the most good. >> reporter: including at the brand new revel resort. >> i think it will be very important, that's what we're selling. we're selling a beach front experience. >> reporter: critics say this is just another example of man's folly, trying to replenish what the ocean is so determined to reclaim. but it can work. look at miami's south beach. >> if we let the natural erosion proceed, we wouldn't have any beaches in south beach, miami beach or large parts o

griego has more on the new ratings and what it means for the economy down to ocean. >> ocean city, maryland and dewey beach, delaware received five star rates. ocean city beachgoers should be aep to know they're -- should be happy to know they're dipping their toes in the cleanest waters. >> we had a great time. beaches were clean, water was great. >> ocean city's beach six and delaware's dewey beach were two of only 12 beaches to receive a five star rating. >> thsz -- this is the program designed to protect people and allow them to make healthy choices in their swimming. >> the report took into account water samples and health violations. >> we're happy to get the recognition. we hope people will consider that when vacationing. >> over all maryland came in 11th place while delaware took the top spot. >> we couldn't keep coming back if it wasn't clean. i'm glad it made the list. >> although ocean city has received recognition in the people's -- in the past, many locals hope it will do more to beef up the beach's reputation. >> i think a lot of people take for granite that we have such clean beaches here an

mid upper 70's in the north bay. 59 degrees in ocean beach. showing very warm conditions mid-60s on the coast. >> isabel: here is tiger woods shaking hands. at the 10th hole he had a long birdie putt to get to park. and at the 18th hole. a chip shot from the bunker and saves it. he is and a three-way tie. the audience is cheering. >> it was hard. it was rough. that course is very difficult. that is something that we have to do. >> it will probably be windy again today. phil michelson just barely made the cut with this plo-- pot! the crowd went wild.d let us turn our attention to the 17 year-old. he just left the state a championship he had the lead at the 17th hole! he did not make the cut at the last u.s. open but he will be playing today. >> what the u.s. open is a chance for them to see their favorite players there also drawn the attention. j.r. stone. >> i am ready to go. >> food, people, golf, the u.s. open. >> what is the most exciting part of today? >> meeting you! {laughter} >> people are living the life. >> and hue are the biggest ent

weather and traffic >>> good morning it is friday june 15th, 6:30 in the morning beautiful view of ocean beachnd san francisco normally foggy overcast area but the sun is shining even there the sun is shining on the commute this morning because bart is back in business transbay thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. >>> sunny skies in more ways than one i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. >> lisa argen is in for mike nicco. more about the forecast now. >> he was at a graduation forecast last night and we have a few forecasts for you today in concord hot for the high school graduation 7:00 tonight temperatures will be in the 90s so prepare for a pretty warm afternoon there we'll look for temperatures in the low 80s around fremont 3:00 for american high and elsewhere around the bay we are warming up today self it in city, 76 oakland, 85 san jose. look for the a's game tonight to feature sun, breezy conditions starting out with that numbers in the 60s and sunset near 8:30. >>> bart again reporting no delays. minor intermittent delays earlier this morning due to emergency track maintenance you

we look at ocean beach nothing but blue.the entire forecast just ahead. >>> egypt as a new president elect tonight. he made history when declared the winner in the country's first free presidential election. he succeeds hosni mubarak. dru levenson on the celebrations in cairo. >>> egyptians cheered in tears square as word came down mohammad morrissey their next president. the muslim brotherhood candidate their first democratically elected leader. he address the country. he promised to be a president to all egyptians and thank them for their confidence in him. he defeated another candidate in a runoff. mubarak's 30 rain ended last year when he was thrown from office during a pro-democracy uprising. this man caught more seas victory the first that and egypt is moving forward. other supporters were upset clamming the victory of less than 3% proves that egypt is not united behind muslim brotherhood rule. the white house called on the president elect to advance national unity. morrissey promises his cabinet will be diverse he als

ocean. volunteers receive free passes to the aquarium. a beautiful day on the beach. if you're in the east bay you want to get to a pool. >>> it was warm. the temperatures mostly in the mid to upper 80's, inland, and close to the shoreline for it cool. as a look at the shoreline ocean beach in san francisco the temperature is 66 degrees. go to dublin the temperature is 85. you go 30 mi. and pick up 25 degrees. relief is always in sight, from the top of mount diabolo q look at there. concord is 89 degrees. 77 and oakland, 78 for san francisco. 84 in san jose. a hot august night in june. usually we still have the influence of june gloom but not tonight. it will be brisk close to the ocean. for radar is what you cannot see that affects us. a dome of high pressure over the ocean and gives us a little kick of and onshore breeze. santa rosa gets' winds from the southwest santo san jose gets winds from the northwest. not doing much to cool us off. tomorrow morning lots of sunshine temperatures in the '60s. redding, 96 degrees tomorrow. 73 at lake tahoe. 72 at yosemite villag

we head out to be ocean beach. the forecast coming up. what it for you after the break. >>> torrential ran damaged homes and roads near mobile alabama. air tran in a touchdown. no reports of injuries. national weather service downpour's likely to continue into monday. some roads were flooded and caved in. some motorists were rescued after they got stuck in mud. in the florida panhandle instead of emergency declared in pensacola counting officials assess the damage after three days of torrential rains damaged roads and homes. some drivers were damaged that and trapped after trying to make their way on flooded streets. >>> we thought the water was relatively shallow soil onto the side but it was deeper than we thought water washed up over my hood and drown the engine. >>> county officials asked residents to stay home. rainfall estimated at 20 in.. a red flag warning as brine told us >>> it was a revelation when you get old enough and realize summertime is the time when most other parts of the country get the rain is in the summer. when you

a live look at ocean beach the fog is coming in, brian hackney, >>> as if life was not perfect san francisco giants pitcher matt cain has something special to look forward to. on the heels of throwing the first perfect game in franchise history he is set to appear on the late show with david letterman. he is scheduled to read the top- 10 list monday. a warm and sunny day for san francisco's north beach festival. one of the oldest street fairs. north beach is an francisco's little italy. as well as the birthplace of the beat generation. it featured face painting and food. today the festival continues tomorrow 3 mi. east to help thousands in the bay area the east a panicked a pope hates advocacy foundation posted a 5 k walk and oakland. all the money goes to local organizations. ten thousand feet living with hiv and in east bay funding is not here for the east bay, a lot of these people live on less than $1,000 a month and is what helps them. >>> before the walk began organizers announced their raise more than $120,000. if you did and the exercise you wanted to start early. >>> interesting to

few hours away if you're headed to the beach was not here were looking good with clear skies in ocean beach enjoy some nice temperatures even allow the coast line. hot and parts of the bay. inland the temperatures will be soaring likely well into the '90s in some of the interior spots. it looks like rocklin have another hot day to day the solstice 409 summer begins officially this afternoon and then drastic changes to that as the cloud cover in the fog surge back on so short. looks like the changes to the next few days including the weekend. that pressure green is the sunshine today the warmest day the weaken behind the to low dropped 7 night and that wasn't cold air on short bringing back a look cloud cover in the fog. tonight at surges back on shore filling into the bay and some of the valley as well as huge difference to the daytime temperatures by tomorrow afternoon. 92 degrees in morgan hill and 86 in milpitas. beautiful sunshine in said that they staying that way all afternoon. enjoy the sunshine and warm weather with big changes tomorrow on a heightened the place is struggling to get

. >>> it is cooler for now, changes and had the change is in evidence in ocean beach which you can barely see. pr,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> agreed to voters went to the polls to select new leadership. projections showed the new democracy party which fails the bailout has won. cbs reporter shows us it is an election watched by the world and has implications for the u.s. economy. >>> greek voters went to the polls and shows voters chose leaders want to keep the country in the rose zone. the conservative new democracy party declared victory. the party should be able to form a coalition government to make sure greece sticks to the conditions of its $164 billion bailout. a financial crisis made it depended on loans. the new leader faced a challenge, he and the lead up to the election he rallied voters as a promise to rip up the agreement which led to drastic spending cuts to tax hikes and the slashing of salaries and pensions. >>> this means that the millions of people who demonstrated. during the last two years now make it clear choice >>> the news is likely to calm jitters in global financial market

sunny and breezy the story looking outside by ocean beach plenty of sunshine and temperatures topping out in the '60s and above 80 in some spots in and cooler temperatures and showers in the forecast. " >>> help get eggs for breakfast today national egg today, a good source of protein and vitamin d, if you think national a day is a recent convention think again the roman emperor claudius declared national a dead to encourage rahman's it to eat eggs after a poultry plate and said it has endured for 500 years. >>> the does it news is forecast is excellent. big changes beautiful today, not so much tomorrow, would drop the temperatures the l a in a few showers in a thunderstorm. chance of showers by monday morning and we see breezy and cool conditions for afternoon where the chance of thunderstorms. if you like a degree temperatures temperatures will rebound by mid-week. satellite shows an impressive storm system starting off will see showers for early morning hours started north and making way south, and an air mass moves been dropping temperatures significantly, and breezy, or starting

we have low 80s anticipated for navato in san raphael and mid-60's for ocean beach. your seven day around the bay extended forecast shows a mixture of afternoon sunshine. we have partly cloudy conditions as we head into the weekend. temperatures start to trail often looks like we could gain a couple more degrees as we start the next work week. now let us look at your weather and see how the roads are shaping up. >> george: the roadways still look pretty nice. let us check the bridge as we look at your ride in the westbound direction we are free of any back up or delay. this is a gift for morning for your drive to the bay bridge and youthful traffic conditions. for the golden gate bridge 101 south bound is an easy ride with no delays. >> george: as we check the traffic map, we will start looking east bay, everything is completely clear. i did mention a problem on city streets and open and this is near market street and seventh that is near the freeway on ramp. there is a big rig that is engulfed in flames on city streets and smoke is rising from the scene and it may b

here's a look from mount tamalpais this morning looking back towards ocean beach, a few clouds that's where they stay along the coast live doppler sitting and spinning to the north to the south you can see quiet now. clouds evaporate rating -- evaporating as we speak. winds gusty around sfo, no more flight arrival delays. if you step out 58 san francisco, mainly around the bay 60s inland in the low to mid 70s around the monterey bay 59 santa cruz, 71 inland to gilroy. a few clouds along the coast rest of us sunny, breezy tomorrow like today, cooler breeze tomorrow one of the cooler days in the forecast we have summer warmth back in by sunday. today we warm a little one degree in oakland and san francisco and santa rosa, two san jose, fremont four, 80 in concord, five degrees warmer than yesterday. fairfield and highway 4 corridor from pittsburg, antioch to brentwood. everybody else upper 70s. berkeley 68 everybody else in the 70s, hercules 74. down south milpitas 72 everybody else mid to upper 70s. 62 half moon bay today. mid to upper 50s the rest of the coast mid 60s downtown south s

and fills in at stenson beach ocean beach south to half moon bay into santa cruz. that's how it goes in the morning. the fog goes away again tomorrow afternoon like it did this afternoon late. temperatures tomorrow those are 90s but look where they are. that's the central valley. most of our temperatures tomorrow 70s and 80s we might see a low 90 out towards antioch. i'm back at 10:45 we'll take a look at your forecast for tuesday see you back here. >>> it's big, it's bad and it really smells. but even so it's drawing a crowd. it's the so-called corpse flour and it's blooming right now at the uc davis botanical conservatory. the flour is said to smell like rotting flesh. both anists say the smell is to attract flies to help the plants reproduce. judging by the swished up noses it's clear the smell was pretty strong however the bloom is only expected to last through this evening. >>> a burglary caught on camera. the video captured by one bay area homeowner and the mess left behind by the burglar. >>> plus firefighters using small tools to practice look at you guys w

after the mile and a half swim to the shoreline they got on their bikes for an 18-mile ride to ocean beachlowed by an eight mile run to the marina. it drew quite a range of people. the youngest just 16, the oldest 76. >> speaking of that, tomorrow mark the 50th anniversary of the real escape from alcatraz. it was in 1962 when the three men used spoons and knives to dig the tunnel. they put dummy heads in their beads, after escaping they launched a raft made of rain coats into the bay and vanished. their fates are unknown. authorities still have warranting for them, warrants that will stay active until their 100th birthday. >> pleasant hills police chief has announced his retirement. pete dunbar has been chief since 2006 and worked in law enforcements for 30 years. he told the times he is retiring for financial reasons, he said that he would loose money if he kept working any longer. his base salary was $193,000. >> a community meeting is scheduled for tomorrow in san francisco to discuss regulations of party buses. some club owners along broadway are unhappy with the buses that bring hundr

live cbs 5 whether carry looking out at ocean beach where the wind is howling right now. on shore at 30 mi. per hour. gusting up to 31 m.p.h. at 56 degrees. clear skies tonight, the coast is clear. sunny and warmer on saturday. with an offshore flow kicking in this weekend. right now other notable numbers. 71 degrees in santa rosa and mid-60's in mountain view all the way through south san francisco. 65 degrees in fremont and union city. the cbs 5 when the camera looking live towards the tri valley where the wind is currently up to 70 mi. per hour, to the south of san jose, 22. sfo has wind gusts at 51 mi. per hour. 21 in san fransisco, why the very gusty winds? that right there. the uc this viral activity? the center of an area of low pressure, and upper level area of low pressure, a cold front dining against the ridge of high pressure causing a gradients, we will begin to ease back but not until tomorrow night. until then, '40's and '50's across the board. santa rosa and in mill valley. low fifties in mountain view otherwise low 40's in pacifica. tomorrow's daytime high