at on peak, you'll be charged the most, another shoulder, another off peak. so what happens is that your production looks like this on the hours of the day. you're going to produce more obviously during the suspect with peaking around noon. when you overlay the curve, they kind of look like this. so solar lines up very well with peak usage. remember when you're overproducing and selling during the day and buying at night, you can use this differential so you're selling high and buying low. that differential can actually use to your advantage depending on your lifestyle. ok, your paybacks ranges from eight to 18 years if you have to look at it that way from people who typically buy. the return anywhere from 5 to 15% or 18% or more on those big systems. so it's not a bad return for a very, very low risk investment. let's say you have 7% on p.v., you're going green. if you got that from your stocks, your principal would be going into risk. so anyway, stocks can go down as we well know. this is very solid. monthly cash flow, let's talk about that. if you were to f

vice president goh: yes, that is what i am looking at, and let me just take one peak at that. and while i am doing that, it does seem that cases like this come before us, and it seems that sometimes the planning department does meet the individual do what is done. i am remembering a case that involved windows that someone replaced without a permit, at great expense, and the planning department did require that a homeowner to change it out, even though it was extremely expensive, so i am just wondering about the allegations of who you know makes a difference. >> obviously, i cannot speak to the windows case that you were speaking about. i do not know that case, but in this particular case, it is my understanding that the impact of 1.5 feet is so insignificant that making them reduce it would not really benefit the public well -- realm, so, therefore, that would be the decision. vice president goh: is not discouraging people from doing work without a permit one of the goals, as well? -- it doing work without a permit one of the goals? >> to educate and help the permit holder to

vice president goh: yes, that is what i am looking at, and let me just take one peak at that. i am doing that, it does seem that cases like this come before us, and it seems that sometimes the planning department does meet the individual do what is done. i am remembering a case that involved windows that someone replaced without a permit, at great expense, and the planning department did require that a homeowner to change it out, even though it was extremely expensive, so i am just wondering about the allegations of who you know makes a difference. >>

about 90 degrees on the bayshore, and peak heating on monday. that is one of the triple digits, inland. 90s along the bay shore and this will be stifling on monday. thankfully, it is only one day and then on tuesday, a cool off. and then towards next week a various degrees of cooling with thursday, friday temperatures will be much more unseasonable for this time of year. >> -more seasonable. >> thank you. >> gubernatorial meg whitman was in fresno on friday. chute dependingdefending her commentse pointed to fresno's economy and unemployment rate above 50% that it is unacceptable. and with the union supporters. the unemployment rate is-15%, and that met with and as a wall street agenda. there is a new poll. barbara boxer is leading carly fiorina. and 40% ar s boxer, and topers and the voters are still undecided. this was 857 registered voters and the ramount o air is 4.2%. >> and steven colbert testified on migrant farm workers in front of congress and if they take money and jobs away from congress? and to experience a day in the field in upstate

temperatures peeking out on -- peaking out on monday. and next weekend we'll be about ten degrees warmer than this weekend. >> i asked you for the indian summer and you delivered. thank you very much. >>> bad wi-fi service, dropped connections and internet videos that constantly stop and sputter. it could be a thing of the past things to a new fcc decision. it's known as super wi-fi. >> reporter: buffering that we tolerate to watch video over the internet. buckle up, a faster wireless internet service is just down the highway. >> it will be like a new turbo charged wi-fi. >> reporter: it will be an innet on steroids coming through the currently unlicensed spectrum known as white spaces. they are all the unused airwaves between channels. they're used as a buffer zone. but now with digital tv, less space needed and so the fcc will license that space for a new internet service, a service that will provide lightning speed. current internet speeds maxes at 54 mega bits or 54 miles an hour. >> new stuff is going to be in the white space runnin

an extra $30 if you fly on peak days. some airlines are reluctant to add new flights. i'm jane king reporting for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 62 degrees on tv hill. another check on weather and traffic straight ahead. >> john harbaugh has 15,000 reasons to be sorry for something that happened on the field in cincinnati. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think of a plan to make environmental education a required part of the school curriculum? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. good luck. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. a busy ride out there. there is an overturned tractor trailer blocking two right lanes. there are delays on southbound 95 that the fort mchenry toll plaza. there is a disabled truck there. there is an overturned vehicle in aberdeen. 95 just south of aberdeen is moving well despite the early accident. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> things are pretty quiet. we have a few h

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if you live on twin peaks you can drop into 6 neighborhoods quickly. any san franciscoians feel they have one neighborhood, we feel like we have 6 or 7. we are blessed. >> we have a beautiful park and wonderful forests. we are a appreciative of the (inaudible) and we are a quick trip over the hill to the heart of the city and just a step away from 280. so it's a wonderful location for the parish but for us as residents. >> (inaudible) at the time it was affordable, a family area, a great location, close to 280 and has a great neighborhood association, active. neighbors that have been there 30 years. it's stable. and great. >> we like the proximity to the mune, because we like it a lot. >> i heard about westportal and at that time there were a number of stores that went away. but the people came to find the things you couldn't find anywhere else. it's like being back in the midwest. >> it has a great transportation and old fashion feeling. the most unusual street of any part of san francisco. >> i love it, not for the summer weather, but i like the ocean

on friday. we will see warming, peaking on thursday, 83 inland.y temperatures will cool down some, friday and saturday as the storm pushes through, warming back up. >>> in sports, in the wake of two embarrassing performances, the 49ers and raiders try to figure out what went wrong and the jets and ravens slug it out on monday night football. gary is next with all the sports. jaguar platinum coverage is not just a warranty. it's a belief in everything we do. it's a 5 year, 50,000 mile promise. with complimentary scheduled maintenance no-cost replacement of wear and tear items and 24/7 roadside assistance. because when you create the most beautiful, fast cars on earth, you create an ownership experience to match. >>> good evening. mike single tarry didn't waste time. he called a 49er team meeting and of course, he couldn't wait to lay into the fellahs after yesterday's 31-6 dropping. the 49ers worst home opening defeat since 1999. michael wasn't very good. hassle back took them apart. i will tell you what happened. listen to the aouncer jump all ove

if you plan on flying in the upcoming season, you better brace yourselves. there will be plenty of peak travel days between thanksgiving and new year's with higher air fares to driving to the increased cost of flying including a new add-on fee -- a peak travel they feed. but earlier than normal and avoid booking on those days. they suggest flying on the holiday if possible. >> thanksgiving day is one of the lightest airline traffic days in the entire year. christmas day is, too. >> early october is the latest you are likely to find a bargain fares for the holiday. losing a combined weight of 503 pounds, they are the biggest losers ever. former winners joins us live with a preview of season 10. sandridge? >> -- the get a beautiful view. high pressure, "canadian high pressure today. and is currently 72 downtown, 74 >> welcome back. a new study finds a link -- a link between a virus and childhood of this city -- obesity. it affects stem cells turning them into fat. researchers at uc san diego found 36% had amino virus 36. within the group of obese children, they weighed an average of 35 po

10% more and part of that will come from the extra charges that you're going to have to pay to fly on peakvel days. so here is your best bet. leave on thanksgiving day and come back on tuesday and you'll save. >>> so 2009 was the zhu zhu pet. this year it's the squeaky. these are pencil toppers and if you haven't heard of them, you will. it is on the toys "r" us 2010 list of hot toys and here are other ones. calico critters luxury townhouse, disney pixar toy story 3 try county land phil. singa imagineig. they are cute. pillow pets. and the nerve and strike stampede. that's just a small amount. i went and brought some of these in here to show you. >> you are putting pressure on me. we're not even at halloween. >> well you need to get it together. because this was the last jiggy on the shelf. leapster made the link. ker plunge and this lego game. these are cute and they go in this little house. >> and speaking of toy stores, toys "r" us bought fao swartz and don't be surprised if you see one popping up at tysons galleria. they bought the toy store and are opening up pop-up stores just in tim

it would take people on a 1 1/2 mile ride to a spot near mission peak. shows us one man's on a mission to make that tram a reality. >> i sit around and think a lot. >> reporter: doug tinny is the first to admit he's a retiree with a lot of time. how do we know you're not crazy? >> i think i am certifiably crazy? >> reporter: you know the trams that take you up to squaw valley? ken any has an idea building one at the base of mission peak to go here 2,400 feet up the mountain. >> if you give them something totally unique and no one else in the bay area has it, there's a possibility they will come. >> reporter: this red line shows the path of the proposed mission peak tram. the summit station would be a low key one-story building. the former graphic designer made a logo calling it the peak experience. at $15 a ride tinny guesses it will rake in more than $4 million a year in ticket sales, boost local tourism and put freemont on the map. >> think about what we could too that would aid freemont in -- do that would aid freemont in being something more than just

it be messy and chaotic extinguishing effect it claims to underlying real wealth or let's move on to peak oil the international energy agency has called the i.a.e.a. they recently are talking about global demand for oil continuing to rise whereas production of oil seems a peaked out certainly the cheap oil the oil that's relatively cost effective to get out of the ground we've gone past that point and now all the oil to be found going forward is going to be considerably more expensive hope i don't blow the answer there but big oil. is a working definition of peak oil and talk talk a little bit about it well essentially peak oil is the production maximum it's not a reflection of how much oil is or is not under the ground it's what can you extract and so you have to look at net energy energy return on energy invested which is falling off a cliff then if you get to the point where the energy return on energy invested is one now which you put a barrel of oil in and you recover a barrel of oil is with energy at that point you no longer have an energy source it doesn't matter how much oil is le

the heat will peak on monday with hundreds in our east bay valleys, 90s the north bay and the south bayarts of the peninsula and east bay shore with 80s all the way out to the coast. it's also monday when we could have poor air quality the east bay valley and santa clara valley. enjoy the fresher air this weekend. start with our temperatures today. remember, we're building up to that heat over the weekend. 80 dublin, low to mid-90s the rest of us, pleasanton 90 degrees. richmond the cool spot at 81, oakland 84 all the way to castro valley and fremont. mid to upper 80s south bay. possibly near 90 los gatos. on the peninsula today low to mid-80s with sunshine and on the other side of the mountains, low to mid-70s along the coast. downtown san francisco and south san francisco and sausalito upper 70s to low 80s. we'll have mid-80s san rafael and vallejo but upper 80s to near 90s most of the north bay valleys. 70s at your beaches. 74 monterey and 90s morgan hill, gilroy and hollister. tonight 60 in san francisco, oakland, san mateo, fremont, san jose, concord and antioch. but everybody else

>> going up to twin peaks. >> one form does not change much. >> eucalyptus trees have got much taller. that is not halt leading up to predict that is the hill leading up to there. fifth avenue, that area of san francisco. ucsf. that is this area right here. >> it is an earthquake hazard micro zone. >> again, another example of the wpa. the streets, they wanted to get to the top of the hill, said the duties beautiful walls and stairways. they are doing well. >> all of these hillsides have catalyzed the design and construction of the interesting foundations and sub framing. >> up there, you'll find quite often, because it is rock, they have dug holes, filled it with concrete, put pulls up, and built their buildings. they have been there actually now 67 years. >> some of these are significant earthquake hazard? >> many of them, because they're not properly braced, because the foundations are not deep enough. the consequences could be significant during an earthquake. >> the tunnel opened that whole section up to development. did that lead to park side? >> west portal is right here. it th

on sunday. and the heat peaks on monday when the temperatures are expected to hit the triple digit mark as we headthe weekend for the inland areas. definitely getting warm. let's look at the water vapor imagery. the warming continuing on saturday. what will happen is subtle changes will take place. a strong trough approaches, and it just weakens the ridge enough to allow a sea breeds to kick in earlier -- breeze to kick in earlier why. the inland areas remain about the same. the sea breeze will cool the coastal areas down by a few degrees. not for long and the temperatures come back up again, and we could be talking about near record numbers on monday. tonight it is going to be a mild night. the low to upper 50s across the bay area. it is a spare of the air for your saturday. moderate air quality. good around the rest of the bay area. if you are making plans, here are the temperatures. it is going to be a warm day. 90 in milpitas. 90 within -- 91 in san jose. 89 in mountain view. millbrae, 86 degrees. if you are going to the pacifica fog fest, beautiful weather, but no fog. 74 degrees. downtown sa

one this weekend. temperatures peaking on monday.ike will tell us more about that and where that natural air conditioning went and when we can see it again maybe. >> a u.c. berkeley graduate hopes to meet in person with iran's president today in new york and plead for the release of her fiancee and another friend accused of spying. sarah shourd spent 14 months in solitary confinement in a tehran prison before being released last week. iranian authorities arrested her and bauer and fatal near iraq. they say they were hiking near northern iraq. she talks about her experience today on abc's "good morning america." >> the most important thing is we were hiking behind a tourist site and there was absolutely no indication of a border. so we had no intention of going to iran. a mistake was made. this whole thing has been a huge misunderstanding. >> she said she favored a few moments in prison, a marriage proposal from bauer and a chocolate birthday cake. she'd go back to iran if it means proving her intense and that of shane and josh. you c

obvious reasons and we're expecting heat to peak on thursday with triple digits inland. low 70s at beaches. by friday, temperatures starting to fall just a few degrees but you don't see considerable cooling until heading towards sunday, monday time period. and there is labor day, low 80s inland. we're going to drop a good 30 degrees, upper 50s at beaches. back to you. >> thank you very much. thursday, pretty hot. >> that sounds like a lovely labor day weekend. 80s. not too hot at the coast. >> that is going to do it for us. world news is coming up next. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. i think that is an invitation whachl time do you want us over? world news is up next

we add about to 4 degrees on to the temperatures tomorrow, again sunday and they'll peak on monday, nround bay, near 80 at the coast. monday we could have poor air quality. air will start to clean and cool slighy wednesday and thursday. temperatures still above average. >> thanks. >> than a lot. listen to this, two south bay hospitals unveil what they hope is say new tool to cut down on your waiting time in the emergency room. san jose's good samarin and regional medical center wil now post emergencyoom wait times on their website. and they will send users the same information via text message. officials are stressing the tool is not meant to help those with serious life threatening injuries. if you have stroke or heart attack symptoms, you should call 9-1-1. >> a sudy by the university of arizona show elevator buttons have 40 times the bactria found on public toilet seats. researchers say e-coli and other stomach bugs are common on those buttons touched by huneds of people. a typical office desk has 400 more times bacteria than a toilet seat. the upshot, alwa wash your hands before yo

we add about 2 to 4 degrees on to the temperatures tomorrow, again sunday and they'll peak on monday,ear 90 around bay, near 80 at the coast. monday we could have poor air quality. air will start to clean and cool slightly wednesday and thursday. temperatures still above average. >> thanks. >> thanks a lot. listen to this, two south bay hospitals unveil what they hope is say new tool to cut down on your waiting time in the emergency room. san jose's good samaritan and regional medical center will now post emergency room wait times on their website. and they will send users the same information via text message. officials are stressing the tool is not meant to help those with serious life threatening injuries. if you have stroke or heart attack symptoms, you should call 9-1-1. >> a study by the university of arizona show elevator buttons have 40 times the bacteria found on public toilet seats. researchers say e-coli and other stomach bugs are common on those buttons touched by hundreds of people. a typical office desk has 400 more times bacteria than a toilet seat. the upshot, always w

but on very peak storm days, and this is something that the other speakers have brought up and how these intense storms are problematic for us, when we get a big storm we are pumping and treating all we can but we don't have enough capacity to handle all the water. so what will happen is these structures will fill and then they will discharge. we call that a combined sewer discharge into the bay or into the ocean. i want you to take note of that pipe that's represented going out to the right there where we drain into the ocean. there's where we start to get into our problem with rising sea level. this is a little bit bigger representation of the slide will showed that was showing the bay side of the city. this is sort of our transport storage structure around the entire city. we call it a moat. it's the way we collect rain water for later treatment. as i said, in light to moderate storms we can do a pretty good job of collecting all of the rain water and sanitary sewage and running it through the treatment plant. in fact, there are probably, in terms of calendar days, there might be 14 t

the camera on ballmer peak looking west, of course, and emeryville in the foreground.ome cloud coverage and much cooler temperature, a big plunge mike is going to talk about. we'll see how traffic is moving as folks head back with frances coming up. >> the story for you now, the top u.s. nato commander warns u.s. troops could be in danger if a florida churches going ahead with burning copies of the holy book. he leads a 50 member congregation in gainesville, florida. he plans to mark the 9th anniversary of the september 11th terror attacks on saturday by inviting people to burn copies of the karan on the lawn of his church. >> we're revealing again the violence of islam that is much, much deeper than we would like to admit. >> general petraeus say it will inflame public opinion and ignite violence. the former vice-chief of staff agrees. >> it is outrageous and it is insulting to muslims but also insulting to our soldiers in terms of what they stand for of what their commitment is to the muslims and the muslims in this country. >> yesterday a crowd of 500 people gathere

that's mainly because of the new add-on fees, including the one for peak travel days.ravel experts say there will be plenty of peak travel days between thanksgiving and new year's so, you can expect to pay more than last year. experts suggest early october is the latest you're going to find the holidays. weinly around the holidays. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] jerry brown's good old days. but what really happened? cnn -- not me -- cnn says his assertion about his tax record was "just plain wrong." jerry brown went out there and took credit for the fact that the people of california voted for proposition 13, which lowered taxes, which he opposed. and now he's going around taking credit for it. he raised taxes as governor of california. he had a surplus when he took office and a deficit when he left. he doesn't tell the people the truth. let's go! we got a 1-2-0 in progress. what's a 1-2-0? another airline is charging up to $120 roundtrip for two bags. [ imitating siren ] pull over! looks like we got a runner. pull over! we know you've been charging for bags!

in this world, and she does not know how she will maintain that if they find this out, and yet one of the peak in knows what is her kidnapper, walter, -- and one of the people who knows is her kidnapper, walter. the other thing she is caught up in is that this is a man who is known to have killed at least two girls and may have killed others. she is his only living victim, and she cannot help wanting to know why, and she feels guilty about wanting to know. when you are lucky, you are supposed to say, "i am lucky." do not question. do not think it is something special about you, but, boy, she is curious to find out why he left her alive and killed everyone else. tavis: what doesn't cause us to wrestle with with the notion of keeping secrets -- what does it cause us? >> to discover the price she has paid for the secret -- what has it cost her to wall off her life before the age of 15? any situation socially, professionally. if there are parts of yourself that you have to keep protected, how close can you be to anyone? she has a wonderful marriage. she has a great relationship with her parents an

there is atlantic first, coming up on the peak of hurricane southbound, tropical storm fiona is expected to weaken. one we're watching is hurricane earl. category fourp packing winds of 135 miles per hour tracking north, northwest at 18. take a look at eye on the powerful storm, it's a large hurricane. and it's expected to actually impact the mid atlantic states in 24 hours, so hurricane warnings up from north carolina up towards virginia. early as 11 tomorrow night, they can be dealing with rain, wind, and rip currents. here in the bay area there is a hotter days inland. triple digits z cooler at the coast. and there is upper 30s there. and sanda, thank you up next a nemesis of the sharks decides to join them this season. >>> getting its first gay student tonight at 9:00 why the creators of archie comics are adding the character and reaction from reader autos then at 11:00 air, community comes together for this fremont police officer shot in the line of duty. its coming up for you on news at 9:00 and 11:00. >> you and z.now, tension in 49ers land. >> yes. larry beil is here. >> there is

we will have three employees on staff at the terminal during peak hours, said it will be there for a couple of hours in the morning and evening beginning the 21st, and going to august 12 -- so they will be there. in addition, we will have two managers on site, supplemented by tjpa. director ford: is there any staff from any of the member agencies, such as ac transit, the mta? i think all of us should probably have some folks there to help supplement this and just make sure it is as smooth a transition as possible. that is something agency-wide we're looking at in the mta to make sure. you are planning to do that, too? there may be some coordination needed of all of these volunteers or employees that are going to be at the temporary terminals. >> we are in close coordination with meany -- with muni and with ac transit who will be working with the program. we're working closely with our staff on what dates they can help supplement our efforts. we will have a terminal right inside the entrance, and then they will be there as well and walking through the site. also, i know that ac transi