low clouds and fog surging onshore today. a stronger sea breeze and that means temperatures will be cooling down outside. no more 90s to speak of. temperatures into the mid-60s into san francisco, partly cloudy skies. a few leftover clouds in oakland at 65. sunshine 75 in san jose. 79 in concord. a complete look at your weekend forecast in just a moment. right now back to you guys. >> we are just 30 minutes from the opening bell. it's already shaping up to be another rough day on wall street. stephanie chuang joins us from san francisco where fears about another u.s. debt crisis are spreading around the globe. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank. same story it seems like. we wish we could bring better news of course. but if you check out yesterday's numbers here at the fidelity investments ticker, all in the red. this is yesterday. yahoo down .51 to 12.95. again all down arrows. this morning's futures also tumbled indicating what could be another tumultuous day here on wall street. the numbers were bad y

the strong onshore flow continues. we'll get a bit more clearing at think tomorrow and that trend will continue. n fact, a bit of a warmingcc1: trend as we head through the middle part of this coming week. here's the setup for us.cc1: that persistent trough that's been sitting across the pacific washington 1: state, bringing in these weak disturbances, reinforcing the arine layer and giving us thec: onshore wind. most of the eastern two thieve thirds, that will build back towards the west over southern california. it's not going to be dramatic warming for the bay area, but i think you're going to notice temperatures pop especially inland through tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. we are in for a little taste of summer with some 90s back in th: forecast. tonight a little bit of mist, cc1:le along the san mateo county coast, through the golden gate, marin county, san francisco, oakland through the early morning hours. some wet roadways here and there. tomorrow temperatures should be a bit warmer than what we saw today. li

stronger sea breeze taking the fog onshore meaning a slower burnback.peratures 10 degrees below average in some spots. 79 degrees and comfortable into concord and sunny in the afternoon. sunshine in santa rosa about 8 degrees below average there at 75. san jose checking in at 75 and sunny in the afternoon. san francisco still a couple of leftover clouds even they there blowage for this time of the year amend looks like it will continue to be the trend throughout the weekend. back to you. >>> a 4-year-old boy is in critical condition in santa rosa after he was hit by a speeding car in a crosswalk with his family. the car sped away from the scene. police arrested a 22-year-old man after witnesses pointed out his car. officers say the man does not have a driver's license. yesterday's crash is the city's second hit-and-run incident in the past five days. >>> and an autopsy is pending on the body of a gunman found dead after that two-day standoff in san rafael. yesterday afternoon, police found the suspect peter james thomas deaded in hotel room. he had barr

fog and low clouds making their way back onshore. high pressure though building in so i think tomorrow maybe just a couple degrees warmer around the bay area. right now, working on a fantastic evening outside. it's 86 degrees right now in livermore, 86 in concord, some sunshine into fremont at 74. 76 in san jose. cool in pacifica at 59. some of that fog even very dense still seeing some drizzle almost all day long out toward the beaches. all right. if you plan to travel around the state, you will find 80s 90s into the central valley by tomorrow afternoon as high as 87 in yosemite, 90 ukaih. high pressure looking to build back into the bay area. think it will slowly creep in tomorrow. more so over the weekend. we may get offshore winds late saturday and sunday making for fantastic weather even at the coast. but for tomorrow more fog and some sunshine here in the forecast for us. looks like less fog on the weekend. temperatures like this, plan on 80s as you make your way into the santa clara valley, 90 morgan hill. 79 redwood city, 60s

an area of low pressure that's kicking on the onshore flow. behind at trough is going to dig in through this weekend. that means the cooling trend continues. now, as we head through monday, tuesday and wednesday, big ridge of high pressure is going to move in. we have not seen a strong ridge so far in the past three weeks. we've had really, really nice weather as a result. looks like it's going to get hot next week but not too bad. 59 in livermore right now. you're on the way to about 79 later today with mostly sunny conditions. 79 in los gatos and 76 for you in santa rosa. i've got the seven-day outlook ready to go. let's get to you work on time. we're working for the weekend around here. >> everybody is working for the weekend. we're looking here to the peninsula, san mateo, we had an earlier sigalert, all lanes of southbound 101 blocked. activity to the shoulder. i still marked the accident active, because officers still on scene. sounds like the last of the crews about to clear and we have a speed there at 61 by the exclamation point. head

with the strong onshore wind flow, temperatures once again a bit below the average but very comfortable inland. highs approaching the lower 80s, mainly 60s to low and mid-70s right near the bay and hard pressed to get out of the low 60s if your headed toward the coast. not exactly the best beach weather. but we a looking for a shift in the weather pattern. it's going to take about 48 hours to arrive. thwe extended forecast does sho some changes. high pressure, it's been stationed across the desert southwest, finally lifting to the north and we've got a warming trend in your seven-day forecast. that's coming up. >> thank you, nick. >>> new this morning, we are following a deadlygin itan in

low pressure systems continue to bring that persistent low cloud deck and onshore flow. next one headed our way, we'll see very little change today and tomorrow. minor ups and downs around the bay and finally head on out with high pressure retrograding back into the bay area and rest of an onshore push and repression of this low cloud deck. 91 in yosemite with a 107 in palm springs. low 60s up by eureka. back home, upper 70s a few low 80s in campbell. 81 saratoga with 77 in sunnyvale. peninsula numbers, waiting on the sun and once we see that, the numbers will be in the mid-70s. average highs should be around 77 in mountain view. downtown, 65 today. so we'll see sun for the ballgame but in the north bay, it will be gray for in mill valley the next couple of hours. then upper 60s there. 72 san leandro, 74 castro valley and out over the hills, we'll bring the numbers down a few degrees but on nice day in concord, 84. walnut creek 84 in the 80s. monterey we're talking 64 while hollister warms to 77. for the game, sun will begin to couple and it will be breezy, low 60s here

here is lawrence. >> low clouds and fog stretching well onshore today.peratures well into the 50s and 60s. it looks like we will see some more sunshine and warmer weather on the way. details in just a moment. back to you. >> lawrence, thank you. >> thanks. 6:31. nfl calls the fan violence at candlestick park over the weekend appalling. >> oh, my god. >> stop pulling hair. >> bloody fights breaking out at 49ers raider game this weekend after the game in the parking lot, some in the stands. by the end of the night, two people had been shot and one fan knocked unconscious. stephanie trong is at candlestick where there was violence inside the stadium and as we saw in the parking lot as well. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: frank, good morning. now, here in front of gate a, on the south side of candlestick park is where stadium security was standing when one of the victims who had been shot actually drove up in his trunk. police say the 24-year-old man the, the victim had been shot several times in the stomach and wearing a t-shirt that read blanket nin

that's moving onshore right now. drizzle overnight tonight but changes in the works for the next couple days. the fog is pushing into san francisco but high pressure finally weakening no real strong areas of lope off the coastline. temperatures will be cool but toward the weekend, that high pressure ridge builds back in and temperatures going to soar around the bay area towards saturday and sunday. 76 and sunny in union city. temperatures in the 80s and 90s inland. 70s in place like oakland and alameda. 60s at the coastline. 70s and a few 80s in the valleys. and looking out over the next couple of days, the temperatures will come down a little bit. high pressure building in for the weekend. hot in spots inland towards saturday and sunday. >>> stay with us. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, are they just blocking another blocking another team from getting him??? >>> are the giants trying to trade for padres closer heath bell or just blocking another team from getting it? they took him off waivers. san diego no

onshore flow, providing some pretty thick fog this morning. we'll tell you where it's the most dense and how that could interrupt your commute. let's see how your commute is shaping up. it's mike inouye. >> welcome back. for the end of the week you're called the closer. yesterday saw slowing from mid morning all the way in toward midday. right now a smooth drive at the interchange and no major issues through livermore but we'll track 580. folks had a tough one yesterday. >> 5:01. the next time you stop by your favorite coffee shop or bar in san francisco, don't be surprised if you see a live musical performance, this come as city leaders try to inject life in local businesses and revive the storied music scene. kimberly joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning everyone. when you think of the music scene you might think nashville, new york, new orleans, but san francisco, well, a big push is now under way to make the city much more inviting to musicians and entertainers. the san francisco board of supervisors has given unanimous initial ap

those winds will start to shift more onshore, and it's going to move back in tonight. antioch right now, 84 degrees. livermore, 78. 82 in fatherfield. plenty of sunshine there. novato, 77. san francisco, 60. the fog starting to move in towards the golden gate. headed towards the bay. redwood city, 77. 73 right now and sunshine in san jose. the 24-hour change, livermore, you win it. you were down 10 degrees from this time yesterday. thanks to the trough of low pressure off the coast bringing in that cooler air mass. down two in san francisco. plus one in redwood city. san jose was down five degrees. so was napa, down eight degrees. so the warming trend -- you can expect that to come later in the week. next week. at least for the next few days, little change. definitely for sunday. we look at the fog and drizzle overnight, and the warming will begin as we head into mid-week. we started off with low clouds and fog will inland. started to see it kind of peel off a little bit. down toward accept cruz, -- santa cruz, but the strong onshore flow the last four to five days wil

so it will keep us with that strong onshore flow all week long. temps overnight mainly in the 50s to about 60 degrees in san jose. still a little humidity from that monsoon moisture so slightly muggy, especially around gilroy this evening. 56 our low tonight in los gatos, 55 in san francisco. i am still holding out hope we're going to warm things up a few degrees into tomorrow. the marine layer won't be quite as deep, mid-80s for morgan hills, 81 in san jose, a little closer to average for this time of year. 87 in livermore, right near the bay strong onshore flow continues, low 70s for san mateo, 70 in richmond, 75 in kentfield. we take you to the north bay where it's going to be a little cool but still very pleasant in san rafael at 75. 81 in novato. here is the extended forecast, i don't see any major changes this week. we'll warm things up a bit inland for tomorrow and getting into tuesday and wednesday. >> let's hope so. >> maybe a brief cooldown but not the hot, hot, hot. and i dnts make a graphic for it, but i was just looking at the extende

the fog the story over the next couple of days onshore.ressure on the west coast and, of course, that's going to keep the temperatures cooler for today as it's going to pump in cool air right off the coast inside the bay. temperatures come down outside. looks like they will start to rebound a little as we head to the latter part of the week. 89 degrees very comfortable day for this time of the year sacramento. 98 in fresno. 93 degrees in yosemite. 92 in ukiah. 64 degrees in the monterey bay. mid-70s in san jose, cool ter coastline bringing that jacket with you, cooler at the coastline. temperatures only in the 50s and 60s. 80s well inland, still 60s and very breezy this afternoon through the golden gate into oakland and alameda. 50s and 60s at the coastline, north bay 70s and low 80s well inland in santa rosa and fairfield by the afternoon. next couple of days we'll keep the temperatures down below average but toward thursday and friday numbers in the mid-90s the hotspots and cooling down a little bit toward the holiday weekend. can you be

as a result our cool fog pattern will continue with more of an onshore breeze here through mid-week atst. we'll see a little shift again by the end of the week into the weekend, but nothing tramatic. the hot spots in the low 90s tomorrow, back into the day, upper 90, low 60s, we see that cooling trend continue through mid-week. just subtle changes in our ever- present fog bank here. the fog bank is settling down, by september 16th we should see it clear out here. >>> dennis has an update. >> we have a warm news on the little league. could they pull off another walk-off, the giants, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, >> last year we were talking about giants and torture. this year it's not as much fun. torture isn't as much fun this year. >> you keep waiting for the magic to hit when they are getting the clutch hits, it's not happening. you wonder if it's going to happen. they were looking for their first three-game winning streak in more than a month. facing houston, trying to keep pace with the diamondbacks who are distancing themselves. he struck out 10 giants, off the mound to nail carlos

push, onshore push a little less than yesterday. we will look for sunshine in san francisco. 68 and with a little more of a northerly push. here is where the numbers in the north bay respond and warm up to the mid and upper 80s. sonoma, 94 in cloverdale. highs mid-70s for this time of the year in oakland. 79 in san leandro and out over the hills, low 90s. more widespread today with 93 in concord. 92 in danville. livermore coming in at 94. later on this afternoon, we'll look for highs in the 70s in watsonville and 90 in hollister. the sun is setting tonight at 7:45. days will get shorter, holding to the warmth and cooling begins the middle of the week. it looks pretty good for september which starts on thursday. then we got the holiday next weekend where we could be once again 60s at the coast to low 90s inland. >> so we're still behind normal? >> it's been a cool summer but average highs are right where they should be. >> all right. thank you, lisa. >> for the past three years a local teenager has been committed to help the people o

as we look upstairs, onshore flow developing as we have a faster sea breeze, more clouds, almost too late if you want to try to check some of the showers. 46 in san rafael for the cool spot. everybody else in the mid to upper 50s. afternoon hours, temperatures are well below averages, low to mid-60s into san francisco. upper 60s in richmond and oakland, low to mid-70s in the bayshore. mid-70s near 80 in the north bay and east bay valleys, we'll have low to mid-80s. down around the monterey bay, mid to upper 60s. inland, low to upper 70s with sunshine. accu-weather seven-day forecasts much cooler today. a slighted warming trend friday and saturday before another cooling trend begins on sunday. >> good morning everyone. overnight road workplace, approaching the golden gate bridge, chp is doing traffic breaks, i got stuck for ten minutes in one this morning. also heavy fog when you come out of waldo tunnel. san mateo bridge is clear this morning but northbound 880 the on-ramp is closed for road work. and 680 corridor, road work up and down north and southbound stone valley road both nor

then tomorrow the waves and the wind just blow onshore all day. and watch by tomorrow night some of that water may be piling up in new york. piers? >> well, it's a very worrying situation. chad, thank you very much. my only aid vice would be to listen to authorities, to take the advice that they give you. that's all for us tonight. new mayor bloomberg out with a troubling new assessment. they are expecting the storm surge from irene to flood the area which includes the ground zero construction site with anywhere from 6 to 12 feet of water. it and other low-lying neighborhood on a mandatory evacuation order. mayor bloomberg saying the city transit system will shut down at noon tomorrow. all five local airports also in danger of flooding. they are being closed right starting at noon care this is what they are concerned about. pictures here of irene hitting the bahamas, new yorkers i used to seeing this on tv, but up close. they might see a version of that and about 36 hours from now. all day today irene was making its way north. and as it did. emerg

at the beaches the onshore breeze weakens. a warmer sunday. this high pressure will give way to the upper heavily disturbances once again through mid-week which means more fog and cooler weather will be back through the week. by the weekend we should see another warmup. plenty of warming taking place in the central valley. fresno. thunderstorms in the high country of the sierra here. likely to appear again tomorrow afternoon. much like it did today. fog will move back to the beach through the day leaving us with a little more sunshine than what we had today and slightly warmer temperatures as once again we will see mid to low 90s for the hot spots. into the upper 80s across east bay and into the north bay. upper 60s. on the peninsula mid to low 60s at the beach and brief warmup will cool off again through mid- week as we see that cooling trend for most of the week a little bump headed our way again just in time for the weekend. that's your forecast now. let's get all the chilling details on candle stick from kim. >> definitely was chilling on

and then the fog is going to start to race onshore once again tonight. but that fog really kind of a thin marine layer today being squashed by a stronger ridge of high pressure that's compressing it right down to the surface. so it burned off early on and is back out toward the coastline. that leaves most of the bay area looking good. so sunny skies, it's going to be very warm especially inland going to get hot in some spots maybe some low 90s in the hot areas inland. 60s and 70s inside the bay, maybe some 80s toward the santa clara valley. and at the coastline couple of patches of fog and sunshine, cool temperatures. tonight low clouds and fog going to start to stretch back onshore, at least into the bay. maybe a couple of patches in the interior valleys but otherwise staying mostly clear so not a bad night tonight and tomorrow similar day. numbers rating up outside. we have 78 in livermore, 74 and sunny san jose. a beautiful 73 degrees right now in the napa valley. and 68 degrees into oakland so you get the idea these temperatures running warmer than y

tonight expecting some patchy low clouds onshore. mostly clear though in the interior valleys.vernight lows generally into the 50s. so looking like a good night ahead and i think some better weather into the next couple of days. that fog beginning to break up around the bay area. you can see some holes at the coastline right now and we are hoping that continues that way into the afternoon hours. so it looks like some better weather as high pressure is building in. a trough is pumping in cooler air so temperatures below normal but not bad. sunshine for most today. tomorrow we are going to see some improving weather. latest computer model is picking up on some better weather toward the afternoon as we are going to clear out the skies nicely even at the beaches. then overnight tonight, likely to see the fog creep back in along the coastline, up along the san mateo county coast and back onshore overnight tonight. so yup, it is going to be great tomorrow morning. enjoy the sunshine today. how about 80 degrees in san jose. 76 palo alto. 56 in palo alto. eats bay numbers into the mid-

the north bay 60s at the coastline, still lots of 70s and 80s the further you head onshore.days we are going to watch the temperatures coming down on wednesday and thursday, not bad but more low clouds and fog. the weather will improve for the all important weekend. that's a look at weather. back to you. >> now we know where your mind is, lawrence. >> exactly. >>> drought to feel guilty about surfing the -- you don't have to feel guilty about surfing the web at work as it may improve your job performance. researchers found it can refresh tired workers and make them significantly more productive and efficient with less mental exhaustion and boredom and add more engagement to their minds. the researchers even warned employers that they should not overly restrict workers' web access and should allow time for limited personal browsing. >> i guess that means we are in good shape. >> yup. >>> would you like to volunteer but can't find the time? on the consumerwatch today, julie watts explains how volunteering just got a whole lot easier. >>> let's see, this morning i got in at 7:3

still have a strong onshore flow and the marine layer is about 2,000 feet deep. it just seems like we keep saying the same thing every day. there are some changes in the extended forecast. clearing today but clouds will fill back in overnight. tomorrow morning likely a little more drizzle here and there along the peninsula and into the north bay. then we're setting the stage for a bit of a warming trend. it's not going to be dramatic but we will see warmer temperatures in about 48 to 72 hours. the reason is this trough which has been so persistent across the west coast will give us some relief. it's going to lift to the north as high pressure begins to build in across southern california warming thinz up, especially inland, into tuesday, wednesday and thursday. tonight low temperatures mainly down into the 50s. santa cruz up : highway 1 and even 280, you'll see a little mist and drizzle after 10:00 or 11:00 p.m. san francisco same story and low clouds will be in force tomorrow morning. offcc1: gray, basically baywide. then temperatures very similar to what we saw

now, tonight we are going to see that fog surge back onshore again. so it's going to make its way all the way into some of the valleys. mostly cloudy and heavy drizzle at the coast. tomorrow, well, it's going to be very similar starting with patchy fog and then giving way to some of the sunshine in the afternoon but really only pulling back out toward the coastline with a little finger sticking in just inside the bay. so it looks like the temperatures going to be cooler across the board, stronger sea breeze in effect for today. we have seen some of the winds gusting to 30-plus miles per hour. this whole trough starting to make its way down the west coast and that's enough to ramp up the sea breeze and bring more clouds in our direction. so cooling the numbers off here and around the state. 89 degrees, that's a very comfortable number for this time of year in sacramento. 95 in fresno. 93 in ukiah, about 97 in redding. around the bay about 75, sunny in san jose. 71 breezy into union city. cloudy at the coastline with 50s and low 60s. all the 90s are gon

we do have a nice onshore breeze this morning, even the peninsula seeing that onshore breeze.pper 50s, low 60s across the bay for the noon time. widespread 60s, low 70s. then for the afternoon, we remain below normal. widespread 70s, some low 80s out there for our valley location. 80degrees livermore. right around the bay, 60s. upper 60s for oakland today. low 60s for the coastline. we do have high pressure beginning to build in as early as tomorrow. temperatures sitting in the low 90s for tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, and upper 60s for the coast. >>> chihuahuas may be small dogs, but their population is growing too fast. too fast for advocates. one is offering a solution, and for free, but no one seems to be taking advantage of it. >> reporter: they are tiny. but what they lack in size, they are apparently making up for in numbers. the chihuahua population is booming in california, and rescue groups are in crisis mode. >> arc has currently 30 in the system, and if you go to public facilities, county facilities over 30% of the dog population can be chihuahuas. there's a re

about a eurobond which could be used to help those struggling countries and instead pledging to focus onshore up support for the euro. as far as the u.s. economy goes, we have pretty strong earnings from home depot and wal-mart, key showing that consumers are still showing up despite economic head winds blowing out there and industrial production in the u.s. grew in july by almost 1%, biggest gain since last deals. looking at the market, the dow is down by 89 although an improvement from a couple of hours ago. nasdaq is down by 38. the s&p lower by 13. and with stocks going down, more people putting money to gold, another record close today at $1,785 an ounce. >> 90 points is like kids' stuff. >> reporter: the thing with volatility, we were talking about the swings and even over the past three days when the market was positive, volatility works that way, too. until we see these gains and losses more in a smaller double- digit range we cannot say that we're in the clear yet. >> we'll be looking for that. thank you, jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> president obama is on the stu

, which is now becoming a little bit more modest, roughly about 1200 to 1500 feet deep, does move onshore but it's very patchy before it pushes back towards the coast tomorrow. so let's take it hour by hour. right now clouds at the coast trying to saturate into the bay 50s and 60s there. sunny in redwood city, 87 in walnut creek. numbers in the mid-50s to the mid-80s a good 31-degree temperature span at this hour. tonight overnight we become overcast with numbers into the 50s. southwest wind begins to dial back. satellite indicates that we have the bank of clouds offshore, low pressure to the north, high pressure out over the four corners states. this area of high pressure is going to continue to expand for one more day allowing us near seasonal temperatures before this low just hangs offshore and goines cool us down for the weekend. tomorrow thursday overcast at the beaches, stinson beach topping off in the upper 50s to low 60s in bodega bay, otherwise onshore we'll see sunshine and 38 degrees in sonoma. east bay numbers stacking up from the 60s and 70s closer to the bay of water with a

system will creep back towards the east allowing this low to roach the coast and bring more of an onshore flow bye will increase the marine layer and see those subtle fluctuations resulting in the cooling trend that will carry us through mid-we believe as, once again, very subtle changes. nothing dramatic. it is peak fog season, about what you would expect. there's some of those triple digit readings from redding to fresno. clearing the high country this year, the fog will turn tonight, to give way by more sunshine tomorrow around midday. temperatures a few degrees cooler than today, that would be mid-90s in the inland valleys. upper 720s in the east bay, upper 60s on the peninsula, a little cooler on the beach, upper 50s as you see. that cooling trend continues through mid-week, pretty close to cease analysis norms, then coming into the weekend we see again see a few bumps up but no heat waves in sight as we see subtle fluctuations in our onshore flow, dictating our temperatures for the next week. >> we'll take it. thank you very much jim. appreciate it. >> soon you'll find more fashions

the altamont pass, the onshore winds. of course the windmills spinning around the pass with the onshore breezes. we will see the low clouds spilling in, probably close to 60 around first pitch time tonight. giants taking on the cubs. then 50s and eventually low clouds coming in. i think we'll see sunshine at least to start, and then we will see low clouds moving into san francisco as we approach midnight. so some of our weather headlines despite the fact right now we've got the clear skies, we will see low clouds coming back in as we head into later tonight. morning drizzle, and then for tomorrow afternoon and probably on into wednesday, we're going to see a brief cooldown in temperatures before things start to warm up for the second half of the week. air quality looks outstanding. again, for your outdoor plans, thanks to the strong sea breeze. no problems, no spare the air day around the bay area tomorrow. notice we have the sunshine including the peninsula, golden gate bridge, a sunny dry commute into san jose. even to

tonight the fog is going to march back onshore. i think most of the valleys will stay clear.he fog should make its way into the bay maybe a little dense too. watch out for that early on tomorrow morning. still, the fog had extended well onshore but is pulling back now and it looks like it's going to stay camped out at the beaches if you head in that direction. you have a cool 56 degrees in pacifica but now 47 in livermore and 68 degrees in vallejo. still it looks like high pressure will continue to build in out of the southwest. it's going to slowly slide in our direction here. that will be just enough to help warm those temperatures up over the next few days. no major changes in the forecast for the latter part of the weekend so we have a mix of sunshine and night and morning low clouds and fog. fairly stable weather pattern ahead. 80 the expected high in san jose, about 75 in san mateo. 59 in daly city. east bay temperatures as high as 91 in brentwood, about 84 in walnut creek, 67 degrees in berkeley. and in the north bay, we are expecting those temperatures up into the 70s

we'll see the clouds pushing back onshore. it looks like tomorrow morning i'm not looking at a lot of condensation in the form of drizzle. but it will be an awfully gray start just about everywhere. then the clouds dial back to the seashore and then roll back onshore during the early evening hours. now, this marine layer looks like it's quite compressed and roughly about 1200 to 1500 feet deep. not as deep as it has been, so it should burn off a little bit more rapidly at the bay for your wednesday. and then high pressure quickly continues to try to fill in. the relative humidity drops into right around the 20 to 25% mark. so it's still in the high side as far as fire danger is concerned. but what we're looking at here are temperatures. today so far about 65, san francisco. 78 degrees santa rosa. 80 san jose. and at the airport in livermore at 90 degrees, lot city checked in at 87 degrees. that's still very close to that seasonal high. so the benefit there is you haven't had to have your air- conditioner on too much inland and

will stay below average with this cool fog and loy clouds moving onshore throughout the day right throughthat will keep the leader of the gales in moraga through 2021. he has one of the best programs on the west coast and also ncaa contention and 208 victories. that is a wrap. mike shumann will be here at 5:00 p.m. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. >> next at 8:30 california's overall unemployment picture goes from bad to worse and supermarket bags the influence of the industry on california schohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohohoho

it's rushing onshore.t retreats to the coast tomorrow late day so we'll see some partial clearing around stinson beach. but for the most part, we are going department temperatures pretty much where they were today along the coast and bayside but inland, high pressure is beginning to build in a little bit more so we'll go with the warmest day of the workweek tomorrow inland. we'll pinpoint your forecast kick-starting with stinson at 62. 20 degrees warmer in santa rosa. 30 degrees warmer from stinson beach to fairfield at 92 degrees. the west winds again 10 to 20 winds east of the bay. 70s and 60s bayside to the low 90s inland topping off at 93 in brentwood through tracy into oakley. temperatures in the 70s and 80s around the peninsula. 84 degrees in santa clara. looks like the extended forecast calls for a degree cooler or two by thursday. the marine layer will cause drizzle along the coast, no clearing through the weekend. temperatures where they should be for this time of the year again by this time next

and that wind is starting to shift to more of an onshore flow. right now. that is going to, obviously cool us off pretty quickly. we have 64, san mateo. 67, hayward, 72, napa. holding on nearly 90 degrees in fairfield. one of the warmest spots on the map. here is the fog offshore. up at 2,000 feet. so it is going to be cruise back as we head into tomorrow morning. for the coastal areas. also the peninsula. a little built of low clouds there for the east bay as well. right now, winds about 5, 10 miles an hour. starting to shift from more of the northwesterly warming wind. more onshore direction that will continue to bring the fog back in tonight. so the overall flow, still stays mild to the north. we are kind of in between. sandwiched in between two different weather patterns. cooler air to the north. then also this hot region, high pressure to the south. that tea why we are going to stay stable here as we head throughout the next 4 hours. tomorrow morning, on your saturday, hopefully you are sleeping in. did start this early for you. 6:00 a.m. then by 10:00

steady onshore flow across the area to maintain that marine layer.like it will prevail through the day today. continue cool conditions can be expected. however, we look for a bit of a change come tomorrow and through midweek as we see a slight bit of mixing. it does high pressure system off in the western portion of the country here actually is expected to back up a little bit. that will hold all of the soft and with a slightly larger and along with subtropical moisture moving out from the south. it could be some billups over the mountains are yet as we see, a bit of missing a earlier in the week which should dissipate the fog layer are you the chance of the love and dry lightning is very slight for us. nonetheless, it's in the forecast so you may want to keep the heads up on that as that will be tuesday evening. for today no buildups to speak of, just the marine layer is very deep running about 2500 feet out there. at least slow to go, nbc temperatures peaking in the mid to upper 70s, they be a low 80 out there today. where the fog lingers, mid to u

as we take a look here, the onshore flow is starting to shift here into place. we'll see the fog build up across the san francisco peninsula, as we head throughout tonight. that will be continuing for tomorrow night's forecast. the jet stream is taking this unusual dip here to the south, across the western half of the u.s. here. instead of 90-degree heat like we should have in the east bay this time of year, we're talking about 80s with the region of high pressure well off to the south. we need the area of high pressure to move across central california. then, we would see some really hot weather. not in the cards for us. as we start off tomorrow morning tuesday, 55 in livermore. 52 in san jose. 51 in santa rosa. a cold start as we head throughout our tuesday. a.m., we're going to see temperatures slowly start to slide up. but only the low 60s for livermore and for san jose, at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. we'll talk about this gradual warming trend. yes, when some 90-degree weather may come back to my 7-day forecast. it's been a while. but we may get some here soon. >>

monday, low clouds and fog make a surge back onshore and those temperatures start cooling down. that's a look at weather, dana. back to you. >> thank you. >>> well, the in ex-time your didn'tist says open wide, he or she may find something more than cavities. regular checkups can help spot people with diabetes or prediabetes. dr. kim mulvihill joins us. >> reporter: you know, periodontal or gum disease is an early complication of diabetes. since 70% of americans visit a dentist at least once a year, researchers wanted to see how many patients with gum disease actually had diabetes. a trip to the dentist revealed more than swollen gums. she was on the way to diabetes. >> i was shocked because the week before i went to my physician and he did a thorough examination and everything was fine. >> reporter: she is a dental assistant and took part in a clinical study at columbia university. out of 500 people examined, more than one-third had either diabetes or prediabetes. researchers were able to identify most cases just by looking at the number of missing teeth in a patient's mouth an

they are great, especially on friday. [ laughter ] >>> we have low clouds and fog surging onshore to the valleys and drizzle at the coast. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. starting out very gray this morning. it's going to burn off but again these temperatures below average maybe a little warmer than yesterday. still looking at about 83 degrees, sunshine in livermore, 82 concord, 85 on the warm end in fairfield. inside the bay cooler and a lot longer for it to break up, about 68 degrees in oakland and about 78 degrees in san jose. and out at the coast, not a lot of sunshine there but temperatures in the 50s and 60s. things improve on sunday. tomorrow a push. but temperatures begin to warm up as high pressure builds in on sunday. warmer weather looks like monday, tuesday and wednesday of next week. looks like even some 90s return to the bay area. that's weather. let's check weather with gianna. >> lots of roadwork around the county now. first of all, highway 4, eastbound shut down ramp to 80 closed until 6:00 for roadwork. elsewhere as you work your way towards the bay bridge, we have

you combine that big fog bank and onshore wind and almost everybody is in on that from the golden gate all the way out to sacramento, so we get that decent sea breeze going. there we see the system digging in. that's how i like to show the satellite. that digs in today and tomorrow, cools us down. behind that, though, high pressure looks like it wants to come in in a couple of days which will give us a warmup. today we start with low clouds. it's a cool morning out there. a few upper 40s towards the north bay. then fog and sun. 50s and 60s by the beaches, 60s and 70s around the bay and low 80s inland. it'll be cooler and you can throw in that strong delta breeze to throw in with it. clearing may take a while on the coast. 50s, 60s, coast and bay, and then upper 70s, low- to mid-80s for many, but it's going to be another cooler day today and also into wednesday. then we turn things around, should wipe out the fog for a day or two, then it looks like it comes roaring back as we head through the weekend, pam. >>> well, the circus is back in town. we want to show you new video of the ringl

reporter: the winds came right up the gut of the harbor here in massachusetts, throwing a sailboat onshore, cutting power and leaving even an offduty police officer worried about the coming high tide. it's not the wind. you think the high tide later tonight -- >> it's the storm surge at the back end of this storm. 5 to 11 feet at high tide. going to be full moon high tide. that's my concern. >> reporter: and it's not just coastal water. up to eight inches of rain is straining dams in western massachusetts. swelling rivers to the edge of their banks. several communities have been ordered to evacuate. the last major hurricane here was bob, 20 years agag that storm surge was way above my head. they're hoping it's not that high tonight. diane? >> okay, david, thank you. and of course, the hurricane not only caused the big mess on the ground and the danger on the grgrnd, it created a nightmare for a lot of people trying to fly. flights canceled, many air travelers across the country going to have to wait days and days to get where they want to go. and here's abc's bianna golodryga. >> reporter:

with the strong onshore wind flow, temperatures once again a bit below the average but very comfortable inland. highs approaching the lower 80s, mainly 60s to low and mid-70s right near the bay and hard pressed to get out of the low 60s if your headed toward the coast. not exactly the best beach weather. but we a looking for a shift in the weather pattern. it's going to take about 48 hours to arrive. thwe extended forecast does sho some changes. high pressure, it's been stationed across the desert southwest, finally lifting to the north and we've got a warming trend in your seven-day forecast. that's coming up. >> thank you, nick. >>> new this morning, we are following a deadlygin itan in san jose overnight. it happened on south 19th and east santa clara streets just after 2:00 this morning. police found a man who had been stabbed. he was pronounced dead at the scene. so far no word on any suspects or a possible motive. this is san jose's 28th homicide of the year. >>> also in san jose, investigators trying to figure out the cause to an early morning fire at an auto shop. the fire happe

a strong onshore flow.etreat later on so maybe sunshine late in the day. 63 downtown. if it looks like yesterday, you think, you are right, it does. we won't see big changes until the middle ever the week and then we will see about 5 degrees in warming all around the bay. >> i don't think the fans are buying it, but a box of sunshine buying it, but a box of sunshine may be a day dream funny thing about vegetables... they fill you up without filling you out. yes! v8 juice gives you three of your five daily servings of vegetables. that's what i'm talking about! v8. what's your number? maybe not. v8 v-fusion juice gives them a full serving of vegetables plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. [ male announcer ] get five dollars in money-saving coupons at v8juice.com. announcer: when your eyes are smiling, you're smiling. be kind to your eyes with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see your whole day comfortably and conveniently while protecting your eyes from th

>> a little gray out there now, low clouds and fog moved onshore in the bay and valleys.es by the afternoon though looking great. 68 in san francisco, 70 oakland, 77 san jose, 85 concord. more on your weather concluding a cooldown coming up in just a moment but right now let's check traffic with

cloud extending onshore and drizzle at the coast.the afternoon, mostly sunny skies in the valleys, temperatures won't be quite as warm. remember, yesterday we were talking about some 90s today. we are going to top out in the 80s. 60s clouds slower to burn off in the afternoon and not a lot of clearing at the coastline. stronger sea breezes carrying the low clouds and fog onshore keeping the temperatures down. trough working into california will pump in cool air and bring temperatures down today and tomorrow. after that looks like things warm up toward the holiday weekend. numbers around the state, 98 degrees in fresno, 89 sacramento, 93 yosemite, 64 degrees monterey bay. temperatures mid-70s toward santa clara about 75 in sunnyvale, 63 degrees some clouds continuing along the coastline in half moon bay and about 72 in san mateo. east bay temperatures comfortable by the afternoon into the 80s in many spots and toward the tri-valley. 28 degrees in walnut creek. 80 in concord. about 67 pretty good sea breeze in the afternoon into oaklan

in the meantime low have surged well onshore again -- low clouds and fog have surged well onshore againg time to break up. temperatures better than yesterday, only 75 in concord yesterday, 8 2 today. so a few degrees warmer across the board, even better over the weekend. more on that in a moment. right now let's check traffic with gianna. >> thank you, lawrence. we are going to the bay bridge now. they just turned on the metering lights and you can see there's a little bit of a backup at the toll plaza but overall "friday light" so not a bad ride. 19 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. mass transit, bart, ace, muni metro and caltrain all on time. we are dealing with some capitol corridor delays. train number 518 is running about 22 minutes behind schedule between oakland and emeryville. this is due to train equipment problems. but again the rest of mass transit is right on time. got a wreck eastbound highway 4 right at loveridge blocking the right lane. westbound slow for the morning ride. back to you. >> thank you. >>> east palo alto police want help in finding two murder su

then tomorrow the waves and the wind just blow onshore all day. and watch by tomorrow night some of that water may be piling up in new york. piers? >> well, it's a very worrying situation. chad, thank you very much. my only aid vice would be to listen to authorities, to take the advice that they give you. that's all for us tonight. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> piers, thanks very much. good evening, everyone. it is 10:00 p.m. on the east coast. we're at new york's battery park at the southern most tip of manhattan island. come sunday parts of this island could be underwater. here's what hurricane irene looked like when it hit the bahamas. new yorkers might see it here and soon. here is the view as irene began moving up the eastern seaboard, and as it did emergency plans started to kick in. airlines began cancelling flights. hospitals moving patients. and here in new york mayor mike bloomberg issued the first evacuation orders in city history for low-lying areas, including the one, the area that we are standing in tonight. and for the first time i

be pushed from the ocean into the chesapeake bay, and then how much of that is going to get pushed onshore. i'm going to throw it back now to kyra and marty back in atlanta. >> all right. chris lawrence, appreciate it. jeanne meserve. also, chad, you still there? >> yes. >> i want to ask you a question. as we are looking at the situation with jeanne and with chris, and then we're looking at the situation in new york, what is your take? you mentioned early on, about 45 minutes ago, north carolina did not end up the way we thought it was going to end up. it lost energy. what is your take right now on new york city? >> well, it is still a very powerful storm. the pressure is 955 millibars. i know that doesn't even mean anything to anyone. you can't even -- it's all relative. that would make it probably one of the top 30 landfalling hurricanes of all time in america. and you're thinking, well, how could it only have 80-mile-per-hour winds, then, if this pressure is so low, why is it not doing anything? and in fact, we had a conversation with the hurricane center about this. how can there be a

spin of the storm down to the south, some of these storms, the individual storms that are coming onshore so some of them could actually have tornados. and one tornado warning for onslow county right there on the way to the camp lejeune main gate right there indicated by doppler radar, the potential for tornados tonight. let alone the hurricane. like they have anything else to worry about. that's what you get when you have a spinning storm down to the south and that spin pushing these cells, those little convective cells, right onshore, each one of them can actually spin on their own. there's the wind speeds for parts of jacksonville and wilmington and those wind speeds will definitely come up over the rest of the night. in fact this is a very large wind field, almost 300 miles from top to bottom. and those winds are still going to be moving up toward atlantic beach right about 7:00 in the morning, and then onshore right at about the i would say the okracoke lighthouse and into the cape hatteras lighthouse where the main wind will be with the storm slightly up offshore. then virginia beac

that's going to continue to bring us the onshore breeze, cool conditions, low cloud cover. a burnoff area similar to what we saw yesterday. sort of a slow clearing along the east bay, and parts of the peninsula and the coastline may not clear much at all until the afternoon. monday, tuesday, wednesday temperatures begin to warm back up. upper 80s, low 90s and remnants every greg may slide our way, bringing us a little bit of a high cloud cover and little bit of humidity. that can mean tuesday, wednesday so we'll track that for you. back to you. >>> the excitement in southern california is growing. reality star kim kardashian prepares to mare nba player kris humphries. it's the most hyped wedding since prince william and kate middleton, this afternoon in santa barbara. right now party planners and security guards are working to take care of all those last- minute details. and residents in that area are just hoping for a glimpse of the couple or really any of the very famous wedding guests. >> i think it's awesome. we're so honored to have them getting married in our neck of

onsz vague, faster breeze in the morning and more clouds, cooler conditions as the winds are blowing onshoreyou can see it coming straight off the ocean, 50 degree water, that is why it will be cooler today. let's talk about the winds and how fast they are. they are on out of west at 5 at sfo and 9 in san jose, 15 in napa and 22 in fairfield. you can definitely see a funneling effect as they blow into the centrality valley. pretty good sea breeze coming in. it has brought more clouds and temperatures are warmer this morning especially along 101 in santa rosa down to mountain view. a little bit cooler by 1-2 degrees inland. 9:00 this morning, a lot of clouds and temperatures will hold in the 50s. by noon, clouds are back to the coast except for a few lingering along east bayshore like oakland keeping you at 60s. low 70s in inland valleys and by 4:00, we have sunshine just about everywhere except for the coast. upper 50s to low 60s from half moon bay into san francisco. 56 in identically and lot of 70s for the rest of us. in the 80s around antioch and fairfield. accu-weather seven-day forecast

onshore operations when the oil came onshore as mentioned earlier the best way to recover, the best wayto prevent future damage from that oil was if it came onto a sandy beach. we don't have very many sandy beaches in the state of louisiana. most of our shoreline is marshland. we lost our barrier island. what are the regulations we fall under even though we are under emergency operations we still have to adhere to those ocean regulations -- osha regulations. shade every 100 yards. had to have rest rooms every 100 yards along the shoreline. of course we used multiple atvs for transporting those personnel. what is the number one issue in every disaster response? i bet you can tell me. during the after-action report what does everybody always say? communications, communications communications. now communications for me sometimes are difficult. you may have noticed i have a little bit of an accent. i may talk different but i think just like you do. i believe that we have to communicate clearly before we can be effective in emergency response disaster and recovery. there were 11 state agenci