you can't see the bridge because of the fog that's moved onshore. really it has been foggy in san francisco since last night. we are expecting to see improving conditions, but once we hit evening hours, again, you know the story onshore flow kicks in, more fog expected for tomorrow morning. we've had a little bit of drizzle in all of the activity. not enough to give us a good quenching rain. totals for the past 24 hours, half moon bay .02. san francisco managed to get .01. and towards oakland and hayward, same story there. the fog is in place. once we hit noon, i should expect for the fog to lift. it's not impressive on the satellite and radar. step out further to see what's happening. this is what's going to change things as we head towards the upcoming weekend. a cooler wind as that onshore push continues to move on in and another start of fog for tomorrow morning. that's where we're looking at right now. towards oakland, 58 degrees there. 60 in san mateo. notice where the sunshine is, they've gotten to the lower 60s from sunnyvale towards san jos

i wanted to switch in an onshore -- winds switch interest onshore to offshore combo this afternoon that will dry out the humidity with the numbers going up, warm temperatures today going to get hot tomorrow. 50s with a few patches of fog along the coast this afternoon 60s at our coast warming up into the 70s and 80s by the afternoon, low 90s concord, livermore still see pleasant 70s along the peninsula, san francisco 70, 76 oakland by the evening still breezy winds coming out of the north northeast we will be looking at increased fire danger for the next company of days with the onshore throw returning for father's day. everyone cools down, a look at your seven day coming up >>> good morning. we are -- keeping an eye on this overturn crash berkeley westbound 80 at university. luckily, it is on the shoulder. so far looks like less activity there now there were flashing lights earlier. so, we'll keep our fingers crossed and let you know. i was expecting things could get a little worse if more crews got there. so far, drive time westbound 80 still 18 minutes from the carquinez to the maze.

while it is a cooling onshore wind. you can see the doppler radar which we normally see for rainfall is bouncing off this smoke and picking up as that green blob you see here. and right over the 101 corridor is at least a mile that's covered in at least some low level smoke at this point, also the cloud cover moving in. no doubt commuters are going have a tough time as they do travel through this tonight. the winds are going to be strong through the next hour or so. >>> now a developing story a rough commute for people who rely on highway 4 in hurk hercules tonight. check that out, this is traffic that was backed up because right now eastbound lanes are closed and the chp says it has no idea when it will reopen, maybe after 7:00 tonight. traffic is being diverted to franklin canyon road. th this car exploded and reports say the driver did escape unharmed. again no estimate from pg&e when they'll have their lights back on. >>> crews are racing to turn the water back on for people who live in sunnyvale. nine apartments do

all about the winds now, brisk onshore, 27 in san francisco, 15 many livermore and also the onshore flow into san jose. that's dropping our numbers significantly from monday, 10 to 20 degrees in santa rosa with 83 and 73 in san jose and 75 right now in sunnyvale. let's take you out to the live hd sky camera network. here from oakland toward san francisco, there's the haze, the reduced visibility from the onshore flow and that fog already starting to build across san francisco at this point. for the morning hours, we'll have areas of drizzle like we had last night, mainly throughout the san francisco peninsula that could produce airport delays, a sunny finish thursday and get ready, it's going to get hot sooner rather than later. here comes this area of high pressure. it's semipermanent this time of year, but it's showing big-time signs of strengthening. over the next 48 to 72 hoyers it will continue to get closer to us in the immediate at least into tomorrow, the fog pattern stays put with this onshore flow up against the entire california coastline. that brings back more 50s and 60s at

our atmosphere has been purified with that onshore flow.want to kind of step out of the way and show you are the clouds are now where you're getting that thick texture. that's where you have the low clouds keeping the sun from shining through. from pacifica to san francisco, all the way up to santa rosa, limited shine right now, san jose, nice and crystal clear. we get that natural a.c. for today, maybe for the first part of tomorrow, but high pressure will move the quickly, jet stream sitting to our north. we'll see a series of systems to our north. that's ushering in that stronger onshore flow. by tomorrow, high pressure builds in quickly. it is building in, so much so it will take the temperatures back to the 90s inland, and then we'll be in the mid 90s as we head into your wednesday. so high fire danger for the next couple days but not so much the case today with a strong onshore flow keeping your temperatures nice and comfortable. 75, can't bet bate that in redwood city, 78 in san jose and 82 in livermore. we are still in spring. the f

that onshore wind starting to develop that will bring some fog up to the coastline and the spring sizzle will be fizzling here over the next 48 hours and we'll start with temperatures in the mid-50s and the onshore flow will ramp up tomorrow around 11:00 a.m. and numbers in the upper 60s to low and mid 70s. i do also want to mention in south san francisco where we are battling at the top of the show, winds are gusting near 40 miles per hour and into parts of the peninsula. >> thanks so much, jeff. >> foul odor prompted the pilot of a southwest airlines flight, and the plane headed for burbank, and 15 minutes into the flight is turned back around. the flight attendant smelled something strange in the cabin and got sick. 137 passengers were put on another plane including a man who works at our sister station in l.a. was with his wife. >> it smelled like oil and i said i hope it will go away and it will dissipate. apparently, it didn't. >> the flight attendant walked off on her own and was taken to the hospital for examination and officials don't know the source of that odor. >> a former pe

but those onshore winds picking up. it will cool numbers off for wednesday. low 70s in the south bay by noon. and more practice rounds of the u.s. open coming on wednesday. it will bey b wezre, iny,dywi c he. tstoa c >>> is it a beating caught on tape? parents around the world are shocked at a clip that shows a california stepfather beating his stepson with his belt. >> reporter: is this crossing the line from parenting to child abuse? steven clark says a jury will have to suicide. his stepson has adhd and discipline issues. and that corporal punishment had been effective in church and in school. >> but the key is, the father was not using his hand. he was using a belt. and that can be a deadly or a dangerous weapon under certain circumstances. >> reporter: the 34-year-old sanchez turned himself into police last friday, after this video taken by a neighbor, showed sanchez beating his stepson with a belt, reportedly for not catching a ball during a game of catch. >> the father wants to create an impression for the jury that he was doing what he was allowed to

someone onshore noticed he was floating. a man on a paddle board went out to check on him and found him unresponsive. he was then taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. an autopsy will be done to determine the cause of death. the boat that capsized during a fishing trip by a group of friends from northern california has been found nearly a year after the accident. the boat called "the erik" capsized with 27 people aboard during a violent storm in the sea of cortes. this happened just july. seven of the fishermen are still missing. the vessel was found this week during a series of dives. crews have yet to make it inside the wreck to see if any of the missing fishermen are inside. >> a very dangerous situation unfolded in the east bay when a waste management truck with no driver inside rolled out of control. no one was hurt, but there was one very close call. this all happening on cristy way in castro valley. that's where we find santiago to tell us more about how this unfolded this morning. arturo? >> reporter: j

those changes are already getting sparked off with these winds shifting more onshore in san francisco, to 2 1rks 11 in san mateo and 21 in sun any veil. this is something you should see in january, february or march a huge swirl of cloud cover out here, some moisture and also some very cold air for this time of the year. we're not going to get at least at this point some bitterly cold temperatures, but what we do know will happen, those winds will shift more onshore and that is going to bring a little bit of some fog and also some drizzle over the next 24 hours, not only that, but this huge drop in numbers, we'll be in the upper 40s to low 450s to start here on thursday. but by the noon hours, temperatures were in the 80s today. but for tomorrow, just 65 at noon here in livermore. 60 in fremont. 54 in palo alto. for the bayside areas, we'll look at low to mid 70s, and inland, we'll start with cloud cover even some low clouds and temperatures in the mid 70s by the afternoon. we'll talk about our chances of some rare california shoumplts that's not a typo, you guys, showers in june. >>

today starting out with onshore component if you are headed to the tournament, u.s.en, breezy, more sunshine today the rest of the bay area the central valley, sierra nevada warming up. keep that in mind if you are headed out for much of the weekend, father's day weekend. 86 -- 82 milpitas on the peninsula, 75 san mateo, 61 pacifica, summer like conditions. 70 downtown san francisco in the north bay here's what we'll see big time warm up with numbers in the 80s and 90s near east bay 76 in oakland game tonight 60s. >>> unfortunately, a few hot spots, major problem in the north bay westbound 12 jamison canyon approaching highway 29 there is an accident first they reported just property damage, chp say it is blocking the roadway, traffic spotters just a few minutes ago reported a complete standstill approaching the scene backed up, seven miles an hour, almost backed up to i-80 where we reported someone reported 10 minutes ago complete standstill in the area as i click on one of these traffic spotters they are moving less than 10 miles an hour. american canyon a possible

instead of being onshore, we'll find this coming more out of the north and also the northwest.hat will bring us 60s and 70s near the coastline. definitely not record setting. a little down sloping wind will provide and make for some 80s and potentially a few 90s. and here is the thing. it's not going to last long. as we head into wednesday, we'll start to get this foggy breeze returning back into the mix to help to drop our temperatures. as far as the fog guess for tuesday, those early commuters at 6:00 a.m. will find fog here across the san francisco peninsula. also the immediate coastline down to santa cruz. watch as we head throughout the day with the drying and warming north winds. it's going to clear out. smooth sailing across tupper coastline, expecting sunny skies for us. we'll begin with 49 in santa rosa. 51 in napa. a bit of a chill into fremont with 54. 53 in los gatos and 50 in santa cruz. how about the daytime highs? we talked about our warm-up with the dryer wind. it will get up here, but it's only slightly above average with 87 in san jose. 86 in milpitas. 83 in p

america's oil and gas resources, both on the onshore as well as on the offshore. i also think, finally, that most americans would say that those who say we can simply drill our way to energy independence, that there is no other alternative than to produce more, including biofuels, that there's another component that is missing, and that's the area of efficiency. how is it that we can take our transportation fleet and have it go longer and have it go farther on the same amount of oil? so it's no surprise that as part of what has been a major accomplishment in terms of what's happening with the automobile industry in the united states of america, the part of this fueled the recovery of all of the workforce and all of the companies that are dealing in the automobile world is the fact we now today for the first time are producing vehicles that are much more highly fuel efficient. in fact, just in march, gm sold more than 100,000 cars. that made over 30 miles to a gallon. over 100,000 cars that made more than 30 miles to the gallon. remarkable that that monthly sale fr

with less and offshore component and onshore winds northeasterly that will drive out the atmosphere the relative humidity will tumble into the scene so we have high fire danger and we have a little bit of haze in the atmosphere. , an onshore flow. meanwhile at the heading on our to the coliseum tomorrow with the oakland a's playing host to great games 90 in the action in the sun baseball game. take elaters the white temperatures saturday near that and present a triple digits and mikhail s. you get the feeling this is glenn to be one of the house is so far this year. meanwhile tonight the extra mile to overnight lows in the '50s and fuel '60s and amara your daytime highs will stack up into the '60s and even to 07 days at the beach at 75 in santa cruz holliday and saratoga and ec number is it at 21 degrees 91 and sandras of cinema and the triple digits at 72 degrees in today's high was 73 sunday local considerably more dot summarize some insane and with as summerlike weather. and many ramirez era is over before they asserted and tiger it is really three golfers under par and u.s. open and

ha will continue the onshore flow. and breezy conditions, at times, and temperatures running below normal, for this time of the year. but again that gradual warmup will come each day, and then by tuesday and into wednesday, finally getting back into the 80s for the inland areas. in the meantime, some of us will be enjoying the mild weather. and 69 degrees in santa rosa for today. and 68 novato. and mid-60s in san rafael. a cool day in sausalito. 68 degrees expected for you. low 60s in oakland. san leandro, and 64 castro valley. 68 in pleasanton. if you're headed to the almeda county fair. not a bad afternoon there. 68 san jose. and 67 santa clara. and 66 in sunnyvale. along the peninsula, it could be a little breezy. a little cool in san francisco today. and 60 degrees. and 63 san bruno. and upper 50s daily city, pacifica, down into half moon bay. your extended forecast there, shows you on sunday, we wake up with morning clouds. but the afternoon highs are again a little bump over today. and then as we head into monday

onshore breeze continuing for today.ly light out there right now, but will strengthen for the afternoon, so expect that sea breeze to kick up today. the alameda county fair will be be a nice day. 77 in the afternoon. upper 60s as we get into the evening hours, and if you are just joining us, mentioned it earlier, sun setting about 8:36 this evening. if you're headed to the marin county fire, 72 in san rafael. about oakland? 68 for you today. 70 for castro valley. inland, mid-to-upper 80s inland. so well below average for this time of year. 76 for san jose. a mild one, 67 in san bruno. 74 in redwood city. 63 degrees this afternoon in the city. the extended forecast there, so numbers will again be climbing upward. as we get into sunday, a slight little bump. it will pass through, move inland, and in return, a ridge of high pressure will begin to strengthen once again from the east. monday into tuesday, numbers finally getting back to seasonal average. and for the 4th of july, it's going to be a warm one, a nice day for a p

latest image shows those clouds make their way onshore. we have a storm headed our way. will stay dry for sunday. this system moves in unusually cold this time of year and a chance we could see rain for monday. the clouds fell and the valley's overnight lows in the 40's and 50's, maybe drizzle towards the beaches to marshalsea's sunshine inland still warm and the valley's likely to see '80s there inside the bay breezy and '60s and '70s out to the coast line mostly cloudy temperatures in the '50s. big changes in the works. this is the same system the broadest temperatures in the '90s. this system will likely bring us rain for monday morning and temperatures running well below average. overnight tonight not to bad, clouds move again as early as monday morning commute monday morning maybes and scattered light showers in the bay area. that will continue on and off throughout the morning and then we dry out. it changes in our direction enjoy the day tomorrow still looking at 83 degrees in morgan hill 74 degrees palo alto. 59 and cloudy in pacifica. east bay temperatures of lo

currently, the winds slightly onshore avenue finding some 60s here in san francisco, also in oakland.erior spots dropping off rather fast. let's take you out to that live hd sky camera network tonight. and we do have the fog, we have that slight onshore flow but it's not as thick as it was this time last night making it for gorgeous night out around the east bay city that. fire danger is going to be high here as we head throughout the evening, tomorrow more warm weather, more increased fire danger and everyone temperatures are expected to go a -- summer pattern this week, we're going to find some cooling in that seven-day forecast. it's all about this warm tap of air out in the pacific. we're not going to see it get as hot as it was saturday or sunday when temperatures were in the low 100s, but we do think it's going to switch up the winds just enough that coastal locations will find 60s and 70s. downsloping warming winds will also bring us a look at the 80s and 90s. but here is, well, the great news, we're going to start of with some fog here at the coastline. by the afternoon hours,

overplaying it a little bit but you can get a sense as the winds turn more onshore, the low clouds and fog sitting off thehh coast, which is pushed back in back off the coast by around noontime, and then another big surge that moves inland by late tomorrow afternoon. of course, that is also going to mean cooler conditions for the final round of the u.s. open. 54 to 64 degrees. those winds will shift more southwest, and start to pick up anywhere from 10 to as much as 20 miles-per-hour. take the jacket. you're going to fool the difference out -- feel the difference out there tomorrow. temperatures down as much as ten degrees. check out the highs for tomorrow. 88 for san jose. campbell, 90. at the coast, 54 for half moon bay. san francisco tomorrow, temperatures at about 68 degrees. 63 for daly city. low clouds coming in late in the day. 29, santa rosa. 88, sonoma. interior east bay, no triple digits but warm to hospital. 96 for brentwood. 29 for -- 92 for concord. a cooler day for dads tomorrow. much cooler monday and tuesday as the fog returns, and then we'll warm things up for the firs

for us that ushers in a stronger onshore flow. talking about showers, but drizzle is a factor each and every morning starting tomorrow lasting through the weekend. finally as we head through the beginning of next week, temperatures fall back to the low 80s but that's it. after today we're done with the 90s for a while. 93 in lifr movermore and the 70 return. by friday the mid-70s and we held onto the stretch of unseasonably cool weather through next week. here's mike with the drive. >>> summer kicks off tonight. we had the accident with slowing northbound 880 into downtown, and that's cleared. we focus on slowing down of the east shore freeway. about 22 minutes off the hercules area through san pallilo and richmond and towards the berkeley area. the castro valley y shows it slowing into the 40s and south to the san mateo bridge and down into union city and fremont and out of the altamont pass and slowing. christina told you about the fire danger. keep that p in mind. we have a small grass fire somewhere around north flynn. i've go

. >>> we have clouds surging onshore and big changes on the way. temperatures will drop out side, the satellite image shows all those clouds make their way onshore, we have a storm headed our way will stay dry for sunday maybe drizzle for the beaches but this system moves in. unusually cold this time of year and we could see rain monday. the clouds will move in the valley's overnight lows in the 40's and 50's, maybe drizzle on the beaches, you'll see sunshine in land, still warm in the valleys, likely the '80s, but inside the bay breezy and '60s and '70s. on the coastline mostly cloudy. date changes in the works, the same system that brought the temperatures in the '90s but the flattened out. this sets right off the coast and brings a chance of rain towards monday morning. and temperatures run well below average this time of year. overnight tonight the clouds moved in as early as monday morning, but to meet monday morning some scattered light showers, that will continue off and on through the morning and then we dry things out. big changes come in

we will have the onshore flow early in the day it will keep it breezy at 9 coast and so comfortable around parts of the bay today. by the afternoon, we are looking at those winds becoming more northerly and then offshore that's what has initiated the fire weather watch for later today into tomorrow. for the u.s. open today, sunny skies upper 50s to near 60 for the afternoon back home 81 fremont, 85 san jose, 90s returning inland valleys and by the monterey bay upper 80s, 63 monterey, a look ahead, the warmest day tomorrow father's day cooler onshore flow and will continue the cooling into next week. good morning frances crash for a friday, yuck. >> all those latest we saw, one was an accident and just confirmed it is an overturned crash. now we are off to a bad start, westbound 80 in berkeley at university apparently this car crashed into a light pole as well. we are checking to see if possibly pg&e might be headed to the scene or chp officer was telling me it might just be a caltrans pole. injuries reported on the right shoulder looks like the right lane may be blocked. looks like the rig

that's where numbers will drop some 20 degrees and not only the fog and the onshore flow and that cooler air moving down from the pacific and thursday, friday, is the, sunday and then by monday we'll start to see things warm back up into the low and mid-80s. so by all coulds i give this forecast an a-plus. >> yes. >> we could have triple digits each and every day. >> 70s and 80s. >> we're with you. >> thanks. >> if you ask them why they do charitable work, the answer is often to give back. many people find out later in life, and gar rin thomas is here with tonight's bay area proud with the story of a special girl. >> it's always nice when a girl starts out a sentence when i was little. there was nothing she liked more than her birthday and the presents she saw on her birthday. yasin in didn't know it at the time, but the answer was her. the story is tonight's bay area proud. >> reporter: spend any day surrounded by a group of eighth graders and you'll begin to suspect the word amazing is a bad overused. do it on the day yearbooks are signed and you'll be convinced of it. >> yasmin davis

layer of low clouds and fog skimming along the coast have some status in the overnight hours making onshore it will dissipate as high pressure wells still building in bout will reverse our wind flow today it was extremely of short a little bit more pronounced onshore flow tomorrow so that's going to cool down the coast now barely knows the difference in kantor the golden gate bridge or have an air temperature in the upper 50s clear skies overnight tomorrow it's been about 545 meanwhile tomorrow's numbers though not bad '60s of the beaches northwest wind 10 to 20 m.p.h. 70 cities around the peninsula was still jump up into the 90s across the santa clara valley 91 in moscow as saying the '90s and bread with tracy oakley back into discovery bay and had frozen north now by the low 90s as well as in sonoma 84 nil valley 69 san francisco still above average extended forecast calls for air that it cool down be on wednesday and seasonal conditions for father's day and that is your pinpoint forecasts. thank you roberta. noel bombshells' today out of apple's annual developers' conference this year th

overplaying it a little bit but you can get a sense as the winds turn more onshore, the low clouds andog sitting off the coast, which is pushed back in back off the coast by around noontime, and then another big surge that moves inland by late tomorrow afternoon. of course, that is also going to mean cooler conditions for the final round of the u.s. open. 54 to 64 degrees. those winds will shift more southwest, and start to pick up anywhere from 10 to as much as 20 miles-per-hour. take the jacket. you're going to fool the difference out -- feel the difference out there tomorrow. temperatures down as much as ten degrees. check out the highs for tomorrow. 88 for san jose. campbell, 90. at the coast, 54 for half moon bay. san francisco tomorrow, temperatures at about 68 degrees. 63 for daly city. low clouds coming in late in the day. 29, santa rosa. 88, sonoma. interior east bay, no triple digits but warm to hospital. 96 for brentwood. 29 for -- 92 for concord. a cooler day for dads tomorrow. much cooler monday and tuesday as the fog returns, and then we'll warm things up for the first da

the onshore breeze is picking up.hrough the delta it's pretty robust blowing to 25 miles per hour. that's a live look at the marine layer, about 2,000 feet. it's burning back. mostly sunny skies around most of the bay at this point. still hugging parts of the coastline, partly cloudy skies over pacifica, turning mostly sunny near santa cruz and the breeze is blowing. it will continue to flow for today. it's a cool one. southwesterly at napa 14 miles per hour, fairfield 24. we need it this strong to really begin to feel that cooldown. a northwesterly breeze in oakland ten miles per hour. the numbers anywhere from four to eight degrees cooler around the bay. inland chances are your numbers are ten to to degrees cooler than this time yesterday. 64 in napa right now, mid-60s santa rosa. san francisco with a cool onshore breeze only 57 degrees right now. along the coast widespread 50s. up above that low cloud deck along the coast, mostly sunny skies for today. we are looking at a cooler pattern thanks to this system here m

this will increase that onshore breeze and temperatures cool off. overall air mass cools off slightly so on average it translates to a 3 to 6-degree cooldown for friday. sunday just minor warming. our forecast model shows an increase in some fog to the coast as we head into the evening hours. it will be more of a factor first thing friday morning at 8:00. clouds concentrate coastside and around the bay. today, still pretty warm, fairfield 88, approaching 90 toward antioch and brentwood. san francisco 65. san jose, lower 80s and san mateo at 74. here is a look ahead, at your forecast with the weekend always in view. temperatures cool all a little for friday. minor warming sunday. looks like the real warming kicks in for monday and into tuesday. so tori, the fog never goes away for too long. >> thank you. >>> a new report finds beach pollution is at its third highest level in more than two decades. the report from the natural resources defense council finds the number of days u.s. beaches were closed or had advisories because of contaminated water rea

although a lot of that convection has already pushed onshore. seeing these winds pushing onshore in the right front quadrant here. this is apalachi bay. that's where you'll be seeing the highest risk of storm surge. up to about three-meter high storm surge could be experienced here and already seeing it down here towards the south. let's take a look at photos coming out of the tampa bay area on your sunday. those are boats there at the road level, as that surge lifts up the water here. and also you can continue to see those winds blow across much of the area here. so these surges are going to be -- continuing to be expected throughout the company days as landfall is not really expected with this storm until about the latter part of this week. also seeing the heavy rainfall. 200 millimeters from tallahassee over there towards the east coast. also bringing that flooding potential. now off towards the northeast, widespread airport delays currently in effect across much of the tri-state area. all due to this low pressure area. good news, it's starti

the system behind it is what is going to bring us the cool down, the onshore breeze, the low clouds backo the area for your weekend and eventually we could see rain. here is you are your forecast notice off the coast then will move back in and by tomorrow morning we could have low clouds across the bay and into areas along the east bay we will burn off and have sunny skies for the afternoon but temperatures will roll back, so again for today a near replica of thursday, a notable drop in temperatures expected for the weekend. then by monday even scattered showers in the forecast. your highs today 88 santa rosa, 84 navato, upper 80s to 90s for them. san jose you are looking at 84 degrees for today. 83 sunnyvale, long the peninsula mostly sunny skies upper 70s to low 80s, there, low 60s at the coast so quite a difference but we are used to that. there is your extended forecast, look at sunday and into monday, 68 degrees the afternoon high expected even for our valley folks. >> big change from today. >> absolutely. >> we need it. >> all right. >> thank you rosemary. >> you are welcome. >> it

forecast we're talking to but the jets and the warmest locations on saturday then the return of the onshore pressure on sunday resulting in a slightly cooler temperatures across the entire bay area and that indeed is dark and one forecast. >>> we showed you earlier because the commuting nightmare for thousands of people but one day. i saw outpace silver lining in all this how he discover britvisit:lumbia. oakland this morning several people close to these photos and twitter the three alarm fire lit up the night sky with huge flames and smoke. the fire shot drivers on that short period and that is when the blaze could be seen for miles. >>> well not everyone had a terrible time in traffic today one clever commuter cashed in on the chaos. we found him as one of those miles long bus passes tonight hit a few helmets in his hand and was offering motorcycle ride across the bay bridge for 50 dollars the pop and absolutely no trouble attracting customers. >>> instead of waiting two hours in 30 minutes. did least it's the fifth time back. five adventures commuters had already taken into wheeling and

so, you know, good news for the fire fighters today that wind are more onshore. humidities were increased. this could have gotten a lot worse this time of the year for sure. >> really lucky. thank you, jeff. we'll be back in a moment. >>> i'll have another will unfortunately not have another. horse racing's hope for the first triple crown winner in 45 years dashed. the colt pulled out of the belmont stakes and will be retiring. he has tendonitis. and won't be able to run. still watch the belmont stakes tomorrow. >> deja vu in the bay area tonight. we'll explain when we come back. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> here it is. struck him out. f

area of low pressure riding to our north that's going to usher in a stronger onshore flow.omorrow morning, wednesday, a little more fog than what we expect this morning. then the sun will break through by about noon tomorrow. 81 down from 91 today. we're going to start to rise back up in temperature, thursday through the weekend. that means hot conditions for all of the golfers headed to the bay area. 73 in san francisco thursday, 76 on friday. and then we warm up in time for father's day. inland 80 degrees and 70 degrees come this sunday. back to you guys. >> thank you. also new details about the opening ceremony of the summer olympic games in london. the artistic director says the olympics will open in english meadow complete with cows, sheep and a cricket match and will incorporate a classic english music tradition, a mosh pit. they have the real clouds that can produce real rain in case the british weather doesn't comply. 44 days. you can catch the action here on nbc bay area and of course we have special coverage on our website, nbcbayarea.com. check it out. >> the dir

no rainfall here, but as we mentioned, it's increasing the onshore flow. right now, computers are picking up here on the most fog, near the golden gate gap, all the way down the san mateo, and this weekend, we will clear out the cloud cover and it will get hot. temperatures could jump ten to 15 degrees in that seven-day forecast. as for tonight, we will see the best chance of the fog up into the north bay and back to the coast line, 48 in santa rosa and 52 in napa, and daytime highs will be in the mid to low 70s here from the bay all the way down to san jose by the 4:00 p.m. hour, and right here on nbc, a quick look at the forecast as you head to the giants' game, it will be cool and windy through the evening. if you are planning to head that way with, well, you need of course, the layers, that usually goes without saying but we have had lucky with warm weather at some of those games. >> okay. thank you. >> sure. >> did tsa workers handle or mishandle people. the change that lawmakers are pushing for. >> and a study that reveals what gay and lesbian teens

around the bay we'll get more comfortable by father's day with that onshore flow increasing and thatould bring very comfortable temperatures. boy, i got friends here, lucy, zoe and we are from the san francisco spca. tell me about these guys. >> 8-year-old sisters and they just recently lost their home because they've had so many life changes we want to keep them together we are looking for someone looking to adopt two. >> what kind of dogs are they? >> they are terrier australian cattle dog mixes. >> they like to have the lead, when you are walking them? >> very, very smart but a little older so they are totally mellow. just loving. >> like that. these guys, would they do good with children or other pets not necessarily? >> i think they will do fine in most homes. if you give us a call we'll give you all the information about them and their background. >> who else do you have there? >> we have lots of cats and dogs, kitten season. also free spay neuter for chihuahuas and mixes throughout june. >> they are so cute. >> aren't they sweet. >> they are so mellow. i hope zoe and lucy get

around the bay we'll get more comfortable by father's day with that onshore flow increasing and thatshould bring very comfortable temperatures. boy, i got friends here, lucy, zoe and we are from the san francisco spca. tell me about these guys. >> 8-year-old sisters and they just recently lost their home because they've had so many life changes we want to keep them together we are looking for someone looking to adopt two. >> what kind of dogs are they? >> they are terrier australian cattle dog mixes. >> they like to have the lead, when you are walking them? >> very, very smart but a little older so they are totally mellow. just loving. >> like that. these guys, would they do good with children or other pets not necessarily? >> i think they will do fine in most homes. if you give us a call we'll give you all the information about them and their background. >> who else do you have there? >> we have lots of cats and dogs, kitten season. also free spay neuter for chihuahuas and mixes throughout june. >> they are so cute. >> aren't they sweet. >> they are so mellow. i hope zoe and lucy ge

in florida and what happens is you get, when the storms come onshore we often get tornadoes and we've had one law enforcement official report the sighting of a tornado near tamiany trail and rattle snake road in collier county in southwest florida. you can see this tornado warning actually had twop, one just expired, but this is for central collier county. northward still some very strong thunderstorms in ft. myers as well but as i open up this wide you can see some the heavy bands of rain coming up from the south as this system, which is so widespread, really is enhancing moisture. so the threat for tornadoes will continue into the afternoon and evening hours with this system. any moment now we could get word from the national hurricane center on whether or not this is indeed a tropical storm. all indications are that we're going to get a named storm in the gulf of mexico called debby before 5:00 p.m. but in the meantime the immediate threat from sarasota south of tampa to ft. myers and into naples is the threat of severe thunderstorms and as i mentioned a tornado warning in effect u

for us, a stronger onshore flow and a cool breeze.y this evening, it is going to feel really nice. if you have a patio, patio furniture, enjoy the night. wednesday, a full deck of clouds making way to a lot of sunshine. in fact, you can see that with your futurecast by noon tomorrow. we will see sunshine but limbed for the first part of the day and that will hamper your temperatures from soaring as they have over the past couple days. so seven-day outlook tells the story. 91 degrees today, 81 tomorrow. then a gradual warm-up begins starting on thursday. 83 degrees, warmer by friday, and then saturday big weekend, big weekend for the dads out there, don't forget about him, 89 on sunday inland, 80 degrees bayside and 70 at the coast. so that means if you wanted to take him outdoors, you have plenty of opportunities to do so. beautiful bay area this weekend. back to you guys. >> perfect. thank you, christina. say good-bye to unlimited data plans at verizon. the mobile giant making it official today. verizon is ending its all you can down

also bringing in better air quality with the onshore flow.k in the good range across the entire bay area. so open up the windows and enjoy today. comfortable, 61 at sunnyvale, 56 in san jose. at noon, 75 degrees, inland 65 bay side and 63 at the coast. then we'll round out the day with the low 80s across the bay inland. 72 degrees at san francisco and oakland at 5:00 p.m. comfortable, dreer dreary with the full deck of clouds. a big warm-up on the way through wednesday. i'll reveal that in my seven-day forecast. let's check your drive. >> on the rails we have a delay for b.a.r.t. both directions between millbrae and richmond. b.a.r.t. is talking about with a detour because they are on a rail but there is a switching issue, you'll be switched around san bruno. it will add 5 to 15 minutes so keep that in mind on the rails. on the roads, the south bay has northbound 101 slow north of tully but north of 680. here for 87, also between capital and curtner. slowing for 580, 26 minutes out of the altamont pass. a hive look at oakland shows you the fl

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. >> onshore drilling is much safer than offshore drilling that has been seen in the news relativelyately. this should be something that environmentalists could embrace as opposed to having to force more off other oil exploration and development if they are not going to allow us the safe onshore drilling. john, america has the highest standards in the world when it comes to environmental protection. >> john: the mainstream media or the lame stream media as i like wait you put it talk about keystone, they showed this map. they implied this giant gross pipeline would pollute pristine, clean america. the media rarely showed this map which shows how many pipelines already exist in america. you think media bias is part of the problem? >> a tiny bit of liberal media basis and that base of president obama's and fund-raisers that doesn't money into traditionally leftist politicians. >> john:er famous for your drill baby drill line. president bush opened up the east and west coast but before it could happen president obama should that down? >> the president has been dishonest about what he ha

we will have the breeze onshore and comfortable readings at our coast.n the east bay with hundred degree heat as well as sonoma county. 70 in monterey with 99 in gilroy. big time cool down for father's day, continue cooling into the first part of next week. >> thanks, lisa. next newscast is at 5:00. keep track of us on twitter, talk about it facebook.com/abc7news. and have a great day!

the reduction in onshore flow will keep temperatures on the warm side. we do have high pressure building in a round of the bay area. as of right now, a little bit of cloud cover it may be some coastal fog. temperatures for the most part are in the '50s. there are really no surprises. a mild start to the morning with downtown san francisco coming in at 52. 54 in concord and a degree warmer for those of your waking up in san carlos. in terms of where the numbers will go into the afternoon, we will see a climb in the south bay with most locations giving in to the low 80s. santa clara coming in at 84, 81 in sunnyvale. let's got as could reach 86. we could squeeze out some '90s for antioch and fairfield. 10 degrees cooler than that for castro valley. as we turn our attention to the east shores, mid-70s pretty much the case. we will see plenty of sunshine in the north bay. a mix of upper seventies in the low 80s. warmer compared to yesterday for downtown san francisco. 68 in daly city. the 7 day around the bay forecast shows tomorrow will be the warmest day of

. >> onshore drilling is much safer than offshore drilling that has been seen in the news relativelyately. this should be something that environmentalists could embrace as opposed to having to force more off other oil exploration and development if they are not going to allow us the safe onshore drilling. john, america has the highest standards in the world when it comes to environmental protection. >> john: the mainstream media or the lame stream media as i like wait you put it talk about keystone, they showed this map. they implied this giant gross pipeline would pollute pristine, clean america. the media rarely showed this map which shows how many pipelines already exist in america. you think media bias is part of the problem? >> a tiny bit of liberal media basis and that base of president obama's and fund-raisers that doesn't money into traditionally leftist politicians. >> john:er famous for your drill baby drill line. president bush opened up the east and west coast but before it could happen president obama should that down? >> the president has been dishonest about what he ha

a little bit of an onshore breeze. water temperatures are still in the high 60's. temperatures, when you get up tomorrow morning, will be in the low 60's. pleasant with comfortable humidity. for father's day temperatures will be into the low 80's. once again come up comfortable. as we get on into tuesday wednesday, thursday, friday, i think we will start to fry a bit. it will feel close to 100 degrees by thursday. let's not think about that right now. you can always keep posted, everything right there on our website. >> we will live in a moment. >> yes. >> we are not going to think ahead. >> what is going on? >> i am sure you were watching the u.s. open. two first-place teams right here in the nation's capital. i was there and it was electric. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >> harper grew up a yankees fan, dreaming of wearing those pinstripes. good for us, he is not. today, harper called nationals park home. the game was close until the seventh. look at this. the throat is off. -- the throw is off. what i

just a few scattered clouds with thest to west onshore flow from. the from temperatures in the 60's to day, mainly. 55 in petersburg, west virginia. 66 at reagan national. highs will be around 80 degrees, like yesterday. 78-82 for high temperatures with low humidity. in the 50's. this will continue through the weekend. high temperatures around 81 saturday and sunday. will look and feel much like today. we will crank up the heat by next week. tuesday and wednesday, back near degrees with a chance of a few thundershowers. you will need to water the weekend. the >> 66, 95, 395 off to a pretty good run in virginia. the geicoke you to camera. running pretty well. it looks great to head down to woodbrige, through richmond, and to the outer banks. northbound are the headlights in this camera. bay bridge, quiet transition. worries on the beltway where divide on both sides at boulevard around long-term construction. interstate 70 westbound at 32 is for a traffic accident place.detour in news. >> 63 degrees outside. >> much more still to come. time is running