a south bay home. >>> pacific gas and electric versus the fed.he jury is selected. what could be revealed in court as the criminal trial gets under way, again pg&e. >>> i'm stephanie chuang in oakland outside oracle arena. game seven of the nba finals will be sunday after a brutal game six loss that had steph curry's first-ever ejection. highlights coming up. today in the bay starts right now. >> you don't want to go over that, right? thanks for joining us. i'm tired. i watched that game. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew. i was highly disappointed in that game, but we've got a lovely weekend ahead for us. >> we do. it's going to be warming up and will feel like summer as we go into the next couple of days. especially sunday. enjoy today. another one with mild temperatures that's in the low 60s now in the east bay and san francisco with mostly clear skies. still a few sprinkles happening in the north bay. it will be clearing and a high of 76. low 80s for the south bay and tri-valley. i'll talk about what to expect and how hot it gets c

and electric, 22, existing litigation, pacific gas and electric and item 23, existing litigation, pacific gas and electric and 24 will not be heard today. >> any public comments on any of these items? hearing none, is there a motion to assert attorney-client privilege? >> make a motion to assert the >> make a motion to assert the attorney-client privilege . >> comments on that? we will now move into closed session. (closed session). >> power it's all around us in the sun and the winds and caves waves power that lights our homes while protecting our natural resources clean power will provide power to san franciscans how about works right now our power is from pg&e from non-renewable systems that comes over pg&e maintained lines with clean power your energy about think generated by caesarean more renewable sources come to our home e.r. businesses to the pg&e lines . >> hi, i'm ryan a prlth letting project manager with the sfpuc working at the sfpuc is a fast-paced environment the puc is american people eye person so breath and depth allows us to work on allows me to move across my

>> what is interesting about the agreement, we pushed hard and utility pacific gas & electric pushedd to recognize in many cases where reactors or plants are closed down, workers in the local community are treated pretty badly. in this case, what we were able to agree was that there should be very significant amount of money made available so the workers can be retrained, so there can be retention policies. diablo canyon when it closes is going to be a a massive nuclear waste dump. there are thousands of tons of highly radioactive waste. we need the workers to be protected, but also to isolate product.egerous we were able to get money for worker retention and money for the community. it is going to be a big shock when the plant ultimately closes down on the tax base for the committee itself. -- community itself. i think the union recognized that they are going to be a great opera -- have great opportunities in this transition for jobs. amy: this is a particularly huge victory for friends of the earth, isn't it? itit is the reason that friendsf the earth was formed, to counter doublet

after the san bruno staser, we found out about the kosy relationship between the cpuc and pacific gas and electric company and how the lack of oversight contributed to the conditions that led to the pipeline explosion. today in sacramento, state lawmakers announced the passage of a new law they say will beef up the oversight. >> this represents a sort of compromise and grand accord, a grand bargain between the governor and ledge is layture in terms of the most reforms. >> wu the package leaves out a provision that would have banned commissioners from meeting privately with utility executives and a former administrative law judge calls that a significant omission. >> i remain concerned. >> steve weissman says the new rules allow those private meetings with no check on whether the facts under discussion in meat meetings are being laid out accurately. >> the proposals seem to further embrace the notion of having private meetings as part of the decision making process. >> in a statement, the mayor writes, this seems like a sham. it's an insult not only to the citizens of san bruno, but to

and electric, 22, existing litigation, pacific gas and electric and item 23, existing litigation, pacific gas and electric and 24 will not be heard today. >> any public comments on any of these items? hearing none, is there a motion to assert attorney-client privilege? >> make a motion to assert the >> make a motion to assert the attorney-client privilege . >> comments on that? we will now move into closed session. (closed session). >> good morning, and welcome to the monthly meeting of the san francisco county, transportation authority, i'm scott weiner, the chair of this authority. and i want to thank sfgtv, specifically leo for broadcasting today's hearing. and mr. clerk, could you please call the roll? >> all right, item run, roll call? avalos. >> present. >> breed. >> absent. >> campos >> absent. >> cohen? >> present. >> ferrill? >> absent. >> kim. >> kim absent. >> mar? >> here. >> mar present. commissioner pes kin >> present. >> tang. >> present. >> weiner. >> present. >> commissioner yee? >> present. >> we have quorum. >> thank you very much, and item two. >> item two, ch

pacific gas and electric will replace that nuclear power generation with renewable energy and other efficient initiatives. the two diablo canyon reactors produce about 9% of the state's electricity and are located near major fault lines. >>> urgent care centers. they're convenient. most of us have used them. but their growing popularity is one of the reasons why health care spending is climbing. bertha coombs explains. >> reporter: urgent care centers and retail clinics are becoming the first point of care for a lot of us. >> the waiting times are shorter. and with something like the flu or a cold, i feel like i want the quick and dirty. >> i can just walk into urgent care, it's covered by my insurance, it's always convenient. >> reporter: they're a lot cheaper than emergency room visits but they're so convenient and so affordable, we're using them a lot, say pwc researchers. >> last year, high-cost specialty drugs was the main driver of trend realize are this year, it's more utilization that's driving trends. >> reporter: large employers have seen spending on doctors' office visits decrease

we did find a report from pacific gas & electric, bob, that says there are 100 to 150 power outages everyr from these mylar balloons because they're not made out of plastic. >> i bet they're not all in california, though. john: the california part is weird. and the winners in third place, 250 bucks goes to conner dial in tyrone, georgia, who said the coffee pot. second place, the utility knife, blades are sharp. debbie from bentleyville, ohio, wins 500 bucks. and the star wars lightsaber won first prize according to you, suzanne from carmel, indiana gets a thousand bucks. [ applause ] >> i like giving out other people's money. so now we have time for a chat with a couple of our other guests. you can ask them questions or criticize them. chris hahn and starly coleman. who's first. >> i had questions about icwa if there are any current legislative sessions to appeal it, thank you? >> the goldwater institute filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of children who are subjected to lower standards under the law. we are also working in state legislatures to reform the law as well. john: will you

pacific gas and electric company has come to an agreement.ronmental groups to shutter the state's last nuclear power plant. the diablo power plant will close by 2025 and be replaced with other forms of energy including solar. >>> triple-digit temperatures are hampering the fight against several wildfires out west. firefighters are doing what they can in very challenging conditions. correspondent william la jeunesse reports on the efforts to save homes and lives out west. >> we are praying it doesn't keep coming down. it's a little bit nerve-wracking. >> 800 residents forced to flee their homes and hundreds more told to be ready to leave as fires brush 20 miles east of los angeles. >> finally it was the smoke that did it. my eyes were watering, i was having trouble breathing and i thought i better just leave before they even tell me. but i need to leave. or i can't breathe very well. >> the two fires known as the san gabriel complex fire have burned 5,000 acres. crews battling the flames hampered by 00-plus-degree temperatures and wind gusts.

>> happening today after lots of delays, opening statements begin in the criminal child against pacific gasand electric, six years after the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. sharon, this trial surrounds pipeline safety. >> yes. the jury selection wrapped up yesterday and the survivors and city leaders who were there in court yesterday are expected to be back today for the opening statements. eight people died and 66 people were injured in the 2010 explosion. pg&e faces charges of obstruction of justice and pipeline safety violations. if convicted, they could be fined $562 million. the national transportation safety board determined the explosion was caused by a defective steam well in a pipeline segment that was incorrectly listed as seamless. pg&e said it wants customers to know it's focused on the future and regaining trust. we see this community moving forward, rebuilding homes, but you can be sure they are going to be looking for answers in this trial. >>> it is 5:35. police now say a sting in the school parking lot led to a teacher's arrest in palo alto. investigators joined force

the utility is facing charges of lax pipeline safy >>> federal trial involving pacific gas and electric under way. the utility is facing charges of lax pipeline safety and obstructing the probe into the 2010 san bruno blast. investigative reporter tracking the case since the very beginning. so, what is the crux of the government's case here? >> well, basically the government says that pg & e knew what right thing was to do about the pipeline and chose to do the wrong thing. now we have got to see what, how that is going to play out over the next few weeks. as the government brings its case. but essentially they're just as a defense will be, quite a challenge, given the amount of government evidence that suggests that pg & e engineers had the idea how to prepare their pipelines for inspection but chose to do what the regulations suggest they didn't do. and that is pressure test them with the ex-pensive method using high pressure water. >> so, of course, pg & e has to respond. what was their response in their opening statements? >> well the attorney for pg & e began giving an extended lec

pacific gas and electric company has come to an agreement.ental groups to shutter the state's last nuclear power plant. the diablo power plant will close by 2025 and be replaced with other forms of energy including solar. >>> triple-digit temperatures are hampering the fight against several wildfires out west. firefighters are doing what they can in very challenging conditions. correspondent william la jeunesse reports on the efforts to save homes and lives out west. >> we are praying it doesn't keep coming down. it's a little bit nerve-wracking. >> 800 residents forced to flee their homes and hundreds more told to be ready to leave as fires brush 20 miles east of los angeles. >> finally it was the smoke that did it. my eyes were watering, i was having trouble breathing and i thought i better just leave before they even tell me. but i need to leave. or i can't breathe very well. >> the two fires known as the san gabriel complex fire have burned 5,000 acres. crews battling the flames hampered by 00-plus-degree temperatures and wind gusts. >> i

at 90 days on private property in the antennas attached to the existing wooden poles on by say pacific gas & electric. >> commissioner hasz: think the clarifying. that helps out. by second question would oh my second question my comments and would be ongoing about height limit for screening. i think it's kind of a tricky thing. and to meet you must be-i get worried saying [inaudible] to me that season on a restriction so currently on on-screen antennas is very certain height allowed to go? is a case-by-case basis? >> testifier: there's no either mr. unscreened antennas and towers. rather approved unscreened 10 is and towers for cell phones first. they generally don't need to be that high. >> commissioner hasz: i would just love to see some kind of limiting language. on height. >> staff: minors in that provision is that was applied to situations where the building is already overnight limit? speeds >> testifier: it be broad-based. imbued reviewed by exceeding a height. for example in the bayview if the carrier came forward and want to put up fake water tower on the site would normally be-if

at 90 days on private property in the antennas attached to the existing wooden poles on by say pacific gas & electric. >> commissioner hasz: think the clarifying. that helps out. by second question would oh my second question my comments and would be ongoing about height limit for screening. i think it's kind of a tricky thing. and to meet you must be-i get worried saying [inaudible] to me that season on a restriction so currently on on-screen antennas is very certain height allowed to go? is a case-by-case basis? >> testifier: there's no either mr. unscreened antennas and towers. rather approved unscreened 10 is and towers for cell phones first. they generally don't need to be that high. >> commissioner hasz: i would just love to see some kind of limiting language. on height. >> staff: minors in that provision is that was applied to situations where the building is already overnight limit? speeds >> testifier: it be broad-based. imbued reviewed by exceeding a height. for example in the bayview if the carrier came forward and want to put up fake water tower on the site would normally be-if

at 90 days on private property in the antennas attached to the existing wooden poles on by say pacific gas & electric. >> commissioner hasz: think the clarifying. that helps out. by second question would oh my second question my comments and would be ongoing about height limit for screening. i think it's kind of a tricky thing. and to meet you must be-i get worried saying [inaudible] to me that season on a restriction so currently on on-screen antennas is very certain height allowed to go? is a case-by-case basis? >> testifier: there's no either mr. unscreened antennas and towers. rather approved unscreened 10 is and towers for cell phones first. they generally don't need to be that high. >> commissioner hasz: i would just love to see some kind of limiting language. on height. >> staff: minors in that provision is that was applied to situations where the building is already overnight limit? speeds >> testifier: it be broad-based. imbued reviewed by exceeding a height. for example in the bayview if the carrier came forward and want to put up fake water tower on the site would normally be-if

at 90 days on private property in the antennas attached to the existing wooden poles on by say pacific gasectric. >> commissioner hasz: think the clarifying. that helps out. by second question would oh my second question my comments and would be ongoing about height limit for screening. i think it's kind of a tricky thing. and to meet you must be-i get worried saying [inaudible] to me that season on a restriction so currently on on-screen antennas is very certain height allowed to go? is a case-by-case basis? >> testifier: there's no either mr. unscreened antennas and towers. rather approved unscreened 10 is and towers for cell phones first. they generally don't need to be that high. >> commissioner hasz: i would just love to see some kind of limiting language. on height. >> staff: minors in that provision is that was applied to situations where the building is already overnight limit? speeds >> testifier: it be broad-based. imbued reviewed by exceeding a height. for example in the bayview if the carrier came forward and want to put up fake water tower on the site would normally be-if on a

at 90 days on private property in the antennas attached to the existing wooden poles on by say pacific gas& electric. >> commissioner hasz: think the clarifying. that helps out. by second question would oh my second question my comments and would be ongoing about height limit for screening. i think it's kind of a tricky thing. and to meet you must be-i get worried saying [inaudible] to me that season on a restriction so currently on on-screen antennas is very certain height allowed to go? is a case-by-case basis? >> testifier: there's no either mr. unscreened antennas and towers. rather approved unscreened 10 is and towers for cell phones first. they generally don't need to be that high. >> commissioner hasz: i would just love to see some kind of limiting language. on height. >> staff: minors in that provision is that was applied to situations where the building is already overnight limit? speeds >> testifier: it be broad-based. imbued reviewed by exceeding a height. for example in the bayview if the carrier came forward and want to put up fake water tower on the site would normally be-if

pacific gas utility could face a half billion dollar federal fine if convicted of violating federal safetyors fined the company $1.6 billion last year. >>> a 6-year-old boy escaped with only cuts and bruises after a terrifying crash, you here, caught on camera. he's seen browsing for candy in england when suddenly a car plows right through that front window, drives right into him. shelves come crashing down on the boy. his frantic parents rush over and pull him out safely. the 79-year-old suspected drunk driver pleaded guilty on wednesday to refusing a breathalyzer test. that little boy is so, so lucky. >> natalie, thank you. >>> just ahead, making history. prince william decided to become the first royal on the cover of a gay magazine. >>> and the plate that might actually save you calories every time you eat off of it. >>> and melissa rivers shares a first look at the very personal items from her mom joan that are going up for auction. we'll catch up with her right after this. ♪ like, word, chevy. that's the way to go. pick the one emoji that sums up the car. a crystal ball... i can see

pacific gas and electric company, one of the nation's largest utility companies, could face a half millionast year. >>> a 6-year-old boy escaped with only cuts and bruises after a terrifying crash, as you see here, caught on camera. he is seen browsing for candy at a store in manchester, england when suddenly -- take a look there -- a car just plowed right into that front window, plowed right into him. shelves crashing down on to the little boy. his parents rush over there and pull him out safely. the suspected drunk driving was arrested, after refusing a breathalyzer test. so crazy. >> natalie, thank you. >>> just ahead, why prince william decided to be the first royal to appear on the cover of a gay magazine. >>> the plate that may actually save you calories every time you eat off of it. we'll explain that. >>> and melissa rivers shares a first look at the very personal hello! nice to meet you! today we're going to talk about the all-new 2016 chevy cruze, the catch. you're only going to answer me in emojis. so, this cruze has built-in 4g lte wifi® with 24 gigs of data. wow. (message sent

at 90 days on private property in the antennas attached to the existing wooden poles on by say pacific gaselectric. >> commissioner hasz: think the clarifying. that helps out. by second question would oh my second question my comments and would be ongoing about height limit for screening. i think it's kind of a tricky thing. and to meet you must be-i get worried saying [inaudible] to me that season on a restriction so currently on on-screen antennas is very certain height allowed to go? is a case-by-case basis? >> testifier: there's no either mr. unscreened antennas and towers. rather approved unscreened 10 is and towers for cell phones first. they generally don't need to be that high. >> commissioner hasz: i would just love to see some kind of limiting language. on height. >> staff: minors in that provision is that was applied to situations where the building is already overnight limit? speeds >> testifier: it be broad-based. imbued reviewed by exceeding a height. for example in the bayview if the carrier came forward and want to put up fake water tower on the site would normally be-if on

pacific gas and electric and [inaudible] academy of art, cal [inaudible] hong kong economic and tradechants association [inaudible] parking corporation, san francisco federal credit union and san francisco association of realtors. our heritage friends, assumeo foods, bank the orient [inaudible] japan center garage corporation. [inaudible] san francisco apartment association, southwest air lines and union bank. we also like to recognize the media sponsors comcast, [inaudible] sfgovtv and examiner. we have a special treat under the direction orph[inaudible] we are excited to welcome to the stage the [inaudible] hawaii dance group that will highlight the hula in the many traditional forms. [applause] [singing] >> we like to honor or last king [inaudible] who is mostly [inaudible] he took many trips here in january 20, 1891 and lost his life. [inaudible] brought back the hula after being banned so we honor [inaudible] [singing and drums] [applause] >> let's give a round of applause one hoar more time for that performance. the moment you have all been waiting for, tonight we honor 3 specia

at 90 days on private property in the antennas attached to the existing wooden poles on by say pacific gaslectric. >> commissioner hasz: think the clarifying. that helps out. by second question would oh my second question my comments and would be ongoing about height limit for screening. i think it's kind of a tricky thing. and to meet you must be-i get worried saying [inaudible] to me that season on a restriction so currently on on-screen antennas is very certain height allowed to go? is a case-by-case basis? >> testifier: there's no either mr. unscreened antennas and towers. rather approved unscreened 10 is and towers for cell phones first. they generally don't need to be that high. >> commissioner hasz: i would just love to see some kind of limiting language. on height. >> staff: minors in that provision is that was applied to situations where the building is already overnight limit? speeds >> testifier: it be broad-based. imbued reviewed by exceeding a height. for example in the bayview if the carrier came forward and want to put up fake water tower on the site would normally be-if on

for the first time markets such as liquid natural gas will send shipments through the canal which connects the atlantic and pacific oceans. more than 14,000 ships pass through the panama canal every year. >>> pope francis delivered an apology today to members of the lgbtq community. he was on his way back from a -- armenia when he said gays are among those that the church has marginalized. that they deserve an apology. he also said the church has marginalized the poor, women who have been exploited, children forced into labor among others. pope francis uttered his comments -- who am i to judge when it comes to the belief that the church should not discriminate when it comes to gaze. >>> the united kingdom is still divided on the vote to withdraw from european union. there is talk of taking another vote and residents in scotland are considering a vote to secede from the u.k. benjamin hall reports from london. >> reporter: as the dust settles after the u.k. unprecedented decision to split from the european union, britain is now left wondering who should leave the country after prime minister cameron stepped down? >>

pacific down .5% at the moment. the board,ross financials leading losses, as well as oil and gas sectors.bout some of the movers. we are looking at hong kong listed stocks exposed should we end up getting a leave. down, off the session lows. sharp also plunging. , that tokyo session double when me of the stronger to and restructuring to move the secondary market. this is what we are watching in terms of currencies. the yen has been all over the place today. it is starting to strengthen again. we are seeing that play out in terms of the appetite for equities, a complete reversal from earlier in the session. we had those gains in terms of risk appetite-friendly currencies, the aussie and kiwi, playing out with appetite flowing back into safe havens. gold for example, traders were worried that it would break that 1260 level. surged past that, gaining a 10th of 1%. ,ame when it comes to the ftse now a repricing effect, extending gains by seven tens of 1%. risk off sentiment playing out in the oil markets. brent was holding above that $50 a barrel mark. some subdued data in terms of u.s. stock

climate changes for the pacific northwest agreement through that collaboration and instant with the paris agreements we have a significant opportunities to reduce green house gas emissions it is so important for us to careen as partners against global climatic change and take stock of the progress and set in the candidates we create a cleaner more resilient energy feature as governor of oregon i'm condominium to have this goal and building environmental values and economic development have not exclusive goals our green house gas emissions were set within an ice for oregon to do it's part to reduce the green house gas emissions and we're actively pursuing policies and strategies to make those goals a reality oregon industry is sdruch the trajectory of green house gas emissions while supporting a thriving economy and earlier this spring i had the coal to clean for a future free of coal powder electrical by doubling the renewal energy serving organs to 50 percent by 20202025 our population is growing quickly and the demands for energy we'll strive to be a partner on climatic change and we'll continue to working hard on this greatest challenge to our way of life a

gas. so union pacific, by the way, if you go to mexico, david, i got a place in mexico, there's a union pacific train that goes by three times a day taking cars, nafta cars. >> from mexico here to the united states. >> this is a great play on mexico and the strength of mexico. >> what was the news on it today? >> morgan stanley says they like it. they say it does have -- it's very well run company. and i've had them on a number of times. this is a good hedge. but it's coal that is such a factor in layoffs. the railroads, when you look at the number of people they employ, norfolk southern in fairness they had such a decline they actually did well, but norfolk southern is about laying off people in order to be able to deal with the decline in coal. >> decline in coal. >> you can't move coal by anything other than rail. >> all right, we're going to be talking a lot more about jobs of course given that is one of the key stories of the morning. a lot of other stocks to keep an eye on as well, in fact, softbank selling even more alibaba than it originally did. we'll bring you up-to-date on that. we'v

for the first time, markets such as the liquid national gas will be able to send their ships to the canal that connects the pacific ocean with more than 1000 ships passing through every year. >>> marin clean energy below are the energy rates by an average of 9% in september, and that will make the electricity a little bit less expensive than the main competitor pg&e. the marin clean energy is based in san rafael and serving most of marin county, created in 2008 to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions by increasing the use of electricity made by renewable sources like solar and wind. >>> san francisco officials scheduled to vote on a measure to allow a new concession stand near the coit tower. they said that having the food and drinks available near the landmark would be nice for the visitors, but those that live near the coit tower opposed the plan saying it would detract from the tower. the family of lillian coit, the state to pay for the tower, does not want a refreshment stand, and if approved it could open by the end of the summer. >>> hearing from the chicago bear after george lucas announced he will not set u

pacific region and north america. there was almost no disagreement. the oil and gas world, north america and the u.s.ar is the 800 pound gorilla that has way more activity than anywhere else. it's a more liquid market than anywhere else. the funds are comfortable operating there and that will come back first. that was no surprise. apac surprise me a bit because it's a different type of market. when they look at that market, with ac is this giant demand growth potential that your previous speaker was talking about. -- where will it come from? it will be asia-pacific. you are buying into a high-growth story which is what the private equity houses love to do. alix: what kind of sectors will we see the most p/e activity? it sounds like you're talking about mainstream. >> certainly midstream. split roughly 50/50 between upstream and midstream. for those in the downstream, there is not much interest. you've got one group that will target upstream heavily in the u.s. they understand that supply chain and how to make money. you have one group that will target the infrastructure assets in asia-pacific. you've

climate changes for the pacific northwest agreement through that collaboration and instant with the paris agreements we have a significant opportunities to reduce green house gasemissions it is so important for us to careen as partners against global climatic change and take stock of the progress and set in the candidates we create a cleaner more resilient energy feature as governor of oregon i'm condominium to have this goal and building environmental values and economic development have not exclusive goals our green house gas emissions were set within an ice for oregon to do it's part to reduce the green house gas emissions and we're actively pursuing policies and strategies to make those goals a reality oregon industry is sdruch the trajectory of green house gas emissions while supporting a thriving economy and earlier this spring i had the coal to clean for a future free of coal powder electrical by doubling the renewal energy serving organs to 50 percent by 20202025 our population is growing quickly and the demands for energy we'll strive to be a partner on climatic change and we'll continue to working hard on this greatest challenge to our way of life an

pacific legal foundation. >>> oil settling around $49 a barrel. we're going to tell you more about trade as summer inches closer. gas prices rising, increasing 11 cents in just the last month to have current prices around $2.32 per gallon for regular. >>> katie couric issuing apology for misleading editing, her term, in the gun documentary. the man interviewed by her and leaked the real audio track is here on whether or not he accepts the apology. >>> also, now bryant gumbel accused of deceptive editing tricks in an anti-gun piece. we're going to give you all the details. then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. prudential. bring your challenges. and intellectual propertylines about bubeing stolen.g hacked that is cyber-crime. and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital cri

for the first time the markets such as liquid natural gas will be able to send their shipments to the canals, connecting them with the pacificcean. they will pass through every year. >>> it is called rafting gone wild. thousands flocking to join on the unofficial party. the park rangers would try to stop them on the american river. because they usually involve a whole lot of alcohol. but this year they would try to halt the party. but they ran away and he floated away. he did speak though with the media just before the event kicked off. that's impossible. that they could buy that beer from anyone right now. >> reporter: they didn't put a lot of effort into catching it yesterday since they know who he is that they will file a report. they are prepared for another busy day. and the event is called rage on the river. >>> if you are in east bay, that we will be pushing 100 across the board, right? >> what else will you do if you will not be in the waters? maybe see the movie to park it inside? that's a good one as we do have temperatures on the increase. we will be warming it up hitting near 100 degrees today. that you folks are

climate changes for the pacific northwest agreement through that collaboration and instant with the paris agreements we have a significant opportunities to reduce green house gas emissions it is so important for us to careen as partners against global climatic change and take stock of the progress and set in the candidates we create a cleaner more resilient energy feature as governor of oregon i'm condominium to have this goal and building environmental values and economic development have not exclusive goals our green house gas emissions were set within an ice for oregon to do it's part to reduce the green house gas emissions and we're actively pursuing policies and strategies to make those goals a reality oregon industry is sdruch the trajectory of green house gas emissions while supporting a thriving economy and earlier this spring i had the coal to clean for a future free of coal powder electrical by doubling the renewal energy serving organs to 50 percent by 20202025 our population is growing quickly and the demands for energy we'll strive to be a partner on climatic change and we'll continue to working hard on this greatest challenge to our way of life a

pacific railroad said a track problem is what caused the derailment in oregon . the injured people were removed s soon as possible. >> darya: average province of gas has gone up 6¢ the past two weeks. the national average is 237 a gallon. oakland is to 86. san francisco is 298 to. >> robin: 80 west to the bay bridge toll plaza is looking much better. 16 minutes from the maze to the sky way. more next. >> darya: we are taking a look at the weather. \ >> reporter: there is some fog at sfo. there are about 25 minute delays there. we see some clearing skies happening right now. temperatures are on the map right now. we will see a lot of forming up east of the day but not as much in the north said. we will have the upper 80s story. the east bay shore line will be getting a '70s. the warm-up tomorrow will be a lot different as you can see. >> reporter: we have a similar temperatures on the map. don't get to use that because we will start cooling down to the '70s as we have friday. we will return to the upper 80s by the end of the weekend. >> robin: 92 across the san mateo bridge is the slowest bridge right now. 25 minutes shrive from the 20 minutes to this in mateo br

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climate changes for the pacific northwest agreement through that collaboration and instant with the paris agreements we have a significant opportunities to reduce green house gas emissions it is so important for us to careen as partners against global climatic change and take stock of the progress and set in the candidates we create a cleaner more resilient energy feature as governor of oregon i'm condominium to have this goal and building environmental values and economic development have not exclusive goals our green house gas emissions were set within an ice for oregon to do it's part to reduce the green house gas emissions and we're actively pursuing policies and strategies to make those goals a reality oregon industry is sdruch the trajectory of green house gas emissions while supporting a thriving economy and earlier this spring i had the coal to clean for a future free of coal powder electrical by doubling the renewal energy serving organs to 50 percent by 20202025 our population is growing quickly and the demands for energy we'll strive to be a partner on climatic change and we'll continue to working hard on this greatest challenge to our way of life a