this has caused delays to the peninsula pipeline project. there are delays that have impacted schedules. could be as simple as the generator accident. there were also a lot of complex issues in the field to deal with, such as the discovery of archaeological sties and contaminated soil that we are dealing with along the peninsula right now that has impacted schedules. finally, in the later stages of design, we oftentimes bring in an outside expert to review our schedules. based on their recommendation, we may have to adjust our schedule. this is what happened in the case of calaveras. we had to deal with naturally occurring the asbestos. i have a lot of good news to share with you. since of last reported on the program, we have certified two eir's on two of our key projects. we have advertised at three contracts including very important contracts including calaveras and a very important part of the eastern pipeline system. we have advocated construction on six large projects including a water treatment plant, the western segment of the san jo

getting over to the peninsula or from the peninsula back to the east bay, highway 92, the san mateo bridge moves smoothly over to 880. no major slowing right now in that portion right now. >>> 4:41 now. fire crews still fighting to get an upper hand on what has now become the second largest fire in arizona history. more homes in the eastern part of the state are on stand by now to evacuate. the fire has already burned more than 486 square miles. half of the town of eagar is empty and flames are threatening nearby springerville. >>> coming up -- >> it's a war on the home front and a war against our own people. for america, this is as iraq as it gets, period. >>> a veteran soldier survives gunfire in iraq while his father dies in a shooting right outside his east bay home. this morning prayers for peace in an east bay neighborhood known as the killing field. >>> and baggage fees, cramp ed seats, lost luggage. is there anything to be happy about when it comes to airline travel? it turns out there is. we'll tell you about that coming up. >>> and a live look at the bay bridge on this early wedn

better news now on the peninsula. earlier injury crash northbound 101 just past sfo has been cleared. a live shot of traffic moving northbound on 101. past millbrae. so you can see it's flowing well. the accident really didn't cause much slowing. this was an earlier charge south 101 on the paul avenue off-ramp. the san francisco area. that is being cleared as well. we will check out the south bay and show you the 280 and 17 interchange. even though we had quite a few accidents for friday morning, traffic is light. no problems here on northbound 280 under 17. eric, kristen? >> thank you very much. >>> 6:09. >> just ahead, the death of the man most of the world knows as doctor death. >> here we go again. computer hackers hit sony for the third time in two months. >> the budget battle that can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating wle grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lowe our cholesterol, but find

this morning, there is somebody in the peninsula planning another attack against the united states. >> one of the group's leaders is anwar al-awlaki an american cleric who is pushing the organization to conduct as many attacks aimed at the u.s. as possible in rapid succession. the u.s. is planning to step up missile and drone attacks against the organization. >>> mayor of vancouver is blaming a small number of tool begins for the -- hooligans. >> they will reveal details of the arrests made and asking for witnesses to send in video and all that vandalism. about 150 people went to hospital last night after fans got out of the control after the canucks loss to the boston bruins. they lit garbage cans on fire and looted rs ran into a department stores. >> our meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> changes you can feel them outside. not nearly as warm and that is the big stories. changes on the way and cooler conditions on the weekend but if you like the 90s. i found them in the forecast and tell you when they come back. >> and the problem chrysler recalling hundreds of thousands o

this morning, there is somebody in the peninsula planning another attack against the united states. >> one of the group's leaders is anwar al-awlaki an american cleric who is pushing the organization to conduct as many attacks aimed at the u.s. as possible in rapid succession. the u.s. is planning to step up missile and drone attacks against the organization. >>> mayor of vancouver is blaming a small number of tool begins for the -- hooligans. >> they will reveal details of the arrests made and asking for witnesses to send in video and all that vandalism. about 150 people went to hospital last night after fans got out of the control after the canucks loss to the boston bruins. they lit garbage cans on fire and looted rs ran into a department stores. >> our meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> changes you can feel them outside. not nearly as warm and that is the big stories. changes on the way and cooler conditions on the weekend but if you like the 90s. i found them in the forecast and tell you when they come back. >> and the problem chrysler recalling hundreds of thousands o

over toward europe it's going remain wet across the scann scandinavian peninsula. unsettled weather here. and then we've got a new low that's coming in off the atlantic. it's going to look wet for ireland as well as the uk and start moving in toward the low countries. meanwhile it is staying nice and dry for france as well as the i berrian peninsula and this area. a lot of warmer air start togs come on in. that's going to be spreading across much of the continental europe over the weekend. looking at the highs of 35 in madrid as well as lisbon, and that heat is really going to start moving in toward western and central sections of europe. so looking to get much more hotter here. all right. that's a look at your weather conditions for now, and i will leave you with your three-day outlook. >>> once again the top stories at this hour. member countries of the international atomic energy agency have agreed to increase global nuclear safety in the wake of the nuclear accident in japan. a five-day ministerial meeting of the iaea wrapped up in vienna on friday. the agency'

still some 60s a lot of upper 60s on the peninsula.the coast 50s and 60s. >>> time now 5:44. quick look at some of the top stories we're following right now. the case of missing nursing student michelle le has now become a homicide investigation. hayward police say there's evidence from le's car and from search warrants that point to the fact she was killed. >>> two teenagers are in the hospital this morning after an early morning crash in oakland. police say they were going at a very high rate of speed when they crashed into a parked pickup truck. >>> and this morning two suspected teenage gang members are in jail in connection with the fatal shooting of a 3-month- old boy in east palo alto. police now say the weekend killing was a case of mistaken identity. >>> new york congressman anthony weiner has now issued a public apology for sending lewd photos of himself to women online and then lying about it. sandra endo is in washington d.c. with details of the ethics investigation fellow democrats are now launching. sandra. >> reporter: w

we'll check out the peninsula commute for you.d on 101 traffic looks great and mountain view and san francisco . southbound delay free in san mateo and palo alto. northbound for headlights . looks great . hope it stays that way. we'll post it on abc sevennews.com. >> and electronic devices become small yer offer more features. controlling the power consumption is a huge priority. it -- they have developed a new technology to make microchips more energy efficient. >> this is a chip with a lot of transiters and you can see the differences on them. using our technology on the same thing, you see a tighter distribution. it is important because a chip is like a chain, only as good as the worst transiter and weakest link. by making them tighter and uniform, you are getting rid of the bad transiters. >> technology that cuts power in half and you get the same performance. you can put it on the mobile phone and have the same battery life. >> it will redouse chip power consumption 50 percent. inteleannounced a new transitors that cuts consu

we will check out the ride on the peninsula for you. so if you are headed toward sfo, 101 is fine northbound. southbound also. flowing well to san jose. a couple of drive times. no slowing really. westbound 80. as you make your way toward vallejo from highway 37 to the carquinez bridge is six minutes. you can always get more drive-times by going to our website abc7news.com. it's under the bay area traffic link. eric, karina? >> all right. 5:20. >> it is indeed. next, a japanese naval ship makes a good will stop in san francisco. why it's here to say thanks. >>> a giant surprise. how the world series champs pull out a win and put a huge smile on the face of a boy who lost his most prized possession. introducing honey bunches of oats, raisin medley. there's nothing like it! the only cereal with 1, 2, 3 kinds of raisins and crunchy multigrain flakes. you gotta try new honey bunches of oats raisin medley. the midwestern meat and potato sandwich. where french fries and meat, meet come try the midwestern meat and potato sandwich from our new

peninsula temperatures in the 60s and the 70s. 57 in san jose.unday the warmest day and then high pressure produces offshore flow resulting in sunny skies and low 90s on monday through wednesday. have a great weekend and happy father's day. >> the cal baseball team goes from unwanted to fan favorites. and how low would rory mcilroy go? and does anyone have a shot to catch him? highlights from the u.s. open next in sports. ,, ,,,, ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. it's not uncommon for the term "hero" to be bandied about. but does bringing a floor back to life really make us heroes? yes. yes it does. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> closed captioning of eyewitness news is brought to you

right here san mateo smooth drive at the transition on the peninsula. a live look out there and see how things are shaping up on the bridge itself. the camera is shaking time to time, maybe a gust of wind or two on the side. christina giving me approval. clouds not completely clear obviously. we don't see any windshield wipers now. so far, like i said, moisture sticking around but not causing a major problem for drivers. >> as that system keeps pulling out, winds will pick up. >> it's science. >> they know what they are talking about-of- science. >> 6:10, still to come on "today in the bay," giants biggest rival could be taken over by major league baseball soon. we're going to tell you why. live at the alameda county fairgrounds. bob redell is about to give us a look at some appetizing and perhaps not so appetizing food you can get there. that's next. >>> a live look at hp pavilion in san jose.ng away. thwill more comeis? sying away. will more come? 6:10. stay with us. >>> welcome back. good morning, a live look at 880 through oakland. traffic seems to

it's the 6-1 hosted by peninsula congresswoman spears since january of last year. over 3,000 job seekers have attended. this one is focusing on recent college graduates, veterans and mature workers. about 20 local companies will be at the event. >> we call it a boot camp because it is a boot camp. it's about pulling yourselves up from your boot straps. dusting off your resume. kind of making it relevant for today's market. learning how to interview better. >> reporter: the free job hunter's boot camp is being held at the college of san mateo until 2:30 this afternoon. >>> the labor department today did not have very good news for job seekers. it announced fewer advertisements for job openings. analysts say today's numbers could be a sign that hiring could remain weak in the coming months. >>> grave diggers at one of 17 cemeteries in karma are demanding a resolution. they've been locked out of their job at wood lawn memorial park since april 12 after the owner proposed a $2 an hour pay cut and other take aways. that will reduce the pay of some workers to just $15 an

along the peninsula. then it continues all the way through your saturday.f by sunday, we're getting a break. but take a look at this. i stopped the clock for you at 4:00 p.m. sunday. it looks like we're picking up a thunderstorm here, a pretty strong one, at 4:00 p.m. on sunday. so that's when we're expecting the very active thunderstorm activity. so here it is. saturday, heavy rain. sunday, our focus turns to the thunderstorms. then monday, if that system does not go anywhere, we could be dealing with rain all the way through tuesday oo, be even. i think it's going to be out of here by the second portion of your monday. so this is what it looks like for the rest of the week. finally, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, the 70s are back. the sunshine comes out. and boy, i'm missing it, marla. but we're going to get some for the first part of today. >> okay. we'll enjoy it while we can. thank you, christina. >>> right now, 60,000 acres and spreading. a wild fire is burning out of control in eastern arizona. it forced the evacuation last night of the small town of

and as we head into the peninsula 69 in san mateo and 67 in san francisco. so a very nice day once we clear out from that fog once again. 76 in napa. and 76 in hempfield. more anytime on your travel forecast on the weather channel on cable and hopefully i get a few more a-pluses here on my seven-day. >> you're like the weather god p the air-conditioning just turned on when you said it's hot. >> i can feel it. >> you have power over all things weather. >> wednesday and thursday i do want to note that. low to mid 80s. at least for three consecutive days. so that is good is what i'm trying to say. >> yes. good would be the word i would choose as well. >> great. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> all right, thank you, gentlemen. >>> well, still ahead here at 5:00 brian "the beard" wilson has a secret. and her name is victoria and chanel. we'll explain. >>> and up next, are you driving a safe car, truck, or suv? we'll take a closer look at the top vehicles to drive and the ones you might want to avoid. >>> there's no doubt the bay area can get some wil

the people taking over are al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. so he's presenting the world and yemen with a stark choice. which is, if i go at this point, these guys are gaining ground. do you really want the country to go al qaeda? >> and al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, they're very creative in their terror. >> he's a great publicist and a good terrorist. he's been very successful at that. you have to remember that al qaeda in the arabian peninsula is a small organization, just a few hundred people. >> if it becomes a failed state, already large parts of the country are beyond government control or very limited government control, then what? they become as a more efficient somalia? >> then we have a real mess on our hands. there's also a risk of a lot of displaced people. this is a country running out of money and water. it's running out of fuel and everything. it's certainly running out of order. you could just have an enormous imploding population, 24 million people with no place to go and nothing to do. >> the place they'll try to go is s

in the case of the peninsula pipeline seismic upgrade project, the increases with refinement for the project based on the latest geo technical information, the decision was made to replace a number of pipeline segments on the peninsula where we are vulnerable to liquefaction. this is in the -- in to the additional scope in three different occasions. i will elaborate more on the cost increases. more from that perspective later in my presentation. >> it does occur to me that a couple of the projects we have been tracking in terms of costs have had some cost increases. if you could just give me an update on that spread sheet you give me from time to time. >> in the reporting quarter, we have some projects that we were forecasted to complete almost six months later. i wanted to elaborate more on the regional projects, which are the four above the darker line. this is a project that is now completed. it has reached the central completion. we need to keep the contract opened to allow the contractor to come back and perform some of the repairs at no cost to us. they accidently damage being

the caskets are on their way back down to the peninsula to holy cross cemetery. there will be an honor guard and members of the family that will be pallbearers. 150 to 200 fire engines will take part in the peninsula. the service is open to the public, st. mary's has a seating capacity of about 2500 but 5,000 to 6,000 people are expected. there is an overflow area down in the church and also a place at the sacred heart cathedral auditorium where people can watch a live video feed of service. >> thousands of firefighters attending the services are not leaving their firehouses but being replaced by substitute crews who volunteer from all over the bay area. terry mcsweeney is at fire station 7. a crew came from hayward to provide different kind of aid. >> they were taking care of business. san francisco is divided into nine battalion districts, each one of those districts is getting a crew outside san francisco. hayward taking care of things at 19th and folsom streets. this is something that no one has seen before and are praying that we never see it again. >> under

the caskets are on their way back down to the peninsula to holy cross cemetery. there will be an honor guard and members of the family that will be pallbearers. 150 to 200 fire engines will take part in the peninsula. the service is open to the public, st. mary's has a seating capacity of about 2500 but 5,000 to 6,000 people are expected. there is an overflow area down in the church and also a place at the sacred heart cathedral auditorium where people can watch a live video feed of service. >> thousands of firefighters attending the services are not leaving their firehouses but being replaced by substitute crews who volunteer from all over the bay area. terry mcsweeney is at fire station 7. a crew came from hayward to provide different kind of aid. >> they were taking care of business. san francisco is divided into nine battalion districts, each one of those districts is getting a crew outside san francisco. hayward taking care of things at 19th and folsom streets. this is something that no one has seen before and are praying that we never see it again. >> under

and police saluted as the funeral procession wound its way through san francisco and then down the peninsula. people also gathered along the route, many waves and holding flags. as we mentioned perez and valerio are being laid to rest at holy cross cemetery in culma. >>> we want team coverage tonight beginning with mike mibach who is inside st. mary's cathedral. >> for just about two hours we learned a little bit more about a couple of guys from engine company 26. >> reporter: two caskets draped in cloth, surrounded by firefighters with broken hearts. >> we loved your son, and they will always be with us. god bless you vincent perez and anthony valerio. you touched our lives and we will never forget you. >> reporter: the funeral service for lieutenant vincent perez and firefighter paramedic anthony valerio was filled with love. family and firefighters telling stories about two men who saved lives, who battled fire, who never hesitated. >> wince was a fireman's fireman. he was always the first one in the door, he was always the first one to grab a nozzle. if there was a fire, vince was the on

it's nice ott, it's sunny, but it's really windy in the east bay and on the peninsula. it's driving me crazy. >> that brought temperatures down. our friends visiting from out of town, making the trek across the golden gate bridge, you saw maybe a half hour of sunshine today. temperatures running between 5 and 10 degrees below average. especially for the inland spots. we're talking about that sea breeze right across the bay. oakland just getting into the mid-60s today. almost to santa cruz, you were hard appreciationed to see any such shine. we had a weak trough move through. that tends to mix up the marine layer. for tomorrow, clouds won't be quite as thick. for tonight, clouds will rush back in, especially along the peninsula and south bay and locally along those gaps. big changes on the way, the next couple days as i mentioned are pretty quiet. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, temperatures warm up nicely, we have some interesting things ahead. the middle of this coming week, rain, very unusual for this time of year. let's step out of the way and show you what's goi

also moderate along the peninsula.rds pacifica, ocean beach and even towards redwood city and half moon bay. light conditions in the south bay. that light green showing perhaps a little bit of sunshine later. highway 50 even cut snowfall. however, a drive along interstate-80. the satellite/radar initial assistants off the coast. how that the orange and red indicating heavy downpours. if i told him, it will decrease in the intensity. however, by 4:00 p.m., that could increase along the north bay, the south the, the peninsula. by 7:00 p.m., which is the most the drawing. with upper 50s, santa rosa, and taking a look towards hayward, mountain view, 60 degrees. san jose, pretty windy. with 33 mph. 16 m.p.h. at s f o. your kron 4 7 day around the bay showing their rainy saturday in store for us. scattered storms sunday into monday and a dry out on tuesday. 9:18. henry? >> henry: we are at the sunset celebration in menlo park is happening all weekend. we are getting ready to show you this cargo container house. is this 200 s

showers through the british isles and scandinavian peninsula and the northern end of scandinavian peninsula. looking at some showers tonight. as for temperatures on wednesday gets up to 22 in stockholm, 25 in berlin and 30 degrees for vienna so getting hot here and 33 degrees in madrid, still hot again on wednesday, you want to watch out for that. all right, that's a look at your weather for now and here is your three-day outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us. \s aÑÑ÷Ñ÷÷Ñ÷ÑÑÑÑÑÑ÷÷÷ÑÑÑ÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷

the heaviest stuff still hugging the coastline along the peninsula. maybe a portion starting to stretch in towards san francisco and the golden gate bridge. yesterday the bridge was socked in. we'll see fit happens again today. the temperatures lookout for the current hour. san francisco 54. 53 in oakland. 50 napa. a little warmer to the south today. 57 san jose. now the east bay, 55 degrees now in livermore and nice mild 62 degrees in antioch and brentwood. this afternoon we're going to see temperatures get up into the possibly low to mid-80s. which is a big drop from where we were monday and tuesday. looking for 80 in santa rosa and novado. 79 fairfield and downtown san francisco, probably warming up to 64 today, a little cooler along the coast. warmer in redwood city and palo alto, mid-70s there. 70 expected in oakland. hayward 73 for you. freemont 75. the valley and livermore valley, delta, hot spots earlier with temperatures near 100. today upper 70s, low 80s. san jose, mid-70s. we were 95 two days ago. 85 yesterday and now san jose with a maximu

the people taking over are al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. so he's presenting the world and yemen with a stark choice. which is if i go at this point, do you really want the country to go to al qaeda? >> and they're actually kind of very creative in their terror. it's not going for what al qaeda central wanted, which was huge 9/11 style attacks, it's much more -- smaller attacks, but they seem much more kind of aggressive about it. >> much more imaginative. on the one hand, they're willing to go for much smaller targets than osama bin laden was willing to go for. they'll just try and take out one airplane with a guy who can blow up his underwear or try to take out the head of security in saudi arabia or they'll send these printer cartridges that will basically paralyze international air freight for several days. so they'll do these imaginative things. even when they fail to do off, they say look what we were able to do. he is a great publicist and good terrorist, and he's been very successful at that. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula is a sm

that's set to move into the korean peninsula next looking much drier today, a little bit cloudy todayut as we head into your wednesday we'll see some intense showers developing again. elsewhere across the region widespread rain is going to be affecting southern china, over the next couple of days, watch out for some heavy rain to occur along the southern coast of guandong, heavy rain pushing across taiwan and northern luzon, hefty showers. indo china peninsula picking up moisture from the bay of bengal. 31 degrees in hong kong today, temperatures exceeding 30 degrees for many of you in china. 35 in chongqing. 32 in beijing and warming up in tokyo as well to 30 celsius. over to the americas looking very wet out in the east during the overnight hours. we have a very long frontal system that's stretching across the region and areas from missouri extending towards west virginia could pick up some severe thunderstorms, damaging winds, tornadoes not out of the question. a new system coming in from the pacific is going to be spreading some light showers from british columbia down into northe

move along and take a look at the peninsula.ic looks good on 101 getting slow in burlingame on the south bay commute still getting a little bit of slowing on 85 at 17. 6:49 let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you, sir. some sun out there. look at that sea breeze rip roaring sea breeze equals cooler weather for those away from the coast. already cooled down yesterday coast and bay. cooling will continue on tuesday we had high pressure northerly breeze. not an offshore wind northerly wind. it was hot inland. temperatures near 100. not anymore. temperatures will drop from tuesday to thursday and some of the highs 15 to 20 degrees just in 48 hours. the fog getting chewed up south -- i should say north of the golden gate courtesy of a northwest wind and also some cooler air aloft. kind of lose the ingredients there to hold it together. south of that holden on. now to 6s, upper 60s on the lows a lot of 50s now and few upper 40s. get the west-southwest 23 fairfield gusting to 30 and napa and vacaville showing a sea breeze over san pablo

the peninsula and down in the south bay. jose getting up to 85 degrees and around the monterey bay, temperatures are much like today in places of santa cruz . 89 in morgan hill . gilroy . you were held down by the fog today . 68 degrees tomorrow afternoon . if you are going to the game, a's take on the kansas city royals. upper 60s and then the temperatures will drop in the mid60's range. here is your seven dape forecast. warm wednesday away from the beaches. numbers in the low 90s . thursday, cooling begins as the sea breeze strengthens and we see more cloud and fog. by friday, noticeably cooler here. upper 50s to low 80s and in a holding pattern . father's day is sunday and temperatures with a warm up and warming continues early next week and we'll see numbers close to 90 degrees inland. >> thank you. >> and medical news for you. two new studies show sleep deprivation and unhealthy eating habits in the teen girls. >> they had more difficulty sleepy and sleepy teens are 50 percent more likely to crave carbs. >> and together

by noon, the clouds are at the peninsula coast.lin. 87 in brentwood. exception is hayward and berkeley. upper 60s for you. heading toward santa cruz mountain. the closer to the bay, the mid-to-upper 70s. low to mid-70s for most of the peninsula. look at pacifica. upper 50s. mid-60s in downtown. even with the sunshine and north bay beaches around 60 degrees. 68 in saucelito. san rafael. novato. sonoma. napa. mid-to-upper 70s. low to mid-80s elsewhere. in the valley. 60 at monterey. 70 at santa cruz. we have mid-80s for mon gan hill and gilroy. beautiful day at at&t park. breezy and sunny. 12:45, the first pitch. 61 degrees. up to 64. a high sun burden of pron facto. we have cloudy conditionses on the -- cloudy cons tonight. we have low to mid-60s inland. have a great day. >> bart is no longer reporting delays. they're on time. big delays at the bay bridge toll plaza backed up to the maze. a 20-minute wait. the metering lights are cycling slowly. consider carpooling as well today. interstate 80 in berkeley. the usual clouded conditio

south bay, and also for the peninsula. if you live in the north bay, that's where the air quality will be the best for tomorrow. let's look at the fog. when is it going to move in, when is it going to cool us down? throughout tonight, fog will build offshore. we're not going to see a huge intrusion of the marine layer. by 6:00 a.m., fog will linger. that will provide slight cooling for tomorrow's forecast. as we head throughout wednesday and thursday night, the fog will try to get more aggressive with that onshore flow. and we should see temperatures getting knocked down. thursday, everyone's going to notice the numbers coming down here across the bay area. tomorrow, it's a transitional day. we'll still see hot weather, dangerous heat in the south bay, you'll need to drink plenty of water. 94 in san jose. 91 in los gatos. remember the pets. 79 in san mateo. 78 in san francisco. you see the numbers across the peninsula will be dropping tomorrow into the 70s and 80s instead of the 90s. inland, stead looking at those upper 90

get that south wind upper 50s for many especially peninsula, south bay and east bay. then mid-50s there's the low dropping right on in. you can see it just spinning right there. it has to move over us. by tonight into tomorrow morning. so not only get the front, you get the associated cold low and therein lies a rain develops forecast heaviest to the north bay, cloudy and cool for everybody else. thunderstorms are possible tonight into tomorrow morning around that core of that low. morning showers and then we'll kick it out of here. cloudy, rain heaviest north. over half inch to inch and a half is possible. very cool for june. mid-70s for some. east and south. but a lot of 60s in between. in fact really cool temperatures towards the north bay with a lot of 60s. clouds, showers on wednesday and then out of here on thursday, friday, saturday and sunday look sunny side up and warm to hot. >>> european markets are mostly higher right now despite the problems in greece. overnight japan's make was up slightly as well as were most asian markets. however investors are concern

he bought a rancho in '82, and it was a huge chunk of land in a little peninsula. it took decades for it to fill in with housing. >> when he died, he leapt 1,100 acres to widows and orphans, and his children that truck. they comprise the woods, sherwood forest, forestville. it was a contentious thing. it took about 13, 15 years in public. >> this is actually in golden gate park, the casino. it was a controversy at the time to have a place that serve liquor and had card games in golden gate park. eventually, it moved to 24th ave. >> we still have the newly recently refurbished stop along the great highway. the beach shall i -- chalet. i always find it ironic that these federal highway funds were used to refurbish this place for drivers to get a drink. terrific. [laughter] >> there were farms, and there were dairies, as these houses are starting to be built, and they are more conventional residents is, and they are still a farm. in the distance, you can see it is still sand dunes. >> and water once again from windmills and wells. >> there is a few small lakes. some o

because of that sig alert that occurs on the peninsula. we had a full closure of three lanes as you're heading down towards the oregon expressway. this was not long after the accident occurred, a deadly accident when a pedestrian on highway 101 was hit by a car. presumably that's the car. the investigation continues. we just got the update saying that caltrans hopes to have those lanes open in two or three minutes. they're reopening some lanes right now just past the scene. we'll take you back to the maps and show you the speeds. there are no major delays past that area, southbound 101 just south of highway 84. that's better news through the area and hopefully will have another update when we come back. the maze shows a smooth flow. but 70 right around main street there is an accident there affecting those yellow bafrrels at the off-ramp. there might have to be a lane closure but i'll let you know. 680 has roadway repair but the lanes should be cleared. also the on-ramps for the next half hour and livermore moves smoothly, 580 westbound. >

indo china peninsula picking up moisture from the bay of bengal.o here we're looking at that widespread rain to impact much of the region. 31 degrees in hong kong today, temperatures exceeding 30 degrees for many of you in china. 35 in chongqing. 32 in beijing and warming up in tokyo as well to 30 celsius. now we head into the americas, looking very wet out in the east during the overnight hours. we have a very long frontal system that's stretching across the region and areas from missouri extending towards west virginia could pick up some severe thunderstorms, damaging winds, tornadoes not out of the question. a new system coming in from the pacific is going to be spreading some light showers from british columbia all the way down into northern california here, and ahead of this frontal system we'll start to see some winds kicking up as well for the southwestern corner so again we're looking at critical fire conditions from tuesday onward for the southwestern corner here. it stays dry, windy and temperatures remain on the warm side again, 37 degre

well as the delta with the sunshine this afternoon but 60s close to the coast line and down the peninsula. it will stay mild overnight with the fog moving in. 50s and 60s right now. we should stay in the 50s for the most part. maybe a few low 40s. tomorrow, dense fog for the morning close to the coast line. patchy fog briefly. south bay and inland valleys fog pushing back to the close line by noon. elsewhere warmer temperatures. >>> summer officially started a week ago but looks like winter in lake tahoe. look at this a blanket of snow and a record amount of snow on the ground. so it's not just about fire works this fourth of july but also about skiing. >>> in san francisco, residents

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and then through the indochina peninsula and the bay of bengal as well scattered showers around.eavier isolated downpours will be possible in parts of myanmar and bangladesh and northwest india. these areas still continue to see rain and there is that chance of heavy to very heavy rainfalls to develop today. the highs will be getting up pretty high in hong kong, 32 is your high. even hotter in shanghai, 33 for you. then 23 degrees in tokyo. gray and on the cool side here. over towards the americas looking at all that activity here in and around the central americas. again today we've got a tropical depression just south of mexico in the eastern pacific. that will be the first one of the season and it is expected to strengthen further. it is going to likely become a tropical cyclone within the next 24 hours, then over throughout this week we'll watch that slowly strengthen and possibly becoming a hurricane. now, we've also got a large low area here in the caribbean as well. combined they're all bringing showers to both islands as well as central america. deadly flooding situation

smooth drive to the peninsula. we'll end with the bay bridge toll plaza. there is a link to the dump the pump day and they send you to the facebook page where you upload photos. >> mad at the price at the pump. you could win $500 of tickets. 6:12. still to come on "today in the bay" bay, a murky area for victims of flash flood. why financial runoff from the disaster could wipe out social services. >> and oh, canada. fans taking hockey too seriously? we'll look at the damage left by riots on the streets of vancouver. >> did you see this. people in vancouver waking up this morning to a not so pretty picture. this is the scene last night as hockey fans rioted in the streets after the canucks lost 4-0 to the bruins. it was the stanley cup final. rioters lit parked cars on fire, threw bottles, riot police had to move in to try to restore some of the order out there. similar scene happened in 1994 when rioters lashed out on the streets when canucks lost to the new york rangers. probably a cleanup this morning. >> this morning the new victims of flooding in downt

no major problems on the peninsula either. great flow so far. >> bright day on wall street as another ipo from a bay area company will be trading on wall street today. we'll check the numbers for you. 6:12 right now. also new rules for companies that make your sunscreen. how it's all changing. >>> a live look outside this morning. beautiful look from yosemite falls. a reporter there talking about waterfalls, where that water has got to flow w how it could affect your summer plans. >>> new this morning, beautiful live look at yosemite this morning. now, we're taking a look at all the waterfalls out there. we've had record snow pack. that snow is now melting with the warmer temperatures, although the water has got to go somewhere. we'll take a look at it coming up in just a bit. >>> 6:15. just as facebook gets ready for the initial public offering, there's word the number of users may actually be leveling off, even dropping. bob redell has more on what some are calling facebook fatigue. good morning, bob. >> good morning, laura.

side, 101 moving nicely along the peninsula as well. travel times, san mateo, 92, into or out of san francisco, smooth flow, 280 this time, a simple drive as well. might have fog coming through the area, a lack at 101 the golden gate bridge, a clear view, see those lights across the span lower, from christina's forecast, we know that rain is coming, the north bay as well, watch this if it affect yours commute. >> radar, kind of scarry. thanks so much. >>> it is 5:09 now. semifinals of the national spelling bee this morning. we will tell you how our local teens fared. >>> and group.teaming up with a travel agency to get you discounts on your trip. >>> may not look like summer but a summer tradition kicks off this morning. find out if we will have clear skies or need to g. an umbrella >>> beautiful bay bridge, always nice, rain or shine, traffic making its way across. 5:10 now. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me a

low 80s for the rest of the peninsula.id to upper 60s along the coast with the temperature at the water will be upper 50s. low to mid-70s around south san francisco and load low to mid 80s in north bay valleys. santa rosa and cloverdale, low 90s there and cooler at the beaches. low 80s around union city and fremont. sunny and 90-degree temperatures throughout the east bay valleys. we'll be dublin, 89. ten degrees cooler in santa cruz and watsonville and another ten degree drop in monterey. at the coliseum, 7:05 first pitch, 68 dropping down to 64 degrees. as far as tonight temperatures will be warmest in the east bay valleys. rest of us in the mid to upper 50s. noticed the cloud cover moving in from the south. that is what we call the southerly surge. with we see the marine layer start to return. high pressure will dominate our weather making it warm again today and to lesser extent tomorrow with the southerly surge. temperatures will drop about 4-8 degrees, 2-3 degree drop on friday and then sunday you can see the warming

no problems on the peninsula.get the latest traffic information whenever you want by going to our website at abc7news.com. >>> i think wonder woman had one of these, next, a transparent aircraft where passengers can see through the cabin walls. >> plus, a thriller of a deal -- how one of the best known jackets in pop music could be zblrs and home improvement project becomes a home repair project. ws what is that? it's you! it's me? alright emma, i know it's not your favorite but it's time for your medicine, okay? you ready? one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma very good sweety, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? let's go back to drawing. >>> good morning, 5:23. a live look from the sutro cam. toward the city of san francisco what you can see of it through the puffy clouds, low clouds and fog out that way or cool whip whatever it is this morning. check in with mike, what the temperatures will reach. and with frances with traffic.

there is already a new accident on the peninsula. it's blocking the millbrae onramp to southbound 101. no injuries have been reported. i think the c.h.p. will clear that quickly. you can see that 101 and 280 traffic flowing well on the peninsula. now we have major roadwork going on. eastbound 4. completely shut down at loveridge. but the lane closure begin railroad. scheduled to 5:30 or 6:00 for some of the lanes to be closed. the full freeway closure scheduled until 5:30 at loveridge. check out the golden gate bridge. there is roadwork scheduled as well. southbound. 101. from the waldo tunnel to the north tower. you may be reduced to one lane but it should be picked up by 5:00. another 20 minutes. >> thanks a lot. >>> 4:41. >> san jose budget crisis could soon be a parking crisis. still ahead, the big rate hike that business owners say will drive the shoppers away. >> also, the bay area lawsuit that could set a new industry standard for fireplaces. >> later, how safe is the neighborhood you want to move into? now there is an easy wa

northbound 101, looks good up the peninsula to millbrae.heading towards sfo, no traffic delays. if anything changes we post it on our website at abc7news.com. find under the bay area traffic links. >>> up next, a new legal battle for apple over the company's service. >> also rolling out the unwelcome mat. >> and its boy. new addition to the newsom family. that's "america's money." i'm daniel sieberg. when i melt to sleep with unisom sleep melts i get to sleep faster, stay asleep and wake refreshed. melt to sleep fast. unisom sleep melts. >>> just days after apple made the big announcement about the i-cloud the company is being sued over its name. they share music and photos between handheld devices. the company based in arizona it's the service is identical what it's been offering since 2005. they say worldwide media coverage has led the public to associate with apple. apple representatives have not responded to requests for comment. >> felipe calderon is urging stanford graduates to use their talent to tackle two of the world's great probl