. >> in this small town of pescadero they have trying to track down answers. >> i've never done investigation work. >> to find out whether his son's school would be safe in an earthquake. >> under a state law known as the field act all schools must be earthquake resistant. 70 schools in long beach earthquake, 120 people died. structural work at the high school had been done without the state's approval. >> that is when the light bulb went on and you begin to realize there are thousands of projects. >> and it turns out they are right. a yearlong investigation thousands of school construction projects completed statewide don't complete with the field act. california division of state architects, agency in charge of enforcing the law has never approved those projects as safe. >> there is upwards to 20,000 school projects that do not conform to these field standards. >> and not just in small districts like pescadero. los angeles unified school district finished this middle school six years ago and state windows that huge window walls may not be properly anchored and could pose a risk to students

pescadero is a sleepy seaside town not far from the city. the area has a mild climate and rich earth, the perfect setting to produce vibrant flowers. a rainbow of blooms are pied here on the hour, every hour, 6 days a week. >> we love it when we first work the soil with the equipment. you turn the ground over. it's got a nice, fresh smell to it. and you work in the soil, leveling it off, making rows so you can plant your qeeds. and then 90 ys to 120 days down the road, you see the flowers come up, and your production, and we get a tremendous satisfaction out of that. >> yellow yarrow, delphinia, larkspur, stock, and dianthus pepper the landscape, and eventually make their way to bouquets around the world. >> once in a while i have tours here. we walk them through everything from bare ground to seed to the production growing to all the equipment that we use. and they're kind of amazed what it takes to grow all this stuff. it's a lot of countless hours and a lot of work. it's a lot of hard work. >> a day in the life of a flower arrangement mea

all the way to the pescadero, that's coastal fog not valley fog. highway one if you're traveling that way into bodega bay tomorrow, you're going to have fog. afternoon clearing, santa cruz afternoon clearing. but the morning hours there'll be fog. stanford forecast, more spring weather as we go into next week. looks like the rain is done. clouds get in here, those clouds will trend temperatures down a little more on sunday. sunday is going to be the coolest day on the weekend but still temperatures in the 60s and maybe a low 70. tomorrow fog, a degree cooler than today. on sunday as we mentioned that weather system drops down. it's not a rain event. but it's a cool weather system. it drops down, it increases cloud cover, maybe a little drizzle. in temperatures instead of being in the mid-70s are in the upper 60s, mid-60s. tomorrow morning when you wake up look at all that fog. there's fog in most bay area communities tomorrow. everyone in san jose. tomorrow afternoon it's back to the coast. repeat that for sunday. your forecast highs tomorrow 74 in

we've got a bunch showing up now along the ocean beaches south to half moon bay towards pescadero. the fog will fill in tonight and make it up over those hills. you'll see fog in many inland bay valleys overnight. a lot like last night. we had a lot of fog this morning. temperatures overnight will be in the 40s and 50s, tonight patchy coastal fog. for the weekend that's the story, fog around. that's in the coast, not the valleys. temperatures sunday will trend down more because of a very weak weather system that will tweak to the north of us. as it does, it increases the fog, cloud cover, cools temperatures. it's not going to be cold sunday, in the mid- to upper 60s, overnight lows and forecast tomorrow for the fog. we get into tomorrow morning. look at the push. that's here about 7 a.m. there's many of us having cloud cover in the morning, slow burnoff, lunchtime or so or 2:00 all the way back to the water with the fog and then it presses back in even further on sunday. that's why sunday will be cooler. that weather system to the north, i'll show it to you in a minute. here's the

we've got a bunch showing up now along the ocean beaches south to half moon bay towards pescadero. the fog will fill in tonight and make it up over those hills. you'll see fog in many inland bay valleys overnight. a lot like last night. we had a lot of fog this morning. temperatures overnight will be in the 40s and 50s, tonight patchy coastal fog. for the weekend that's the story, fog around. that's in the coast, not the valleys. temperatures sunday will trend down more because of a very weak weather system that will tweak to the north of us. as it does, it increases the fog, cloud cover, cools temperatures. it's not going to be cold sunday, in the mid- to upper 60s, overnight lows and forecast tomorrow for the fog. we get into tomorrow morning. look at the push. that's here about 7 a.m. there's many of us having cloud cover in the morning, slow burnoff, lunchtime or so or 2:00 all the way back to the water with the fog and then it presses back in even further on sunday. that's why sunday will be cooler. that weather system to the north, i'll show it to you in a minute. here's the