and it was the start of a revolution that would transform the port of oakland into one of the busiestsuccessful ports in the world. it would also hasten the san francisco container ships business. >> reporter: what the ports of san francisco and oakland did have one thing in common for the better part of 100 years, they only handled crate cargo. >> the cargo was broken down into smaller pieces like crates and bags and cans and rolls of paper. that's called break bulk. because when you break the bulk to smaller pieces that longshoreman could take them on and off the boat. >> reporter: it would take the longshoremen up to three weeks to turn it around, unload and reload the ship. with containerrization you could do it in less than a day. so why did oakland and not san francisco break from the change over from bulk to container shipment. oakland had it and san francisco didn't. i'm talking about the wide open spaces. >> container shipping requires large areas almost like parking lots. and break bulk terminals need to have roofs on them because the cargo is not protected from the weather.

the port of oakland the nation's fifth busiest port certainly brings in a lot of products. this is one export that's not welcome. >> we're looking for any hitchhiking pests. >> reporter: u.s. customs inspectors based at the port of oakland have a trained eye for spotting problems on products imported from all over the world. what they found on a shipment of chick peas from india last week has been breathe ag big sigh of relief, the capra beetle hitched a ride to the u.s. >> it's i guess considered by usda as one of the 100 worst pests in the world. >> reporter: the insect can literally chomp its way through plastic and cardboard, devouring whatever food it can find. once it's established, it's tough to wipe out. >> it can also withstand extreme climatic conditions and is resistant to some pesticides. >> reporter: we watched as inspectors examined a shipment of tiles today and made another important find seeds from a noxious weed that's also hard to contain. >> we found this under the pallet. >> reporter: thanks to inspectors the threat to u.s. agriculture is averted. the nox

ktvu's tom vacar went to the port of oakland to see what is going on. lingering problems, months after they settled a contract dispute. one insider told us he has never seen the port moving so slowly. more on what is happening and why. >> reporter: cargo ships sitting in the bay instead of sitting dock side where they should be loading and unloading. inside all the boxes, goods, products, parts, foods and material. he runs the biggest receiving and distribution company at the port. many of his clients are a who's who of the projects you buy. >> normally we -- when the ship arrives we pick up the containers within 24 hours or so. now it is delayed at least 2, 3, 4 days. >> they always claim there is not enough -- [ indiscernible ] >> changing game plans. we are not getting containers. >> reporter: he says the port is once again in a mess, long lines and long waits. >> our customers are paying more money and getting the worse service ever. >> reporter: west coast ports took a battering as well as losses during the slow down that sent a lot of the cargo to

we're at 130 percent of our demand and that allows us to sell that excess renewable energy to the port of oakland, our neighbors next door. >> i'm a little apprehensive we're standing by a pipe that's labeled heated sludge. >> the heated sludge is going into an anaerobic digester. >> a digester is like the human stomach, so organic material goes into the digester and in there it's biodegraded by bacteria and they feed on the solid material and that solid material is being converted into biogas and that biogas is a great renewable energy source and it's a fuel that we use to run our engines and turbine to generate electricity. >> let me this get straight: i eat a bunch of food, and i take the energy and fuel that i can from that and then it goes into the sewer system and you collect that and you're giving it to bacteria that're turning it into energy. >> that's correct... >> each digester here is about two million gallons and we have 11 of them so that's 22 million gallons of capacity. >> east bay mud shared the technology and now other water treatment facilities in brooklyn, new york, and in cali

a beautiful live picture of the oakland estuary. you can see the port of oakland there in the foreground. after a long spell of really cold weather in the bay area, we are going to crank up the heat in a real big way coming up later on today. steve paulson will be along here momentarily. he is ready. >> i would say now. >> he

it's our live weather camera looking from our kpix studios and the direction of oakland. the port of oakland. alameda. boy, it sure is socked in at this hour. we currently have our temperatures reflected by the current marine layer. that is saturating the bay. san francisco is in the 50s. oakland at 58. otherwise, where we have the sunshine it's 70 degrees apiece in livermore and concord. you have a breeze out of the south at 13. headlines today, june gloom along the coast. sunshine inland. you can see that obviously by our observatory cam towards the santa clara valley. summer officially arrives on sunday morning as well as father's day. our satellite and radar imagery is picking up the deep deck of low clouds and fog just hanging very tight on the coast. sigh it into the bay as well. i wouldn't count on any clearing at the seashore today. we have high pressure right hear and we are anticipating some gusty winds over the coast today because of an area of low pressure that's dropping out of the gulf of alaska. it's causing this pressure gradient kind of like a tight squeeze on thi

an evasive pest discovered at the port of oakland has forced a huge ship of chick peas to be sent back to india. they checked 14 tons of chick peas. inspectors say they found evidence of a beetle infestation. these beetles can survive for long periods of time with no food or water and they are resistant to many insecticides. >>> business ordinary reasons say summer visitors are being scared away by the drought. lake orville is usually popular for boating or fishing but dramatic pictures showing how much water the lake has lost has spread across the internet. orville businesses say the picture is giving people the impression that the lake is almost cried up. >> our attendance is probably down 40%. every bit of that. the drought is really, really impacting our business. >> businesses are facing a grim summer ahead. the lake levels should be rising a foot a day. but with no run off the lake is drop a food a da >>> president obama welcomed the world series champs to the white house yesterday. in attendance included two giant hall of famers maze and his former teammate. president obama reco

a beautiful live picture of the oakland estuary. you can see the port of oakland there in the foreground. after a long spell of really cold weather in the bay area, we are going to crank up the heat in a real big way coming up later on today. steve paulson will be along here momentarily. he is ready. >> i would say now. >> he is putting the final touches on his forecast. >> anywhere near the ocean you will be all right unless you want warm weather. we will have a big difference today. there will be 60s to low 100s for some. heat advisory is out for the inland areas. 68 in livermore. 64 fairfield. santa rosa is only 52 yet other locations san jose is at 62. there is a big difference in some of the lows. still an okay delta breeze. i expect that to collapse. all signs point to a toasty day away from the coast. by the coast even though it's not showing up, there is a lot of fog. dense fog at that. that will translate into a cool to okay day at the coast. inland high pressures building in after today we will focus our eyes to the south as the remains of tro

of beans is heading back toindia because of a -- to india because of a pest discovered at the port of oakland. they searched 14 tons and they found infestation of a beetle. it is a tiny bug. they reach 3 millimeters in length but they are among the 100 worse invasive species in the world. >> an extremely dangerous, difficult to kill insect. we can't have it coming into the country. >> officials say it is dangerous because it can survive for long periods i time -- periods of time. the shipment has been sealed up and it will be returned. >>> oakland teachers approved a new contract with the scal district. the two -- school district. they are expected to approve the deal next wednesday. it gives teachers planning time, a 14% pay raise and a 3.5% one time pavement and cuts class size and the number of students counselors are responsible for. >>> the giants spent their off day today at a familiar stop, the white house. president obama hosted the 2014 world series champions. the team and special guests. >> this is the third time in the last 5 years the world champion san francisco giants. [ cheers

. >> same technology that helps you estimate the time of your commute will soon be used at port of oakland. port officials say they installed blue tooth sensors. they'll detect anonymous signals from mobile phones and trucks determining wait times. the sensors predict the drive time you see on freeway automated signs. tonight the city of san jose agreed to allow ride share services, uber to pick up passengers at the airport. however comes with a requirement some drivers don't want. fingerprinting. they say it is inconvenient. under the pilot program. drivers will half to get a business license go through background check. vehicle inspection and pay fees. >> the battle to bring down the confederate flag. next on abc 7 news. major retailers refusing to sell the flag. but will public opinion be enough to sway south carolina law makers. >> plus, fighting e-mail regret. one click at a time. how google is saving you from embarrassment. >> your sweet tooth may soon cost you a pretty penny. why chocolate prices are on their way up. >> first jimmy kimmel and what's coming up after abc 7 news at 11:

. >>> and despite a crippling labor dispute, the port of oakland is bouncing back and may was the busiestn four years. the port handled nearly a quarter of a million cargo containers. we have a call earlier this year that the work came to a crawl as port operators and a worker's union disagreed on a contract. >>> and chp confirmed a car found in an embankment in castro valley was stolen. and officers reported to a call yesterday morning. the chb said -- chp said it's not uncommon for thieves to dispose of cars in the area. the crews look for victims but nobody was found. the car had been reported stolen yesterday in hayward. >> and happening today, the san francisco mayor is putting his focus on a full-scale model of the next generation light-rail vehicles. they plan to add more than 200 new light-rail cars to the fleet before the end of next year. the new trains are designed to carry bicycles and passengers than ever before. >> and those vehicles will be allowed to carry more than 20- plus more persons. ride smoother and have a better experience and because they new, certainly the mainte

. >> same technology tt helps yo estimate the time of your commute will soon be used at port of oakland. port offials say the installed blue tooth senss. they'll detect anonymous signals from mobile phones and trucks determining wait times. the sensors predict the drive time you see on freeway automated signs. tonight the city of san jose agreed to allow ride share services, er to pick up passengers at theairport. however comes with a requirement some drivers don't want. fingerprinting. they say it is inconvenient. under the pilot program. drivers will half to get a business license go through background check. vehicle inspection and pay fees. >> the battle to bring down the confederate flag. next on abc 7 news. major retailers refusing to sell the flag. but will public opinion be enough to sway south carolina law makers. >> plus, fighting e-mail regret. one click at a time. how googl is saving you from embarrasent. >> your sweet tooth may soon cost you a pretty penny. why chocolate prices are on their way up. >> first jimmy kimmel and what's comi up after abc 7 news at 11:00. >> thank

in the glow of the larry o'brien trophy and the championship parade, a movement broke out today, keep the warriors in oakland. brian parker is a portkland commissioner and a former mayoral candidate. will wants to find a way to keep the team. >> i would love to see a waterfront ballpark at some point. the warriors, the as , or both. >> reporter: the launch of the grass roots campaign comes as the new arena in san francisco's mission bay no longer looks like a slam dunk and is facing increasing opposition. >> i want them to stay in oakland. i feel if they go to san francisco, it might turn people away from going to the games. i feel like the die-hard fans are here. >> reporter: the issue comes down to cash. arenas aren't cheap and oakland isn't plush. mayor libby schaaf says she won't spend funds on a sports arena. >> i hope they have taken into consideration they can win in oakland. >> the warriors slogan this season has been strength in numbers. and they have that, and the splash brothers need to stay put. >> it means love. and the love that stood by them for 40 years when they weren't winning championships. >> reporter: now parke

live look from the east bay hills camera we look towards the port of oakland area.e hazy out there. breezes definitely as shakey camera cooling starts tomorrow and heating up again next week. satellite radar shows you what brought us the hot weather today. temperatures peak today and that's because of this area of high pressure. new the circulation around the highest clockwise so that circulation is going to start to drop monsoon moisture into the sierra nevada along with an area of low pressure that is going to develop and that is going to mean the potential for thunderstorms in the sierra which 80's red flag warnings go up tomorrow afternoon through sunday if traveling up there. cooler areas on the way for us here in the bay area as the region gets pushed a little bit to the east. we will get some of the cloudiness from the monsoon moisture later on in the weekend. so tomorrow l triple digit heat rae treaty. notice it all pushes away. we have 90's inland. still hot. along the coast line fog more pronounced so temperatures in the 60's. cooler coast and bay tomorrow

. >> same technology that helps you estimate the time of your commute will soon be used at port of oakland officials say they installed blue tooth sensors. they'll detect anonymous signals from mobile phones and trucks determining wait times. the sensors predict the drive time you see on freeway automated signs. tonight the city of san jose agreed to allow ride share services, uber to pick up passengers at the airport. however comes with a requirement some drivers don't want. fingerprinting. they say it is inconvenient. under the pilot program. drivers will half to get a business license go through background check. vehicle inspection and pay fees. >> the battle to bring down the confederate flag. next on abc 7 news. major retailers refusing to sell the flag. but will public opinion be enough to sway south carolina law makers. >> plus, fighting e-mail regret. one click at a time. how google is saving you from embarrassment. >> your sweet tooth may soon cost you a pretty penny. why chocolate prices are on their way up. >> first jimmy kimmel and what's coming up after abc 7 news at 11:00. >>

. >> a veteran firefighter has filed a lawsuit against the port of oakland over a fire safety drill at oakland international airport that left him badly hurt. according to the "san francisco chronicle" 56-year-old swerved and rolled the fire truck he was driving to avoid a plane that was landing in june. the lawsuit accuses the port of gross negligence and failure to properly advise others of the time and location of the drill. he was critically injured and has not returned to work. >> copper thieves are stealing more than just wire in the south bay, leaving the san jose police field in the dark and almost rue ended a youth playoff game in the process. our reporter has the story. >> yankees versus the braves, a big playoff game under the lights at the san jose police activity leagues sports complex but at right field it is lights out. >> we may not be able to see but we will try our best. >> the thieves stole the copper wire leaving the field in a dark. >> we have a very important game today and this could put the playoffs in jeopardy. >> my games are awesome with the lights, it is bri

live look from the east bay hills camera we look towards the port of oakland area.hazy out there. breezes definitely as shakey camera cooling starts tomorrow and heating up again next week. satellite radar shows you what brought us the hot weather today. temperatures pe today and that's because of this area of high pressure. new the circulation around the highest clockwise so that circulation is going to start to drop monsoon moisture into the sierra nevada along with an areaf low pressure that is going to develop andthat is going to mean the potential for thunderstorms in the sierra which 's red flag warnings go up tomorrow afternoon thrgh sunday if traveling up there. cooler areas on the way for us here in the bay area as the region gs pushed a little bit to the east. we will get some of the cloudiness from the monsoon moisture later on in the weekend. so tomorrow l triple dit heat rae treaty. notice it all pushes away. we have 90's inland still hot. along the coasline fog more pronounced so temperatures in the 60's. cooler coast and bay tomorrow temperatures drop

live look from the east bay hills camera we look towards the port of oakland area.finitely as shakey camera cooling starts tomorrow and heating up again next week. satellite radar shows you what brought us the hot weather today. temperatures peak today and that's because of this area of high pressure. new the circulation around the highest clockwise so that circulation is going to start to drop monsoon moisture into the sierra nevada along with an area of low pressure that is going to develop and that is going to mean the potential for thunderstorms in the sierra which 80's red flag warnings go up tomorrow afternoon through sunday if traveling up there. cooler areas on the way for us here in the bay area as the region gets pushed a little bit to the east. we will get some of the cloudiness from the monsoon moisture later on in the weekend. so tomorrow l triple digit heat rae treaty. notice it all pushes away. we have 90's inland. still hot. along the coast line fog more pronounced so temperatures in the 60's. cooler coast and bay tomorrow temperatures drop a little

the oakland city council will vote on a surveillance cameras at the port of oakland. >> pam:the proposal ensures that cameras will not intrude on around the port. >> pam:originally, city officials hoped the camera network. known as the domain awareness center. would help police and first responders monitor the city. >> pam:however, after a public outcry. the council agreed to limit the cameras to the port. >> pam:if passed. the proposal would require regular audits of the port's camera system. and restrictions on who can access it. >> pam:we are just two days away from the n-b-a finals. a major relief for warriors fans today. >> pam:all- star guard klay thompson is cleared to play. >> pam: concussion after getting knee-d in the head in the western conference finals. >> pam:kron-4's jason appelbaum joins us live. >> pam: practice facility where klay hit the court with the team >> reporter: after two straight days for full practices for klay the doctors to clear tam. well linden nasty concussion eight he received a few days ago. he is back and ready. he says he only had one bad day. otherw

flights per week and passengers will fly on a to 13230 seat boeing 787 during businesses of the port of oakland ahead as busy as month and four years last month it was the part month in a row where the port had increase in volume compared to past years imports increased substantially but exports were down because of strong u.s. dollar has made american exports more expensive about to collapse killing five sending eight more to the hospital with serious injuries can berkeley will tell you have become a of a live report. for over 60,000 california foster children, it's a challenge to replace clothes that are too small or worn out. i grew 3 inches last year. i don't need anything fancy. i never had much to begin with. when i look nice on the outside i feel better on the inside. to help, sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's day a little brighter. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. h ' reading in this morning the dog dog and the travers falling 107 point yesterday concerns

. >>> an invasive pet discovered at the port of oakland has forced a huge shipment of garbanzo beanshick peas to be sent back. we shared these photos of a larva and its shed skin. one of the worse invasive species in the world. they can survive with no food or water and their resistant to many insecticide. >>> camela harris toured the coastline where that oil spill happened. she met with the clean up command center and the crews are working as quickly as possible. her office is considering criminal charges against the operator of the pipeline that broke. thousands of gallons of crude oil spilled into the ocean. that spill near santa barbara is also the target of these tar balls. the coast guard is testing them to determine their source. it's possible they may have come from some other oil spill or from fixtures in the ocean floor that spew oil. >>> the dow was down 40. the sm -- s & p dropped 15. >>> a wedding day with a high tech twist. how a drone, a robot and plenty of cameras helped share one couple's special day all for free. >>> but up first some dramatic pictures from lake oro

the port of oakland says that could mean more jet traffic from the north field which could mean more noise for those who live near the flight path of those. >>> gave final approval to the opening of 4 medical marijuana dispensaries, that's after closing more than a dozen this spring. under the ordinance one dispensary will be allowed in each of the city's 4 quadrants and the chief of police will review applications. previous who ignored the mandate will be disqualified and those away from schools will be given special consideration. hope to have dispensaries operating again by the end of the year. >>> the national average is now $2.84. that's just 4-cents a gallon than it was 2 weeks ago. shows the average in san francisco is a little bit higher at $3 -- and in oakland and san jose it's $3.58. says those prices are just 5 to 11-cents higher than a month ago. >>> a national guards man killed more than a month ago still hasn't been buried. why the army is denying his wishes of his family. >>> texas to clean up and rebuild after a series of devastating floods. >>> san francisco may or ed

. >>> 14 tons of food had to be turned away last week at the port of oakland because of a beetle infestation. the infected shipment included pounds of chickpea, lentils and other indian food items. that particular beatle is resistant to -- beetle is resistant to insecticides. >>> a dream wedding may be the highest tech wedding ever held. new at 6:00 john ramos takes us to the celebration that you just have to see to believe. ♪[ music ]♪ >> reporter: the music started. the wedding guests began finding their seats. of course, there was a photographer. make that a lot of photographers. but when one of those showed up, you knew this wasn't going to be an old-fashioned ceremony. >> at this wedding we are going to be having cell phone charging stations. very different. >> we are moments away from -- >> reporter: welcome to the most high-tech wedding the world has ever seen. they were selected by viewers of a wedding planning website called the knot to have their ceremony streamed live on the internet from the chateau st. jean winery in sonoma county. it was anything but a private affair. >> even m

. >>> take you outside, live pictures from the port of oakland. the port is going high tech to help speed up the flow of cargo. as we speak, bluetooth sensors are being installed along the outer harbor area. it's the same technology used along major freeways to give drivers estimated rush hour commute times. the sensors would allow cargo truckers to check wait times on their mobile devices helping them avoid peak hours. the bluetooth pilot program will last several months. >>> for 50 bucks you and your car can go retro, old-timers will recognize these plates. california's 1960s era black and gold license plates. beginning today, drivers can order the plates in personalized or random versions. there is one change though, from the original. current law mandates these plates be reflective unlike their '60s predecessors. >>> coming up taking back a scathing e-mail that you shouldn't have sent. google unveils a new feature that he will that will help keep you out of trouble. >>> plus -- >> reporter: the fight over the confederate flag has gone online. i

the port of oakland facilities say that could lead to more jet traffic from the north field which could mean more noise if you happen to live near the flight path of those runways. >>> the bay area hosted some living history as collin foundation brought world war ii bombers and fighters to the museum. alvin joined the military as a teenager and wanted his grown children to know more about that part of his life so he brought them to concord to take a ride in the only surviving example of the plane. >> i haven't been in one for 70 years. they have never been in one. i thought it would give them a good experience of what it was like. >> most museums you go to you can't get near an airplane or touch it. it's our mission to be living history. >> veterans who flew or worked on these planes say the sound of the engine can make them feel like they have stepped back in time. >>> it's expected to be the most giving super bowl ever is off to a big start. super bowl 50 will be at levi stadium next february and more than a dozen of the planned 50 play maker grants worth $$10,000 they have been hande

the port of oakland brings in products from around the globe. but u.s. come toms and border protect uncovered this in a food shipment. and it is not welcomed in this country. it's a destructive beetle that the usda says the one of the worst in the world. how destructive can it be? >> jetsz ka i'll tell you-- jessica, luckily customs inspectors spotted it and squashed the survivor. >> you're looking at one bad beetle that could have reeked havoc in the bay area if not for alert inspectors with the customs and u.s. border protections. >> we're looking for any hitch tyking. zbl u.s. customs inspectors have a trained eye for spotting problems on products imported from all over the world. but what they found on a shipment of chickpeas from india last week has them breathing a big sigh of relief. one of the world's most destructive pets the capra beetle hitched a ride to the u.s. >> it's considered by usda as one of the 100 worst pets in the world. >> they can literally chomp its way through plastic and cardboard, devouring whatever food it can find. what's it

. >> the same technology that helps you estimate the time of your commute will be used at the port of oakland with officials installing blue tooth sensors to speed up cargo flow with signals from mobile phones and trucks and determining weight time and the sensors predict the drive times on freeway signs. >> now a check on the weather forecast and we are looking at triple digits where we live. >> yes especially tomorrow, today we will be close but maybe not make it but other than the car thermometer. the official temperatures are set code and you can look them online at the national weather service like 6' east group, in the shade all this stuff, too much to talk about. now, our summer spread is 63 at half moon bay to nearly 70 if downtown san francisco and oakland is 74 and you get into the heat, 91 at walnut creek and 94 in antioch 30 degrees today. be prepared. live doppler 7 hd shows the umbrella will be needed for the shade if you are outside. san rafael has early morning sunshine flowing on the trees around 101 looking southbound. 280 at 17 in san jose early morning sun is shining and s

and some of the oakland residents were so excited, that some of them started wondering if there's a way to keep the team from moving to san francisco. now on friday, a commissioner for the portkland named brian parker announced that he is going to build an organization of people with a goal of keeping the warriors in oakland. of course he is not alone. in wanting to keep the warriors over there. you might recall that a group called the mission bay alliance is also tieing to keep the warriors -- trying to keep the warriors out of san francisco's mission bay. that group released the on lynn petition last thursday and yesterday afternoon, it had 1250 signatures. now many of the people who signed the petition appear to be from you guessed it oakland. here's the comments poem left on thepy -- people left on the petition, as you can see they aren't really saying let's protect mission bay. they're saying let's keep the warriors in oakland where they belong. it would not be surprising to see these two groups join together in an effort to keep the warriors over there in the east bay. >> so what are you thinking? is it realistic? >> with the bay area development, anything can happen.

. >> veteran firefighter fire add lawsuit over the port of oakland over a drill at oakland national airportlet him badly hurt. the 56-year-old a fire truck to avoid plane that was landing and accused of proper advising of the time and location of a drill. he was critically injured and not returned to work. >> copper thieves are stealing more than wire in the south bay leaving the police athletic field in the dark and almost ruined a youth baseball playoff in the process after the thieves stole the copper wire from a light pole and kids had to play in the dark. >> the games are awesome, the boys love it with the bright lights. to problemmed of that, it is pathetic. i hope you have a conscience and your conscience bothers you bad enough to bring it back and leave it at the doorstep. >> officials say the street value for the copper wire was only $100. but the city's cost for repairs is $25,000. >> 5:45, the cliff hotel will set brit the 100th birthday with a party paying homage to the past and providing a look into the next 100 years in san francisco. it will feature a display of vintage cars,

bay, this is the scene from our kpix 5 studios looking out east towards oakland and also the port of oakland. we have the skies clearing there. so that's a really good indication that we are going to see warmer temperatures today in comparison to yesterday when we were socked in at this hour. santa rosa is reporting 52. livermore 63. it's in the low 60s in concord. you can clearly see that fog that george is reporting lining the coast but it's whining away from the san mateo coastline. we have a little bit of remnants still from that tropical storm inland out towards yosemite. otherwise, high pressure is filtering into the bay area. we are going to have sunshine. the coast will be clear all the way into our inland areas and boy, as a result of that strengthening ridge of high pressure, the heat is on inland. we are back into the triple digits. not hot as it was this past monday when we had the record heat at 109 in gilroy. but still, 110 in redding. 102 sacramento. 101 in fresno today. 74 in monterey. we are going to hit 100 degrees easily in brentwood, tracy, oakley, also 103 cloverdale. th

however, looking out from the kpix 5 studios in easterly direction towards alameda and oakland, the port of oakland, few high clouds. but boy this is going to pan out to be the hottest day so far this year. livermore, 66 degrees at this very early hour. it's in the low 50s in santa rosa where we have some pockets of dense fog. heat advisory in effect for just about our entire inland areas as the temperatures top off in the 90s all the way into the triple digits. this is what we can anticipate. we have high pressure right here, it's building in and it's a pretty strong ridge. and that's why we'll see those triple digits. but meanwhile, we have the remnants of what will be the remnants of tropical storm blanca lifting up in a northerly direction. and that will produce that chance of thunderstorms cooling us down for our late tuesday afternoon. again, this is a bit on tropical storm blanca, lifting up in a northerly direction and as it does so it will begin to fall apart. and by that time, it will be referred to as an area of low pressure or just the remnants of this tropical storm. but until then, 10

. >>> this morning, we're waiting to heart results of an oakland city council vote regarding surveillance cameras at the port of oakland. they are making sure they will not intrude on the privacy of the people in and around the port. originally, they hoped that the police and first responders could monitor the whole city, and after public outcry, it was limited to the ports. the council was expected to take a vote last night. and we are still waiting to see if it passed. and if so, there would be regular audits and restrictions on hoked access it. >>> and this morning, there will be be a moratorium on the san francisco luxury condos in the mission district. the final vote was 7 in favor, but it needed 9 votes to pass. it would have impacted about 2 dozen development projects. a 1-bedroom apartment is going for $3300. >>> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, our warrior coverage continues. we will tell you about a season ticket holder ruck elbows and shoulders with famous people, and identity thieves stealing billions. how the irs is making sure they don't get their hands on your tax refund, and a live look

i have the honor of representing the port of oakland and i understand the critical role that trade plays in the economy of my district. in california and also in our country. however, let me just say, trade only grows our economy -- the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. ms. lee: may i have an additional 30 seconds. ms. slaughter: i'm sorry, we'll be out. ms. lee: this bill is in the fair, not open, not transparent. the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from texas. mr. sessions: the bottom line is that where there is trade with other countries, we have a trade deal, america wins. we get more jobs. as an example, three million jobs in lone star state of texas and we have -- we have that are related to trade and jobs are growing nearly twice as fast as nontrade jobs. this is what's happening. it's the vie brancy of america. at this time i'd like to yield five minutes to the gentlewoman, the chairwoman of the -- ok, you can have three minutes to the gentlewoman from -- who is the chairman of our house admin committee, the gentlewoman from harrison township, cong

but business >> mark: is up in the port of oakland and up three months last year third month in row theompared to last year's. imports increased substantially exports down due to strong u.s. dollar and made american exports more. more gatt >> darya: closing stores laying off. their clothing chain and a closing 175 stores nationwide. and laying off two injured 50 employees from san francisco headquarters. they do not affect other brand capstones like banana republic old navy. does not affect outlets stores either. it follows a had a dismal fourth quarter sales report down 10% from last year. the a stroke in recent years especially since former ceo glenn murphy retired. >> mark: right on the other side of this two minute break we will have the latest on the balcony claps that killed at least 591 dispatch recording and just released this >> reporter: cleveland of hours from now kickoff wears pants in town and their reaction coming up in just now that there's foster farms simply raised, it's tougher than ever to be a foster farms chicken. but foster farms simply raised chicken is 100 percen

of his? i'll try to get time in 2 minute but if not can i seek [inaudible] >> i didn't hear you the first time >> my name is brian park and oakland port commissioner and member of wn00 black men and here to speak on item 34. i like to thank the board supervisors and especially supervisor cohen. we started the movement around black lives matter. we have introduced it here through supervisor cohen and others in san jose and want to make this a national issue. you see the specific number of asks before you. this is [inaudible] as weknow and hope you will continue to focus on education and jobs, it is those things in our opinion that are most highly carilated with poverty and lead to violence in baltimore and oakland and other places around the nation so we are in support of this resolution also in support of senate bill 411. we think it simparative to focus on training good mental helths and body cameras and citizens being able to take evident and not be prosecuted. we would like to plomote good relaishzs. your deputy chief is a fruturnty brothers. [inaudible] allowing to understand each other. lastly, i think it is imperative we focus o

i have the honor of representing the port of oakland and i understand the critical role that trade plays in the economy of my district. in california and also in our country. however, let me just say, trade only grows our economy -- the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. ms. lee: may i have an additional 30 seconds. ms. slaughter: i'm sorry, we'll be out. ms. lee: this bill is in the fair, not open, not transparent. the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from texas. mr. sessions: the bottom line is that where there is trade with other countries, we have a trade deal, america wins. we get more jobs. as an example, three million jobs in lone star state of texas and we have -- we have that are related to trade and jobs are growing nearly twice as fast as nontrade jobs. this is what's happening. it's the vie brancy of america. at this time i'd like to yield five minutes to the gentlewoman, the chairwoman of the -- ok, you can have three minutes to the gentlewoman from -- who is the chairman of our house admin committee, the gentlewoman from harrison township, cong

of his? i'll try to get time in 2 minute but if not can i seek [inaudible] >> i didn't hear you the first time >> my name is brian park and oakland port commissioner and member of wn00 black men and here to speak on item 34. i like to thank the board supervisors and especially supervisor cohen. we started the movement around black lives

of his? i'll try to get time in 2 minute but if not can i seek [inaudible] >> i didn't hear you the first time >> my name is brian park and oakland port commissioner and member of wn00 black men and here to speak on item 34. i like to thank the board supervisors and especially supervisor cohen. we started the movement around black lives matter. we have introduced it here through supervisor cohen and others in san jose and want to make this a national issue. you see the specific number of asks before you. this is [inaudible] as weknow and hope you will continue to focus on education and jobs, it is those things in our opinion that are most highly carilated with poverty and lead

i have the honor of representing the port of oakland and i understand the critical role that trade plays in the economy of my district. in california and also in our country. however, let me just say, trade only grows our economy -- the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. ms. lee: may i have an additional 30 seconds. ms. slaughter: i'm sorry, we'll be out. ms. lee: this bill is in the fair, not open, not transparent. the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from texas. mr. sessions: the bottom line is that where there is trade with other countries, we have a trade deal, america wins. we get more jobs. as an example, three million jobs in lone star state of texas and we have -- we have that are related to trade and jobs are growing nearly twice as fast as nontrade jobs. this is what's happening. it's the vie brancy of america. at this time i'd like to yield five minutes to the gentlewoman, the chairwoman of the -- ok, you can have three minutes to the gentlewoman from -- who is the chairman of our house admin committee, the gentlewoman from harrison township, cong

of oakland and going over to san francisco. now the warriors plan to build a new arena in mission bay for the 2018-2019 season but this morning at 7:00 oakland portrker will announce a movement to keep the warriors in oakland. parker plans to build a coalition of community groups. he will be calling on the warriors owners to open new arena. >> just to make things a little busier president obama also coming to town. he will be in san francisco to address hundreds of mayors from around the country for a national conference. he is flying in later this afternoon. the conference kicks off this morning actually. cd idea is joining us -- janine de la vega is joining us from the city to tell us what he is going to be doing while he is here. >> reporter: the conference will be held here at the hilton union square and police are already here with their canines. the secret service is here. they are beefing up security with the president on his way. he is scheduled to arrive at sfo at 1:00. president obama will be the keynote speaker at the u.s. mayor's conference where nearly 300 mayors are attending. he will be speaking at 2:15 this afternoon. the focus is

of daylight. today it was comfortable for dad if you're out and about highs and warmest spots in the 80s. 83 in antioch, 84 in lake port. up to 67 in oaklandsan jose and 2 in downtown san francisco. and these numbers are anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees below normal for this time of year. 68 in concord. 59 in fremont. 60 in san jose. 56 in san francisco and santa rosa at 59 degrees. li doppler alonwith satellite showing you a beautiful day. watching off wet a cold front that has cloud cover and what it will do as itarchs east. it will help keep our temperatures cool and on the comfortable side as you go back to work on monday. so highs tomorrow along the coast you will see clouds early on. perhaps a little bit of early morning drizzle. otherwise lf moon bay up to 64 in downtown san francisco. sunny in oakland at 68 degrees. walnut creek up to 82. warm in antioch at 86 but tomorrow will bethe next coolest day at 87. rather comfortable but watch what happens. thursday even into friday, we're hovering around triple digit heat. santa rosa for example right around 81 tomrow but by thursday, even into friday, temperatures in the upper 80 to lower 9