a lot of buildings, very early buildings, like a building down the block built on redwood los angelesless they're modern,Ñi post '75, did nothino mitigate for the soil conditions. if you're the owner of the house, there are other things you can and should consider with the advice of a çó geo technical engineer. >> these are all brick buildings in here. they all pretty much survived the 1906 earthquake and fire. >> in fact, there's a plaque here saying they had to bring a hose a mile over telegraph hill to put out a fire. >> because all the liquor was d here. that's important. >> actually, this bidding behind us, if we can turn around, survived the earthquake and fire. the shutters are still there and part of the historic fabric on the second floor. i've worked on this building for 20 years. one of things they did after the fire -- after the earthquake just before the fire is they lined their roof with brick debris as a fire stop. >> that closed the metal shutters. >> closed the metal shutters and the building survived the fire and that brick rubble is on the roof is w. a roof over it.

beyond his footholds in redwood valley, san francisco and los angeles, jones negotiated the lease ofjungle in the south american country of guyana. >> the beautiful promised land. see they made progress on the road and leveled it. >> he sent down a small advance crew from the temple to carve out a settlement they called jonestown. >> clearing it for five miles. going over the piggery now and the chicken area. also the grazing -- >> to wake up in jonestown was a breathtaking experience. it was just so overwhelmingly beautiful looking into the jungle. the sun rising, the howler monkeys calling from the jungle. it was just beautiful. >> i fell totally in love with guyana. it's the most spectacular country. so when i got to go, i was delighted. >> it will be an egalitarian society. but there won't be this aggression that's here in the u.s. >> jonestown would be peoples temple's future. jones had these movies made to inspire the folks back home. >> every moment i could see the changes we were doing. i could see massive upgrading and rebuilding and developing. i would never have come back.

los angeles, looking at low 90s. back home, still more mid and upper 70s. 78 in san jose. to 74 in milpitas. on the peninsula, don't look for any sun here. pacifica, 59. redwood city, 74. san francisco maybe a few in the late in the day, 63 for your high. 73 in petaluma. nice and mild here. definitely not too hard to take but in the east bay, a little breezy and fog begins to pull back and it's quickly going to move back on shore. 74 in union city. out over the hills, best weather is here if you like it on the warmer side. really not too pleasant in pleasanton, 80 and down by the monterey bay, gilroy, 83 degrees. no much in the way of change. we will have measurable misted and drizzle out there. by the middle of the week, we begin to feel a little bit of change out there. 60s and upper 60s, low 90s inland. it's been the same old, same old hasn't. >> it you want it to feel like august? >> yes. >> tim lincecum will take the mound as the giants try to salvage the last game of four-game series. yesterday they were stymied by cole. >> they finish the series up about the phillies, they managed three runs in three games against the phillies pitching staff. matt cain