. >> i am rosemary orozco live at the san mateo county fair. we will show you around and give you the details of the fair coming up. >>> as the golden state warriors try make history we are learning more about their future and what could be their new home in san francisco. today the city released their findings about traffic, parking and noise at the site where the warriors want to build their new arena. >> cristina rendon is in the mission bay area near the proposed site. what are they saying? >> reporter: well, the city sees this area transformed in the next 5 years. but opponents say even though they want the team here in san francisco, this isn't the right place for it. >> reporter: it may not look like much now but this dirt is the proposed site of the golden state warriors arena in san san san francisco's mission bay district. they have mixed feelings. >> there is excitement in the neighborhood. >> good they will be here but the traffic is going to be bad. >> the city released a impact report of the project. the arena will seat 18,000 peo

rosemary orozco is at the san mateo county fair that begins tomorrow. hasn't had dinner yet but having great diverts out there. -- deserts out there. >> yeah. we had a taste of the funnel cakes, the rides, the entertainment will be great. these students, 200 of them, bringing their animals in. they raised these little ones and then as they get older they become beautiful and we are looking at this goat here who will be not only up for show but he may earn a ribbon. some of these animals go to market, some are for breeding. let's take a look at a few more of these animals. there are all sorts. from small kick toons the very -- kickens to the very large -- chicken to the very large guys to the left. they bring them in. they have names. they tell you when they were born. they tell you about them. i hear that they raise these animals in addition to the animals winning prizes the students win prizes based on showmanship. this will be going on for several days. it is worth coming out to see. this is just one area, of course. a lot of the stuff is already set

rosemary orozco will be here with the bay area forecast. >>> and how weather conditions have declayed an -- delayed an attempt of a solar powered pla into cross the pacific eetion. the-- pacific ocean. sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood. >>> parts of controversial patriot act have expired after senate republicans failed to come up with enough votes to extend it. that means the controversial collection of data from americans' phone records. our reporter reports one of the key voices against renewing the act is a republican presidential candidate. >> reporter: several anti- terror tools have now lapsed after the senate failed to extend the patriot act. the act expired after midnight after senators meeting in a rare sunday session could not come to an agreement. rand paul of the biggest critics blocking any chance for renewal. >> here's the thing -- i actually want more collection of records on terrorists. i just want less collect

rosemary orozco is here with more. >> hello. we're going to really see the heat turn on tuesday and wednesday nearing the century mark even exceeding it in some cases. giving you a live look at the brown hills. as we know with the heat and very dry conditions that will increase fire weather as well. the here and now still looking good. upper 70s to low 80s. areas like livermore as well as fairfield. as we get into the afternoon today, notice temperatures, not too bad. we will eventually see a few upper 80s and low 90s for some of the hotter areas, antioch going to 9 a. 88 for morgan hill and upper 80s around fairfield. these numbers, warmer than yesterday. stu it's bearable. as we get into tuesday, look at the color coding on the map. we have pink in the central valley. that indicates hundreds and not only in the valley. but livermore, concord, oakley, brentwood, antioch, here into gilroy as well as morgan hill. that shade of pink indicating that we're going to about 100 degrees tomorrow. the shades of red indicating widespread

here's rosemary orozco. mild at the day. it's a warm one inland. it's a warming trend we will see as we move through your business week. giving you a live look across the bay bridge, bay bridge into san francisco with the low clouds still overhead. portions of oakland along the east bay. onto stormtracker2 and i will show you you where the clouds are. beginning to pull back some, still inside the bay and along the coast, i think along the coast we'llable partly to mostly cloudy for the entire die. in richmond stretching through emeryville as well as berkeley, oakland into san leandro, partly to mostly cloudy. it stretches across the bay bridge that we showed you a moment ago and san francisco still covered in gray. the low clouds and the fog from the north bay paul the way down to the san mateo county coastline. looks like santa cruz is partly cloudy. fair field, the onshore breeze at 14 miles per hour. it has pulled back some. yesterday morning we were tracking it anywhere from 25 to 30 miles per hour as a result, fairfield warmer by a few degrees