currently our lobbyist in sacramento is the firm shaw yoder antwee. communication with lead advocate paul yoder and provide input from other city department, city staff. while we do have single [speaker not understood] designated to be our key point of contact, we have multiple advocates from the firm working on myriad of issues. they cover every issue for us whether it be health care reform implementation, economic initiatives or environmental issues. our lobbyists will send us any news or information that they might have heard throughout their day in sacramento. and then i quickly field that information out to relevant departments. and then, of course, the situation happens where departments will receive news and information from their colleagues in sacramento and we ask departments to keep me, to keep the mayor's office in the loop so that we can direct our lobbyists most effectively. it's just information sharing. it's really key to ensuring we're all in the same message and advocating most effectively. that covers our state issues, but i also wor

de los separados. >> no pude decir que no. >> una de las organizadoras dicen que caminaran entre sacramento todos los californianos. hay dreamers inmigrantes indocumentados y personas legalizadas. >> no soy indocumentado pero mi familia si lo es, >> la peregrinación será desde sacramento fresno stockton bakersfield y más. >> quintero persuadio a corte por cambiar su sentencia después de torturar y matar a oficial él fue liberado y dicen que esto es alarmante y que el presidente de méxico debe volver al narcotraficante a la cárcel. >> los empleados del saint george y otro hospital hay sido despedidos. cada paso que damos es seguido por el gobierno. hay devolución de mercancias para evitar fraude quieren ver a los que devuelven mercadería y que buscan buen crédito. amamantar es lo crucial para el bienestar del bebe pero hasta cuando debe ser? claudia botero con la información. >> estas

child advocates, parents advocates of sacramento, dependency associates of sacramento, bridges' stars program, and sacramento treatment providers. parents in the program not only receive treatment, but gain an understanding of the root causes of their disease in an effort to break the intergenerational cycle of trauma. we were failing our families. before dependency drug court, we only had 18 percent of families who actually were unified and had their children come home and their cases closed out, with parents who no longer had substance abuse problems. as i went through the stars program and realized that these people that are trying to teach me about my disease have gone through it themselves. it was a blessing because it wasn't somebody who's never experienced what i've experienced telling me what i needed to learn, somebody who had actually been there and was doing the deal, staying sober one day at a time. everyone agrees that we want parents to be safe, nurturing parents. everyone agrees that good quality treatment on demand is important, and everybody agrees accountability is n

low 90's in sacramento. aye -- 85 in the high country and around los angeles. >> construction in the east bay and we will wrap it up shortly in the next six minutes. traveling along westbound i-80 away from berkeley to emeryville you will find the construction project with all lanes shut down and detours are in place. to the south between embarcadero and high, you are going to see some construction crews with lots of projects going on in that area. it could slow things down but that will clear up shortly. as we look at mass transit, bart, muni, ace train, caltrain, everything is on time and a look outside, you can see what is happening in walnut creek along of 80 in the southbound direction tail lights headed away from highway 4 to the 24 junction is clear. >> 4:55. video shows former president ford giving a first-hand account of the day he was nearly assassinated in sacramento. in 1975 charles manson follower tried to kill ford on the groups of the state capital and pulled a gun but it did not fire. secret

. >> desde sacramento maribel lópez con el informe. >> si se puede!n trayecto. >> queremsoq que vean que somos un aporte para este país y que queremso que las familias sean reunidas. >> la caminata es desde sacramento a bakersfield. >> yo soy indocumentado quiero salir adelante. >> nosotros tenemos derecho al igual que todos y vinimos a buscar un futuro mejor. >> después de planear el camino comenzó la peregrinación. >> 11 millones de nosotros luchamos a diario para que vean que somos humanos. >> marcharon por las calles de la capital eran pocos pero con fuerza lo hicieron y así lo harán por 21 días. maribel lópez univision. >> una joven ya esta con su padre hannah anderson de 16 años fue rescatada de su captor james lee di maggio en idaho en un campamento tuvieron que matarlo y la joven no sabía que di maggio había matado a su madre y hermano. >> muchos son estafados en la esperanza de recuperar su casa maría rosa luccini con la información. >> muchos prometen contacto con abogados y acceso con bancos. >> estos inescrupulosos atacan a personas que es

we cannot decide all the details in sacramento.herefore the decisions will have to be made by local school boards and the people unhappy with this will have to go to the school board. we are shifting politics from insiders in sacramento to local communities. and there is a responsibility not just for lawmakers in sacramento but parents and communities to get after that school board and say you got that state money and we want it to be here and it deserves to be here. >> jerry brown this will be his legacy. but when you have been working on this for 30 years. when you look now do you say great my work is done or do you see a mountain that you still have to climb. when you are around again if he works that out, where do you see thising with? >> i think this is just a start. money doesn't answer all your problems. and we need much better instruction and so the future is much heavier around now -- we have low control funding formula done increasing our support to teachers, raising our curriculum standards and improving the day-to-day c

he was a victim of bullying in sacramento, california. these kinds of summits are interesting it me because i'm boots on the ground. i am in the trenches every single day and i live in sacramento so i'm at the capitol and we use the word bullying which softens the behavior. this is abuse. it is peer abuse. and our children are crying for help. and the adults who are charged with their well-being turn a blind and deaf ear to it and here's my comment. there are no consequences for failure to comply. nothing with teeth. and i have a dead child who broke under horrendous circumstances where in one of the best schools in sacramento, meraloma, breaks every record going. it is the best. and my son was perceived to be gay and the idea that you could scream out every horrendous word in front of god and everyone and no one did anything, and michael followed policy to a t tomorrow is his birthday. i should be celebrating his 21st birthday. instead, my husband and i, we mourn 4 years. we are no further along. none of our laws, they are not working. t

even 80s out ot sacramento valley -- out of the sacramento valley a combination of low clouds and highsome sun. maybe showers north. chilly temperatures will persist for another day or two. even now, low 60s san jose in there. redwood city, hayward, temperatures are pretty klees here. they never got -- close here. they never got that cool. you combine that with the west wind. see a lot of the cloud cover kind of rotating north now going back around the low. maybe tomorrow as that moves in. we'll have to keep an eye on things. it's been a very cool pattern. drizzle. most of that looks like it's ended. partly sunny, partly cloudy. but that low overcast all the way out to stockton and the sacramento valley. that's a strong surge. 60s, 70s. st. helena, 79. clearlake could be in the upper 70s. there's low clouds there as well. vacaville, 82, 79, antioch. danville, san ramon, 74. milpitas in there. very cool, 50s, 60s. parts of the peninsula have been warmer towards redwood city. maybe some isolated showers. i would think they would be north and east on thursday and friday. it looks like imp

. >> that's a reporter for our sister station out of sacramento. i believe on the phone, catherine bowman a reporter is with us. catherine, can you hear me? >> reporter: i hear you. >> hi. can you tell us where you are when you got there, what you see happening now? >> reporter: well, i drove down north texas and i turned right up marigold and that was just a wall of smoke just thickening in the area and the streets were blocked off at the end of marigold closest to the freeway. there are two homes completely [ indiscernible ] heavy flames. there is a wall of flames in the air. right now they have ladder truck with the fire department [ inaudible ] water on the home but they're too far gone at this point. a lot of residents standing around watching. everyone is in shock. >> what agencies can you see helping out fairfield fire? i heard napa county is there? >> reporter: i haven't seen fairfield. cal fire is out here. i think i saw suisun. and then i heard something about trying to assemble a strike team. but that's all i've seen so far but there wer

so just, in sum, we have sacramento's intention, ladies and gentlemen, we are waiting for the pope -- i mean the governor it -- to sign these bills. it's a very mechanical things but anything you can do to encourage the govern rr to sign the bills that deal with this issue. unfortunately they are a drop in the bucket, they don't bring seth back or your son or your daughter. we are quite aware of that and i think that's a thought that we always are going to hold in our minds because that will help influence further legislation. this is a good segue, probably, to mr. torres. we work very well with his department and he's extremely receptive and action-oriented. >> i think that's great that we have so much cooperation with departments in sacramento. that's great to her. go ahead, expand on that. >> thank you to the u.s. attorney for gathering us to the. we have come a long way but as the parents expressed so poignantly, we have so much farther to go. we can pass laws but how do they get enforced, how do they get actualized, how do we have the accountability? more than that, as tony smith

he is a 9 year veteran from sacramento originally. 7 seasons with the seahawks. played last week against the radars with the saints. he was released by new orleans. wallace brought in, perhaps he can add a spark at the backup quarterback spot. a's are off and the giants post the pirates tonight at at&t. that is the sporting life. >> beard. underneath the beard. [ talking at the same time ] >> yeah. you know lots of people think it is a tired act but he likes it. >> didn't look tired in l.a. >> thank you. >>> san francisco night clubs fighting back against cell phone thieves. tonight the tactics nightclubs are using to catch the thieves. >> and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. have a good night. i am for open immigration, but that sign on the statue of liberty-- "give us your tired, your poor." can't we say, "the door's open. we'll take whoever you got"? do we have to specify the wretched refuse? i mean, why don't we just say, "give us the unhappy, the sad, slow, the ugly, "people that can't drive, "if they have trouble merging, "they ca

millas aproximadamente cansados por el viaje desde sacramento van por manteca stockton fresno y vanakersfield. >> esperamos una palabra de aliento en apoyo a la reforma migratoria. >> esta mujer esta separada de su familia y esta luchando. >> hace 22 años que no veo a mi hijo y eso queremos pedir al gobernador de bakersfield que nos de la reforma migratoria. >> tenemos mucho apoyo de la comunidad de california increíble cuantos quieren la reforma migratoria., >> es increíble aquí en fresno esta un congresista que nos puede dar el sí. >> los congresistas siguen de vacaciones de verano. >> de vacaciones pero seguimos luchando. >> en washington muchos conmemoraron a martin luther king junior y su discurso i have a proyecto de legalización dream >> entre 2006 y 2010 unas 200 mujeres en las cárceles fueron obligadas a esterilizarse y sigue la investigación. >> en méxico todavía siguen luchando las familias de los 12 jóvenes desaparecidos en mayo en un bar y no están seguros del resultado de la investigación de la fosa común que dice que tienen los cuerpos de algunos de sus hijos. >> no n

he's a dishwasher at a sacramento steak house.cutors are expected to give us more information about his arrest when he appears in court later today. >>> civil rights lawyers filed a class action lawsuit against contra costa county over a practice of keeping juvenile hall teenagers in solitary confinement. the lawsuit is claiming mentally disabled teenagers are kept in solitary confinement for months at a time and denied education and treatment. the lawsuit also claims some teenagers get solitary confinement from minor infractions. >>> another u.s. consulate after a new threat from al qaeda. as kyla campbell reports, the u.s. is also warning americans about traveling. kyla. >> reporter: the state department says u.s. citizens should not travel to pakistan. the state department has evacuated all but a handful of emergency personnel from the u.s. consulate in lahore, pakistan. officials say there is a specific threat from al qaeda against that compound. we don't know yet if he will take questions. as of now about 20 consulates in the

día, eso es lo que me motiva. >> el domingo por la mañana un autobús saldrá de san franciso hacia sacramentomero en pantalla para más información >>hay muchas quejas por las condiciones de las cárceles, carla gómez desde tuxson. >> 80 mil personas están en este centro pasan años esperando, escucharon los casos de lo que pasa. >> muchos son tratados como delincuentes y muchos vienen a buscar sueños. >> cuando uno es detenido es un lugar horrible, las mismas condiciones tratan de presionar para no pelear su caso. >> para tratar de animar a sus compañeros fueron separadas de las celdas. >> vivir esto es muy diferente, vimos las condiciones muy feas. >> para los hombres dicen que es una prisión y no un centro de detención. >> las historias son similares largos años en detención meses en las audiencias no saber qué va ofrecer el sistema. >> el resto se presetnará en distintas cortes del pais >>en seguida una abogada es arrestada por una supuesta red de robo. >> esestá libre el narcotraficante . >> vamos a ver las temperatura, son las 11 con casi 11 minutos, ya regresamos con más no cambie >>esta

a bill developed after the deadly limo fire on the san mateo bridge will be the focus in sacramento. the safety bill will appear before the assembly appropriations committee, require safety inspections for all limos regardless of the number of passengers they carry. right now only limos reported to hold ten passengers or more undergo safety inspections. the limo that burst into flames on may 4th was only licensed to carry a maximum of eight people. five women died in that fire. earlier this week, it was determined the fire started after the limo's rear suspension system failed, and no criminal charges will be filed. >>> 4:38. vector control crews will be fighting the deadly west nile virus. they will be focusing on the area between dixon landing road, interstate 680, calaveras boulevard and the gaudeloupe river. >>> south bay roadways will be extra crowded as more students return to school. the big issue around san jose state, after two days of orientation classes begin there. three san antonio school districts also return today. everygreen, orchard, and union. the school year begins

my sister is a criminal investigator for the federal defender office in sacramento. her work takes her out on the field. interviewing people from all walks of life. we don't know if someone involved with her job, it could have been someone that she met that evening to help look for her dog. we simply don't know. we're urging everyone in the community who has any information to text in a tip or call the police department. >> reporter: you were going to take us a picture. this is a very recent picture. >> this picture was taken last year almost to the day. she is 50 years old and about 150 pounds. she's an articulate, gregarious warm loving person and her family really needs her. >> reporter: you were so worried that you said she's lived in oakland since 1991. >> yeah, she's now a 20 plus year resident of oakland. she came here after she graduated from columbia university to start her legal career. and she loves this community, she has many people here who love her and are concerned about her and we are just begging anybody who has any information to please call the po

. >> en sacramento se aprobó la iniciativa scr62, que busca que las compañías contraten a más mujereslana ejecutiva.

coming up a sacramento girl was diagnosissed with leukemia just before last christmas.w her loved ones are making sure they enjoy the first day of school. >>> and the local little leaguer that are dreaming big this morning. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. a sacramento county five-year- old is getting exactly what she wanted for the first day of kindergarten. she was diagnosissed with leukemia just before christmas last year and lost her hair during treatment. her father search the for ways to grant her wish for hair for her first day of school. one place he contacted was natural look transitions which told him it would cost more than $1,000. >> he's like i can't do it. and then he hung up the phone and my niece called him back and said i'm going to help you raise the money. >> it's amazing how many people come through for you. especially with children with cancer. >> she will have a temporary wig for the first day of school next week and they are continuing to raise money so that she will eventually have two designed hairpieces. >> beautiful girl. g

and -- 90 in sacramento and 94 in yosemite. monterey basin partly cloudy skies and 65 degrees. around the bay today temperatures 80 very nice in san jose, about 85 in morgan hill, 70 degrees breezy in hayward and 60s and 50s at the coastline. east bay temperatures may threaten to get to the low 90s into brentwood. about 89 antioch. 87 livermore. inside the bay we'll keep those temperatures generally in the 60s and the 70s. hey, you want to go see the hottest team in baseball right now? i think we're looking at the as, mostly clear and cool tonight playing the texas rangers, about 62 degrees. next couple of days, the weekend looking good. it will just be cooler and a little gray out toward the coastline. mild in the valleys and sunny in the afternoons for most although it looks like we'll stay below average through the middle of next week. >> thank you. >>> coming up, some relief for those who can't stand the heat. a long lasting cure for too much sweating. we are going to take you inside a brand-new procedure. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart health

allowing a sacramento group to take over the team and keep it in california.e sacramento bee saying he regrets donating the money and he got caught up in the heat of a battle. >>> the area is right next to highway 17 and highway 1 interchange. officials say they discovered tents as well as a marijuana garden. it appears several people were living there at the camp site which caused major environmental damage an contaminated the creek. >>> it is not hard to find people in california that make wine, but one couple has taken it much farther. finding a way to make wine in france. >> reporter: they've realized their american dream in of all places the burgundy region of france. >> this passion only came out of my interest in taking on a hobby of my wifes. >> reporter: you see this is also a wine lover's wine affair. >> the passion and the drive would lead us to whatever adventure we would find. >> reporter: it was a lot of hard work, eventually a silent partner with $100,000 to risk. >> i had nothing in my pocket, not much in my head but i kept running. and that's

allowing a sacramento group to take over the team and keep it in california.nt an e-mail to the sacramento bee saying he regrets donating the money and he got caught up in the heat of a battle. >>> the area is right next to highway 17 and highway 1 interchange. officials say they discovered tents as well as a marijuana garden. it appears several people were living there at the camp site which caused major environmental damage an contaminated the creek. >>> it is not hard to find people in california that make wine, but one couple has taken it much farther. finding a way to make wine in france. >> reporter: they've realized their american dream in of all places the burgundy region of france. >> this passion only came out of my interest in taking on a hobby of my wifes. >> reporter: you see this is also a wine lover's wine affair. >> the passion and the drive would lead us to whatever adventure we would find. >> reporter: it was a lot of hard work, eventually a silent partner with $100,000 to risk. >> i had nothing in my pocket, not much in my head but i kept ru

even sacramento is looking at 80s.he north and temperatures a mix of high and clow clouds. we had more yesterday we'll see a repeat tomorrow. and that cloud cover is producing a bit of shower activity. california northern sacramento valley. maybe tomorrow for us if the low is over the area. and north then to the north bay. temperatures hard pled to get above 78 or 79. and that's a very high i would not be surprised. and low 70s. coast 50s and 60s. and santa cruz that's going to not last long. and layers of clouds and the coolest day and temperatures slowly warm up by the weekend. >>> samsung has applied for a trademark that connects to the internet. it is worn on the wrist. the giant calls the product galaxy gear and the device would be in the form of a wrist watch, band or a bracelet. the trademark application filed in south korea and the us and they are racing to be on the cutting edge of a wearable electronics. >> interesting. >>> and 6:52. something is scary out there in the bay. photos to show you a great white sh

already 50 in tahoe. 67 in sacramento. to be hot in the desert and it will be hot, almost 90 down there. the lows forming down here. it may go into central calf. it may come over us. it will keep us on a tropical pattern as we go into next week. morning fog, fair skies. overall, humidity is up there. 60s to 90s. 80s for many. low 90s. unless you are by the bay. the coast, 70s and 80s. half moon bay, capitola warm. 80s on the peninsula. 60s, 70s, san francisco. sunday could be very warm to hot it depending upon where the -- depending upon where the low goes. maybe some shower activity over the bay area. >> okay, steve. >>> something's missing. that's the sediment after po a popular -- after a popular radio host was let go. pam cook has more. >> thousands of people are asking what happened to chewy gomes. for more than 20 years, he's been entertaining people as they drive to work on kmel. but this morning, he's not there. all of the radio station is saying is that gomes no longer works for the company and his replacement has

because he's the head of the sacramento islamic center and joins us now i hope. mr abdul aziz thank you for coming on to the program again a one month state of emergency has been declared is that enough to restore stability do you believe i don't think any military regime in egypt i don't think there's anything we can do restore stability. and really have crushed the hope of millions of the divisions that just. a few months ago looking for a democratic story before going through the rule of law. hoping for economic prosperity there is nothing the military can do that will. make people forget the blood that yesterday it was the massacre. every single aspect of the word and you say that and prime orsi protestors have carried out revenge attacks after that crackdown is this country heading for civil war do you think. i sure hope that that is not not the case i i have so many friends that are that were in those sit in i still have family relatives involved with them and most of them are actually not necessarily from the muslim brotherhood they're not from the they we

today legal action comes a day after lawmakers in sacramento voted to audit the accj c.after student protest including this one in front of the san francisco mayor office. brian tack part in that and is pleased the city attorney is taking action. >> we need a leader of this community to step up for city college and to teal with some of the atrocity and he has done that. >> hererra says he thinks there's still time to save city college but board trustee john rizzo is not so sure. >> the timing of the lawsuit these things take awhile and city college has such a very short time that it really needs to focus on financial he shal shalling the task that the crediting agency asks for. >> in san francisco, carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >> to the new span of the bay bridge. once fully complete you can walk or ride your bike from the oakland side to treasure island. closure of the old bay bridge still on for next wednesday at 8:00 p.m. and you won't be able to walk bike or drive across the bridge until it reopens after the long labor day wean. 12 days awhich now on tuesday september 3rd. tonight t

star power in sacramento. what some of hollywood's biggest celebrities want lawmakers to do to keep their kids safe. plus -- >> the commute is the best part of my life. >> okay. well, this guy rides to work every day on an inflatable raft. see how his compute turned crazy because of what he found right in the middle of the bay when we come back. ,,,,,, [ female announcer ] jump-start your day with mcdonald's dollar menu at breakfast. home of the irresistible sausage burrito. ♪ and freshly brewed premium roast coffee you love. plus other amazing tastes for just a dollar each. ♪ every day, as always, there's a lot to love for a little on mcdonald's dollar menu. ♪ the pup is safe and sound ts morning, but she was found swimming tirelessly in the middle of the bay on m >>> take a look at this it's. the pup is safe this morning but she was found swimming tirelessly in the bay on monday. the stranded dog was taken to shore by a man in a raft. the vet says she will be fine. cutie, right? >> she is. >>> a lot of peopl

so kind of on the cool side but a lot of sunshine. 86 sacramento. getting the smoke either during the day. it blows away during the day and at night a little drainage into the valley allows for some of the smoke in the sacramento valley. of course, you have seen it in yosemite. back home temperatures in the low 70s from fremont. 81 concord. a little cool for this time of year out in the valleys, but a nice afternoon up in napa. 77. so you are out of the 80s today. temperatures cooler along the coast tonight with the sea breeze. they are mild now. we are taking you to candlestick, where it will be breezy at 5:00. temperatures in the 60s. partly to mostly cloudy. upper 50s by 9:00. you need the jacket there. numbers slowly recover tomorrow. not much of a change but by the middle of the week high pressure builds back in and that allows for left fog, less of an afternoon sea breeze and a bit of a warming trend. even though we get the slight dip on saturday, it looks like numbers should be going back up for labor day holiday. >> you talked about the rim

it will be hot. 101 in sacramento. 93 in yosemite. the temperatures soaring as high as 96 into morgan hill. 68 in half-moon bay and 82 in hey word. brentwood 99. 96 expected high in livermore and 92 in the napa valley. inside the bay, 70 degrees into san francisco. 88 in petaluma. next couple days, the chance of fire real possibility. lightning strikes through wednesday. then things settle down through thursday and friday. how about this? a lot of kids go back to school. she's already playing hooky. she's sick. if you'd like us to do a forecast for your school, contact us at kpix.com/schoolcast and we will do a personized forecast for you. >> didn't you call in sick last week? >> i did. >> all right. thanks. >> the giant s are raising money for victims of the boston marathon bombings. a big fundraiser will be held for the one fund boston. inner league game between the giants and the red sox. the first of three beginning tonight. bay area survivors of the bombings will take part in a pregame ceremony. game time starts at 7:15. >> new t

sandra coke worked as an investigator in sacramento.she worked on behalf of people who ha#j9v been convicted of crimes. in fact one old boyfriend who with a long criminal history is now being identified as a person of interest in the investigation. >> the coroner identified the woman as sandra coke and will not be releasing information other than identification. >> she told her 15-year-old daughter she was go together drug store, then to talk with someone calling about information on her missing fog. family and neighbors put up missing poster her daughter reportedly used my find my phone application to look for her mother's cell phone. signals led teams to this area near lagoon valley park. they found the body friday near an interstate 85 onramp. police are questioning the former are boyfriend who dated coke years ago. he has a long criminal history. police are being careful not to call him a suspect. >> randy is considered a person of interest, only. >> patricia williams carried flowers to coke's front door. >> just a wonderful neighbo

. --- la alerta ambert esta en efecto desde sacramento hasta mexico. --- el grupo fue visto por ultima en sacramento en un automovil ford mustang, azul oscuro que probablement e lleve placas de nebraska o una placa temporal... cesar ---ya se encuentran reabiertos esta noche, take vo ---todos los carriles de la autopista 24 en el are de oakland luego de que la policia los cerrara esta tarde para investigar un accidente de motocicleta y un tiroteo cerca del tunel caldecott... ---aun se desconoce quienes estuvieron involucrados en la balacera ya que la patrulla de caminos, la agencia a cargo de la investigacion pero reportes iniciales indicarian que un agente de policia pudo haber estado involucrado... cu --- en otras informaciones ---el polemico sheriff de maricopa-arizona, joe arpaio, que tiene un nuevo plan: colocar cruces blancas en el desierto , para segun el marcar el area donde han muerto migrantes y para facilitar el rescate de los que esten en peligro. conociendo a joe arpaio y su implacable lucha contra los indocumentad os, hay quienes sospechan que detras de ese plan de rescate

pretty summer like, 96 sacramento with 83 in the northern sierra.nd they have have hazy conditions there due to the fires. back home we are looking at 80 in fremont today. 83 san jose. getting pretty warm out toward antioch and live more today. low to mid-90s. 65 to 68, i would say, half moon bay. and over at observe landed to an afternoon high of 77. then dropping to the upper 650s by 6:00 game time. sun setting at 7:59. the warmest day of the weekend tomorrow. pretty hot inland. then we will cool back maybe a few degrees but that should be offset by the higher relative humidity monday, tuesday and wednesday. so pretty warm for the kids going back to school maybe next week and then we are back to what seems like a normal thursday and friday. >> perfect timing. thank you, lisa. >>> the 49ers fans now have a new place to stock up on gear. this morning the team will host the grand opening of its new store at the westfield valley mall in santa clara. it will be the latest store in the south pay, joining the one in palo alto that you see here. a select

we're in the beautiful mountains of el dorado county today, which is just a short drive away from sacramento. andhat brings us to our first story. if you're anything like me, you've probably consumed this next produce item at let once this week. that's because it's been called america's favorite vegeble. but we like to call it a reason to get our hands dirty and meet some real potato pioneers. with their adaptability and versatility, it's wonder potatoes are a fan favorite. bad, mashed, diced, or scalloped, no matter how you slice it, from potato chips to french fries d almost anything in between, the potato has been a staple of our diet throughout history and today. and there's no denying we have a special love affair with t spuds. you know, on average, each of us will actually eat 135 pounds of potatoes a year, and in a wide variety of forms. in fact, potatoes are the leading vegetable crop in the united states, with annual total production being about 41 billion pounds. and they've been a staple ron lehr's family farm since the 1930s.his third genetion farmer grows more th 2,500 acres of

the missing woman was an investigator for the public office of defender in sacramento and a single mom with a teenage daughter. >> it is not like my sister to be out of touch with her daughter and family, we are very worried and we know something is wrong. >> her cell phone were found yesterday. police also found coke's mini cooper convertible abandoned two miles from her home. >>> the search for southern california man suspected of killing a woman and kidnapping or both of her children. james lee set up his home in southern california on fire on sunday night. . anderson was found dead inside and a child's body was nound the ashes. ethan is missing along with her daughter 16-year-old handa. >> we just don't know at this point. >> license plate 6 wcu986, police say he maybe headed to texas or canada. amber alert is posted on billboards across, anyone with information is asked to call us immediately. >>> the new system that's getting mixed review in its debut. >>> a 2-year-old boy is in critical condition after falling from the window of the east bay a passer by spotted the boy on the si

. >>> coming up as state lawmakers get back to work in sacramento, the wide ranging gun control legislation topping their agenda. >>> dubbed the american fire, it's burning in the tahoe national forest about 37 miles northeast of auburn. it started on saturday afternoon and it's giving off heavy spoke that has drifted into reno. fire engine hoses can't reach the flames. crews have been fighting from above. >> we are a few days a week before we have a good handle on this. >> five crews, three bulldozer, and three engines are staffing the fire right now. large team also said to join the fire fight today the cause of the fire still not known. >>> a sink hole has swallowed up part of a resort this morning. >> one person had to break out of a window as the door frame collapsed. >> she says the resort security guard muscled his way into rooms to get guests out. >>> a teenager from southern california who is the subject of a multistate amber alert has been reunited with her father. 16-year-old hannah anderson was rescued in the idaho wilderness on saturday. a couple out horse back riding spotted t