. >> the san francisco chronical saying bart planning to install four more alert signs and considering using text or e- mail to let drivers know when certain garages are full. >>> it's warming up out there. the air is drying and the quality management district issued a spare the air day for tomorrow. this is why. as we look at the live picture you see how glassy it is there? when it is windy you can see white caps. when it blows this way it pushes it inland. the air is coming this way, a little northeast or east and it's sinking. look at the haze out here. that's the morning commute. as we go in there by tomorrow especially in the south bay you'll notice more and more gunk in the air. a heat advisory has gone into effect. it includes all bay area sis. not for record heat or triple digit heat it's just oakland and san francisco will get into the 90s today and tomorrow. how many air conditioners are there in san francisco? no many, same as oakland. this is an unprecedented drought. we have a fire weather pattern. it's not crazy but fire weather pattern and you have this unprecedented dro

that is the subject of your column today in the san francisco chronic call. >> we're talking about the giants planned in the coming years to develop the area around their home here on the water front. it is some of the cst real estate. they want to turn into an multi million dollar combination of housing, retail and office space. a whole new neighborhood going in on the south side. >> so this is something --. >> actually, on the other side of the bay >> that is the coliseum. >> but to finish off your thought on that, though, this is something voters would eventually have to vote on. >> exactly. >> that is why the giants are keeping their eyes on the up coming election. there is another development. walt on the water front groups are back and forth on this. how tall should buildings about on the water front. it will be interesting for the giants after the world series. >>> to the other side of the bay, we've been talking so much about oakland's professional sports team. will they stay in town or will they not? a major investor is joining the team behind oakland's massive coliseum city p

the san francisco chronical has reimbursed the team for people given to the assistant chief and deputyrocedures. the department has been defending its response to the 49ers defensive lineman ray mcdonald. >>> something we haven't seen in awhile is the rain as well as the wind. rosemary it was gusty coming across the bridge today. it's going to blow out of here before the game. but, it's kind of nice. >> we have to grin and bear it. we need the rain and we're getting some this morning. the entire bay area getting wet. it continues to march on. i'm going to show you the radar here in just a moment. let's look live outside over highway 4 where mike mentioned a little gusty out there. so, yes, be prepared for that. it could be blowing you around a little as we get through your saturday. here's a look at the radar. areas in the north bay are reporting anywhere from an inch to a quarter inch. half inch over south hell even a. this is moving from the south to the east. if i move over to parts of the north bay, things are starting to dry out. there are two parts of this system. i'll show you t

. >> and the top ten causes of death among women in san francisco are due to chronic diseases and of these, four are cardio vascular diseases and in the top cause of death, is the cardiac disease, which is 12 percent of deaths. and cancer, and lung, and trachia and breast cancer and colon and alzheimer's and other dementia and diabetes are all causes of cancer among women in san francisco. but not every women is equally to die of one of these diseases. and that is for all of the top colleges, and they are significantly higher among the black women. and the death rate of the heart disease is almost three times higher, among black women than asian women who have the lowest rate of death and heart disease. and however, over all, the rates of death due to the top causes of these, have been decreasing over time. in san francisco. obeesty effects more than a third of women in san francisco. and women, who are live in poverty, here defined as those under 300 percent of the federal poverty level, are significantly more likely to be over weight or obese than those who are (inaudible). and als

chronic homelessness. >> and >> in san francisco, abc7 news >> it's a solemn place. >> yes. >> wonderful to see it finished. >> it s time to check on our weather. >> yes we want to know about blue angels tomorrow will they have ability to fly? >> i think they will. by afternoon, mainly blue skies and temperatures climbing. so i'm optimistic. i followed my optimism here. high clouds and some areas of clouds near the coastline. you can see our current readings here. 61 degrees across the bay. 66. 72 in morgan hill. check out this view. looking at the skyline, it's 66 in santa rosa. napa, 65. and check out the setting sun. you can see lots of blue skies in this view. warming peeks on sunday. then, we cool down tuesday with a chance of rain tuesday and wednesday. overnight, patches pushing inland over the bachlt low temperatures mid to upper 50s the fog shows high clouds overnight and into early morning hours rment and fog cling together coastline. sunny skies over the bay. and inland by afternoon. you can see brief weekend warm up. coming behind it will be a cold air mass with a storm dropping down in the gul

chronic homelessness. >> and for artists. >> in san francisco, abc7 news >> it's a solemn place. >> yes. >> wonderful to see it finished. >> it s time to check on our weather. >> yes we want to know about blue angels tomorrow will they have ability to fly? >> i think they will. by afternoon, mainly blue skies and temperatures climbing. so i'm optimistic. i followed my optimism here. high clouds and some areas of clouds near the coastline. you can see our current readings here. 61 degrees across the bay. 66. 72 in morgan hill. check out this view. looking at the skyline, it's 66 in santa rosa. napa, 65. and check out the setting sun. you can see lots of blue skies in this view. warming peeks on sunday. then, we cool down tuesday with a chance of rain tuesday and wednesday. overnight, patches pushing inland over the bachlt low temperatures mid to upper 50s the fog shows high clouds overnight and into early morning hours rment and fog cling together coastline. sunny skies over the bay. and inland by afternoon. you can see brief weekend warm up. coming behind it will be a cold air mass with a storm dropping

is that when you look in san francisco, in that neighborhood, especially associated primarily, with the race, with african americans that they have higher, rates of all the chronic diseases and i have been following the vital statistics from now until now, and you are right, it is very it is the disparity is huge, and persist ant and one thing that we did not show you, is that we have the other data that really breaks this down and looking at men and women and there is the disparities across the leading causes of premature death for men and women with african americans have the highest one of the things that you will notice is that for african american men, the out come that you see tend to be a little bit more socially determined. violence plays a big role for african american men and at one point there is a lifetime risk of 1-13, if you were born in the bay view you had a rate of 1 in 13 dying from homicide that is how bad it used to be. when you look at women, it is differently and more of them have a component that could be prevented through the access and the primary care and screening and for example, we see the lower rates of breast cancer in african amer

dieing from overdoses and doctors chronic overprescribers their families can't get access to attorneys or justice. >> dr. lawrence chung is the president of the san francisco medical society. >> key tails are that his kids were run over by a person who is high on narcotics. so she's in jail. she's not leaving. so justice was served in that particular case in my opinion. i don't see how prosecuting doctors would help him. >> dr. chung says if malpractice awards are allowed to go higher it will take money away from actual medical care. >> if this were to pass, the malpractice premium for doctors will increase, taking away from their operating budget to be able to deliver care for patients so that is a bad thing. >> both sides believe they've got a shot at winning. >> great story. thank you. >> a beautiful day in san francisco. take a look at this. they had to deal with heavy security at the parking spiked around game time. during the singing of the national anthem, the giant american flag didn't quite holdup. there are big tears on the right side of the screen there. >> what a wonderful scene. >> yes. >> no strike outs tonight. right? as far as weather is co

dieing from overses and doctors chronic overprescribers thr families can't get access to attorneys or justice. >> dr. lawrence chung ithe president of the san franciscoical societ >> key tails are that his kids were run over by a person who is high on narcotics. so she's in jail. she's not leaving. so justice was served in that particular case in my opini. i don't see how prosecuting doctors would help him. >> dr. chung sa if malpractice awards are allowed to go higher it will te money away from actu medical care. >> if this were to pass, the malpractice premium for doctors will increase, taking away from their operating budget to be able to deliver care for patients so that is a bad thing. >> both sides believe they've got a shot at winning. >> great stor thank you. >> a beautiful day in san francisco. take a look at this. they had to deal with heavy security at the gate. parking spiked around game time. during the singing of the national anthem, the giant american flag didn't quite holdup. there are big tears on the right side of the screen there. >> what a wonderful scene. >> yes. no strike outs tonight. right? as far as weather isconcerned? let's

roof camera this morning showing the san francisco and the like building in the background we can see some of that low cloud cover and fog just above it. we have a chronic condition once again over stanford cisco enacted for the post a loss ever bayshore line. but the fall does not stretch very far inland. we're still looking at relatively clear skies. this is a good part of the south bay as well. <

chronic lower respiratory diseases. >>> nats fans are going to have to wait until next year. the giants put an end to the playoff run in san francisco last night. overnight, the nats voiced their precious to their fans. they sent this tweet saying, to our fans, thanks for coming along on this ride. it wouldn't have been the same without your support and, for that, we are eternally grateful. >>> here's the play that put the giants ahead. a wild pitch by nats rookie forced the go ahead run for the giants. bryce harper tried to put the team on his shoulders with another big home run but it wasn't enough. >>> we played the way we wanted to play. we did a lot of things right. so it's, you know, it's tender and it's bitter and all of those things. but i'm proud of them. proud of the way they went about it. >> the giants go on to play the st. louis cardinals now. remember, the orioles are still in it. they play the kansas city royals on friday night. >>> and new this morning, football star adrian peterson faces a judge in texas. coming up, how he responded today to child abuse charges. plus, new information on some of the evidence police a