as such, it is part of the heart of the san joaquin valley. i think there are some folks that would like to talk as well about the project. i would be happy to answer questions if there are any. vice president vietor: what is on the land right now? is it cadillacs -- cattle? >> i will let the sponsors talk about it. it is a tough area to be at the confluence of the two rivers. vice president vietor: the reason i asked the question is because the river is right there. if there is cattle grazing, i worry about what is going to happen to the river. >> i think the project sponsors can speak to the current and feature plans. there is cattle raising around properties, and there has been in these areas. they manage that very much to avoid those kinds of problems. i do not think that is a plan in the future given the easement that will be put in place for the area. vice president vietor: as you know, we have had problems in the past. i just want to make sure. >> there are people better able to speak on this than i am. president crowley: now we are on

san joaquin saw this, they lost two of their members in the final hours of their efforts. we lost 1 because of fear, innuendo, and confusion. this is the reality of what we are facing relative to our utility and what they stand to use because community choice aggregations are formed. when you are dealing with 9 nervous city councils, each of whom have elected council members, there is a lot of -- that has to take place. my counterpart and i have spent a lot of time trying to make sure the councils are comfortable. the good news is, we are done with that. as of january 12th, this is for us to have been removed. >> i want to thank you for being here and the way in which he has really reached out to san francisco. i appreciate the close working relationship that has been established. we need to brace ourselves. it is helpful that there is a partnership between marin and san francisco. i look forward to continuing to work together. >> a former assemblyman has been hired to run an organization. this is funded by one entity, pg and e. there are marketing pieces to the ratepayers

there is the san joaquin pipeline system. that contract was advertised earlier in september and is in our view at the end of the month. i want to remind you that we do have a groundbreaking event for the tunnel on systema 24, and we hope that all of you can join us. president crowley: questions? commissioner: i have a question dealing with calendar korea. does that go to the planning commission first? -- i have a question dealing with calendar in -- calendaring. secretary housh: may be having it happen on the 14. you're going to be asked about your schedule and availability. >> but planning will be hearing those on the 12th? secretary housh: their meeting on, i believe, the 14th. >> normally, what we do is be of the planning commission certified the eir, and we wanted to have a special meeting. commissioner: a theoretically would have approved the other ones. secretary housh: they meet later. it also depends on what time they get there. et might be later in the day. -- it might be later. you also have the 25th ground- breakin

. >> as the silicon valley has silicon chips and we have chips in san joaquin valley, the movies are a key part of our economy in the los angeles area. >> reporter: about 100 business leaders throughout the state will be traveling with the governor on the trip. the governor is counting on this trip and an important trade agreement between the u.s. and korea to double the money now gets in foreign trade. the non-profit pays for all of his trade mission trips overseas. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> authorities are seizing marijuana plants today from a newly discovered plant grow near moraga. these are pictures from newschopper 2 of a truck filled with marijuana plants. details on the size of the pot bust are not clear. >>> it was a long morning for thousands of pgand ecustomers in the area. they are released a -- >>> and also bbhas released a -- bp has released a report on who is responsible for the oil spill. >>> and it will get colder. steve will tell us how cold coming up. >>> this is a pre-cancer polup. >> and i talk to dr. oz about something that may have saved his life. o

. >> antioch bridge in the san joaquin river. high-pressure system. >> oh, yeah. >> tell us, roberta. >> okay. i will do so. thank you, michael. we have high pressure. it's sitting pretty over the pacific ocean. it will continue to strengthen and a second day in a row of spare the air. but this is what concerns me, our pinpoint forecast by the evening commute already places that bank of low clouds and fog trying to redevelop pushing onshore. you have to imagine there's cooler air mass aloft. therefore i'm going to bring down the temperatures modestly. otherwise, 95 in san jose. that's up from 94 today and still the average is 84. that's way above average. north of the golden gate bridge, anywhere from 72 degrees in stinson beach to 92 in sonoma. dog days of summer definitely here. keep the photos coming at mypics @cbs.com there's your forecast. bonus, a couple of extra days for you. temperatures below average by tuesday, wednesday of next week. >> right after we get back from vacation. >> who is going on vacation? >> i'm not. you

. >> san joaquin river. it's like glass this afternoon. >> yes.ause there was barely a breeze there until the afternoon hours. due to a ridge of high pressure strengthening producing offshore flow. looks like we'll have another day like that tomorrow. but this is the tricky stuff right here. the bank of low clouds tagged with the coast. right now the bay is reporting a light stratus offshore. when will it be moving on? you've got to imagine there's a cooler air mass associated with it. along the immediate seashore i'm bringing down the temperatures a lit bit. 95 degrees downtown. check out brentwood the hot spot at 101. throughout most of the inland eastern portion of our district, 72 degrees. by the way feeling like dog days of summer? thanks, lee, for sending in this picture. keep them coming at cbs5.com. marine layer returns knocking back the coastal temps. otherwise bonus. temperatures blow average by labor day. >> there go the dog days of summer. thanks. >> we'll be right back. >>> we're going to talk about the bleachers. that's right. a perf

year in napa, others have been found since in a number of counties including sanoma, salono, and san joaquin. >>> well, the pleasant hill b.a.r.t station now has a new name. pleasant hill contra costa center b.a.r.t station. the board of directors voted to approve the name change. they tuesday better represents the transit village where the station is located. the 140 acre site including 2800 residential units and triple a. changes b.a.r.t maps, schedules, brochures will cost $414,000. b.a.r.t officials say the cost will be paid by the contra costa county redevelopment agency and the transit village developer. >>> meanwhile, b.a.r.t hosted a drive to help low income job seekers. donations were collected today. people dropped off about 2,000 items of gently warn clothing and accessories. the first clothing drive benefits the nonprofit group wardrobe for opportunity. the organization provides job placement and image workshop for job seekers at the locations in oakland and concord. >>> families across the east bay are left wondering what they will do after the officials at ac transit approve ma

the cpuc was able to approve a plan for san joaquin within that time frame and i don't anticipate anything different in our case. prior to filing the plan, we need p.u.c. approval and the board of supervisors before we make that filing. when we have a final contract, we will also need to come back to this body and the board of supervisors, i believe for final approval. in parallel with the negotiation process that will shortly be getting underway and in parallel along with the implementation plan, we will work with pg&e on the term of the service agreement. we need to address to make sure the data transfers and the mapping of customer accounts is handled appropriately in order to have cleanpower s.f. move forward. we also will need to prepare for the date when we begin serving customers. enabling c.c.a. legislation has established c.c.a. as an opt-out program which means that upon the date that cleanpower s.f. is ready to begin serving customers, customers do not need to take action in order to begin receiving cleaner energy. we participate that pg&e will engage in an aggressive marketing

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what we've seen from the california department of water resources for the sacramento river and the san joaquin water heads as well. so we are certainly not alone in this regard. we are seeing of course the decline in the snow pack which others are going to talk about much more later today, but the suggestion that somehow the snow would be replaced by increasing water rainfall in southern areas has not yet emerged. and so picture really does not look great. we have our two largest and most important waste water treatment plants, the hipurian and (inaudible) they treat waste water and 11 other cities and water using agent sis throughout the la area. those plants are located approximately 20 feet above mean sea level. the projections for sea level rise in the last itcc report ranged from about 9 to somewhere upward of 25. latest studies are indicating that the upper numbers are perhaps too conservative. so you can see the implications for the viability of those plants if we don't look at substantial modification. and again the science is increasingly telling us that when sea level rises, it doesn

we will get those at palm springs and in through the central san joaquin valley. ok at san luis, sacramento and in the higher elevations, close to mid and upper 90s. 94, livermore. 85, san francisco. nice for sonoma and napa counties. once you get into morgan hill and gilroy, closer to the 90s. if you are outdoors, keep hydrated, keep the sunscreen on. today and tomorrow, you will feel the effects by monday. air quality will be going down. we are only cooling off a little bit. garvin, next week, monday, tuesday, and wednesday, still pretty toasty. >> air quality and keep your eye on fire danger as well. thank you very much. >>> the bay area will host fleet week in a week and a half. part is getting a jump-start on the patriotic spirit. they will give free b.a.r.t. tickets to the 124 members of the 49th brigade for military personnel on duty can receive a pass worth $50 in ride. they will receive the passes at the ceremony at the hyatt regency hotel in burlingame. the members served in iraq training the iraqi police force while maintaining command over 3,000 u.s. so

and my book is a reminder of that. >> gregg: we're looking at pictures of the san joaquin valley.u call congressmen the environmental lobby, one of the greatest threats to our nation because in part, either fabricated or exaggerated some of the potential harm which you and your book de bunk. you advocate the following solutions. we'll put up on the screen. drilling in anwr. expansion of nuclear power. clean use of oil and shale production. look, congressman, how are you going to get around the environmentalists? >> what i talk about in my book we're going to have to. china today is now using and producing more energy than we do here in the united states. all this talk about coal. we're falling behind coal technology and clean coal technology, china is birng three times the amount of coal than we do. they are bringing on new coal plants nearly every week. pretty soon they will double their nuclear power capacity. what we doing in this country? we're doing nothing. that is not going to work. if we wanted to remain the world's superpower we are going to have get back to producing ene

the national transportation safety board will be on the san joaquin to investigate.hat is charged with investigating all natural gas line explosions in the united states. elementary schools schools will be closed but capuchino high school will be open. there is an emergency shelter set up for evacuees from the explosion. julie watts just happened upon the fire shortly after that explosion last night. she joins us now from the emergency shelter this morning. good morning, julie. >> reporter: good morning, john. yeah, i'm here with jim mallory from the american red cross. we are at this emergency shelter. this is the primary shelter where people have been coming. tell us -- i know there are a lot of supplies, a lot of food and volunteers but you're saying you're asking people to really slow down and go to the website and donate money not come in with supplies. >> we always rely on financial donation as well as blood donations for the work that we do because we don't get any government subsidies. we are a volunteer organization. so that's really important to us. >> repo

we were able to reach the son of the pilot he said his son was on his way to south san joaquin to visit him. the plane will be staying in the water until the ntsb investigators complete their investigation. blood >>> for the first time in four month, the national unemployment rate has gone up. the labor department reports that august jobless rate increased to 9.6% up from 9.5% in july. analysts blame weak hiring by private employers. it was not all bad news. the labor department said private employers added 67,000 jobs in august and that was stronger than expected. >>> now, at any minute, president obama is scheduled to make remarks on these job numbers. we'll monitor it and bring that to you when it happens. >>> all right. 7:06. next month, the san mateo county sheriff's department will take over police duties in the city of san carlos. last night the city council unanimously approved a five- year contract despite some public outcry. >> this is a bitter pill for the community to swallow. let's not sugar coat this. >> officials say the change will save a lot of money. san carlos is the

joaquin valleys. up to reno, 78. the forecast for tomorrow, 75 in san francisco. you get into some of the sunnier parts of the city, the south beach will be closer to 80 degrees. 94 in livermore. walnut creek low to mid 90s. napa and san arota rosa the sam. suns sunset, by the way, 7:31. seven-day forecast tomorrow, more of those mid-90s on monday. tuesday and wednesday, look at that. enjoy monday, but we drop to 75 in the warmer spots on wednesday. quite a change as we go through the middle part of the week. but tomorrow, great. >> that's really what matters at this point. thank you, craig. laura, the giants are pretty happy these days, huh? >> they certainly are, getting a little help from their friends, i guess you could say. we've got a lot of baseball going on. at the coliseum today, the a's trying to break out the brooms against the angels, and it turns out they're pretty good at matchmaking. the leaders will talk about how they helped get the ball boys a rllyos le ty reaenll lose ten in a row? >>> it may be a little built of a long shot, but technically spe