keeping the temperatures by san mile. the average height temperature is 83 for this time of year. this system in the midwest will eventually get over to the east coast. in a repeat of today. east wind at 10. waveguides of one the two feet. this is going to be about your high temperature for the next few days. if you're going to the beach for father's day weekend, it looks good. the rip current risk is moderate to high. keep that in mind if you will be swimming. there could be an undertow offshore. basically, nice weather. very little change next week for the weather. by the time give to the middle of next week, the wind will ship and will feel more like summer. thursday, the first full day of summer. the solstice is wednesday evening. >> still ahead, the public is about to get its deepest look into disturbing documents about molestation within the boy scouts of america. >> the perversion is landing the national organization under fire. >> mitt romney taking his message >> mitt romney will be logging a lot of miles this weekend. >> he kicked off a battle ground bus tour and every s

our highest winds, san rafael at 53 miles per hour. en san francisco still seeing gusts above 40 miles per hour. that fog is going to continue to hold on to the coast. 53 now in san francisco, san mateo, oakland 53. sunnyvale and san jose close to 60 now. tomorrow morning we'll start off again with a bit of patchy fog as we did this morning all the way into the east and south bay. tomorrow afternoon 70s and 80s, you return once again. hang on tomorrow afternoon and evening. our trough is going to start to dig into place. we're talking about temperatures taking a tumble. look at this. this is how cold it's going to get. yesterday livermore 93. monday 65. so this gives you an idea of what's to come. very much colder air. there's our first batch of cloud cover. that's going to move through as we head through the morning hours tomorrow, especially right over through the city and stretching toward the north bay. once we hit monday, our storm track is really going to dip over central california. so we're talking about the potential for a few

in the u.s., the average distance was 8.3 miles for urban residents. in san francisco, the health care is always within 7 miles from come. this does not equal access to care. particularly for the vulnerable populations. there are many reasons that this is true, including that some do not accept medical. because some have difficulty taking time off of work to get the care that they need. because this makes it more time- consuming and difficult or because there might be cultural or linguistic barriers. they recommend that the master plan prioritize projects that meet the needs of honorable san franciscans. the report is not yet complete, this would be consistent with the master plan. at this point, i would like to return the presentation to give you an update on the commitment. >> this was outlined a few moments ago. this is that they keep the hospital open on less cpmc's margin were to sink below 2% for a couple of years. we did this in light of the knowledge. there is the 201010-year financial projections. based on this information and working with the financ

highest wind gusts in san rafael, 63-mile-per-hour wind gusts. rancisco, 45-mile-per-hour wind gusts. bad hair days, yesterday, today, tomorrow. days to come if you live in san francisco. it's always so windy there. 52 right now in the city. we are looking at a big area of low pressure that's going to move this way. folks are like, it's really going to rain tomorrow? it does look like it is. our computer model shows the showers are very spotty. nonetheless, the area of low pressure is going to move this way. it will increase our chances for rain. it will not be all-day rain, but we'll definitely see something out of this batch as it moves through tomorrow morning, lasting through the afternoon hours, especially if you live in the east bay. temperatures today not too bad. it will be a dry day. clouds on the increase. lower 80s in the east bay. mid-70s in the south bay and mid-60s along the coast. yes, kris, breezy, breezy. >> we'll have to wear a product, my friend. >> gel, right? >> right. >> thank you very much. >>> this morning, a san mateo high

miles per hour. a good onshore breeze. winds coming off the ocean. san jose, 25 miles per hour wind gusts, low clouds, breezy, cooler tomorrow, warming up into 90s by sunday. get ready for summer like heat here this, is why. this cold front is a weak cold front. it's going to continue to kick up wind flow bringing in a cooler air mass. we'll see clouds around into the morping. by after the foorngs clearing and breezy. sunny skies and warmer saturday. going to be a beautiful day for saturday. same front picking up winds into sierra mef nef. red flag warning continuing until 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. humidity is running low. 10% to 18%. and tomorrow horning. it starts out numbers mainly into low to mid 50s and breezy with areas loaf clouds. and there is some locations down to 49 degrees, upper 50s on the coast and breezy winds about 20 miles per hour to 30 miles per hour. mid-70s in santa rosa and napa. 67 in oakland. inland east bay there is not quite low 80s of today. palo alto up to 70. mild, smiz in san jose. monterey bay, 60 degrees in monterey getting you

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struck about 15 miles of san jose. then about five hours later an unrelated magnitude 3.3 quake hit 22-miles of yukai. no damage seen from either. >>> after examing the rains of fin wheal that was washed ashore biologists say it seems the wheal died when it was hit by a sheep. scientists from the marine man mall center said it had extensive injury to the spine and ribs. >>> authorities say a haywood police officer was in dire situation when he opened fire on a suspect. the officers stopped to question a man and teenage boy from n front of liquor store. the two got into a scuffle and she used her taser. when that doesn't stop the fight she shot one suspect in the leg. we're told he will survive. >>> a nationwide sex trafficking sweep has lead to dozen of arrests in the bay area. exclusive video of operation and tells us what's going to happen to the girls who officers say were rescued. >> it's called operation cross country. the targeting child prostitution. >> many of these people are taking these young children and ens

an earthquake struck the south bay today. 39.5 quake struck at 10:31 this morning about 15 miles southeast of san jose and nine miles north of morgan hill. >> they may not be able to see, but they can sail. today with the blind sailing regatta two at the marina. vision impaired athletes took to the water and you couldn't tell the difference from a sighted pilot. >> they sense the winds, they feel the winds, maybe they can't see it but they know where it's coming from and they know how to control the boat, and it gives them the ability to be responsible and to be in charge of a moving thing that they may not otherwise get in another environment. >> today's event was sponsored by the island yacht club and the mrin sailing program for the blind. they hope to be part of team usa in japan. >> bay area bridge follows are going up again. drivers with more than two axles will see a rate hike starting july 1st. on most bay area villages multi-axle vehicles pay five dollars times the number of axles. fifteen dollars for a three axle vehicle. it's six dollars per axle on the golden gate bridge. this is part

to avoid that stretch lanes will probably be blocked westbound 580 slow at 22 miles per hour into livermore. north 101 santeo at 92, earlier problem clearing to the shoulder, 60 miles an hour, no problem. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on just a few minutes ago, traffic starting to back up for the fastrak lanes be on the -- beyond the end of the parking lot still a good drive into san francisco. south bay these cars are moving northbound on 280 and that's 17 right across your screen and this is also fine through the san jose area, no accidents reported. north bay nice and quiet who are headlights moving southbound through san rafael down to the golden gate bridge. >>> 6:18. >> next, shedding the pounds. how southern cooking diva paula deen has learned to trim the fat and lose weight in the process. >>> good thursday morning. 6:22. live look on the embarcadero some of the financial district buildings as well gorgeous morning a few clouds mike says expect temperatures to be a little cooler today maybe the winds will kick up a little in the afternoon. all in all, pleasant. he will have temperatures i

. >> en lo que va del año san francisco ha gastado miles de dólares por daños bandálicos, y parques yayuntamiento de san josé, trabajará con otras agencias, para un proyecto piloto para no votar las pertenencias de los desamparados. >> mañana el tribunal de san francisco verá el caso de los jueces que se niegan al matrimonio de los mismos sexos, si la corte suprema escucha el mismo caso, se analizará con 10 jueces . >> el caso el alguacil de san francisco que se declaró culpable de un delito menor, al dejar moretones a su esposa, él quiere que su esposa e hijos regresen . >> ella no habló con la policía, no puso orden, no hay restriccion, y hay cosas que no entra en el proceso, para que la víctima se sienta segura, la junta de san francisco analizará sobre retirar o no miracarimir . >> el pandillero acusado de asesinar a un padre y sus dos hijos, tras confundirlo por pandillas legales, se le pidió responsabilidad en el caso. >> pablo sandoval, pelotero de san francisco, acusado por acoso sexual, nadie devuelve las llamadas . >> un grupo de taxista, acusa que la agencia supervisa mal a

san francisco. >> el servicio de tránsito especial proporciono servicio a miles de personas desde okland a san franciscotuación las personas que tenían cita para regularizar su situación de inmigrante, podrán tener una nueva cita de 4 a 6 semanas, recibirán una notificacion con la confirmacion. >> cambiando de tema, tenemos a la policía de okland que respondió mal. >> según el informe, los problemas surgen a causa de un mal tratamiento del problema y los pocos uniformados. >> se esta creando otro sistema judicial- >> se busca una maytor participación de la comunidad en un proceso reparador o restaurador correspondiente a la justicia, se propone un programa de participación hispana para los hispanos. >> "la idea es que nosotros participemos y ver estos delitos" >> los delincuentes son el 10 por ciento de la población en la comunidad de marin. >> "se busca que la gente entienda, las responsabilidades de cada uno" >> "me parece que deberiamos seguir adelante para resolver los crimenes y problemas" >> se continuara educando a la comuinidad y tendrra luigar en aquii en la comunidad. >> se reduciria la senten

are right close to two nuclear facilities, the san onofre power station and the diablo nuclear power plant. nearly 8.7 million people live within 50 miles of san onofre. and almost 500,000 people live within 50 miles of diablo canyon. the thought of those families facing an unimaginable accident, even a fraction of what the people of japan faced during the fukushima disaster makes me even more vigilant about safety when it comes to nuclear power. much more work needs to be done by the nrc in the aftermath of fukushima. as i review the activities of the nrc, i feel without the leadership of the current chairman, we would be even further behind on safety than we are. i am impressed by the president's nominee, dr. macfarlane, who brings to this position the critical experience, the intelligence, scientific background, and integrity that we need so much at the nrc. i ask unanimous consent to place in the record statements of support for dr. macfarlane, including one from the union of concerned scientists, which stated "we expect her to be a strong advocate for practical steps to enhance nuclear power, safety, and security." and in addition

make state with smaller because the national model is that if you are within 8.5 miles of the hospital, you are ok, and san francisco is 7 miles wide. well, neither one of those explanations takes into account in any way shape or form the fact that san francisco has 800,000 people packed in the peninsula and has huge hills and valleys all of the place and is an demerger -- and is in a major earthquake zone. this makes these look pretty ridiculous. so those factors combined with the fact that we have got even more alarming red flags raised today after many other red flags that were raised and not solved. that leads to the suggestion. we need to take the information from the health care master plan and hold two more hearings where we hear that information and then in the next hearing compare it to this deal and reconfigure this deal so it actually makes sense for san francisco and is not going to endanger people's lives by over centralizing services. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker. >> good evening, supervisors. my name is alex, with a chinese group. it has been a pretty long hearing, and

68 personas tras el un opertativo en que participo agentes federales y oficiales san francisco, donde se incaurtaron milesrayo de luz para una persona que estaba apunto de ser deportada. >> tenemos un reportaje al volver. >> el sábado 30 tendremos un evento en el área, siga escuchando para más detalles. >> et nuestra cobertura especial ru ♪(música) >> seguimos con la cobertura de las elecciones de méxico. >> se investigo si se podía comerter fraude electoral. >> la desconfianza es parte del historial mexicano, pero la desconfianza con el sistema electoral tiene sus basxes. >> tras 90 dias de campaña electoral las personas continua con la duda de este proceso electoral. >> "no confio mucho" >> discursos se fijaron en el mamente de los electores, pero hay personas que tienen una opinión sobre el fraude. >> "un fraude en méxico es imposible" >> según el, dice que en base al sistema el fraude es imposible, pero que pasaria con la compra de votos. >> "se modificaria el 1% de la votación, algo que es imposible" >> se dieron miles de denuncias por irregularidaddes, lo que pone más en jaque el sistema de votación

. >> para la despedida nos vamos a san francio en donde miles de personas se reunieron para celebrars con las noticias, maÑanastaremos pendientes de la corte suprema de justicia a lo largo de la programaciÓn de univision que estÉn muy bien, buenasoches, feliz fin de semana.

breezy conditions, winds 15 to 25-miles-per-hour. san, 69 and half-moon bay, 66. >>> here is a look ahead. your 5 day forecast with the weekend always in view. the warming continues into monday. then we gradually cool things off at the coast by tuesday, heather? >> thank you, mark. >>> dozens of children came to san quentin for an early father's day visit with their dads. one inmate met his daughter for the first time and another inmate was able to meet his grand son for the first time. the california department of corrections and the center for restorative justice bussed the children right here from the bay area from all over california. organizers say for many children this is the only opportunity they have to visit their fathers. >>> well, thank you very much for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. i'm heather holmes is. tonight's coverage continues at 10:00. tonight we will follow the emergency closure of 580 and live tonight at 10:00 to let you know if it has reopened. remember, we are always here for you as well at ktvu.com. "tmz" is up

cu ---en oakland, un voraz incendio causa dolores de cabeza para miles de usuarios del bart que van de oakland a sanfrancisco... take vo ---el siniestro que fue intencional, se registro esta madrugada en una obra de construccion donde se edificaba un centro de residencia para ancianos... ---la obra esta justo a un costado de las vias del bart lo que causo que el servicio se detuviera durante gran parte del dia... ---pilar nino nos amplia la informacion en el siguiente reportaje... take pkg roll open take pkg ;01 0;30 0 ;50 1;09 1;54 2 ;00 trt: --- outcue: "telemundo 48" un desastre terrible porque no hay transporte miles de personas batallaron hoy para llegar a sus destinos. es una pesadilla pero pues ni modos hay que acomodarnos como podamos fueron sorprendidos con la noticia de que el bart tuvo que suspender su servicio entre el este de la bahia y san francisco.... un incendio afecto sus rieles.... a diario cincuenta mil personas usan este sistema para cruzar la bahia, y hoy muchos tuvieron que ingeniarselas para hacerlo de otra forma. silvia vasquez/decidio no ir a trabajar si usted quiere maneja

but the breeze blowing once again. 35 miles per hour reported at sfo, 20 in san jose, off to the eastay, looking at 20 miles per hour. north bay, the winds are blowing as well. we have a mix of sunshine and clouds at this hour. sun will set close to 8:30 this evening, but again, the temperatures are a lot better than yesterday and even at this hour we're holding on to some of the 60s out there. looking at temperatures slipping into the overnight hours. it is going to be cool once again as we start tomorrow morning. right now, 65 degrees in concord, 62 in san ra fell, low 60s mountain view, san jose, mid-60s in nappa, upper 60s for santa rosa. last bit of moisture attempting to pull out, although we saw a pretty nice day. a ridge of high pressure is in place. it's a flat one though. we're going to continue with a zonal flow for the next couple of days that's going to allow our temperatures to climb. we'll be near normal but a little cool for this time of year. the afternoon highs expected for tomorrow, 72 for nevada, areas around kentfield, upper 60s. off to the east bay, 68 expected i

san francisco high 7 p.m. today look how cool 59° and breeze around 20 to 25 miles per hour make sure you get caps firmly plannedloverdale high breezy also the eagles are graduating at 8:00 tonight, 72° and one last st. ignatius the wildcats here in san francisco, 10:30 tomorrow does warmly, breezy and chilly, 56° for those outdoor pictures. you can see some of the clouds as we look down from some of the higher elevations around the bay area this morning. those are some of the clouds and the signal that sea breeze is starting to come back. mid to upper 50s low 60s fairfield and antioch monterey bay and inland low to mid 50s. sunny and warm today, except at the coast clouds stubborn not as hot this weekend and the coolest weather monday the chance of showers june 4th the second year in a row if it happens. low to upper 80s north to south across the south bay as you head up the peninsula near 80 menlo park and palo alto, 72 millbrae. patchy sun along the coast. mid to upper 60s downtown south san francisco mid to upper 70s san rafael mid to upper 80s north bay valleys. berkeley 72 mid to upper 70s east bay shore h

too faif as in my opinion-- too my opinion. >> if you have driven san antonio 85 miles an hour acrossat straightaway is reasonable. >> another posted no make it unlimited like the auto bond. >> we have no unlimited speed limits. >>> keep those comments coming to us. send them to us or tweet them to us at fox friends first or e-mail at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >>> 48 after the hour. donald trump is sticking to his word and keeping the lawsuit against a pageant competitor. >> one teen in jail. it is a landmark case. but does the punishment fit the crime? legal eagle joey jackson is next. brian kilmeade is out there in the plaza. see what's coming up on fox -- on "fox & friends." >> you know the fbi guy he has leaks coming out of the white house. three major stories in the last 45 days. could be an actual criminal investigation. an nfl player who like many other players are concerned about head injuries in the nfl. they have combined 2,000 strong and are suing the national football league. could it effect football as we know it. critters in the sea it is ocean day and we might have p

and it is cleared san jose 56 this morning, good morning 58 mountain view, 57 san carlos visibility is lone the coast two milescourse we are much, much -- cool ter this morning, 13° cooler in livermore with more cooling today in san jose, winds picked up in concord also the delta flow on through fairfield gusting to 38 miles an hour. numbers today coming down another 5 to 10° mid 90s yesterday around morgan hill, low 90s inland a little drizzle, breezy today, cooler conditions and midday sun for some of you it going to take a little time. yesterday 80s, 90s, today more like 60s and 70s. couple 80s towards livermore, 15° cooler for you, 11 cooler around the santa clara valley, 75 today in san jose, you were 86 yesterday. here's the fog, 11:00 oakland and the rest of the north bay and the peninsula, but we will look for a little bump up in temperatures tomorrow this weak system passes north, winds going to shift and we are going to see slight offshore component tomorrow and wednesday, 75 south bay, 73 palo alto, 66 millbrae, 62 cloudy in the city north bay, numbers come down into the low to mid 70s afternoon nap

if there is an earthquake, it is not going to stop in the seven square miles surrounding san franciscoe east bay. we allç are part of this together. there was a vision we needed to do better regional planning instead of our silos in communities. we have been able to work as a region. all of our communities coming together on different projects like the interoperable radio project funded through rf funding. we're getting to know each other as people and in the roles we have a today so that when the big emergency hits, we will be able to pick up the phone and say, i need this or that. working with our partners in fema, nancy and i have had a number of conversations about how we can work together to pull together resources. it is not enough for the federal government to give us the framework or for the state to give us a framework or for the local communities. we need to all be doing it together. one thing that is really exciting to me is i was admitted to the national preparedness leadership institute at harvard. i am part of " for -- i am part of cohort number 8. my project at harvard

miles per hour. anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees, 16 in san francisco and 13 for san mateo and sunniville, at 13 miles per hour. down across the southern peninsula and close to 90 at this hour in livermore and wine country with 77 in napa. all right. let's take you outside to our live hd skycam. it's reinforcing that sunnier day we have. some haze in the lower levels and there is no sign of any fog here in downtown san francisco or across the peninsula and that is also a sign of what's to come at least for the morning hours and we'll be mainly clear here for our interior sections for the east and the south bay and as we head throughout wednesday and a little bit warmer and summer has officially arrived at 4:09 p.m. on wednesday and as we flip that switch on summer, the warm tap of air out in the pacific, it is upon hadding to warm those numbers up as we mentioned, but the jet stream will be dropping down some very cold, canadian air for this time of year. we're not talking about freezing temperatures at night or 50-degree temperatures for daytime highs, but it could drop numbers from 20 to 25 degrees thro

san mateo. 52 in concord. throughout the day your winds are going to continue to shift northerly. we have the southeast wind at 11 milesr 18 san jose out of the north by the day's end. we'll be much warmer, some of your beach cities. 75 degrees at 4:00 p.m. inland. talking about with 90s, 80s bayside. oakland and san francisco getting the best of it. i'll reveal a major cooldown in my next report. first i want to get you out on time. >> i'll reveal the dumbarton bridge. it's moving now that disabled suv has cleared from the incident report so westbound t commute looking smooth off of the fremont and newark side. wasn't much slowing. 92, the san mateo bridge is fine. the metering lights are on, the backup at the toll plaza may slow down the lights. there is a stall in the tunnel or east of the tunnel. at least a distraction. a live look shows you what things are like in oakland. volume holding steady. >> coming up on "today in the bay," mystery man who disrupted the u.s. open champion interview, no long area mystery. find out who else has been subject to his act. >> mystery goofball. on the road. how many people are exp

gente que se queria bajar para ir al bano nos toco ver de todo otros miles hicieron interminables filas tanto en oakland, como en san francisco para cruzar en los autobuses de ac transit. sonia flores/cruzo en autobus la bahia. pues cansada desesperada, desesperada cuanto tiempo le toco esperar el bus? hora y media, habia demasiada gente, demasiada ante el desastre, la agencia habilito mas autobuses....uno y otro se veian llegar al terminal de transporte en san francisco pero aun asi, no se veia que dieran a vasto. frustrada porque ya ve viene uno aqui las grandes lineas y este bus ni

visibility couple miles half moon bay and temperatures in the 50s for fremont, at mountain view 57 and cloudy in saning from this time this morning to yesterday morning when we saw plenty of 70s, 10° cooler in san jose this morning, most of the cooling in the east bay valleys this morning we cooled significantly yesterday into the 60s for oakland and san francisco, little more cooling today but you saw the fog hanging back across the beaches yesterday, throughout the day today we are going to see it banked up along the shoreline little sunshine for the city, much of marin county with grey skies, gusty winds up through the delta providing cooling trend today, low clouds drizzle and mist cooler today still for everyone especially inland we warm up a couple degrees tomorrow, summer begins after 4 p.m. tomorrow wednesday i should say when we'll see the warmest day of the week. continued cooling today as weak front passes to the north of us. by tomorrow, we have a wind shift, we'll get into an offshore wind that brings warming tens. today -- warming conditions. today mid 70s in campbell and san jose. >>>

cal fire and santa clara works department is doing a controlled burn today, it's about eight miles east of sane. fire engines are standing by to keep the burn from getting out of control. fire officials say they waited until weather conditions were right. >> today is actually a really good burn window due to the marine influence. we've got high relative humidity. >> firefighters use controlled burns to remove dry grass and other fuel that might feed a much bigger uncontrolled fire. >>> you may have noticed this morning waking up near the coast, patchy fog was developing. the marine layer making a comeback somewhat. as a result we still have clear skies over the bay but by this time tomorrow, especially into tomorrow morning we'll have more clouds to talk about. here's our north bay camera looking out toward the bay here. you can pick out still lots of sunshine over the bay, a little bit of haze. as far as the latest from the satellite, we have mostly clear skies overhead. still lingering fog near parts of the san mateo county coastline so still patchy fog there. also tracking the winds. you ca

announced this week the speed limit on part of a toll road being built between austin and san antonio will be 85 miles per hour. that would not only make it the highest posted speed limit in the u.s. but the second highest in the world. >>> coming up, the brewers club the cubs. the white sox walk off. the first for one cincinnati pitcher. plus, lebron james turns up the heat on the celtics. your early morning headlines are ahead. >>> the heat is returning to the middle of the country. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports last night miami's fire remained lit as the heat beat the celtics. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. the celts had a chance to knock out the heat and advance to the nba finals. lebron james wasn't going to have that. game six all lebron. a one man wrecking crew. just about everything he threw up found the net. playoff record time 30 in the first half. miami up 13 at the break. boston never in it because lebron would not let them.

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it's 80 miles east of san francisco. within the last half-hour the council voted to declare chapter 9. tonight. stockton city manager had harsh words for the council. here is the latest. >> reporter: ten years ago. property values in stockton had quadrupled, the city was rolling in the dough and they were spending a lot. real estate bubble burst. now stockton is unable to pay $700 million in debt. >> all the prayers in the world did not prevent stockton becoming the largest u.s. city to file for bankruptcy. >> the world is watching so they can see we are victims of a society that is failing us. >> citizens crammed into the city council chambers because brand-new city hall and garages have been repossessed. new marina could be next. >> they leveraged themselves and spent money that they were betting they would have. you just don't do that. >> city manager bob day says it's going to take more cuts to public safety even though the city has cut its police force by 25% and the fire department by 30%. he says retirees who were

it's 80 miles east of san francisco. within the last half-hour the council voted to declare chapter 9. tonight. stockton city manager had harsh words for the council. here is the latest. >> reporter: ten years ago. property values in stockton had quadrupled, the city was rolling in the dough and they were spending a lot. real estate bubble burst. now stockton is unable to pay $700 million in debt. >> all the prayers in the world did not prevent stockton becoming the largest u.s. city to file for bankruptcy. >> the world is watching so they can see we are victims of a society that is failing us. >> citizens crammed into the city council chambers because brand-new city hall and garages have been repossessed. new marina could be next. >> they leveraged themselves and spent money that they were betting they would have. you just don't do that. >> city manager bob day says it's going to take more cuts to public safety even though the city has cut its police force by 25% and the fire department by 30%. he says retirees who were

onshore temperatures running in the '70s now 60 in oakland, 60 in san francisco and 71 san jose, winds up 243 mileser hour at sfo. overnight lows in the 40's and 50's on sunday were led to mostly cloudy skies on the coastline and plenty of sunshine inside a made. where numbers inland into the '80s. this rich flattens out and it will drop in monday and bring in wet weather. not a bad day tomorrow and dispatch fog in coastal areas and monday morning scattered showers in the bay area. not a huge weather maker but unusually cold and wet this time of year. things begin to dry out tuesday, 76 degrees in san jose fifties for the coast on east bay numbers and '80s many spots inland, inside the bay temperatures in the '60s and '70s. a chance of showers come monday the temperatures stay cool and breezy, warm up towards normal on wednesday and thursday. here is kim coyle with sports >>> tiger woods goes the wrong way at the memorial and the a's that's wake,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, discover british columbia. visit: to the table the a's scored 12 runs for the ninth game losing streak the mass that total against the ro

right now the direction of the wind is northwesterly and west northwesterly fso and san jose is reporting 8 miles per hour with a northwesterly breeze. areas are right around oakland and livermore and a sea breeze will be wrapping up once again and again our cooling trend will continue. in some areas it was hotter at 3:00 than it was at 4:00 because that on shore breeze started to kick in later in the day. 88 in santa rosa and northwesterly in santa rosa. 69 san francisco and oakland. 86 in fairfield and livermore so already quite toasty for the inland areas and look at the satellite radar. the system that moved over north of us helped to bring that on shore breeze which is passing through helping to break down little by little and again, the marine layer is continuing to pool in. today we will notice cooling and then tomorrow, the bigger change will come especially far inland areas. 89 novato, 73 el cerrito. 80 caster valley and livermore. south bay will be a warm day. 86 san jose. 93 morgan hill. 86 santa clara. off the peninsular 85 in red wood city. 71 in the city of san francisco and there i

and westerly breeze at sfo, 16 miles an hour and 14 in fairfield. and the westerly wind in san jose continuing at 7 miles an hour. the numbers are holding steady in the 50s for most of us. parts of the north bay. and santa rosa has light rainin from time to time yesterday. and 51 in napa. we're looking at 50s in areas right around livermore. 53 in oakland. 55 in san jose. again, partly cloudy to mostly clear for your afternoon. so a good-looking start to the morning. right? maybe a little cool outside your door. over the hills, it is a little breezy. and satellite radar showing you the system that will control our pattern for the weekend. it will park itself right here and it will be with us throughout saturday, and sunday, and finally going to be pushing east. and it looks like monday and tuesday. for your weekend, starting with today, numbers are up slightly over yesterday and with partly cloudy skies. the winds will kick up in the afternoon and anywhere from 10 to 20 miles an hour. so 50s and 60s in the forecast. for the afternoon. and it means if you've got sunny skies and

central valley town about 85 miles east of san francisco faces projected 26 million dollar deficit. city officials are not optimistic they will reach a deal with creditors by the midnight dead line. if housing market downturn and financial mistake include requiring only one month of service for city workers to have retirement for life. >> big mistake has wiped out san francisco mural that took elementary school students two years to make. take a look. this is what is left of the student artwork outside buena vista horseman school. just last month students finished up the colorful mural but during renovation at the school workers accidentally painted over it with yellow primer. now skl school officials trying to figure out if the mural can be saved. best hope may to have them retrace the drawings but still show through the coat of paint. >> supreme court rules on arizona immigration law. tonight arizona anti-illegal immigration sheriff's explains what he plans to do now that some piece of that law struck down. >> you might be paying for your your hotel for mack users. web site is com

central valley town about 85 miles east of san francisco faces projected 26 million dollar deficit. city officials are not optimistic they will reach a deal with creditors by the midnight dead line. if housing market downturn and financial mistake include requiring only one month of service for city workers to have retirement for life. >> big mistake has wiped out san francisco mural that took elementary school students two years to make. take a look. this is what is left of the student artwork outside buena vista horseman school. just last month students finished up the colorful mural but during renovation at the school workers accidentally painted over it with yellow primer. now skl school officials trying to figure out if the mural can be saved. best hope may to have them retrace the drawings but still show through the coat of paint. >> supreme court rules on arizona immigration law. tonight arizona anti-illegal immigration sheriff's explains what he plans to do now that some piece of that law struck down. >> you might be paying for your your hotel for mack users. web site is com

it's 80 miles east of san francisco.o declarr 9. tonight. stockton city manager had harsh words for the council. here is the latest. >> reporter: ten years ago. property values in stockton had quadrupled, the city was rolling in the dough and they were spending a lot. real estate bubble burst. now stockton is unable to pay $700 million in debt. >> all the prayers in the world did not prevent stockton becoming the largest u.s. city to file for bankruptcy. >> the world is watching so they can see we are victims of a society that is failing us. >> citizens crammed into the city council chambers because brand-new city hall and garages have been repossessed. new marina could be next. >> they leveraged themselves and spent money that they were betting they would have. you just don't do that. >> city manager bob day says it's going to take more cuts to public safety even though the city has cut its police force by 25% and the fire department by 30%. he says retirees who were promised lifetime medical benefits may have to suffer

in san francisco you can see for ten miles or better. that's not the case tomorrow. in fact tomorrow into the weekend, that june gloom returns. i want to point that out first and foremost. 54 degrees in san mateo. temperatures are going to be on the warm side so feeling like summertime. we hold off on the cloud cover returning until about 6:00 p.m. so 17 hours of sunshine certainly the case today from antioch through livermore and san jose. you'll lose a little sun at the coast by about 6:00 p.m. look what happens between 6:00 and 11:00, you get that coastal drizzle and areas of olympic for the onshore flow. a different scenario tomorrow than what we have out there for you today. 80 degrees at noon inland, 93 degrees at 4:00 p.m. and 74 degrees at noon and 65 degrees at the coast. 12:00 is not too bad. 6:08 and let's check your drive with mike. >> overall, not so bad. heading towards the maze. most of your feeder routes are okay. summertime traffic is kicking in. here hitting hard right now, northbound 880 at the embarcadero. a big rig versus a minivan. no injuries re

miles an hour out of fairfield. also brake lights in the south bay, san jose northbound 101 from the capital expressway where things to slow under 40 miles an hour it remains slow until you get into santa clara then a little better right now into sunnyvale. here is a live shot you can see it here the bay bridge traffic flowing well considering there was an accident reported at treasure island. at the bay bridge toll, not that bad of a back-up just towards west grand. i was expecting it to be worst because of that crash that's not the case. here's 101 san san rafael great southbound heavy through petaluma washington to castenia. >> president obama set to return to the bay area tomorrow for another day of campaign fundraising. the president was just here two weeks ago. tomorrow mr. obama will attend a lunch at the merchants building in san francisco and roundtable meeting in the afternoon. former president clinton joined the president in new york city yesterday for a trio of vents, including one on broadway that raised -- trio of vents including one on broadway that raised 3 1/2 million dollars together. >>> the firs

santa clarra county, smoke was visible for miles as crews conducted a control burn about eight miles east of san jose. fire officials say they waited until weather conditions were right. controlled burns are used to remove dry grass to get rid of invasive species. >>> there's word tonight that the fire in west oakland that shut down bart service earlier this month has been ruled an arson. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms released that finding today, but investigators didn't say how they came to that conclusion. the june 14th fire broke out at a senior center that was under construction at the west oakland bart station. the fire damaged equipment along the bart tracks shutting down transbased service for much of the day. >>> turning now to the big national story of the day, the supreme court's landmark ruling on health care reform. in a 5-4 decision, the high court upheld president obama's signature legislative achievement. the law is expected to cover about 30 million uninsured people. employers will face penalty fist they don't offer coverage. people with preexisting conditions canno

. >>> central valley town about 85 miles east of san francisco faces a projected 26 million dollar deficit stockton has lost tax revenue with the second highest housing foreclosure rate in the nation. generous retirement plans and expensive city investments have added to the burden. midnight deadline has passed spokesperson says negotiations were confidential and will not be announced if the city fails to reach a deal stockton's lawyers could file for bankruptcy protection as early as tomorrow. >>> the investigation into that massive building fire that disrupted bart's transbay service for several hours last month is headed in a new direction. agents finished looking through the debris at the site of the fire yesterday. for the past four days investigators from the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms have been going through mounds of debris looking for the cause of the blaze. they brought in a k-9 fire and rescue team from portland to look for suspicious combustible liquids. >> if we find something in an area we are not sure that the ignition temperatures of those products in that area

san francisco general? yeah, but it is overloaded. if you go in the middle of the city you have multiple hospitals in a mile radius. in southern san francisco we have st. luke's and we need it to stay open. we need the city to commit to revitalizing the broad and randolph street correspond corridor and mission street corridor. you can see the changes with the revitalization there. we need to continue that effort in our neighborhood beautification with the randolph and broad street corridor and mission street. we have community action grants which really do a lot. it gets our community members involved. it gets them to be part of our community, to invest their own time and commitment. that is what makes a good community is the members getting involved themselves, the residents. we need to continue to work on graffiti removal. it sends a mental when you come into a message and don't see a lot of graph fitty. we have made great strides but we are looking at losing more police officers and we need more academies to have the police to keep the crime reduced that we have made strides on already. we need better collaborati