now it's being incorporated into the san pablo bay national wildlife refuge. the site restored to tidal wetlands. >> speaking on behalf of the navy, we are very pleaseded to be to be standing on official wildlife property. >> the san pablo bay national wildlife refuge lies along the north shore of the bay in sonoma, solano, and napa counties. >>> all right. let's talk about this bizarre weather that we're having. rob mayeda joins us now. it's like it's winter all over again. >> it is. if this was a winter storm scenar scenario, we'd be seeing an inch of rain in spots and even for january or february that would be impressive. the other thing that's impressive, temperatures 20 to 30 degrees below where they were. breezy as a cold front slowly heads slowly out of the bay area. when i mean slowly we're talking at times this afternoon only ten miles per hour. so we had all that moisture out there, and it kept raining and raining and raining, even sent the spider there in the san jose city cam running as that rain came through san jose. here are some of the latest r

. >>> city of san pablo wants to help homeowners whose homes are sliding down the hill. the homeowners want more. they want the city to accept full responsibility for the landslides and pay for permanent repairs. today in the east bay's traci grant in san pablo where this battle is playing out. >> it's understandable the homeowners want their properties fix. at the end of the day that's what they want. the city has offered a temporary solution with some indemnity language. >> san pablo assistant city manager is essentially adviseing a group of homeowners to take what they have been offered because it's all they are going to get. six homeowners on limon and h k hillcrest street have been watching their house slide down the hill since march. they are asking the city to foot the bill. they say it's not the city of san pablo's fault. >> it would be fiscally irresponsible for the city of san pablo to spend millions of dollars, exact amount is not known at this point, on six private properties. >> reporter: property attorney says the most important thing to remember is that th

irresponsible for the city of san pablo to spend some total of millions of dollars the exact amountwhich is not known at this point on six private properties. >> reporter: the city attorney said the most important thing to remember is the slides happened on private property. she handled landslide cases in the past and unless the city of san pablo actively did something to cause the landslide, it has governmental immunity. >> the homeowner can seek recovery for the damage to his property from the developer, the person who built the house, or from the owner -- prior owner who said told the house to him her. >> reporter: that's what the homeowners needed to do instead of blaming the city for not informing them of the history of landslides before they bought the property. last week fema denied their request to help the property owners. he said despite the threats for a lawsuit, the city will pursue the only other option trying to receive financial assistance from the state on behalf of the homeowners. in sab pablo, traci grant, nbc bay area news. >>> the coast guard rushed to the aid of

call or come in and talk with us today. >>> some san pablo homeowners say they have evidence that the city knew that their properties were on a slide prone areas and now they say the city should pay for their repairs. residents say it's not the first time. ktvu's tara moiyarti spoke to those in the league battle today to find -- in the legal battle to find out who's responsible. >> reporter: barbara scott wonders how many inches her home will move today. >> it is the most nerve wracking way to live. >> reporter: she and the other homeowners want the city to take responsibility. homeowners discovered records that report slides that's when san pablo sold two lots but the city says that doesn't mean they're liable. >> the homeowners are in a tough situation. >> reporter: the city has also turned down energy reserves to help. >> how do we explain that to the san pablo taxpayer. the other 30,000 folks that we're going to spend this amount of money, millions of the dollars to repair these folks backyard. >> reporter: barbara scott's deck has been red tagged, she says she feels like she's li

right now san pablo homeowners are meeting to find a solution. the new push they're looking for to fix this landslide. >>> and there's a push as the 18th anniversary pushes for the 101 california street massacre. some leaders want to renew a ban that was born out of that tragedy. he also talking to a survivor from that day. >> ding, ding, ding it sounded like a gun, i could tell it was a gun. >> reporter: betsy labasco remembers the day like it was yesterday. a disgruntled man walked into the building and started shooting, firing 75 times. >> he came up armed to the teeth with multiple magazines. >> reporter: the shootings that killed nine and injured six sparked several new laws. >> this is a weapon of war. >> reporter: the law expired in 2004 and now leaders in san francisco want to bring at least part of it back banning large capacity ammunition magazines used in 2003 and 2003 and even this year in tucson in a massacre that killed six and injured congresswoman giffords. >> when these things are available to people who have other problems, we h

in san pablo, tara moiyarti. >>> and the council has yet put off a vote when it comes to voting on at scott weiner asked to postpone the vote until next month. >>> and president obama -- at a stop at an aluminum plant he said the biggest need are manufacturing jobs. iowa is key to the next presidential election being the first state to hold caucuses. mr.o obama made a point to those wins in caucus. >>> the texas congressman says the u.s. should declare bankruptcy. there is a snag. sovereign nations cannot declare bankruptcy. >>> a resolution bars the use of ground troops. the resolution now go to the full senate. both republicans and democrats said president obama overstepped his power when he failed to gain permission to oversee in libya. >>> the hope is that a new center will help the coast guard work for efficiently. the new $18 million bill is the new home for the coast guard, the u.s. customs an border patrol as well as state and emergency workers and transportation and security administration agents. >> to get information on common targets involving vessels, thymes we have inter

it is just west of highway 80 on san pablo dam road.ave news chopper 2 heading there as well. we also have a ground crew heading that way. i don't know if this is going to be impacting traffic. in the err i can't have -- err why of san pablo dam road. we'll stay on top of this developing story and hope we can bring you better pictures and the latest information just as soon sac we can get it. >> the pipeline explosion in san bruno is now the focus of a multiagency task force. news of the task force was just revealed in documents filed with the u.s. securities and exchange commission. the sec was informed because any criminal fines or penalties could impact b. g. and e.'s finances. eight people died in that explosion and several others were seriously injured and dozens of homes were also destroyed or damaged. >>> meanwhile nwashington, d.c., representatives of the pipeline police officering industry told a congressional panel investigating that explosion that they are open to new regulation. one bill making its way through the house of r

. >> iba a san pablo, pero me dijeron que estÁ cancelado por las cenizas del volcÁn. >> cancelado pors por una gruesa capa de polvo volcÁnico que obligÓ a suspender todas las actividades. los expertos a beber tan sÓlo los peligros para la salud de quienes estÁn prÓximos al volcÁn. >> las cenizas pueden afectar sobre todo los ojos, porque pueden lastimar los ojos. >> al menos seis aeropuertos de la patagonia siguen cerrados. varias localidades estÁn aisladas que muchas rutas cerradas hasta hace. se espera que la actividad del volcÁn continÚe al menos una semana mÁs. >> esto puede seguir. por algunos dÍas. la gente no tiene que alarmarse. este tema continÚa. >> la nube de cenizas volcÁnicas va rumbo a uruguay y paraguay. los vuelos comenzaron a reanudarse, podrÍan volver los problemas. generando nuevas nubes de cenizas. >> estÉn tendientes tendientes a la ediciÓn autónoma. >> gracias. ♪ >> para estar al tanto del acontecer mundial, los hispanos sintonizan noticiero univisiÓn.

if you have any weather information or if it starts to rain over san pablo bay into napa county, parts of the north bay and there's a bunch offshore that has to swing in in the next hour or two. it's going to be a mostly cloudy day and about anything goes today weather-wise. by that i mean we could get a little bit of sun, a lot of clouds, some rain, some brief heavy rain and maybe some severe weather with form of funnel clouds or hail. so just incredibly unstable atmosphere coming over us today with really cool highs. a lot of 60s even in areas that should be in the 80s by now. tomorrow looks better. not great but it looks better. things calm down as the low moves through. we're not done yet. the weekend all signs point towards rain coming in maybe moderate to heavy rain. kid you not in the north bay. still a couple of days to fine tune things but looks like a very strong low is dropping down and that will give us maybe more in the way of rain not just showers. there's our low. and the associated ban moving on shore mendocino county, sonoma county and off marin and then san francisco

one little cell popping up over san pablo bay, near vallejo. it looks like american canyon out towards napa that's the first line forming. here comes the band stretching. along the mendocino coast, it's on its way. santa cruz mountains, two- thirds of an inch of rain. oakland -- oakland airport, crockett, san francisco, about .10. 40s and 50s. we get a little bit a slight south wind in advance. low. it's being bumped along by a low. all signs point to rain, not showers, but rain. the only bugaboo would be if it comes in offshore and comes in earlier. we'll see. everybody seems to be on board for that. today, we're looking for mostly cloudy skies. temperatures far below average for this time of year. the wind doesn't look to be a big factor. but mostly cloudy skies with thunderstorms possible along with hail and hit-and-miss showers today. sun, cloud, showers, cool. but that rain will pick up i think late morning. highs today 50s, 60s. coast, bay, inland. livermore, 63 degrees on june 1st. this pattern is very similar to 1967 and 1964 for those

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west, southwest wind over san pablo bay and out to the delta.that system digging down to the gulf of alaska. looking good for this time of year. fog by the coast and around the bay. that will peel back. it will come in pretty fast again tonight. cooler coast and bay. i don't think it will be as hot as yesterday. other areas will come way down especially closer to the beaches. mid to upper 90s to near 100 inland. the cooling continues thursday and kicks into cooler gear on friday and into the weekend. >>> in a little more than an hour the government will release the latest information on home prices. analysts project a decline in prices. they range from 3-4%. they add a national price increase is unlikely until late next year or 2013. >>> there is some good news about california real estate. pending home sales on the rise around the state for the first time in 18 months. state association of realtors says last months numbers were up more than 1.5% from april and they were up 12% from a year ago. analysts consider pending home sales a good indicat

fish and wildlife service says it acquired the site march 31, it is now part of the san pablo bay nationaly held a flag riding rising to mark that acquisition. >>> while the summer rain is strange for some, the timing isn't just inconvenient it's damaging, that story coming up. >>> a last minute budget deal. oakland police now seem informed, unhappy but resigned. 7 >>> our top story at 5:30 tonight is the rain. it has been pouring in parts of the bay area and timing is everything. what this rare rain means for some bay area farmers. we are on storm watch tonight. it is almost july a time when most people in the area don't expect wet weather like this. but it's here, and it's creating quite a stir. we have team coverage this evening on this unusual weather. our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the rain. we begin with robert handa who tells us how some people are asking is there such a thing as normal these days when it comes to the weather? robert-- >> reporter: this kind of weather makes you think about it. we're next to the very robust reservoir. the rain has come right on time

un autobÚs con pasajeros cayÓ hoy de un puente en san pablo brasil.s a un hospital cercano y se encuentran en buen estado. >> vamos a una pausa cuando regresemos siguen sin control los incendios en arizona. >> mÁs adelante toda la pasiÓn y los goles de la segunda jornada de la copa oro enfrentÓ hoy a cuatro equipos. piscinas y sus infecciones!... aqÍ le damos los consejos para evitar contagiarse de alguna enfermedad...13 millones de mexicanos sufren de eyaculacÓn precoz o de impotencia ... vea Ómo manejar estos problemas que afectan a los hombres y a sus parejas..¡atencÓn amiga!!: enÉrese cÁles son los tipos de maquillaje para no envejecer...adeÁs: ¿se puede ser infiel sin llegar a tener sexo?... vea Ónde se pasa el Ímite y se va Ás alÁ de la cuenta...y aqÍ la Úsica >> todos los bomberos dijo que una vivienda fue devorada por el fuego en el oeste del estado. cientos de bomberos continÚan en la zona tratando de proteger a cientos de casas del incendio que han destruido hectÁreas. >> las altas temperaturas han hecho que las palabras agua, del caos y som

i know of one place in berkeley on san pablo. sunlight salvage. >> that's right.hey are constantly rescuing. if i take an old thing out of a construction site i don't throw it away. they will hall it away they will give you a few bucks. they will take it off and redo the porcelain and resell it. >> another thing i wanted to point out i do in the building forensicings realm. if you look in the fixture it's not an old thing. the dates that this was fabricated, a lot of plumbing fixtures are in the fixtures this is december 30th 1947. if you look at your plumbing fixtures you will see the dates when these were made. fascinating we can date remodels. the board appeals will ask me when the work was done. i can nail it by the fasteners. what does this tell you about the date. the square cut nails before they were wire nails were used. and that let's you know this is a piece installed in victorian times. >> often the screws, also. >> uh-huh. >> an older type screw. many of the screws now are phillips and look like sheet rock. >> the mention dating plumbing fixtures the s

moas sure and king is about half a mile east of san pablo. i found this in the front yard of the home. you can look on the trigger that black tie is still there. looks like the fire extinguisher wasn't used. here's the home behind me. if you look around the home there are a lot of trees there. this has a potential of spread. fire was called in yesterday around 6:30. according to the fire chief when crews first got here they found the home basically fully engulfed in flames. people live in the neighborhood told us they believe it started in the back of the house. by the time the fire department got here basically the whole house was engulfed with flames. fire department said they had a little bit of trouble because there are these huge power lines right next to the home so they could only go on the other side of the home. that was one problem. the second problem was getting to the person that they knew was in the back of the home. >> during fire attack they had one downed power line which impeded a little bit of egress you can see to the far s

. >> heading down interstate 80 towards berkeley, key for the commute, looking nice through san pablo. show you where things are picking up construction and traffic wise. >> mike, for all your ne weather, traffic updates, check us out on facebook. check out nbc bay area morning news. >>> it's 4:53. a live peek at the brains of the operation. >>> this morning, the mother of arnold schwarzenegger's secret child. she claims the governor never acknowledged the pregnancy or the likelihood that he was the father of the baby. in a paid interview with "hello" magazine former housekeeper said maria shriver guessed the truth after noting the boy's resemblance to schwarzenegger. maria would ask if i fledded to talk to her and i kept saying no. finally she asked point blank if joseph was arnold's son and i broke down. i dropped to my knees and cried. shriver was crying with her. we held each other and i told her it wasn't arnie's fault. it takes two. she says when she told her son who his biological father is, he said, quote, cool. we're starting to see the first signs of a very fast melt in the

the county firefighters matthew burton and desmond died in san pablo in 2007. the people who lived inside the house were also killed. it had two roofs which allowed pressure to buildup. >> for more coverage along with a key doe condolence page -- >> you stole my life and that of my family. those are jaycee's words read in court by her mother at the sentencing. phillip was sentence thed to 4311 years. his wife nancy to 36 years to life. both entered plea deals in april for the 1991 kidnapping and the following 18 years of captivity and repeated rape. she herself was not in the courtroom for the sentencing hearing. nancy made a statement through her attorney. >> she said there's, the words are not enough and what i did is evil and every time i look in the mirror it reminds me of how evil i was. >> a possible but unlikely that nancy could be released on parole. but by that time she will be in her 70s. >> late this afternoon we have 123 pages of grand jury m the, 34 pages were deleted because they were deemed too sexually in nature. her own account of when she was

so from sfo, san pablo bay, strait and delta sacramento tall # talking about a delta breeze making it. if they're talking about it you know it makes iterator far inland. the system moving into alaska is now moving into the pacific northwest. this system will drag across northern california might produce puffy clouds. not expecting any rain out of it. it is the source of cooler air. fog, sun, breezy, cooler today. fog mainly south. but 50s, 60s and 70s now are areas that were 100 degrees two days ago will now be closer to 80. it looks like we'll continue this right into saturday and sunday. maybe a little warmer on monday but no sign of anymore big time heat. >>> okay. a new lawsuit in connection to the shooting death of oscar grant. it claims the oakland fire department could have saved his life. but the department has some very interesting comments about that accusation. >>> and barry bonds is due back in court today. the decision expected that could lead to more legal problems for that home run king. >>> this morning more controversy over the oscar grant shooting at the fruit vale b

the population booming in san pablo bay.s attracting fishermen from all over the bay area and they have some fish stories to tell, too. >> all of a sudden bam, my line hit again. i was trying to let go the fish that just pulled in the boat and had another one on already. turned out to be a 62"-er behind a 42"-er i just caught up. >> not everyone agrees why there are so many out there. some say it's bad weather and something good that came from all the june rain. >> out the door, we have mostly cloudy skies today and well, we don't have to worry about the rain. that's the good news. these are typical low clouds and fog outside. that is going to break up in the afternoon in many spots. more sunshine on the way, warmer temperatures, highs in the mid-70s warmest spots inland, 60s and 70s inside the bay. at the coast couple of clouds to keep you cool there. but if you are stepping outside right now a lot of clouds across the entire bay area and we are keeping the temperatures fairly mild right now mainly into the 50s. if you do p

again westbound and eastbound highway 4 for much of the day they are doing the striping work between san pablo avenue and highway 242 so expect delays for that. bay bridge looks great so far this morning. critical mass though later on this evening so watch out for that for your evening commute home. plan ahead. >> good idea. >>> 4:31. >>> racial tensions flaring up over the arrest of the man for his baggy pants at sfo. >> anne makovec is in san francisco where the naacp is joining the protest this morning. good morning to you, anne. >> reporter: good morning. i'm at a baptist church on mcallister street in san francisco. it seems like an odd place to talk about wardrobe on planes. but apparently, the people that are going to be gathered here later today including the naacp are alleging racism in this case. deshon marmon, a 20-year-old college football player, was arrested last week after boarding a u.s. airways flight to new mexico where saggy pants that exposed his underwear. a flight attendant and the pilot asked him to pull them up and when he refused, told him to get off the plane. he resi

kind of head over san pablo and west grand. that will get you over to the bay bridge. that is a little bit of a trickier detour. that's why 580 is your best bet. we'll go outside and check out the live shot again. clean up continues of this accident. that happened much earlier, close to 1:00 this morning. again, it's going to be shut down until 7:00 this morning. of course, we'll keep you posted on drive-times and delays as they start to develop. >> we'll be watching it all morning. thank you so much. >>> this morning, a mother is relieved after she is reunited with her baby who was abducted in a stolen car in morgan hill. the person continues whoever stole the car with the helpless infant inside. here is abc7's with more. >> the police found 1-month-old mariana corona in the backseat of her mother's stolen infinity. southwest at salinas. at monterey-salinas highway. a tip led c.h.p. officers to the abandoned car three-and-a-half hours after they issued an amber alert. >> they have been working really hard. thank you very much. we are thankful to help us find the baby.

. >>> some local fishermen are heading to san pablo bay hoping to catch something big, but not too big. they say they are catching bigger than normal sturgeon. now, that's a big fish. >> wow. >> one man said he caught and released 20 sturgeon. over half of them were over the maximum allowed of five feet. >> it loom -- i was looking at the design on thed i some it almost look -- on the side of it. it almost looks like somebody stenciled diamonds on it. obviously, i'm not into fishing. >>> let's go to sal. >> westbound bay bridge we had aen earlier -- we had an earlier crash on the span. once you make it onto the bridge, it looks okay. westbound 24, that traffic is moderately heavy into oakland. this morning's commute, the south bay, not too many problems report. in fact, nothing major on the major roadways for the south bay. >>> let's go to steve. >> mostly cloudy. there are a few breaks, but in between sierra nevada, sacramento, it's cloudy. a lot of low clouds around. believe it or not, there's still a little bit of an allergy report. no, noes the trees -- no, not the trees. the grass

contra costa firefighters matthew burton died while fighting a house fire in san pablo. the homes had two roofs which allowed pressure inside the burning home to build up. two occupants at that home also died. >>> our coverage continues in 30 minutes. new images are just coming into the newsroom of today's deadly fire. we will show them to you and we will go back to the hospital where firefighters are waiting for word on one of their own who is still in critical condition there. >>> people on the peninsula asking for answers tonight after a strange encounter in a dressing room between a 17-year- old boy and a menlo park pastor. even if the church determines the pastor didn't do anything to the minor, the story doesn't end there. >> reporter: that's right gasia. it's almost a second story within a story that's right here in black and white. where it says father myers recently acknowledged having a sexual addition with regard to adults and is seeking treatment. he admitted that, now knowing that and knowing his interaction with students here at the parish, the question tha

if there are some spotty showers, hitting to the north of the san pablo bay as a given to the north bay between napa valley and the sonoma valley, that is about the extent. and all the heavy rain of today, not off to the sierra, we see rain and even some snow. there are more showers behind the initial plan, that will factor into our forecast for sunday. more wet weather on the way for tomorrow, even monday. rainfall totals have been incredible considering that this is the beginning of june. these are totals the was see in the wintertime, certainly not the beginning of summer. over 1 in. and a lot of places, these numbers are breaking records all around the bay area. ben lomond getting just under 3 in. of rain from the weather system. now there is the main band, behind this we have the center of the storm, this will push over the bay area for tomorrow as well as monday. it will bring in a chance for showers for both days, even threading for thunderstorms as well. let you know more about that coming up. >> definite storm damage in the north bay and santa rosa, a tree collapsed on suv. no

. >> the winds are blowing through the golden gate bridge right through san pablo bay and all the wayrfield. 22 miles an hour winds and 25 in concord. why we're seeing the thicker clouds and fog to deal with. santa rosa, three-quarters of a mile and it's fluctuate in this area. the last hour, was less than a quarter of a mile. we have flight arrival delays because of the low clouds, around 48 minutes right now. cloudy at 8:00 this morning. temperatures in low to mid-50s. who's around fairfield and santa rosa. by noon, we're still dealing with clouds. it's going to take be a hour longer to get rid of them. we'll have 50s in inland valleys at noon with mid to upper 50s along the coast through san francisco and oakland. by 4:00, look for mostly sunny conditions in east bay valleys. we'll have 70s showing up in the north bay valleys and mid to upper 60s around the bay shore and upper 50s at the coast. temperatures will fluctuated a couple degrees through the weekend and big warming trend still slated through next week. >> got word of a delay in mass transit, "h" train number three is dela

west, southwest breeze right over san pablo bay. rong yesterday. 50 in santa rosa. 56 san jose. 53 oakland. the wind has picked up at buchanon. one system scoots through another one behind that. our little warmup yesterday is a memory. low clouds sun breezy. cooler today. fog on the coast but not solid. 50s, 60s, and 7:s. temperatures coming down 3-5 after yesterday's warmup. we will carry that into the weekend. pam and dave. >> all right sounds good. >>> toyota predicts profits to dip. toyota of course effected by its suppliers as they all recover from the march earthquake and tsunami. >> chest check in on wall street. pretty big hit after a one day gain. dow jones now down 90 points as we look live at the big board and the new york stock exchange to 12,034. stocks could see it down week in a row. lots of worries about the economy. >>> time now 6:53. a new report on the possible cause of the san bruno pipeline explosion. the criticism an independent panel has. >>> thousands of documents expected to be released today that could give

so from the golden gate and sfo over to san pablo bay it's a sea breeze. some really cool numbers upper 40s and low 50s. oakland 54. the source of the higher clouds helped along by a bridge built up to the north and drove those clouds south. it also cranked up the wind and ushered in a cooler air mass. it will serge up the marin coast. cooler windy at times. 48 degrees cooler inland. so sunny and cooler for those away from the coast. breezy to windy. coastal fog san francisco south. 50s, 60s, and 70s coast and bay. think will start a rebound on sunday but today and tomorrow look to be cooler and we'll see warmer weather early next week. >>> greece has a new finance minister this morning. he took the oath of office moments ago in athens. the finance minister will now be in charge of implementing budget cuts and tax hikes. also greece can avoid default on its debt. the cuts and tax hikes are unpopular with the greek community. divorce settlement it could be a lower -- >>> it could be a lower day because there is job cuts expected on wall street. dow jones, n

island which was a center for naval intelligence during world war ii was turned over today to the san pablo national wildlife refuge. the raising of the flag signalled the transfer of skaggs island from the navy to the u.s. fish and wildlife service. it had a base until 1993. it took years and a public- private partnership for the transfer to happen. >> all those folks out there that had a vision of something bigger than skaggs island but a bigger better inconvenient for us the people. >> skaggs island was once a thriving tidal marsh in the bay. it's part of the pacific flyway for migratory birds. it will be returned to marshland. >>> for the first time visitors to the san francisco zoo can say hello to the park's newest siberian tiger. it's a donation after police had to kill the last siberian tiger during the deadly christmas day mauling in 2007. >> i feel like this is a big part of the healing process for a lot of the people who work here and for a lot of you of our guests who love this type of tiger. >>> zookeepers have already fallen in love with martha. they say she was usually animat

season in fresno and host the first-round playoff game on their home-field at contra costa college in san pablouver they had riots and today in boston, no shortage of people, but a decided civil celebration of boston's first stanley cup championship since 1972. boston has seven championships by its four major sports team in a decade. in a span of seven years, boston has seen all four of its teams win at least one title. gold cup soccer quarterfinal action. mexico brokeaa 1-1 tie. mexico beats guatmalla, 2-1, before just short of 79,000. >>> that will do it for some this saturday night edition of sports wrap. we'll see you tomorrow. >> nice job by the bandits, we just received word that this missing elderly woman has been found by a san francisco bus stop. >>> and the arrest of a pipe- bomb suspected. and we

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other bay area city that say scored well in that report, the cities of brentwood, san pablo and santa clara. at the bottom of the list, orinda, larkspur. to see how your city ranked log on to our website. we've posted a link to the entire list. reporting live in dublin, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> some smooth driving there in dublin. thank you very much, jodi. >>> we want to show you this video from our chopper. it shows crews working to put oi a wildfire in the east bay. the question is how the fire started. they were called out just before 1:00 this afternoon. they controlled the four-acre blaze very quickly. now the question is the chp is looking into whether that charred truck that was found near the fire, if that somehow connected to that blaze. >>> barry bonds back in court today as federal prosecutors decide whether they'll retry the slugger for perjury. bonds was convicted back in april on one count of obstruction of justice for giving what the jury said was misleading answers to the grand jury about his use of peds in 2003. the jury deadlocked on three counts of

fishermen in san pablo bay say that the sturgeon population is booming. jumping right into the boat. don knapp went to check out some pretty tall fish stories. >> reporter: a nearly 6-foot- long sturgeon hit the dock as word gets out about the big fish, fish american including the include of the wacky jacky from fisherman's wharf are coming to marin. >> make a phone call, call captain john and let's go out for fun. >> reporter: andrew says he has had his best fishing day ever. >> actually caught 7 sturgeon in one day topped that off with two stingrays and a striped bass. we let them all go back in the bay. >> reporter: as he tells it, the fish were practically jumping into the boat. >> all of a sudden, bam, my line hit again. i was trying to let go. the fish just pulled in the boat and had another one on already. turned out to be a 62er" right behind a 42er" i just caught on the line. >> reporter: that's the kind of fish story that gets the interest of people. >> i talked to a guy yesterday who hooked three of them. and so i thought, well, i have a boat.

they are actually doing some striping in the area so westbound and eastbound 4 between san pablo avenuend 242, various lanes blocked from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. so expect delays there for much of the day. your bridges look good. san mateo bridge included in that. this is the commute direction westbound 92 about a 13-minute drive out of hayward. that is your traffic and weather. back to you. >> >> i'm glad you didn't ask me, elizabeth. >> i figured you wouldn't know. >> thank you. >>> after 16 years on the run, mob boston james "whitey" bulger is expected to be sent home to boston today. the u.s. attorneys office says he could be in court as early as this afternoon. he will face multiple charges including murder and extortion. bulger and his girlfriend were arrested in southern california yesterday after 16 years on the run. the fbi found 30 firearms and $800,000 in cash in the apartment. in 2006 one of bulger's lieutenants kevin weeks talked to "6 -- talked to "60 minutes." >> he stabbed people. he beat people with bats. he shot people, strangled people, run 'em over with cars. >> you said al

get the west-southwest 23 fairfield gusting to 30 and napa and vacaville showing a sea breeze over san pablond from the golden gate and sfo all equals a sea breeze and temperatures continuing to come down. so low clouds, season already some sun out there. nice back into the comfort zone for many. still some 80s mid-80s or low 80s well away. a lot of 70s areas in the 90s two days ago. brentwood antioch into the 80s. berkeley 64. castro valley 62. danville 81. 84 morgan hill. they were 92 yesterday. san jose 5. fremont 72. redwood city at 73. 70 palo alto and half-moon bay pacifica, west lake, daly city, south san francisco, all upper 50s or low 60s. cooler into saturday. slightly warmer maybe sunday into monday. >>> thank you, steve. there is new evidence that the job market is weakening. this morning the labor department announced 429,000 people filed for first time unemployment benefits last week. that's 9,000 more than the week before and higher than analysts expected. on the news the dow jones shot right down more than 1% taking a live look right now you can see it's down 1.5%. 190 points

. >> reporter: and this year the nearby waters of san pablo bay are generating plenty of tales.he last several months, recreational fishermen have encountered an unusual bounty of sturgeon. >> this is the best sturgeon season possible of all time. >> reporter: biologists aren't exactly sure what's behind the sturgeon explosion. frazier's sure it has something to do with the abundance of late rain. >> you could launch your boat here tomorrow, and ten minutes from the launching ramp, you're fishing. >> chris randall remembers when sturgeon fishermen were happy just to get a bite. today he came home with one of the two huge fish he landed. >> for sturgeon to grow that big, they're pretty old. so it's like i don't want to harvest too many of them. so we take one once in a while. >> reporter: fishermen are only allowed to keep three sturgeon a season. frazier encourages his customers to release most of what they catch. >> come on, nasty. >> reporter: a piece of advice not necessarily welcome by all his guests. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >> okay, i love that story. we have to

these are going to be kind of rolling closures from san pablo avenue out towards highway 242. scheduled between 9:00 this morning all the way until 3:00 this afternoon. so really expect delays for that roadwork for much of the day. westbound highway 4 pretty slow ride. we actually just took a call from don with the kcbs phone force. it took him an hour to get from manteca to livermore. you will find stop and go conditions from 205 all the way towards vasco road. then it looks like speeds improve closer to the dublin interchange. this is westbound 580 traffic, looks okay as you reach 680. that is your traffic and your weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, a bombshell statement in the casey anthony trial. an attorney for her parents telling cnn they don't believe their daughter is innocent but they don't want her to get the death penalty. she is charged with seven counts in her daughter's death including first-degree murder. testimony continues today in orlando. >>> president bush will be at fort drum, new york, today. it comes hours after the president addre

there's your golden gate to sfo over san pablo bay and out to the strait and delta breeze which means it can't get that warm inland. system diving down from the gulf of alaska. that's the key it holds extremely cold air for this time of year. and all signs point to the low going in just to the north or right over us by tuesday night into wednesday. today low clouds, sunny and breezy. mid-0s inland. but a lot of 70s and 60s closer to the coast. so cloudy skies with rain for the north bay. much, much cooler as we head into tuesday and wednesday. is there good news? yeah. if you're looking for warmer weather by the weekend it will get here. until then we have a lot to talk about. morning low clouds, sunny inland, 60s, 70s low to mid- 80s. 80s today will take a tumble tomorrow as we see temperatures drop a good 15 to 20 degrees. cloudy with rain developing heavier amounts to the north far less to the south. possibility of thundershowers on wednesday and kick it out of here on thursday and sunny side up and much warmer inland into the weekend. >>> well, money talks in the nation's capitol

garden variety showers up towards sonoma county, napa, parts of marin county and mainly off towards san pablond out to solan no county. maybe contra costa a little bit. quarter inch napa last 24 hours. petaluma .2. sfo and redwood city had .14 and .15. concord, dublin, livermore, about a tenth of an inch to .12 and also oakland in there as well. 40s and 50s. 48 though mostly clear san jose. hayward the warmest at 54. santa rosa 49. napa at 52. you can see the low spinning as it moves into northeast california and northern nevada because it's getting pushed along by the next system dropping down. the challenge is that this next system will not have a kicker. so it may drop here in just sit here and spin and tease us for about friday through monday. eventually it will come through. it's just the timing. sun, clouds, light rain today. mainly partly cloudy, mostly cloudy, partly sunny at times. more sun to the south. 50s and 60s. still not very warm. and still well below average on the high side for this time of year. slightly warmer towards the south bay and i think peninsula just with a little

morning into this afternoon so watch out for rolling closures both directions highway 4 between san pablonue and highway 242. that's scheduled again later on this morning until about 9:00 all the way to 3:00 this afternoon. elsewhere, for right now, you can see green meaning top speeds everything great right now all the way through antioch in those westbound lanes of highway 4, they delays through concord towards 242. our bridges problem-free here, as well. that one live traffic sensor showing speeds about 62 miles per hour as you head towards the san mateo bridge toll plaza. looks great across the span. bay bridge no traffic or very light traffic heading into san francisco. there is still some roadwork on the lower deck. one more reminder if you are commuting in san francisco. southbound great highway closed between lincoln way and sloat has been closed since monday. and that closure is expected to continue until 3:00 friday afternoon. one more live camera. we have our photographer standing by in san jose showing traffic near the alum rock exit. headlights moving northbound and everythin

. >>> a group of san pablo homeowners wants the city to accept responsibility for a landslide that damaged their homes. the homeowners say the area has a history of landslides. the latest happened back in march after a series of heavy rainstorms. seven homes were damaged. the homeowners say the city should fix the slide and pay for permanent repairs. but the city says it's not responsible for damage to private property. >>> time now 5:26. now we're learning new details about the weekend beach accident that has an east bay teenager fighting for his life this morning. 17-year-old ryan buchanan remains in critical condition after he was buried alive at a santa cruz beach saturday. park rangers say the teenager was trapped beneath seven feet of sand after a sand cave he'd been building collapsed. life guards say they didn't see the teenager building that sand cave until it was too late. >> certainly if one of our employees were to have seen this i would expect that they would have contacted these folks and asked them to stop. >> there was no concern. the kids were playing in the sand. that's w

san pablo and i just graduated from the san francisco college of arts. >> congratulations. >> henry's i am doing wrong thing? >> one of my doing wrong? look at it this proverose? this is surrounded by foliage. if there is a sprinkler, we are going to clean it up a little bit, but thin it out. to start with the least the evasive methods of treatment. what i would do. is that i would and it out a little bit. do you see how you have that growth? i would prune it out, thin it out. >> one of the secrets of keeping on this and down. air circulating. and avoiding moisture it building up? >> no! rose. the because this is such an underperforming variety. it does this every year. >> wait! >> to dig it out. get rid of it. plant a new one. >> wait a minute! >> there are so many great, new varieties. >> a rose bush. >> for starters, can you see that right there? >> that is a frog hop are. >> also, this double fog. and what we do is it we just cannot do anything! -- stibble bug - but just live with it, you cannot necessarily have to spray anything. >> there is a lesson. >> right here. it is a probl

the san pablo bay. it was 4 a.-5 a. at 12:45 there are able to get that person out. and this is what they had to say. >> you know, we were going on of our daily lives and we heard a big boom. we came out the side and the fire started. my first thoughts were to get the dogs inside, close my windows and make sure that our neighbors were safe. perhaps get my garden hose. >>reporter: some of these amtrak trains were delayed for 1.5 hours and even longer. they still are a slight lead to light right now. out here, live there are no trains right now. occasionally, they've been pushing through this neck of the woods but the man lost control, or how? and he has gone off this clef. it is too early to determine alcohol? drugs. the man was completely burned. reporting, j.r. stone, kron 4 news the did not to get to him in time-- >>jacqueline: clear skies of the fog will return. cooler again and what we saw yesterday was still warm in antioch. 88 and in the end, low 80s. south bay, upper 70's, and even 60s along the coast. 81 degrees in the santa rosa. temperatures are going out t

. >>> a group of san pablo homeowners want the city to pay for land slide damage to their homes. the homeowners say the air jaw has a history of land slides. the latest one happened in march after several heavy rain storms. the remains of a walnut crook woman believed to be the first victim of the i-5 strangler, finally found 35 years later. the i-5 stranger whose real name is roger reese kibbe told investigators where to find the remains. he said he killed the woman in 1977 when she was only 21 years ole. kibb -- kibbe is serving a life sentence. >>> this afternoon there will be -- there will be a vigil in the memory of a san leandro man who was shot to death. >>> a surveillance video shows two men voled -- followed this man in a gray or silver van. they were taking marijuana from his car when he returned to his car and that's when they shot him. they hope today's vigil will help them remember something that could lead to solving his murder. >>> a marin county judge has denied joseph nasso's request to dismiss the charges against hill. but the judge did front his request to dela

. >> a hot spot on interstate 80, westbound headed a group treatment, albany and san pablo. the lanes for very long. it was a motorcycle crash that also involved a bus in the westbound lanes. the accident is clear a look what it has done to the ride. the red on the sensors means speeds below 25 mi. per hour. the backup is starting to reach toward highway 4. the accident is clear from the lanes but not from the freeway. they are awaiting took drugs, it is likely to be delayed for a while on a westbound. otherwise a good commute and especially for the bay bridge. no backups or delays. the macarthur maze is clear. your ride on the san mateo bridge is a good one and continues to be. sunshine and not very much traffic westbound or east belt. on the golden gate bridge, 101 out of marin county is still smooth. volume continues to >> new details of a deadly shooting of a 3 month old baby in east palo alto. will tran is live with details on this subject and card as they might be facing. >> we should know very shortly whether or not the district attorney's office will charge of the al

. >> eso debo agradecer mucho a las escuelas, al municipio de san pablo del monte. >> y bueno la misma >> una labor conjunta para lograr un hogar increÍble. >> la casa de la botella cÓmo se conoce a esta vivienda, serÁ terminada para el mes de diciembre pero hay otros proyectos para realizar en la repÚblica mexicana, regresamos al estudio con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> gracias. >> quÉ interesante muchachos verdad. >> y la idea cÓmo puede mejorar el medio ambiente y aprovechar las cosas que tiramos a la basura. >> claro, me encanta ver la creatividad de nuestra gente. >> sabes que en mÉxico tenemos un dicho que al mexicano no se le complica la vida, para el mexicano no hay imposibles. >> el mexicano inventa. >> exactamente, pues creces en un paÍs que tiene muchas carencias pero te avenido flora la creatividad. >> ya sabes los materiales de desecho no siempre van a terminar siempre de desecho. >> quÉdese con la cabeza porque (risas). >> no, ya sabe lo que estoy diciendo. >> pero le pregunto le toca celebrar a su hijo la graduaciÓn fÍo tiene nada en mente para la celebraciÓn en su casa.

. >> better news panda in san jose pablo sandoval beginning his reassignment and last bat got caught, san jose giants won it 13-1. >> a's starred a rope trip in boston instantly fighting their lost offense. a's up 2-0 and mark ellis grounder gets by jeff lowery. david ortiz monster ties it up at four. derek barton, second r.b.i. in this game but they can't close it out. here it comes there it goes he takes michael worth deep and gone and a's lose 8-6. >> to college baseball stanford facing kansas state. kenny doubles to center. two r.b.i.s in this game never looked back pitcher mark lapel gave up three runs on seven hits stanford wins their opener 10-3. >> elsewhere cal loses to baylor to 6-4. >>> mike shumann will be here with all the weekend sports at 5:00 6:00 and 11:00. i'm larry beil. >> up next a new marijuana club opens in san francisco's mission district not far from a neighborhood school and another pot club. >> i'm. >> a late state budget will hurt my contacts are so annoying. they're itchy, dry and uncomfortable. i can't wait to take 'em out throw 'em away and never see the

nevertheless san jose giants won the game 13. come on. pablowning in baseball. >> a's started a 10 game east coast road trip tonight in boston. instantly found the lost 0fechbilitys a fans representing at fenway park. 1st inning a's leading 2 nothing. ellis ground ball. barely gets by laury. 4 nothing lead but josh couldn't make it out of the third for oakland. ortiz. popy double off the green monster. ties it up at 4-4. to the fifth tied at 5. bar ton had a couple hits in the game. second rbi in the night. l lead but can't close it out. in the eighth. taking it deep and gone. and the acht a's lose 8-6. college baseball. trust me. trust me. wait for it. see i would not lie to you. stanford and kansas state in the fullerton regional. him if double to center h.2 rbi on the day. and pitcher mark apel complete game struck out 8. stanford wins the opener 10-3. elsewhere in the ncaa regional sport. all over the map. cal lost to baylor 6-4. pl zimmer struck out 11 for the don novak the hottest player on the planet until he ran into roger federer today