rhonda lost her son to this just last year and started an organization called shallow water blackout prevention. thanks for joining us. you and i have had a chance to talk about this before and talk about your son whitner who was a swimmer and he was swimming and with friends when this happened. what were you told about what happened to him that night? >> well, whitner was an avid spear fisherman and he was planning a trip with his friends to go to the bahamas. they were all practicing in the pool doing conditioning for training for the trip to increase their period that they could breath hold, meaning they could stay down longer to spear fish for fish. and the best we can piece together, because we were out of town at the time, was that they were practicing this and it became late in the evening and everyone got out of the pool but whitner it seems that he went down for one last breath hold and there was no one else in the pool with him. so basically what happened is he was breath holding under water and because of the lack of oxygen he passed out under water and then drowned. >> it

this is shallow. shallower than it was this morning there is a sign of things still to come. let's check out a different perspective and you can see a compressed marine layer there in the distance looking towards sutro tower. there is towards a warmer day for your thursday. let's check out live doppler 7 hd. i'll show you what it looks like now. there there is lots of sunshine, temperatures into upper 80s inland. and there is a coastal area into low 60s and communities still socked in from san francisco towards montera. and and temperatures now 59 degrees in half moon bay. 86 in antioch. and 71 in mountain view. there is 74 degrees. coastal fog again, tonight. very warm days inland. thursday and friday and cooler pattern getting underway on sunday. some areas will come down a few degrees on saturday. overnight read beings into upper 40s to mid 50s and fog will mainly stay here the coastline and this is remaining shallow. and poor visibility may be a factor and there is is a warm ridge that is split into two. this converges we'll see the warmth building tomorrow that will hold

. >> there is the fog but it is shallow. temperatures inland will warm up. how hot it will be in your neighborhood for your tuesday. >>> turning now to our coverage of the chevron refinery fire last month. ktvu's rob roth tells us about all the investigations going on along with special meeting today. rob? >> reporter: 5 separate investigations are going on here that chevron refinery and much of the focus is on improving what some call a substandard air pollution monitoring system. >> reporter: they called a special meeting to discuss last month's fire at the chevron refinery and its after math. the fire sent 15,000 residents to hospitals, most with respiratory problems even though they said the samples were safe. >> the community want to see more air monitoring so the public can understand what is in the air. >> reporter: they also hope to establish a better community alert system and perhaps use a weather balloon to catch samples high in the atmosphere. >> we always reviewing efforts to improve air quality and imform the public. >> we -- inform the public.

seat and a father taken into custody after a bay area kidnapping how did to bay area man and a in a shallow grave 2,000 mi. away and what they had with them. >>> the secret to aed and like a champion the personal chef for a famous bay area boxer reveals what is on the menu before the biggest fight of his career. >>> breaking news about one hour ago coast guard cutter a riveting monterey with two children police say abducted by their father that children reunited with their mother and headed home to south san francisco. the coast guard and detectives found the kids and their father on a stolen yacht several miles southwest of monterrey we have team coverage sharon chin at the coast guard station in monterey >>> a safe and peaceful ending that many hope for especially the mother will show you the video a couple minutes ago mother and children: back to south san francisco the mother arrived at our a gulp and reunited with their two children at the coast guard monterey station the children were checked out medically and were ok. a coast guard patrol boat pulled into the moderate pier officers h

because we are contending with a shallow marine layer.he most part we will se your really clearing. checking out those numbers. and early clearing expected. 59 degrees in fairfield 56 degrees in hayward. as we check out what futurecast projects by lunch 60s. and all of those surrounding areas could see 70's some areas will see 80s. as we go towards the 3:00 p.m. we will see that red indicating 90's. today will be the warmest day and that ridge of high pressure over the west. with that, an abundance of 80s with san jose 86. we could see 90's in fairfield, concord. 91 on tap for livermore. and '80s in the north bay. 69 degrees in downtown san francisco and ocean beach is looking at 65 degrees. your kron 4 7 day around the bay a bit cooler friday and saturday but still low 90s. upper 60s for the coast and it looks like we will see a bit of a cooling trend as we start the next workweek. >> still monitoring hot spots around the bay area with this project check toll plaza. the west not that bad it is lighter than normal. and also the approach t

that's the geologic edge of the continent, so it's shallow at about 200 meters depth.h it varies from place to place. suddenly it's steep. then it drops all the way to 4 or 6 kilometers to the deep ocean, so that's a very tall scarp from the edge of the continental shelf to the deep ocean. that's called the continental slope. when you get to the base of the slope, there's a huge, long, shallow slope where all the debris that's coming off the continent is deposited. it's a gradual slope that's called the continental rise. if you were coming towards the continent, you'd slowly rise up it. it's all the debris from the rivers and off of the slope by a lot of different processes, end up in a pile slowly getting thinner as you go away from the base of the slope. in many places, the continental shelves and slopes are furrowed by deep v-shaped valleys known as submarine canyons. where the shelf is wide, as on the atlantic coast of the united states, these canyons begin far out from shore near the outer edge of the shelf. on the narrow continental shelves of the pacific coast,

fog near the coast because it's shallow. this pulls back towards coastline by afternoon there is sunshine and 90s inland and there are numbers will be coming down in our inland communities there is a ridge weakens. there are highs for friday including 79 in sunnyvale. there is high clouds, 69 in millbrae. 76 in redwood city. and on the coast. there is downtown san francisco, 66 digs into north bay. 80s in santa rosa. there is east bay communities really a mild day. 764 in san leandro. inland communities 92, livermore, 90 and for the monterey bay, 66 degrees cooler heading into tomorrow and into weekend dropping into 90 degree mark sunday, mid-60s coast side. cooler by middle of next week. and this is an all in the family cast member arrested for driving under the influence. >> and plenty of excitement over iphone 5. how >>> police in maine say actress sally struthers has been charged with drunk driving this, is the booking photo. she's posted the bail and police say she was arrested yesterday morning after being pulled over

their bodies were found after people searching for a dog discovered the shallow graves. both men were reported missing. >>> the search for a missing bay area college student has gone global. brett olson disappeared during a river float on the sacramento river. police are looking at reports that he was seen near chico after the float. friends, neighbors and celebrities are scouring the internet. 66,000 people have joined a facebook page dedicated to the search. twitter is also abuzz with celebrities showing support. >> he is someone's brother and son. and someone's best friend. and you know, it just hits home. >> dozens of posters have been put up in the windows in businesses in lafayette. >>> a growing trend in the south bay, parents dropping their kids off for class are targets. we all do it. we walk our kids in and come back to our car and a crook has taken your purse? >> yeah, the thieves are getting more braise bin the day. the principal here sent out an alert to parents urging them not leave valuables in the car. police have not been able to investigate the thefts b

you can see the shallow fog, it's much shallower than yesterday. we'll talk about the warmup today and how long it's going to last. that is next. >> also next. cal bears play their first game in their renovated stadium and lose a >> terry: welcome back everybody. we've had a beautiful live picture after beautiful live picture. there is another one looking out at obviously mount sutro. sticking up above the fog. you can see the fog just got about everybody under its influence. it's not lasting up on mount tamalpais. higher elevations and view down below you can't see a thing. let's check in with lisa argen if it's going to burn off. >> lisa: it's not just confined to the north bay. fog around monterey. everyone will see slightly warmer conditions. here is a look from vollmer peak. you can see, it's not all burned off. we are still looking at cool conditions. numbers range from the 50s and 60s depending on where that cooler air is sitting. so it has drained into the valleys. live doppler 7-hd showing the fog will cling to the coast right now but the

the deposits make it too shallow for the world's largest container ships.o in 1999, they dredged the river and greatly expanded capacity. but shanghai wants to compete with the world's largest ports like hong kong, singapore and taiwan. these cities operate transshipment ports, where containers are routed to and from destinations around the world. so shanghai is extending their influence out to sea. they are building a huge causeway to connect the yangshan islands, where they areuiing a new deepwater port. the first terminal will take five years to complete. according to geographer james wang, it's a huge gamble. wang: maybe later on, the shipping lines change their mind, not using shanghai as a hub. so, major shipping lines can go to another port near shanghai like ningbo, because decentralization in china at this moment means that local ports can compete with each other to attract those major shipping lines, to use other ports instead of shanghai. shanghai may lose, there's a possibility. so shanghai is trying to use both economic means and administrative

so that shallow marine layer is going to lift a little tomorrow but maybe not enough so i think someisibility some poor visibilities tomorrow morning as well. these were the highs today that came across 92 in antioch, 94, warm spot morgan hill with 98 degrees. tomorrow is going to be a beautiful day, as well. a few more clouds, fog in the morning, a little slower burn off today. in temperatures slightly cooler, i don't think you'll notice that difference, though. three to four degrees inland at best. going to feel hot inland, warmer around the bay. fog tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. there it is or twhuz morning. temperatures in the valley there's your 90s, but temperatures around here you're going to get those 80 ts, lots of upper 70s. along the coast #50s and low 60s. tomorrow a lot like today but slightly keerl. as we go in time on track this tropic north as we get into wednesday, right, and wednesday morning that moisture is here. now, it can spawn thundershowers and that is's the concern so we'll be tracking this for you and hope and make sure that we're on it in case we do have a

the marine layer still kind of shallow.ill talk about how extensive it is this morning and your impact on the forecast for the rest of the weekend and the week ahead, too. that's next. >> all right. also ahead, the great divide and the great outdoors. a bay area group is working to get everyone outside. and wall street drama. richard gere stars in the new movie about the downfall of the 1 mercer. arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez will tell us whether to buy or sell with [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. i need your help... i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. well...everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe well...i'm not at liberty to give that out, but we do use tender chunks of white meat chicken in an herb & spice broth. come on that's it? i need the recipe. you gotta help me out! [ clears his throat ] [ softly ] she's right behind me isn't she? like a ninja! [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste

the bodies found august 22nd after people searching for a dog discovered a shallow grave. police say the men suffered head injuries. a large amount of cash was found near their bodies. >>> the concord teenager accused of running down and killing a father and his 9-year-old daughter is now expected to plead guilty. last month the teenager pleaded not guilty to vehicular manslaughter charges. police say he was speeding along treat boulevard in concord the morning of april 7th before he struck a father and his daughter as they rode their bicycles. a second daughter was also hit but survived. >>> a victory in the fight against fan violence. today governor brown signed a bill meant to make your next trip to the ballpark a little bit saver. the bill requires security phone numbers be posted in parking lots and in the stands. currently fans call 911 if they need to report problems. but the stadium's own security workers usually can get there fastest. that's why they will report the internal phone number. the legislation follows several high profile incident at various sporting ev

very shallow. only about a thousand feet deep. so it's that deep enough or vigorous to enough to see whatever fog is with us and tomorrow, there is a wide range of high temperatures from 60s on the coast to mainly 70s up to maybe about 80s around the bay and 80s to 910s inland loks. and south bay, sunny skies there tomorrow and warm. highs into low 80s. 80 in santa clara. 81 in cupertino. there is 76 redwood city. and 63 in half moon bay. so cool to mild at the coast. 66 downtown san francisco. and highs into low 80s and there is mid-90s farnler north z on the east bay, 71 in oakland. 78 fremont. inland east bay will be warm with upper 80s to low 90s. there sf near monterey bay, we'll see 70s near the bay. 80s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. three more warm days coming our way. but not very hot. temperatures tapering off monday, there is a milder pattern, cooler pattern next week, but it remains mild. >> thank you. >> and let's take a look at the live picture this is a fire burning in the oakland hills there is 7101 nor

i mean, this is the future of the country. >> but randi, that's not shallow at all.n to live up to our country's high ideals, and our country is based on the idea that we're all created equal, we're moral equals in the eyes of god. so, the idea of trying to find a president who embodies that aspiration, far from being shallow, actually reflects the best of the american character. >> dinesh d'souza, nice to chat with you. a lot more i wish we could chat about, but we don't have the time this morning. but thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >>> for decades, penn state was one of the country's most legendary college football programs. now it's trying to pick up the pieces after the jerry sandusky child abuse scandal. we'll set you up for the nittany lions' first game since the fallout. you get better quality control. so our test flights are less stressful. i've got a lot of paperwork, and time is everything here. that's why i upgraded to the new sprint direct connect. [ chirp ] and the fastest push-to-talk nationwide. [ male announcer ] upgrade to the new "done." [ chi

that's because it is very, very shallow out there. i can tell you the golden gate bridge is pretty much socked in. this fog is just moving around. still mild, antioch 68, 65 in livermore. cooler as you head toward the coast with half moon bay 52 degrees. accu-weather seven-day forecast is coming up. >> thank you very much, leigh. >>> and still to come on abc7 news at 11:00, a star-studded night at the emmies. ahead the big winners and the best dressed live from the red carpet. >> and secrets revealed. arnold schwarzenegger's new book details how his marriage to maria fell apart. >> and the new exercise trend, ñ@ñ Ñ,ÑzÑpr9ñíÑy"itz worthy? >>> maria shriver and arnold schwarzenegger seemed to have it all until maria filed for divorce over arnold's love child. now he has written a book to tell his side of the story. josh griffin has more. >> if my life was a movie, no one would believe it. >> reporter: arnold schwarzenegger is back making scandalous headlines again. this time coming clean in his new book acquired by the new york daily ne

the inversion is shallow right now.ooking across towards san francisco, pacific heights, and you can see the tip of it. beautiful day out there. great way to end summer on this perfect day around the bay. live storm tracker 2. hope you have plans to barbecue tonight. i don't think there will be a lot -- well, you could in the avenues but the fog will be there. it is cool but if you go this way, away from the fog, barbecuing, beautiful night. beautiful weekend. you know that. great weather. marine ergot squished. it created dense fog long the coast and drizzle as well. that fog comes back tomorrow. the change in the forecast comes as the high pressure weakens. this is summer. stretches out. temperatures are going to cool inland and that is the forecast, for this marine layer to get deeper, stretch out and get over the hills. that starts tomorrow. highs tomorrow, still warm, not a big stretch, tomorrow temperatures will be 3-4 degrees cooler than today. some areas the same. the cooling, more fog tomorrow will march the be

really shallow. that is why it is having trouble getting up over the hills. see there. that is as far as it is getting. it pushes inland tonight. we have a weather system to the north of us. big weather system. that is where that goes. for us high pressure dominates over the next few days. what that means is sinking air, off shore winds, and drier air and warmer air. we have this pattern conducive to high fire danger. antioch, 93. 94 fairfield. concord, 77. you can see just east of the bay area, that is where the sheet. tomorrow the heat comes this way more. napa, concord. not 80s but upper 80s and low 90s. tomorrow is a warmer day. forecast for the weekend, continued warming. over night lows chilly. but nice. neat time of year. nice mild nights, beautiful evenings. not too cold in the mornings and beautiful afternoon temperatures. what i like, the days are getting shorter. which is nice. fog forecast. there it is. patchy at best. high pressure is doing damage to it. as the high comes in, compresses it. presses it down and goes away. that is where we are heading tomorro

look how shallow the marine layer is. it will warm up. i will have the details on the warm up back here in just a few minutes. >>> caught on camera. a wild scene as branch robbery suspects lapd on a chase in which the suspects started throwing cash out the streets. it lasted an hour and drew to a close as it wound through neighborhoods. you can see the suspects throwing bills out the window and that caused people to run into the streets after the cash. eventually the driver got stuck behind traffic and police moved in. >> this is not a good idea. these are citizens getting involved. guns are drawn. >> two men were arrested. a mop of people went on the scene and dozens of police officers were on hand to break up the crowd. >>> firefighters rescued a man in a wheelchair from his burning apartment. it broke out about 1:00 a.m. firefighters arrived to find huge flames, a dozen people were evacuated from the building. they said a man was trapped inside his apartment. >> by standers advised us of a person needing to be rescued. they got the per

that's because it is very, very shallow out there. i can tell you the golden gate bridge is pretty much socked in. this fog is just moving around. still mild, antioch 68, 65 in livermore. cooler as you head toward the coast with half moon bay 52 degrees. accu-weather seven-day forecast is coming up. >> thank you very much, leigh. >>> and still to come on abc7 news at 11:00, a star-studdedt e night at the emmies. ahead the big winners and the best dressed live from the red carpet. >> and secrets revealed. arnold schwarzenegger's new book details how his marriage to maria fell apart. >> and the new exercise trend, but is it really buzz worthy? >>> maria shriver and arnold schwarzenegger seemed to have it all until maria filed for divorce over arnold's love child. now he has written a book to tell his side of the story. josh griffin has more.>> if >> if my life was a movie, no one would believe it. >> reporter: arnold schwarzenegger is back making scandalous headlines again. this time coming clean in his new book acquired by the new dail

sfo with delays up to 49 minutes on arriving flights but is a shallow finletter of marine clouds so it is very patchy on the coast and into the bay. clear skies in the inland areas. later today the coast will be clearing out. 66 in san francisco, upper 50s in pacifica. we move into the santa clara valley, high 80s in morgan hill. slightly cooler on friday and saturday and will talk more about the forecast next time >> stanford police are trying to find a man who groped a woman on campus. a woman was groped by man near manzanita field about 120 in the afternoon. she said the man was in his 20's and 30's, 5 ft. 5, long black hair and was wearing a fake gold chain. contra costa county jail has released the man arrested after the fatal crash in walnut creek over the weekend in saturday night. a pedestrian was killed on north main street. the man was released last night because no charges were filed. wednesday, searches are suspended for sierra lamar. a 15 year-old morgan hill girl has been missing since march. saturday volunteer searchers will continue on a weekly basis. investigators beli

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these shallow concrete pools don't have fish. this is just a place where people come to practice their fly casting technique. ith was built in the 1930's and ever since, people have been coming here to get back to nature. every year, the world championship of fly casting is held in san francisco and visitors from all over the globe travel to be here. >> we are here with phil, general manage of san francisco rec and parks department at the anglers lodge. what do you think about this? >> it is spectacular, travis from oregon, taught me a snake roll and a space cast. >> there are people from all over the world come to san francisco and say this is the place to be. >> yeah. it's amazing, we have teams from all over the world here today and they are thrilled. >> i flew from ireland to be here. and been practicing since for the competition. all the best casters in the world come here. my fellow countryman came in first place and james is on the current team and he is the head man. >> it's unique. will not see anything like it where you

less fog and that shallower marine layer will allow for quicker evaporation of the fog.n the winds really back off. so we are still looking at a rapid warmup today. hot inland. mild around the coast with warm to hot temperatures continuing for the work week with tomorrow should be the hottest day. tuesday maybe a little bit more of a sea breeze, but still quite warm and eats really not until the middle of week when this ridge of high pressure against to loosen its grip. as a result, bay area quality management has also issued a spare the air day for today with the air quality not so great from the east bay to the santa clara valley and also into the north bay. but with that very, very weak on shore flow, it's not so bad along the coast. so here's a look at what's going on in the atmosphere. we have high pressure in control from the upper levels of the atmosphere and at the surface. what that makes for is that warm bubble of air over much of the state. while we continue to warm today, we could see record heat east of here in the mountains with a heat advisory near triple

. >> i decided to take a swim and did not know the water was shallow. >> he says the depth gauge showed they were in six feet of water, but the boat had drifted. they were on a sand bar in two feet of water. >> bounced off the boat into the sand bar head first, and my neck got pretty well damaged. i popped up and the people on the boat, thank god they were experienced paramedics. >> they kept him flat and supported his neck as they raced ashore where rescue crews were waiting. >> i popped up and said i think i broke my neck. that's the last thing i remember. >> bill knew the dangers of open water better than most. he spent more than ten years as a life guard here at the national seashore. notorious for its rough surf and rip current and he saved dozens of people from drowning here. >> you never know what's underneath the water. it might be an old piece of metal. i always taught that, but i didn't think. >> the halo screws hurt, bill knows he's lucky to be alive and not paralyzed. bill is hoping his story will serve as a reminder to others of what never to do. >> think before you leap. t

sinking air warm air a loft and it is very shallow. it has no personality whatsoever. and fairfield and antioch they have a 7 degrees difference and some have a 50 degrees ditch. the area of travis is under ten. and there will be pressure and for us high pressure is building in and the key is when we get a north wind. it still looks like good old- fashioned high pressure it will stay there by the coast, yet inland it will be warm to hot. guess who takes the bruneau the of -- brunt of this, hot inland, thick coastal fog, 88 morganel had 75 san mateo, 65 in the city oakland 72 and for some it is cool and for others it is hot. it looks like a cool down on sunday and that will carry us to monday, pam. >> thank steve. >>> a possible cause for hunter virus. the reason they may have played a role in spreading the disease. >>> and good morning as we drive through we will tell more about the bay area forecast and the morning commute. . >>> they are frosting in care crow. -- they are protesting in cairo. they have been setting things on fire and throwing rocks at police. it happ

. >> reporter: so the time of year we're swimming the sharks are hunting in shallow water.ut she says sharks don't want to eat humans. >> most of the time they don't actually eat the person. and it's bite and release. and we believe that is mostly investigation. they simply don't know what we are. >> reporter: back in the cage i'm still trying to decide whether i do want to sharey planet with this. enough is enough. all of the nervous energy -- i was almost lost for words. >> glad i did that. i don't think i ever want to do it again. i still hate great whites but now i do admire them. from this close, it's hard not to. they survived 20 million years in our oceans, now our grudging respect might be all that saves them from extinction. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in south africa. >> oh, well thank goodness for the cage and thanks to nick. next, just in time for the last big barbecue weekend of the summer, one great griller tells you the secrets of the pit. [ female announcer ] they can be enlightening. hey, bro. or engaging. conversations help us learn and grow. at wells fa

there is a shallow inversion. the fog is there right now. it will be there again tomorrow morning.his morning there was a dense fog advisory because it is hard to see through. it will be dense again tomorrow morning and that means a warm day the nland. -- day inland. it doesn't allow inland to cool much. they will cool a little tomorrow, couple degrees. temperatures around the bay, same, maybe cooler and major cooling or more cooler wednesday and thursday. that is the weather trend. slightly cooler weather through the week. tomorrow, like today, slightly cooler, you may not notice tomorrow, might notice more fog. not as warm. the fog forecast shows the fog along the coast. burns back quickly. few breaks tomorrow and then you see the heat. 90s. i don't think we will see mid- 90s. we will see low 90s. you get the idea. temperatures warm again tomorrow. slightly cooler. wednesday, the cooling goes more, temperatures 5 degrees below that. 80s wednesday and thursday. forecast, mid-80s, where might be seeing low 90s today. if you get towards discovery bay, eastern livermore, might get 95

there's evidence still that dense fog, the shallow ma preen layer down to about 1,000 feet deep.e have a lot of clear skies and warm temperatures up above and away from the coastline. as far as right now on the maps, there you can pick out the coverage of some of the overcast. if you are heading to the beach, you want to bundle up with the temperatures now own -- only in the upper 50s, so overcast for pacifica, ocean beach and for the western half of golden gate park. as far as current temperatures, they are warming up. some 80s already inland. out toward fairfield, antioch, livermore. san jose currently checking in, 73. san francisco there's that 58 degrees. santa rosa up in sonoma county, reporting mostly sunny skies and 72. for today, coastal fog inland. a little bit cooler. this weekend, morning fog. no major heat for your weekend forecast for. high pressure has been strengthening. whenever you get this sinking air of high pressure that's sinking air. in the low to mid-90s. warmest locations on track to reach the -- right around 93 to 95. but we still have this -- the wind is

than a month after it opened after extensive renovations, it is filled with gooey green algae the shallow pool provides the perfect environment for the algae to grow. experts are working on fixing it, even if they have not figured out how to yet. >>> and now, more work on the earthquake-damaged washington monument that will take about two years to complete and will be closed until then. >>> now alarming news about one of america's favorite breakfast foods, farmers and marketers are warning that the price of bacon will go sky high, and that is even if you can find it at all. nbc's john yang has more. >> reporter: at this bakery institution, breakfast means bacon and eggs. >> you will see angry people if the pork gets taken off the menu. >> reporter: but experts warn of a problem. >> we set 2011 for retail prices, i think we'll shadow it next year. >> reporter: the reason, this summer's drought pushed up the price to feed the hogs. the costs have skyrocketed. >> the cost for a pig was about $52-53, from birth to market, now it is up to $95. >> reporter: in 2007, u.s. farmers produced about

the earth requests the topic of, say -- the earthquake was the topic of conversation, and a pretty shallow earthquake. a 4000-acre brush fire in the san gabriel mountains. the flames are only about 5% been tainted and structures are in -- contain. no structures are in danger, although people have been evacuated. a 100-foot-long 36-foot high section of the great wall of china suffered massive flooding. it was restored back in 1996. crews are going to rebuild and reinforce the wall while improving drainage. 12:16. we have adam caskey joining as. rain is on everyone's minds to this labor day. >> showers will become more numerous and widespread. especially for p.m., that is what we will have the most rain. >> ducking and dodging. >> we had a few peaks of sun. you see that blue part of the screen? that is a shaft of rain falling through the clouds. we had a field showers over d.c. this morning. it moved into prince george's county. a few peaks of sunshine, breaks in the clouds, destabilizing our atmosphere. this is the live picture from the naval academy. normally we go all the way out to the d

the corner stayed shallow meaning dense fog again and checking out live doppler 7 and at the coastline, it's foggy now. sunny skies inland. and highs so far running into low 90s coastal areas into mid to upper 50s everyone noticing a warm up at the coast by a couple degrees and there are visibility down to five miles this, morning there is dense fog and down to a quarter mile at times. that is what you're facing heading into tomorrow. temperatures now low to mid-90s inland valleys so up to 94 in fairfield. 54 in half moon bay there. is a summer like spread. there are areas of fog tonight that are holding steady. tomorrow morning fog may slow you down. so make sure you grab a sweater. and there is upper 40s to mid-50s and here is what is going to happen tomorrow. we'll see temperatures dipping just slightly there. is a low getting closer and there is winds switching around. two areas of high pressure coming together. starting to see a warmer pattern developing sea breeze shuts off. and there is sunday, monday, hottest days of the next seven days talking triple digit heat by monday, inla

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in the way, just the overall idea of tides, a bulge on this side, a bulge on this side and kind of shallow in here. so a person right here says, oh, wow, moving back here, the tide is high. maybe it's about a meter higher than usual over here. well, the tide just went out. the tide got low, okay? and back here, the tide got high again, low, high, low, high, low, high. so how many high tides do have every 24 hours? beginning with a "t," two, i'm sorry. how many low tides do we have every 24 hours? it turns out every 23 hours, you know why? because the moon just don't stay like that. the moon is kind of turning as it's happening to-- so we could say, roughly speaking two tides a day, two high tides and two low tides. that's kind of easy to see, isn't it? stretch right on. if you're walking along the street and someone grabs your shirt and pulls it and they grab this part and pull it and this part and pull it, pull every part of your shirt the same, you'll move over but your shirt won't get ripped. but you walk along the street and someone only pulls this part and they don't pull the other pa

it's shallow but it's more dense.ressure losing it's influence across the bay, we will see these bases shrink to about 500 feet. maybe just at the water level, if you are crossing the golden gate bridge, you will see a little bit of fog. otherwise we are talking 2 do 4 degrees warming at our coast and as much as 10 degrees warming in the inland valleys. a nice afternoon if you like it on the warm side but really this is where we should be this time of year. notice the numbers coming up into the 90s from yosemite to sacramento and that's because the delta breeze will be shut off. more of a localized sea breeze with a northwest wind this afternoon. temperatures up in the 60s once again for the mill bay art and wine festival. it looks good there. and on the other side of the city we are talking again mid-60s with temperatures a degree or two warmer but with the sea breeze you might start out with a slight jacket and then things will get more comfortable around the bay. take a look. more 70s to upper 70s as you head towar