time sierra didn't have. unless an experimental child sized heart pump could be flown in from berlin, germany. >> it would take five days to get here which we knew she wouldn't make the five days. to say there's a time when you've shed every tear you can shed and go home that time completely exhausted physically, emotionally, we hit that point. >> we called as many people as we could and asked, please pray for our little child tonight. 1:30 in the morning we get a phone call. i thought that's it. >> but jason was wrong. that wasn't it. the unbelievable journey and the test of them as parents had just begun. >> coming up, two children in need of two hearts. >> usually you want to hold it together for your kid. i couldn't control my emotions. >> what about their other children? another dose of difficult news for stacy and jason bingham. >> it was our d-day, i think. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know some owls aren't that wise? don't forget i'm

there has been good boomers in the sierra, nevada. lightning detection near kirkwood late last night. this morning things have calmed down. it will probably pick up later on this afternoon. san jose has been reporting light rain. plenty here. i mean kind of again a broad brush but the lows are mild. you expect that with the clouds here. 60s, at the surface low clouds and a breeze out of the west. the higher clouds will be with us today. a cloudy day. some of the rain -- looks like the heavier wants to stay south, toward san jose and monterey. everybody? line for cloudy skies, light rain, humid, definitely an umbrella in the drink kind of pattern here. really brutal. again, yesterday's highs came in exactly as forecasted, but i will tell you if it wasn't for the cloud cover it would have been warmer. that is key. cloudy, light rain, possible thunder shower activity, partly sunny, clear ongoing wednesday. it looks warmer thursday and friday. another low visits on the weekend which should increase the fog bang we are in. >> thank you, st

southern central sierra that bear watching. if you are heading to the mountains, keep updateom the forecast. reno was 105 and tahoe was 90 for record highs. it's a cooker up in lake county, mendocino county. i did crop some -- drop some temperatures. still hot out towards eastern solano. other areas are settling back in the 70s. san jose down 4 from yesterday. east san jose will be warmer. 50s, 60s, 70s. >> for much of south san francisco, the coast low to mid- 80s on the peninsula. inland areas will cool down on the weekend. >>> thank you, steve. >>> san jose's alum rock park is still closed because of extreme fire danger. yesterday, temperatures at the park hit 100 degrees. neighbors who worry about visitors starting fires say they support the emergency closure. the park has en sie sunday. >>> the combination of the extreme heat and the holiday getaway may make driving today dangerous. the chp says make sure that you have plenty of water with you and stop often if you are driving on long trips. they warn that dehydrated or ti

it's exploding over the sierra. that is the source of the rainfall and it's the same reason why our temperatures will continue to fall over the next couple of days. i'm watching two areas of low pressure. this will keep us around normal temperatures. then the one to our north and west will enhance the onshore flow. the ocean temperature 57 degrees the water temperature out there. as we increase the flow there it's going to get cooler and that will begin coming up on sunday. so a very slow cooldown through the weekend, a lot of morning fog but lots of afternoon sunshine for you. and temperatures will be below normal by a few degrees by sunday. san jose tomorrow 82. 80 for sunnyvale. 72 for hayward morning clouds. pittsburg 89. walnut creek and danville 88. upper 70s for san rafael and novato. downtown san francisco 64. 100 degrees in clearlake tomorrow. we'll be a degree cooler on saturday, a few degrees more on sunday, and actually much of the next seven days will be a couple of degrees cooler than normal but stayin

it's banking up against the sierra and you can see the result there.of thunderstorms in and around truckee and reno and tahoe. big mess in the sierra. that for us has already begun to enhance the onshore flow. and anytime you grab more of the ocean influence it's going to be cooler. today about two degrees cooler than yesterday. tomorrow we'll lose another degree and we'll keep losing a degree or two for the next several days and by the time you add it up we'll be below normal by sunday and next week we'll likely stay below normal because of a big area of low pressure sitting off the oregon- washington coastline bringing in the feed of chilly air. i checked the buoys. they are the temperature reporting devices wave recording devices on the ocean. specific if you want to know buoy number 46237, about 20 miles offshore, is it ising at 57.4 degrees. the ocean temperature. that's chilly! so if you grab the wind from there, we are going to be cooler as well and we'll do that for the next several days. so temperatures falling. very slow cooldown, lots of fog

there is a loft spinning off the sierra heading right over us. mainly toward san francisco, oakland and concord south. anybody is line, however, for a few showers. 80s inland. here is sal. >>> steve, good morning. traffic looks good on 237. barely recognize it because there aren't any cars on it, really, well maybe a few. the morning commute looks good on westbound 24 between walnut creek and oakland. 5:00, let's go back to the desk. >>> all the runways at la guardia in new york city are back open again this morning following a serious accident involving a southwest airlines jet flying in from investment. you are looking at new video -- nashville. you are looking at new video of the accident late sunday afternoon. the boeing 737 was skidding along the runway and several people were hurt. >> we had up to ten persons treated at the scene. four refused medical attention. six were transported to elmhurst general hospital. we have the flight crew taken to north shore general hospital for observation. >>> now the ntsb is checking for possible mechanica

the sierra will be on going and through the day on tuesday. plenty of lightning through the sierra.ratures will be cooler than what we have seen over the weekend. 70s for the south bay. 76 for san jose. temperatures are in the 80s for inland valleys. low 60s at the coastline. drizzle as well. here is a look at the extended forecast. overnight thunderstorms into early tomorrow morning it will end at 8:00 or 9:00. we return to our boring pattern of fog and sun. >>> what would tim lincecum do after his first no hitter? sports is next. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv

so again anywhere up in the sierra 50s to 100s. i will hold on those 100s for at least one more day. temperatures around the bay and for some inland areas will comecon today. we will continue that theme. it will start to cool down. ridge of high pressure gets weaker and weaker. >>> time now 5:10. almost 100 complaints against the bay area teacher who is now in jail. what he's accused of doing to some former students. >>> and a deadline to step down just hours away for egypt's embattled president. >>> traffic is moving along pretty well on 680 southbound as you drive down we'll tell you more coming up. >>> good morning. it's day three of the bart strike. still no deal yet. we are look at a live picture of some of the people here that are boarding buses on the way to the city. i know some people may be taking today off before the holiday tomorrow. you still should expect delays throughout the morning. we'll have complete traffic updates and a look at all the ways to get in and out of the city. that is coming up. >>> union workers and

there's a little bit coming off the sierra nevada.get a mix of sun and clouds. >>> san mateo bridge is moderately heavy. the morning commute will be okay if you are driving on the golden gate. it's a little bit foggy. >> the next b.a.r.t. strike deadline is 12 days away and b.a.r.t. management and the labor union appear to be far apart in this bitter labor dispute. tara moriarty joins us from oakland with one glimmer of hope in this situation. tara? >> reporter: well, you know, passengers that we have been talking to have actually been cringing at the thought of another strike. but the good news, as you mentioned, the two sides are talking, although they aren't really playing nice away from the bargaining table. b.a.r.t.'s largest union says b.a.r.t. eight chief negotiator thomas hock is a union buster who has a history of provoking strikes. he will be absent for 10 of the final talks, those days. and with the defense bargaining team, they say they should be able to hammer out a team. commuters say they've had it. >> i really don't un

ica akman, san francisc bay chapter of the sierra club, i wanted to echo comments from everyone about how (inaudible) to move forward on transitioning to just and safe and healthy communities for everyone and part of that is giving people the community to move away from fossil fuels and giving the opportunity for good paying job and an opportunity to move forward to that ideal future together. and we do hope that you can continue to move forward with this program but the not-to-exceed rate and thank you for all of the work that you did. >> any other comments? >> all right, we will... there is no resolution to approve, right? >> so moved. >> is that it. >> thank you very much. >> presentation. and number eight. bawsca update. >> you are never going to retire? >> no, i am but i will be here for the end of september, i will be not at that one august meeting. >> you will be absent to the best one. >> darn. i have invested all of these years. >> and well,vy good news to report and that is last thursday night the board of directors appointed my successor. and that is nicole st. croix and sh

then as we head throughout thursday and friday, it's mainly across the sierra.ll get some drier and also warmer air in here. the big thing today, though, also has been that humidity outside. >> i can remark on that. my hair has told me it's humid. >> it looks great, though. >> my hair is a meteorologist. >> it's very humid outside. >> thanks so much for joining us. that does it for us. we'll have more local news at 6:00. "nightly news" is next. >>> on our broadcast tonight, it's boy for the duke and duchess of cambridge, william and kate, as crowds gather tonight in london to celebrate the birth of the future king of england. >>> security concerns as pope francis makes his first overseas trip. already dicey moments during a wild scene in the streets of brazil. >>> pensions in danger in bankrupt detroit. reties are angry they won't get the money they need to live. a growing problem in cities and states across this country. >>> and the presence looming over today's happy news from london. why so many thoughts today turned to princess diana and the last time a futu

a quiet pattern over our neighborhoods with the moisture headed to the sierra and for us, we have more sunshine than yesterday and temperatures are one to two degrees warmer and mid-80's through the south bay and los gatos and gilroy near 90 and san jose is 86 and ten degrees cooler in santa cruz at 76 with more sunshine. we are stuck in the 70's from millbrae to san mateo and 65 at half moon bay a warmer spot along the coast and daly city and pacifica, all around 62 degrees and we will flirt with 68 downtown to 70 in south san francisco and petaluma is 83 and novato, the neighbors to the south on 101 near 90 and low-to-mid 60's along the east bay shore and mid-70's to low 80's for most of the east bay shore and castro valley is the exception at 83 and it will be uncomfortable in the east bay valley mid-90's to 100. >> by sunday you are ten degrees cooler inland and six degrees cooler at the bay and toward the coast. have a great day. leyla gulen? >> we have a project were wrapping up in the east bay so it will be cheer in ten more minutes along 680 northbound direction. we have constr

club a pretty clear letter that is that the sierra club is very dedicated to making sure that use the pras and other mechanisms to getting the union labor heavily involved in this build out project. and i can also say for the rest of the community coalition, that is working for clean power sf and making it strong that we also concur with the statement that the sierra club put out and so the grassroots organizizers out here are strongly, supportive and would be deeply concerned about a program that did not maximize to the greatest extent possible the union labor on the project. when the projects were then programmed. >> and that is paramount and it is just smart for us to take that position and even though i am a solid union supporter but it is wise for us to take that position because together we can make sure that this program becomes what it ought to become. which is hundreds of megawatts of local installation and hiring the california workers to make this city a green city. and started bringing in a deal for this country and if we get it done here it will spread. and the union labo

making it about it because the special court for sierra leone that where one of these courts that and it was part of the local lore that this court had been there. and had heard these cases and it was sort of local common knowledge but not something that people were were a proposal. and i discovered that the british were asked to record keepers. and so the complete archives of the courts are in the british archiving unit. so it was pretty easy to see what the courts of them. >> host: and from that spark came this book, "the slave trade and the origins of international rights law." it's published by oxford. stanford law professor jenny martinez is the author. you're watching booktv on c-span2. >> visit booktv.org to watch any the program you see here online. type the author or book title in the search bar on the upper left side of the page and click search. you can also shoot anything you see on booktv.org easily by clicking sure on the upper westside of the page and selecting format. old tv streamed live online for 40 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.o

he said of course the first international criminal courts in sierra leone. i said i've never heard of that and i studied this. he knew about it because the special court for sierra leone set in freetown and it was part of this local court that heard these cases and there was a sort of local common knowledge but not something people were aware about and i discovered that they were excellent record keepers of the complete our clients are in the british archives in london so it was pretty easy to reconstruct what the court had done. >> and from that came this book of the slave trade and the origin of the human rights law, published by oxford. stanford law professor is the author. you are watching book tv on c-span2. >>> an appetite for wonder is the name of the book. the author, dr. richard dawkins who's written a best seller. dr. dawkins why did you choose to write an autobiography at this point? >> [inaudible] my mother is 96 and is a very useful resources to talk to and tapped her memory and has been a wonderful experience actually in effect interviewing her

in sierras, we see storm there's. but the air is stabilizing in wednesday and thursday. hence, not only the drier air but also the increased sunshine. for tomorrow, numbers going up tomorrow in the south bay. san jose at 86. 80 in palo alto. 88 in los gatos. across morgan hill, 89 for you. and 74 expected in santa cruz. for the east bay, a mixed bag per normal. closer to the bay, temperatures in the mid-70s. 85 for castro valley. 89 in pleasanton. and our extreme spot is right here in livermore, with 90 degrees. 90 in walnut creek. san francisco, in the 60s. the mission district, one of the hottest locations in san francisco. it will feel like the low-70s. 84 in santa rosa. and 85 expected in napa. the overall trend continues to keep it warmer. sunnier and drier as the thunderstorm activity shifts across the sierra over the next 48 hours. you can see that result here in the seven-day forecast will be low-90s through friday, saturday and sunday for the interior valleys. at the coastline, we're going to stay with the trend of upper 60s to low 70s. everybody can breathe a s

he has been in and out of court several times since the disappearance of sierra lamar. what may happen later today during the hearing for angeles garcia torres. >>> and otherring a complicated schooner recovery process set to get under way here at point richmond later this morning. , well, welcome back to ktvu fox 2 news this morning. we will be watching the numbers on the do you do i -- there is the opening bell -- and get you the numbers coming up. >>> good morning. i am dave clark. >> and good morning, i am pam cook. happening now, all runways are back open at la guardia new york's airport after a serious landing problem with a southwest jet coming in from nashville. this was late yesterday afternoon. the front landing gear collapsed sending the boeing 737 skidding along the tarmac. six passengers were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. ten others were treated at the scene. the ntsb is looking at mechanical failure of the 14- year-old jet as the possible cause of the crash. >>> this morning the f.a.a. is investigating the cause of a small plane crash in palo

storm trecker radar templates thunderstorm activity up near the sierra.hunderstorm skirting through the east and thundershowers off shore. coming up from the self and we are the east of us with call coverage. it looks like we will see a similar conditions as we head into tomorrow with more showers wrapping around here. it does look like the sierra will head into tomorrow with thunderstorms sparling out to mount again. it continues towards the evening hours it will die down. and we will see, conditions. ,. calmer. we will stick in the '70s replaced like richmond, berkeley, alameda and more. pittsburgh 100 and danville pleasanton and south bay largely running in the 90 degree temperatures tomorrow. 91 in san jose and 99 in more and the morgan hill. edging towards those triple digits like napa it does look like we will hit 100 out in fairfield. highlighted in pink on the screen this also includes the central valley. notice the bay show hours are not included. very hot weather sticking with us away from the coastline for the next couple of days. i do think we

. >> are you a celebrity in ziara lenone -- sierra leone? >> ibm, when i'm there i met my flip-flops' and shorts and speak the language very well. but i try to be a regular person because i want to observe. i become a regular person when i'm there. >> "radiance of tomorrow" comes out. have you finished the book? >> i have finished the book. looking for a cover this is just a markup for now. >> we're seeing here a little booklet. that's not to be the cover, correct? >> the one you have on there will be the same thing in this picture probably on the back and then there will be another on the front that's very different from the slums of this is just the first five chapters. when it's done and coming out. >> is this book written more in the tradition out of sierra leone rather than "a long way gone? >> everything i always right -- for me i think when you write about an experience you have two choices. i'm a political scientist background so you can write about big terms and take up the humanity out of it or you can have a very simple poignant s

the sierra club supports the no the to exceed rate of 11.5 cents today. all the community advocates for sf power encourage you to pass this rate for a hundred percent renewable electricity and the build out work which is the point of this program. we do not know how much money we have or the build out which means we don't know how many jobs we can create if we don't have this not to exceed rate. another person said this is an important context in labor negotiations, it is. we do not have that information. to pass that we need to pass the not to exceed rate today. in addition, if we pass the rate today we can launch next spring which means we can launch in a time when there is other options available. the only way we can launch with that energy is if we launch at a time that is excess available that others are not using which means we need to launch in the spring. this not to exceed rate has to be passed today. thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, again, my name is in monroe. i come to you in strong support of community choice a

notification is there and i'm pleased to see those office drafts with the coalitions sierra clubs and others have been incorporated. those pieces include the pieces by electronic mean and the notification and posting on the website based on the following indications. specific neighborhood as defined by the city and environmental impact reports. i also want to summarize other key victories that our coalition fought to insure and one is the authority of the board of supervisors to hear the environmental impact reviewers and this is to the full board we go believed has worked well. second as i mentioned using technology to create a more transparent and open process by increasing the public's right to know and four is the affordable housing project. bicycle projects as advocated by supervisor avalos office and this would mean 1 hundred funded affordable housing project and bike and pet promotions that are to address safety issues that get the persistence over other projects and insure those projects are not mirandize in deadline processes. next it the exemption determination. this section

. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm here we go representing the sierra club. originally we were i fighting to have the clock start attorney-client on the approval. and now there's legislation only if there's a way to appeal a modification. we've been working with supervisor kim and chu for weeks now. this is not about the current e r o it's about future e r os 10 to 15 years dune the line who may try to sneak a proposal in. the recreation and parks are going to install - this was originally in january 2007 those plans to install soccer fields were categorically exempt from review. this was clearly a political decisions because neighborhood you fought back and there's synthetic soccer fields and the other neighborhoods fought back n and the rec and park backed down and they did an environmental review and the eir a big litigated. but they were no help in the soccer field struggle. again, the sierra club wanted to have theck tick we agreed to go to support the current legislation only if we got the ability to appeal new environmental determinations of modificati

i want to mention it for folk who's might be heading to the sierra for the 4th of july, keep an eye onthe forecast. 54 in san francisco. mid 60s in fairfield and 70 in antioch. for the afternoon tomorrow 92 santa rosa. nice to warm in many locations in our inland communities, temperatures are beginning to pull back. 104 for antioch tomorrow so still a hot one today you were at 105. 90 degrees for san jose. along the coast it has been cool to mild for the last several days and we will see that again tomorrow. the noteable cool down will come friday and the weekend looking good at upper 80s for the inland and 70s around the bay. >> what i would give to be in santa cruz right now. >>> coming up, the latest on bart contract talks. we have seen negotiators from both sides return to the table. we will update the progress. >>> fans are arriving for a game tonight -- what fans are using instead of bart. >>> also ahead it is what is inside the camps, special delivery today for bay area children who are fighting for their lives. >>> closed captioning brought to you by lazy boy furniture gallery

southern sierra coming in 94 in yosemite. afternoon highs, running from the gambit from upper 50s to mid-80s around antioch. 70, the san mateo. 76, san jose. bring a jacket headed to at&t park. temperatures will be cool and breezy. low 60s and dropping to the 50s by later on in the evening. numbers coming up slightly tomorrow. monday lab warmer day as well as tuesday. highs in the 90s. 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it's a modest warmup because wednesday, thursday and friday we have cool and breezy winds at our coast. we'll let you know how warm it will be in your community at live doppler 7-hd. >> sinusitis affects one out of seven in the u.s. now a bay area company believes it has solution. carolyn johnson has the details. >> sherry and her partner love the outdoors but the scent of the pines have been interrupted by severe sinus infection. >> the antibiotics weren't getting to the infection. i was constantly sick. >> a specialist recommended surgery to open her sinuses, it's a common but uncomfortable procedure o

big time thunderstorms yesterday up in the sierra nevada.ough did not effect reno. 105 yesterday in reno for a record high. tahoe was 90 degrees. for us we have a lot of fog and low clouds. 3:s an the temps. or 50. some of that fog needs to come a little more inland. it did make it to the oakland berkeley hills. fresno had a low of 78 this morning. all time high minimum temperature. waco, texas was 58 this morning. the coldest july low ever. fog is around. maybe a few high mid level clouds. there is more fog coming up. big thunderstorms yesterday. a lot more in the way of low clouds and fog. clearlake blazing hot. i did bring some of the temps in. there was a little bit of a breeze by yesterday afternoon. vallejo cooled off a little bit. i think that trend will continue today for those around the bay. it's just well inland we will still be baking here. by the coast it could be down right cold and foggy for some. cooler for all as we head to the upcoming weekend. >>> 6:42. the bart strike causing all kinds of commute problems around the bay a

offshore ise1 where some of the numerous lightning strikes throughout the sierra and near fresno.ity in the southern fringes of the north bay.ok thiñjuráháhe nature of what we' continue to see for tnlight are these hit and miss areas oft(n& showers.e1 d dew points are also up. youc can seefá in this comfort scale,jf it ise1 considered humt reiss by these standards. and for bay area standards, for some of you, it feels very uncomfortable outside. let's get a live look outside at our sky camerafá network. not too much in the way of rainfall, but we're going to have to continue to keep our c we also have fog moving into san francisco. you have the humidity, the cloud cover up above and the clouds down below the surface. it's fogged in with showers ÷9%9northbound lanes.in the as you ltejz at our tuesday forecast it will stay cloudy not only tonight but through tomorrow in the morning. by 11:00 in the morning we keep the chance of thunderstorms in the forecast with temperatures &nlp by the bay.t( likely delays at sfo tomorrow with the low clouds. with flight issues in new york city, we

that sent that moisture into the cy sierra. the flow coming from the pacific ocean gets stronger. ocean temperature sitting under 58 degrees. we're going to see a significant cooltown. the latest information says some of you inland may not hit 80 degrees coming up by the top of next week. continues through the weekend. a lot of morning cloud and fog cover. most will be 3 to 9 months cooler. we're looking at 80 for redwood city. union city 74. pittsburgh tomorrow, 89. san ramon, 88 degrees. kentfield 76. cloudy, starts 64. 102 for lake fort. look at the cooldown. monday, the warmer 80s. but cooler is on the way. >> we will survive this. we'll make it through. >> thanks, paul. >>> archaeologists are digging into a san francisco construction site. after workers struck a piece of gold rush history. this 23-foot boat may have been used to bury cargo in the mid 1800s. now sits more than two blocks inland at fuel fulsom. >>> there's no way i'm dying this way. this is how i have to go? no way. i wasn't conting myself out. >> how a fisherman who fell lived to tell about it. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

kind of skirting the coast and in the sierra nevada possibility of thundershowers really developing.ast week this all started about six days ago. it will continue into the weekend for some well inland. this hot weather ended in june and the early part of july. things look cooler as we head into the 5th and the weekend. some of that cloud veis going parallel. part of the san mateo, marin and then sonoma coast to the mendocino coast where it turns inland. still some 80s and 90s. 60s, 70s. more coast and bay and then san jose and even 80. livermore is already 91. that walnut creek is at a higher location. 86. a little bit cooler for tomorrow. the days are so long, it doesn't take long. blistering heat in the desert, palm springs 107. 88 in reno. they were 105. you can see some of those showers are trying to develop right along the mendocino coast towards fort bragg and some more heading up in the central sierra. so any travel plans around mammoth, yosemite, keep an eye on things. these thunderstorms can really erupt. mostly sunny. a few high clouds. we have a little bit of a bigger fog

and why a young bear cub had to be rescued from a tree in the sierra.in us at 6:00. >> need an incentive to drop a few pounds? how about gold. the paidoff appears to be working in dubai. officials are offering a gram of gold, worth $45, for each kilogram of weight lost in a 30-day challenge. the minimum to cash in is two kilogram, 4.4 pounds and there's no element. that does it for us. thank you for joining us. world news is next. see you back at 6:00. >>> this is "world news." tonight -- the protests coast-to-coast, 100 rallies demanding justice for trayvon. jay z, beyonce among those joining trayvon's family. as a nation now reacts to the president who said it could have been me. >>> the family tragedy at the amusement park. the mother who falls to her death from a roller coaster, what a witness said the mother was concerned about before the ride took off. and tonight, here, what are the most dangerous rides in america. >>> extreme weather. finally the break in the heat wave, but it's now bringing a wave of severe storms with it. abc meteorologist gin

probably at the end -- probably at the end, away from the coast, tropical clouds are rumblings up in the sierra for vote it. 55 -- novato, 55 half-moon bay and 72 sacramento, almost 60 in lake tahoe and it is hot and it is blazing hot down there and in las vegas palm springs, if anybody is getting rain you can tweet me. but that's what is moving through. most of this is so dry at the lower levels, it is not reaching the ground here so we have humidity and there is a bigger fog bank, for some it will be in the 60s 70s and all the way to the 100s and it will feel like you are in bangkok. it will keep leak bangkok and end stand you can cool document earlier next week. >>> another jam packed commute, what some have done and why some companies are on board with that. >>> plus another strike in oakland. the impact they will have. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ . >>> good morning, a lot of tropical clouds, 60 to 100s, very muggy inland. >>> and on day two of the bart strike, we are live to lake merit in oakland where you can see bart

new thunderstorms bubbling up overnight, over the sierra.ook at what's going on right now from tahoe back now almost to sacramento. el dorado hills reporting a thunderstorms in the vicinity. this may be what gives us a chance for a thunderstorms overnight. if this can hold together as it moves from east to west we may see a few thunderstorms around here. your microclimate for tomorrow for san jose. another cloudy day. another humid day. lots of atmospheric moisture. you felt it today. very humid outside. cloudy all evening long. and this air will be over top of us. what does this mean for you? rain chance is elevated. we typically don't see any rainfall in july. once every three or four years we will get a rain event and this may be the one for us this year. the high pressure moving through california tomorrow and taking it into the showers and thunderstorms into the sierra. some of that may impact us. tomorrow is our small window of opportunity. because high pressure moves in after that. sunshine all day inland. so most of us are going to g

sierra lamar disappeared in march of last year. body has yet to be found. >>> this morning campbell police on the hunt for a hit-and-run driver who swerved right into a bike lane and plowed into a group of bike riders. this happened around 12:30 saturday morning near the campbell community center. "today in the bay's" christie smith live at police headquarters with how that driver made it very difficult for anyone to catch them. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. these cyclists say there was absolutely no warning at all. they were shocked. there was no honking. they had no time to get out of the way. they say they were riding down the street when all of a sudden this car swerved right into the bike lane and hit two of them. then they say the driver actually turned off the headlights and turned the corner to avoid getting caught. we spoke with one of those cyclists who showed us the injury that he suffered in all of this on his leg, says he was on his bike early saturday morning with five friends on west campbell avenue.

>> good afternoon, from the san francisco bay chapter of the sierra club and i wanted to again, express our support for lowering the not-to-exceed rate to 11.5 cents, i have a letter from community advocates, that states that we support this lower rate, and that it is reasonably affordable and competitive and i wanted to make sure that the general manager, kelley and commissioner courtney got a copy of these because i know that everybody else got a copy in the earlier meeting. >> mr. kelley was here earlier as well you just did not see him. >> right. >> mr. brooks, welcome. >> but before i can ask you a procedural question. we will be able to speak on the next item and the reason that i bring that up is that the commissioner... >> if there is a second to the next item. >> because commissioner courtney did not get to hear any of that. >> you can talk to him in private. >> since this is my only opportunity to speak, i will say, and i am sure that you have heard from many of us that the contrary to what the first speaker said, there have been no shanangans from the staff and they have done

if you get into areas over the sierra, dry lightning, a concern here. south of tahoe.his is the case today and 4th of july. if your plans theclude heading to the seair -- include heading to the sierra stay tuned. patchy fog along the coast line, high clouds in the forecast. for the afternoon 100 degrees for santa rosa. 104 concord. 104 livermore. mid-90s san jose. around the bay 70s to 80s. coast it will be cool to mind. upper 60s to 70s. extended forecast, no relegal for today, tomorrow, 4th of july, thursday -- no relief for today, tomorrow, 4th of july thursday. 60s at the coast. and then e weekend temperatures begin to fall off saturday and sunday look nicer. >>> still to come here the latest bay area counties to perform same-sex marriages and the bart strike and the commute home. >>> same-sex couple tied the not today. a line formed before 8:00 a.m. this morning. you will see them welcoming the couples. he is the first open laogai supervisor. the count -- open laogai supervisor. in san francisco hundreds of same-sex couples took their vow. 469 same sex wedding cer

. >>> a lot of thunderstorms yesterday up in the sierra. the fog bank is much, much bigger. june into july we've had about day six of hot temperatures. there will still be a little bit inland. but there is a bigger fog bank. everyone will begin to cool down. heat advisories or heat warnings have gone into thursday for some. again they are starting to push a little farther east. this is not for the coast. this is not around for the bay. which never got in on the warmup expect for last saturday. much bigger fog bank. it's lifting a little bit. it stale can't fly over the hills. 50s and 60s on the temps. unless you are out in the back. >>> a lot of fog is starting to ramp up here. the thunderstorms really just went crazy over reno and tahoe and truckee yesterday. things might pick up again if you're up in that direction. bigger fog bank. it will still be hot inland. it is showing signs of weakening on the western edge of it. 60s to 100s again. we will start tomorrow and it looks cooler for everyone. >> heart. firm for an nsa leaker. >>> and the bart strike has more and more peo

even a few showers possible in areas over the sierra. at this point, it doesn't look like the showers will come our way. we'll be watching that for you. could be a bit muggy again. today, mostly sunny skies away from the coastline and temperatures once again warmer than what we felt yesterday. 83 napa for the afternoon. 72 in berkeley. upper 60s in san francisco. low 70s oakland where is really is going to get toasty this afternoon. areas like antioch and brentwood, mid-90s. 82 for san jose, 85 for los gatos, santa cruz, mostly sunny skies and low 70s for you. the extended forecast here, so temperatures, again, dropping off as early as tomorrow, have put more clouds on the icon for you. a little cooler on thursday. bottoming out on thursday. as we get into the weekend, the temperatures rebound, upper 80s to low 90s in the forecast for our inland communities. 70s around the bay and mid-60s for the coast. >> sowned -- sounds good. >>> a large number of older gays in san francisco apparently are living in isolation. about 600 members of the

thunderstorm activity firing up over the sierra. all of that is moving off to the east and south. last hot day was yesterday. for most. unless you don't like anything over 75. friday and saturday we will see cooler temps. windy and cloudy. but it's breeze -- 3:s and 70s and 80s our. or the trend is to can can it >>> sales grew by 20%. giving $8.3 billion profit. that is up 47% from the same time last year. it was less than economists expected. samsung stock fell. analysts are questioning whether samsung can maintain the rapid growth. that helped push the markets lower by one-third percent. all the other major asian pacific markets finished the day with gains. the most european markets that have been trading up slightly said it would keep interest rates at record lows. it has been a holiday week for the markets. they were closed yesterday. here's how it looked after a short day on wednesday. dow up 56 points. nasdaq ten. things are look higher ahead of the june nonfarm payrolls report. very important data that is coming out a little later this morning. we'll keep an eye on that. >>

if you are going to the sierra the possibility of thunderstorms up and down the sierra.he sierra, along the mountain tops, that's a plan for it. this is the system here that it'll continue the on shore breeze. the cooler air and the temperatures below average for this time of year. tomorrow we will be cooler than what we get for today. also want to pull a little farther west. test on the tropical storm, the winds 65 miles an hour. it's macing tracks toward the hawaii islands and monday night into tuesday it'll weaken but take a look, it crosses over the islands at about the 40 miles an hour. when it does so it'll be just a very weak storm, maybe depression if you but if you are planning to head in it direction that's something to plan for as well. afternoon highs at home under mostly sunny skies, 74 san rafael. low 60s in san francisco. mid to upper 80s for the inland east bay, livermore, into the -- if you are checking in about 78, today a few degrees cooler than yesterday. tomorrow a few degrees cooler than today. the coolest will be monday. little change on tuesday. a

we're watching this, because the crest of the sierra seeing thunder today. some of this moisture in southern california is going to be closer to the central coast, the easterly wave moves from east to west across baja california. this will toss high level clouds our way early next week. it's possible perhaps by early monday we'll see scattered showers. tonight low clouds moving inland, could have drizzle with some of the low clouds setting tomorrow morning. just like we saw today, mostly sunny skies inland. 80s to 90s in the east bay valleys. tonight lows mostly in the 50s, near 60 in freemont. 60s in the higher hills overnight. low to mid-70s around santa cruz for the afternoon. mid to upper 80s around parts of the trivalley. the winds should stay out of the south to keep temperatures cool there. near 70 in oakland. partly cloudy skies, not just watching the marine layer and the low clouds, the mid level moisture which may try to kick off an isolated shower, maybe on monday to tuesday. so stay tuned, inland temperatures will cool off a bit as more clouds st

most of the cloud cover is pushing well off the sierra nevada as well. pretty good cues and buildups over the weekend. today a drier pattern for the entire state. a lot of 70s. fairfield 78. santa rosa 71-degrees. 76 san jose. 74 mountain view. and pleasanton 78. tough on the coast. even santa cruz stuck at 67. not much change. if we don't bottom out today or tomorrow that looks like a slight warmup. >>> coming up it is a big day for san francisco giants fans as they prepare to meet president obama and be recognized for their work on and off the field. >>> tom cruise and his son spend the day in the bay with the team of new zealand. >>> welcome back time now is 4:42. for the first time in five years peace talks between israel and palestine are expected to continue today. secretary of state john kerry is being created with bringing both sides together. the last hurdle was cleared when israel agreed to release more than 100,000 palestinian prisoners. both israel and palestine are sending negotiating teams to washington, d.c. to determine how to move forwar