the other is located in the solano counties. >> it is a 447 a. of marshland and grassy hillsides. >> this city will have to pay the state for services like trash pickup in keeping the water on. the city would use their own workers for seasonal maintenance can rely heavily on volunteers. >> it is over 77,000 a year and costs. that costs us of money. like many cities in the state we do not have two nickels to rub together. we can figure out ways to do that. >> they're hoping that once a deal is in place donors will step forward to help recover some of the money needed. as [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week, the farm comes to you. fresh sweet corn is an amazing 6 for a buck. arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. and honey bunches of oats just $1.88 a box. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the p

it was a good year for solano county, solano county was named the best of show in this year's county'spetition which is a fierce competition. so go go solano. >> all right, time for us to check on our weather here. you mentioned the weather there for the state fair, but it wasn't too bad today. i mean the fog did kind of stick around for most of the day. >> yeah, kind of right in the middle. we had cool temperatures, hot temperatures and i guess nice. nothing too extreme there. things will be changing as we head into your monday. right now the match you can't see on our live storm tracker 2. we have fog developing and the fog cleared across most of the bay area expect near parts of the shoreline right around the san mateo coastline. as we deploy our buoys, you can pick offshore. winds gusting to 25 miles per hour. that is the on shore direction and so with that we'll see fog continue to develop near the coast and the bay for the over nigh hours. temperatures for today they ranged near 60 coast side. not too much change there. inland spots upper 80s to 90 degrees out toward fairfield, a

the other is located in solano county.hat is where maureen kelly went to find outlets local officials are doing to keep the park open to the public. >> it is 447 a. of marshland and grassy hillside overlooking the carquinez strait. unless the city of the nation can make a deal with this state, the gates will be locked up seven days a week instead of just monday and tuesday. it is still unclear just how long the new found funds the city would use their own workers for seasonal maintenance and rely heavily on volunteers. >> it is over 77 is thousand dollars a year in cost. this is a city that like many cities in the state do not have to nickels to rub between their fingers. we can figure out ways to do that. >> they're hoping that once a deal with the state is and please donors will save four or to help recover some of the money needed to keep the park. >> you do not cause a jewel in the back of your closet. you keep it in a safe place. you make sure it is protected for. >> to a developing story in the east bay, traffic is a

team out here, again as well as solano county sheriffs and other police agencies. we see them up and down cambridge, the street we're on now and they are spread throughout the city, along 780, right off of the columbus parkway exit. right now back out here live at the scene, solano county sheriff's offices and benicia police are telling people who live in this apartment complex, if they have somewhere else to go, to go there. they are telling people it's not really safe to stay there, because again, they believe that the gunman could be very close to here hiding out that is the latest reporting live from benicia, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> if janine has any more new information before the end of the newscast we'll pass it along. >>> a monia leak brought an ammonia leak brought out the hazmat team. a leaky gasket released 500 pounds of amoanism two people were treated for eye and throat irritation. bakery was honored bit obama in april for its sustainable business practices. >>> a san bruno couple is still hospitalized tonight after yesterday's fire

traffic is backed up on both the solano county and contra costa county sides of the bridge no word on when the bridge may re-open. >> alan: federal food safety officials are recalling nearly 348,000-pounds of various frozen meat and poultry products, products made be new jersey vased company. it may be contaminated with list year ya. most of the products are meat patties and meat balz. they were sold in 10-30-pound cases and have the establishment number p954. safety testing discovered the bacteria and no illnesses have been reported. we have a link with more information on our web site. look under "see it on tv". >> ama: tech security experts recommend we check cower -- computer thursday weekend to make sure it's nonfin eblgdded with a virus. hackers were arrested by the fbi which set up a treasure system to make sure victims had access but the system ends on monday. to check if your computer is infected go to abc7news.com and click on "see it on tv". >> alan: check this out for the new alarm clock app from abc-7 and you can download it your iphone. when the alarm goes off you can he

you could see the southwest winds reaching into solano county.the onshore winds are starting to make a difference in the temperatures. but boy, the radar is lining up here to the east. dozens of lightning strikes per hour now. and hail showing up and down along the foothills. and a lot of folks doing camping, could see localized flash flooding. but some of the stronger storms, the good news where the bay area is concerned. the moisture, going south to north, staying east of us. that should be the case tonight. a rogue pop-up shower there to the east side of mt. hamilton. we do think most of the moisture will stay off to the east tonight. around the bay area, the temperatures, you will see a little red here. a slight chance of 90s. tomorrow, the warmest day. you will see here in the forecast, cooling off tuesday, cooling off a lot more. middle part of the week. tough to see low 80s, inland, after the hot weekend out by livermore. comfortable, cool, air quality, temperatures looking good heading towards the weekend. and now technically, london time

in solano county, it broke out northwest of vacaville at two 25 this afternoon. it took crews a little more than an hour to bring under control no injuries reported it came close to homes but none burned. the world's largest aids conference opened in washington d.c. a lot has happened since the 20 years the conference last met in the united states anti- aids drugs have been developed that give patients a nearly normal life expectancy is turning the tide on hiv it is trying to stop the spread by using in treatment as prevention. at penn state university a symbol of pride removed it is only the beginning of what promises to be a difficult week on campus. >>> the dismantling of an icon the 7 ft. tall statue of joe paterno that stood outside the stadium covered with the tar before workers used a forklift to remove from foundation and put in storage. >>> this is a tragic as this the >>> i see there's a lot of problems >>> on monday morning the hammer comes down on the university as the ncaa could be unprecedented penalties >>> what is of the table is the so-called " d

. >> we are also following developing news out of solano county where a robbery suspect has crashed his car on the interstate. >> the chase begin around 9:30 on highway 37 west of vallejo. they say he left the highway and continued on city streets in vallejo. car returned on i-80 heading westbound. >> no word if the suspect is in custody and we are waiting for an update. >> and delays at san francisco airport because of the dense fog in the bay area. here is what it looked like in san francisco about an hour ago. look at that. sutro tower shrouded in fog. it's delayed flights for thousands of passengers. amy hollyfield is live with the latest. >>> fog here usually burns off between 9:00 and 10:00. the sun is starting to peek out a little bit. it's still agree here and the flights are still delayed. >> fog in july isn't usually news in san francisco, but this thick patch is making headlines and creating headaches. >> it is unusual for july to have it this heavy and severe fog lingering so long. what is happening the shorter haul flights up and down the west coast they are most impacted.

. >> we are also following developing news out of solano county where a robbery suspect has crashed his car on the interstate. >> the chase begin around 9:30 on highway 37 west of vallejo. they say he left the highway and continued on city streets in vallejo. car returned on i-80 heading westbound. >> no word if the suspect is in custody and we are waiting for an update. >> and delays at san francisco airport because of the dense fog in the bay area. here is what it looked like in san francisco about an hour ago. look at that. sutro tower shrouded in fog. it's delayed flights for thousands of passengers. amy hollyfield is live with the latest. >>> fog here usually burns off between 9:00 and 10:00. the sun is starting to peek out a little bit. it's still agree here and the flights are still delayed. >> fog in july isn't usually news in san francisco, but this thick patch is making headlines and creating headaches. >> it is unusual for july to have it this heavy and severe fog lingering so long. what is happening the shorter haul flights up and down the west coast they are most impacted.

sheriff deputies started at the case in solano county after the first call of an armed robbery this morning. then vallejo city officers joined. in the suspect crashed the jeep cherokee he was driving. then hopped out and tried to steep -- escape on foot. >> when they had people in place they brought in two officers, came in that i noticed, from the offices side of the street, and there are two other officers over here on the side, and they came in through our backyard. there were several shots fired. >> reporter: this is an incident that started at a convenience store this morning. police are not giving many details as to exactly what happened there, but they did say that the suspect pointed a gun at the person at the convenience store, and that is what triggered the entire chase. we also are being told that the jeep cherokee that was crashed in this area, was stolen earlier as well. so, there's actually stale whole lot of details police are working out. we are told there are two police officers who are now on administrative leave, which is standard procedure when there is an officer-involv

crews from marin and solano counties are on the fire lines right now but progress is slow. 200 acres have burned and 150 homes are in danger. 300 residents have been told to leave their homes. right now fire officials have no idea when they already able to return home. >> we want to make sure we can tell you in the next couple days everything is fine in your home and you can return. but i'm telling you because it's so fast moving, i don't know when i can make that promise today. >> right now the fire is 10% contained. >> in los angeles a clash between protestors ended with 20 arrests and four officers hurt. 200 protestors showed up at the downtown artwork and begin using chalk to write on sidewalks and buildings. hundreds of police stepped in and conflict escalated. a few protestors hit officers with glass bottles. some protestors were hurt. they used beanbag rounds and non-lethal force to disperse the crowd. >> presidential contender mitt romney has narrowed his choice for a running mate and he will announce his decision in next few weeks. former secretary of state condoleeza rice i

. >>> our frances will of course how to maybe get around that >>> this morning solano county fire crews are keeping a close watch on a 75 acre wildfire near vacaville first reported 2:30 yesterday afternoon. investigators say it appears to be accidental, but think haven't determined the cause. sky 7 hd was overhead as firefighters hustled to prevent the flames from reaching homes. 150 firefighters were called in. early on the flames raced up a hill towards this home where a nanny was taking care of a 1-year-old. >> i happened to walk out the backdoor and saw the flames and just went back in, grabbed the baby called 911 and left. >> helicopters made two dozen water drops. crews worked in 100° heat, very little wind, it took over an hour to get the fire under control. >>> update to a story we brought you at 11 last night. san jose apartment fire that left dozens looking for a new place to stay. it started after 9:00 last night. officials tell us flames were confined to one apartment on camden drive. two people were injured, one burned the other with smoke inhalation. the fire was in one u

but outside right now interesting temperatures out in the east bay out in solano counties. cool temperature forecast here for the inner bay and coast as the low clouds and sea breeze cooling things off. but the inland heat is trapped out there in the central valley. a mild night around the east bay and inland valleys. the foreca tomorrow you're going to have a lot of fog and low clouds on the coast. some low clouds locally inland. and for the coast and inner bay you might notice a slight temperature drop. the marine layer will pick up. but the real heat arrives come tuesday as high pressure starts to build in. the temperatures climb up and perhaps some of the moisture out of the desert southwest spilling out to the sierra and on the coastal range later on in the week. the main story is the marine layer and the low clouds keeping the temperatures in the inner bay. and to the coast comfortable. patchy low clouds in oakland and during the day the low clouds right on the coast. a few sunny breaks down to santa cruz. but tomorrow night the clouds come back in. as long as the clo

crews from marin and solano counties are on the fire lines right now but progress is slow. 200 aes haveurned and 150 homes are in danger. 300 residents have been told to leave their homes. right now fire officials have no idea when they already able to return home. >> we want to make sure we can tell you in the next couple days everything is fine in your home and you can return. but i'm telling you because it's so fast moving, i don't know when i can make that promise today. >> right now the fire is 10% contained. >> in los angeles a clash between protestors ended with 20 arrests and four officers hurt. 200 protestors showed up at the downtown artwork and begin using chalk to write on sidewalks and buildings. hundreds of police stepped in and conflict escalated. a few protestors hit officers with glass bottles. some protestors were hurt. they used beanbag rounds and non-lethal force to disperse the crowd. >> presidential contender mitt romney has narrowed his choice for a running mate and he will announce his decision in next few weeks. former secretary of state condoleeza rice is now t

. >>> one mosquito sample in solano county was found to carry the virus. >>> this weekend it's time for a little salsa on the streets of the fillmore district. the 2012 salsa festival kicks off. different venues will offer more music, dancing even free lessons. >> you get up on the energy of the people dancing. it's such a fun fun fun event, people are happy, people are having a great time. >> the festival takes place on fillmore. it lasts until 1:30 a.m. on both nights. >>> insignificantly cooler today you definitely noticed it. we talked about it last night that there would be major cooling today. as much as 20 to 25 degrees cooler in some places. you can see what's happening out there right now. look at all that fog it's shooting up during the day. what does that mean? basically every county will have some low cloud and fog. we start a little cool like today, warmer than today but still below average. way lower than they were yesterday and significantly lower than the day before that. forecast lightnings lightning -- forecast highs will be warmer than they were today. cool at the coa

solano county home values down more than 3%. >> the taxes are going to probably creep up too. want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> temperatures are down today which is good news for the hot folks, the inland folks. i'm talking about livermore, concord, pleasanton. i could go on all day. we're looking pretty good. the good news is we're going to continue this throughout the remainder of the work week. if you like it hot, we're going to bring those temperatures right back in as we head into the weekend so up and down swings continue. no consistency but hey, keeps my job more interesting. we're in the upper 50s this morning throughout the east bay, 57 degrees in concord, fairfield, 56 oakland. 56 degrees this morning here in san jose. so, the next 48 hours high pressure takes a hike to the south. cool air moves in. an area of low pressure is moving in so for us today we're talking about slight cooling, 3 to 5 degrees, then the low 80s. low seasonal averages through wednesday. so much cooler than average weather continues. the summer has been cooler th

12, authorized the general manager to negotiate and execute a memorandum of understanding with solano county water agency for the administration and disbursement of state grant funds of up to $863,000 to be used for sfpuc high-efficiency toilet incentive programs. >> this is money from the same grant for our conservation program. a routine part of our program. commissioner moran: we like that. commission? public comment? a motion. moved and seconded. all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. item 13. >> item 13, informational hearing and possible adoption of an sfpuc technology policy. >> good afternoon again. i have before you today a technology policy that we have reviewed with the general manager's office and other staff of the puc. earlier this year as part of budget deliberations, you went through extensive review the various policies that you have adopted as a commission. those were rate policy, budget policy, debt policy, reserve's policy, community benefit policy, environmental justice policy. at that time, the idea of a technology policy was also brought up as a possible date

. >> ama: tonight, a horrific collision in northern solano county has left at least two people dead.the accident happened at 23:40 this afternoon in >> ama: officers claim a car failed to stop at a stop sign. the car collided with a chevrolet in the intersection. the chrysler rolled over into a ditch. the map has been airlifted to the hospital. the two people in the chevy suffered minor injuries. >> alan: b.a.r.t. passengers were stranded between stations after police chased a man who jumped on the tracks in oakland. at noon a passenger reported seeing man on the tracks at the west o

it's burning near colfax and teams from marin and solano counties are among about 1400 battled so called robber's fire. they're trying to prevent this 1200 acre blaze from crossing canyon that's separates it from colfax. 300 residents along with many frightened horses and pets have been evacuated. and of this is only about 10% contained. >> tough to fight. and there is weather that is a key factor. it has been fooling down. >> and continues to do so. and there are winds picking up. and there is going to continue cooling. there is a live view from our camera. western sky skpsz lots of dark clouds around. there is a bright opening there. there is a live doppler 7 hd. another view of the cloud cover pushing beyond the coast across the bay and locally, inland continuing during evening hours and that is beginning of a cooling trend going to last quite a while. there are temperatures 56 degrees in san francisco. 80s in antioch. 24 hour temperature change is rather dramatic. it's 25 degrees cooler now than it was at this hour last night there is winds gusting up to 30 miles per hour at sfo. and

. >>> following breaking news there is a severe traffic alert for highway 12 on the napa-solano countyarder. there is a truck blocking traffic in both directions and there is no estimated time for reopening. >> and there is a morgan hill woman's efforts on a local dog treat. she says her dog died after eating chicken jerky treats made in china she's started a petition asking the fda to ban mileo's chicken treats. 100 people signed it in less than 24 hours. >> i want people to not buy this product until it's proven safe. i want a voluntary recall to pull these off the shelf autos dell monty owns mileo's kitchen dog treats. chambers said the treats sickened two more of her dogs. dell monty says there have been a number of tests and performed no connection and. >> and and there is a you tube sensation starts on -- shot on the streets of san francisco. take a look. there is a rally car doing what some drivers only dream of, receiving five million hits in just 24 hours. the team shot that paid $1200 for permits, $50,000 for over time that. did leave skid marks all over the city. >> there is

robbery suspect trying to avoid police in solano county crashed his car on the interstate today. there is westbound i 80 where this appears the car slammed into the center divide. it began on highway 37, officers say the robber continued on city streets and the car then hopped on i 80 heading west. >> a second person has died from injuries suffered in a house fire last friday in san bruno. the coroner says the 62-year-old died sunday from smoke inhalation. her 2-year-old grandson died in that fire as well. investigators believe candles from a religious altar may have started this fire. the grandfather remains in the hospital. >> the hindu family has a prayer altar in the hallway. >> san francisco police are looking for help trying to find a murder suspect. police released this sketch of a suspect in the execution-style shooting of a 26-year-old june 28th. investigators say the suspect is five seven to six feet tall, and last seen in a pontiac grand am. and you can find the number on our web site. >> and there is some unusual summer wernl, take a look. there is a live picture from

he was arraigned yesterday in solano county court. they claim that he committed a lewd act on them when there were as young as 13 years old as far back as 1994. the district attorney says that the bail was set so high because he tried to dissuade one of the victims from talking. he did not enter a plea at the arraignment but he received a stay away order his preliminary hearing is set for august. >> mark: we have a quick break. let us take a look at the fog. it looks like temperatures may warm-up a few degrees today. >> mark: the dow was up 16 points. we have the opening bell coming up. now we have worsened news coming out of europe. they have a 11.1 percent unemployment that means one is 17 and half million people are unemployed is the worst unemployment since its inception back in 1999. new information shows that the unemployment rate increase was over 50 percent. >> darya: we will be back with more in just a couple minutes, but just take a look outside at san jose. 101 looks like they have very light traffic and a lot of sunshine.

. >> in solano county the cause of a grass fire is under investigation. plumes of smoke could be seen from the highway. a combination of dry gast and gusty winds meat it challenging for firefighters. a helicopter making water drops helped put it out. investigators say the grass fire charred four or five acres. nobody was hurt. >>> just ahead, the desperate search for a man who may have fall spoon the bay. >> alan: get rid of your wallet for good. phones could soon replace more than your credit cards. >> the lengths some moms are going through to protect their family from the growing violence. >> leigh: boy, some very dense fog being reported now in the golden gate bridge. mist and drizzle as well. all of that is going to move over the bay overnight tonight. how about the sunday >> alan: water service is back nobody oakland after two water main breaks on the same street. east bay mud crews ticketed the first break this morning but when the water was turned back on, another section of the water main cracked open. east bay mud says some of the clay pipes are

. >> in solano county the cause of a grass fire is under investigation. plumes of smoke could be seen from the highway. a combination of dry gast and gusty winds meat it challenging for firefighters. a helicopter making water drops helped put it out. investigators say the grass fire charred four or five acres. nobody was hurt. >>> just ahead, the desperate search for a man who may have fall spoon the bay. >> alan: get rid of your wallet for good. phones could soon replace more than your credit cards. >> the lengths some moms are going through to protect their family from the growing violence. >> leigh: boy, some very dense fog being reported now in the golden gate bridge. mist and drizzle as well. all of that is going to move thew about the sunday tonight. >> alan: water service is back nobody oakland after two water main breaks on the same street. east bay mud crews ticketed the first break this morning but when the water was turned back on, another section of the water maind open. east bay mud says some of the clay pipes are over 100 years old. service

traveling across the bay area bridges, up in solano county and contra costa county.p to 25 miles per hour which, by the way, good news. cooler temperatures, air quality fine. the wind helping to stir up the air, push some of it toward sacramento. so that is good news heading into the weekend. if you head up to lake tahoe or southern california we have monsoon moisture tossing scattered showers to kick off the weekend. the bay area, the big story the strong sea breeze. temperatures into tomorrow mild, lots of 70s and low 80s. by the time we finish off the weekend like today, low 80s, warmer into morgan hill and areas further inland like pleasanton. the warmer temperatures the further inland. 65 in san francisco. 70s around the north bay, the south winds pick up. air quality looks good. temperatures also look pretty good. it's the free ocean air conditioning. a little too much for the coast, we'll have fog and misty skies at time. which could impact the morning commute. temperaturewise looking pretty good. >> definitely feels better. we'll watch. that might be changing

. >>> the food bank of contra costa and solano counties was the setting for the latest listens meetingchance for viewers to talk with us about what is on their minds. eric thomas hosting the discussion last night. abc7 news manage we are president and general manager burden phone attending dozens of community agencies turned -- turned out. some of the biggest issues, lack of funding caused by cuts at state and federal level. we heard about non-profits and the good work they are doing, including work with local food banks, youth, homeless and struggling s. >> i was over 50, lost my -- lost my job, i found opportunity junction which is a non-profit in antioch and i learned computer skills. >> thank you for that if your group would like to team up to host our next meet going to abc7news.com/community click on abc7 listens meetings. abc7 news will cover the issues and topics raised at last night's meetings. eric isn't here this morning, he's got jury duty. >>> 6:53. here are five things to know before you go. number one, the wife of suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi will continue her testim

and after the questioning there he will be transported again and theism to solano county jail.co ktvu channel 2 news. >>> oakland police are investigating two separate shootings that injured two men. the first happened around 12:30 this morning. police say the victim was also involved in a car crash before or just after the shooting. about an hour later police were called to 98th avenue one man was shot there and transported to the hospital in serious condition. no arrests have been made in either shooting. >>> a police canine chased down a man in connection to a murder. union city police pulled over a vehicle that that belonged to a man wanted in connection to a shooting. police have not revealed which homicide is connected to this case. >>> traffic is back to normal on the bay bridge. we want to give you a live look at the span pretty foggy there. you can see with the new bridge there just beyond traffic is moving pretty well with no problems reported. however it was very different last night when the truck spilled piles of asphalt on the upper deck of the dredge. highway pat

solano county ranks no. 2 with 12% growth. this realtor is not shocked by the numbers. >> contra costa county was hit particularly hard so the fact that they have bounced back more so than other areas does not surprise me. they had some gaining to do. >> she says it is common that sellers will get offers above their listing price but working with buyers is a whole new game. >> we have had to do strategic, we're doing things like issuing a relative been saying that whichever buyer goes to this price, we'll top by 5000 hours to try and be competitive. >> buyers are competing with investors for low range homes. >> and higher and there is such little inventory that house comes on the market for $650,000.17 people have been waiting to get that courthouse in the right school district, and it will all go for it. >> the rising cost is helping fuel this upturn. >> if you lose your home and what is the alternative? you'll have to go and rent. so as rent becomes more and more expensive, home ownership becomes more and more affordable. >>

afternoon. 80s, low 90s around the south bay, 92 around morgan hill, 92 in pleasanton, and up to solano county around santa rosa, 65 san francisco. so still cool there. but everything starts to change as we get to tuesday, and wednesday. that is when we'll see the numbers climbing up. upper 90s, near 100, especially come wednesday, thursday, some inner bay and coastal cooling. and then sea breeze comes back, looks like next weekend, things will be better after a mini heat wave getting started this tuesday. back to you. >>> alright, thank you rob, and let's talk to henry at comcast sports net. tough night for the giants? >> reporter: absolutely diane, in fact, a first half season to forgot for tim lincecum. but the two-time cy young winner may have reached rock bottom. all the information and highlights, next in sports ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what yo

we've got the onshore winds reaching solano county, but it looks like we'll see one more relatively hot inland. mid to upper 90s. then temperatures start to come down as we go through the first half of the work week. satellite radar view shows you we don't have thunderstorms in sierra or reno but that's a possibility this afternoon as monsoon moisture heads up to the high country. around the bay area one change we'll see is more low clouds hugging the coastline today. and keeping the cooling air right around the bay and on the coast. yesterday we had lots of upper 90s and near 100-degree temperatures. today the focus will be more into the east bay. once again, areas south of san jose we'll see one more pretty hot afternoon around the bay area today. patchy low clouds through oakland, golden gate, toward santa cruz. significant cooling for the coast into the inner bay. earlier start to the sea breeze. the air conditioning is slowly turning on, but probably not quickly enough to prevent temperatures from soaring into the mid and upper 90s again south of san jose. upper 80s, close to 90 in

. >>> for those of you commuting from solano county frances just got better news, that in a minute. the lower deck of the bay bridge still bad. >>> right now a look at the forecast. >> not so bad there >>> no worries here as far as wet weather causing traffic problems, doppler showing clear sky as far as precipitation goes. cloud cover through the morning 50s, off to a mild start. today cooler than yesterday because of the stronger sea breeze. by noon around 70 inland upper 60s around the bay, mid 50s at the coast stuck in the 50s all day at the coast top out around 4:00 upper 60s around the bay, mid 70s inland then sharply drop during the afternoon hours once we start to lose sun angle mid to upper 60s inland by 7:00 low 60s around the bay mid 50s at the coast. pollen hasn't changed much over the last couple of days we are stuck in the same air mass high amounts of tree, ragweed very high grass and moderate amounts of mold. the weekend, friday two to four degree warming trend same saturday couple more degrees sunday going to feel like summer with 90s inland 80 around the bay, to th

especially through the solano county. mist along the coast. the wind is good news, we don't have a spare the air day so air quality is back around the bay area. if you're looking for sunshine you may be disappointed on the coast and probably again tomorrow. watch the futurecast toward the evening the fog is spilling back in around 8:00. so the temperatures through the day it's jacket weather. still 70s and 80s, hottest temperatures of the day around 3:00 should see low 80s, then cooling as we head to the evening as more fog and mist move back toward san francisco. >> we're looking to the peninsula south of san francisco. southbound 101, reports of sheetrock in a couple of lanes around sierra point parkway. i'm going to warn you about that and potential traffic break. we don't see slowing. all smooth for 101 and 280. couldn't see the golden gate bridge from the last shot so there it is, a smoother drive across there as well as the bay bridge. a look at the north bay, san rafael, some sun peeking through. you're close to the submit. the metering

. >> the sudden death of a solano county jail mate is under investigation. 35-year-old david ma,itt wasassis. when he came effect are -- when he came back he said cen eb. >> a cause of debt has none determined. >>> and funeral amangement also made for 27-year-old from benicia who die the while mountain climbing. who died while mountain climbing. he was just about to come down. >> reporter: we're live in pleasant hill where we're learning how and where an apartment fire started. and hot, hearty sub. avorited like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh. >>> :45. let's bring you up to date on tom of the top stories -- two more survivors of the colorado shooting spree are now recovering at home. they were released from hospital. >>> an 8-year-old san jose boy is in intensive care at lucile packard children's hospital after he almost drowned yesterday in a pool. a family friend says it happened after he was molding his breath too long while playing a game with miss friends. his condition is listed as serious. tw

solano, contra costa county, they jump out the most. it's been 15, 12, now 13. so it's kind of holding in there. anything less than 10. 50s to near 60 degrees. the lows have been cool. no doubt about it. a lot of tropical moisture, very, very close. the high continues to coast. high pressure is kind of nosing back to the west. but again, that just squashes the fog. there's no northeast wind or anything. so the fog is still there. inland temperatures will warm up. but 60s to 90s or even 100. warm to hot away by the coast. it won't take long. 60s and 90s. there will an big spread on some of these temperatures. 95 clearlake. 82 novato. done cord -- concord is in there. alameda, 68. hayward, 75. relit biggest jump around san jose, 82. -- really the biggest jump around san jose, 82. 78 menlo park. senate, 77. low 60s on parts of the coast. there is a lot of fog out there. not much change. tuesday might be a push. it does look like a cooler pattern comes right back for the weekend. >>> there is a wedding cake right at the center of a controversy. the baker who is now