. >>> steve paulson has the bay area forecast just ahead. >>> also -- >> reporter: and the first first smart parking meters are installed. >>> according to police, it started with an argument. one guy got stabbed three times. people in the group fled. officers are trying to identify them through muni surveillance videos. >>> high-tech parking meters are debuting today in parts of san francisco. they not only charge more, depending upon space availability but they can also help you find an open parking spot. ktvu's kraig debro joins us with more. >> reporter: time something everyone. it just so happens a city worker right now is initializing one of these meters. when all three phases of this project is complete, 51% of the city will have these meters. >> i think it makes sense. i just live like a block away. >> i think it's pretty good. the only thing is, you know, worrying about personal information getting out. >> reporter: what sounds good in theory is about to be put in practice. the two-year pilot program is called sf park. this year crews began removing the heads off existing mete

meteorologist steve paulson has the forecast. also thousands of secret files about the war in afghanistan are leaked and published on line. details on the documents and their impact coming up. >>> an elderly pedestrian was injured by a cab this morning at a busy san francisco intersection. it is not clear if the victim was walking inside a crosswalk. that intersection is known for its fast moving traffic. the accident happened shortly after 8:00 a.m. the man's injuries did not appear to be life-threatening. >>> an injured cable car operator was also taken away on a stretcher. he apparently hurt his back. they need to pull on hefty levers to get those cars to turn around and it is possible that could have caused the injury to his back. >>> the state health department reports that a south san francisco company has recalled a number of its products after some were found to be contaminated with dangerous bacteria. the foods come from rackel brand and include salads, wraps and sandwiches. health foirlgs say the bacteria can be especia

steve paulson. >>> i can tweet you? >> yes, you can. >> thank you, sir. good morning, more low clouds and fog. it looks like it will burn off sooner. it's still a morning where the clouds are pushing in. we will go upper 70s to low 80s, inland. 60s on the coast. water temperatures north of the golden gate have cooled off a little bit. it looks like the wind is going to turn more northwest, that gives us the up dwelling and that may cool down the coast. there won't be a quiz. san jose is 78. oakland, berkeley in there as well. i san sacramento is your forecast area, not me, just kidding, i do my best for you. too much fog and inland areas will continue to just see slight warming, not a lot as this system moves in, this is going to be a cool pattern. it really decided to move in on monday and tuesday, this whole system should lift out starting after today and tomorrow, we'll see a little bit warmer weather. still, though, cool to warm depending on where you are. low 80s, now, fairfield. not as windy out there as well. fog, sun, warmer friday and saturday. h

steve paulson has the forecast. >>> 0!ockÑ?çóxo?Ñ=çñÑñçvxqx?ñññ?ws are busy repairing two water main breaks today. the first one ruptured this morning at buckled the street and flooded nearby yards. crews should have the pipes fixed in another couple of hours and service restored to the customers. they are still looking into why the pipes broke. >>> in the face of a shrinking work force, chief bass met to talk about what he is doing after laying off the officers. he is ramping up a plan where officers and the community work together. >> what this data tells me is that when i came here that we had 803 officers budgeted in the police department. minimally, we need 925 officers in the city of oakland. >> that's about 200 more officers than he has in his ranks. he said he has moved many of the officers to the peaks of the night. >>> an autopsy scheduled for today could determine exactly how a 6-year-old boy drowned in a crowded pool in the east bay. there were dozens of parents and children in and around the pool at the time. there were three life guar

. >> sorry about that. [ laughter ] >> the bay area weather with steve paulson. >>> low clouds, fog, and, i mean, you can durablely tell, low clouds and fog will continue to push in. that means we can't really warm up that much. there's a wind at 38 miles per hour. i didn't change anything. the sonoma county fair, this will be the forecasted high for closer to town, or by the fairgrounds. 72 yesterday, we'll go 74 today. the city, 65 yesterday, i went 62 today, why? because their low is 52. yesterday, their low was 56. that's a big difference, so that's why i cooled it off a little bit. no change in oakland, they seem to be stuck, that's downtown. san jose 75, we'll go 76. i saw some eat bay locations cooler. there's some warm air aloft. gilroy, 51. pleasantonon-crocket 54. there's a delta breeze. the sea breeze is trying to kick up its heels and a pretty good little system there for this time of the year. that has to move inland. that's going to usher in some cooler air aloft so i'm looking at slightly cooler temperatures in the next day or two. today, almost a carbon yesterday. coo

steve paulson. >> sal, did you go to the game yesterday?s working yesterday. >> numerous reports of drizzle. keep that in mind. unland fog burns off. temperatures come up. fog, drizzle, then sunny. temperatures today will be warmer than yesterday. santa rosa -- [ inaudible ] >> -- 80 yesterday. we will go 77 in downtown santa rosa today. three better than the city after yesterday's cool 61. walnut creek from 82. we will go 84 downtown oakland 70. 77 san jose. 50s to 58. hot in las vegas. 91. on the coast cool -- [ inaudible ] >> -- 90s. tahoe is in at the 40s. it has been warmer than we have for our afternoon highs. a breeze is still there. high pressure still negates it inland. on the coast fog and low clouds -- [ inaudible ] >> -- too hot. [ inaudible ] >> -- bay, breezy, then patchy thick fog on the coast. so fog, drizzle gives way to sunny and warm. a foggy morning for some, though. 60s, 70s, then some mid-80s to upper 80s, 90s up in lake county. if you are heading over to santa cruz you have that friday -- [ inaudible ] >> -- 65 to 75

let's start with the weather and steve paulson. >> all right. hello pamela and dave. good morning. another overcast morning, mist out there. a cool day. only sfo -- [ inaudible ] >> -- one degree above. everyone else was way be low. santa rosa yesterday 65. that is about 20 degrees be low average and livermore is also way below. no change today. another cool day for inland areas with upper 60s and low to mid 50s and upper 70s even well inland. now here is sal. >> steve, right now northbound 880 is moving along well. also their morning's drive is okay at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is still light. 6:01. back to the desk. >> the oakland city council and the police officers union have agreed to let oakland voters decide if 80 recently laidoff police officers should get their jobs back. at a meeting last night the union agreed to contribute 9% of their pay toward their pension fund. in exchange the city council would guarantee no more police layoffs for three years but that is only if oakland voters pass a $360 a year parcel tax in november. >> that is going to be a very hard tax to

steve paulson. >> so i have multiple ways to get in touch with you, sal. >> steve, you can just walknto the next room. >> that is true. thank you, sal. [ inaudible ] [overlapping speakers] [ inaudible ] >> -- flow, if you will, that will push most of those off towards the lee side, so i would not expect anything to pop up but we have a lot of low clouds and fog and it is going to be a much cooler day. in fact, the extended outlook looks very cool. what do you mean by extended? 5, 7, maybe even 10 days. we will see, that is what the pattern is showing. san francisco is be low averages should be 68 on the high side, we are going 59 today. very cool on the coast. even santa cruz only mid-60s at best, too much low clouds and fog. 50s, 60s and 70s inland, again, because my forecast area goes from here to iowa there will be some areas that are a little warmer especially lake county but even those areas should cool down a little bit as this system begins to move in. 50s, 54 to 58 san jose overcast, 58, livermore-concord 54. everyone is close. 94 las vegas. 50s and 60s up and down the coast

let's start with weather and steve paulson. >> hello pamela and dave. good morning. we do have mostly cloudy skies. a little mist on my windshield this morning. not too much around the bay but it is another cool breezy blustery day and we will -- not yet but you know what i mean, very similar to yes. so 50s 60s by the coast, 60s, 70s around 3 bay, upper 70s and low to mid 80s well inland. now here is sal. >> steve traffic does move well up to the bay bridge. they have picked up the road work both westbound and eastbound. just moments ago eastbound traffic they have picked it up near the toll plaza there so all the lanes are open and traffic delays are not existent there any more. westbound bay bridge traffic looks good here. back to the desk. >> a new plan is -- [ inaudible ] >> -- staffing but it comes with a high price tag, two homeowners. tara moriarty joins us now from the police department with the very latest on this late night agreement. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning, pam. well, it is sort of a surprise offer from the police union. what it coul

and steve paulson will be back next week. good time working with you guys. >> yeah. >> s it what a pleasure. >> it's been a pleasure having you. >> that will do it for us. have a good weekend. >> bye now.

let's get a look at weather and traffic here's steve paulson. >>> all right, claudine and dave. the fog has come down a little bit to about 1800 feet, so it's going to be a little bit cooler around the coast. around the bay, not much change. inland, maybe a couple of degrees warmer, not much. here's an update on the traffic with sal. >>> steve, the traffic is doing very well getting out of downtown. you can see it's light getting out of the valley. also, this morning, we are looking at the grade, it's looking good. >>> pg&e is working to return power to many of the residents after a suspect crashed during a police chase. paul chambers joins us live. good morning, paul. >> reporter: good morning, claudine, we are about a mile away from where it happened. the lights are back on in this area, but they were out for about an hour. we will explain exactly why. now, there was a short chase involving chp officers and it ended up in hayward. according to the officers, it went to highway and surface street. the driver tried to turn onto washington avenue which the police believe he was tr