those numbers running well into the 90s, 70s at the beaches. but this may be the last good beach day in a while as we are going to see some cooler weather filter into the forecast. looks like high pressure is going to break down somewhat and yeah, even as early as tomorrow we have the low clouds and fog making their way back onshore and looks like more extended cooling through the holiday weekend. and by the middle of next week, guess what, those temperatures well below the average, maybe some places struggling to get into the 70s. speaking of holiday weekend, got a great labor day coming for you although it will be cooler at the beaches. 50s and 60s for highs. very comfortable, site of and 80s, lots of sunshine anywhere inland. >> it's a holiday. can't complain. >> thank you. >>> and we'll be right back

the storms. we've got 4 to 6 footers pounding away at beaches. were 10 to 12-footers as earl blew by the east-the beaches were closed not only here but south to the carolinas. not only because of the dangerous surf, but because of the rip currents we've dealt with for a week. in bellmar, new jersey, a swimmer went in thursday, they have not found him yet. they called off the search. that's two drownings on the jersey shower because of danielle and earl's dangerous rip currents. they closed the beaches from the mid-atlantic up to new england yesterday. >> they are back open today but swimmers need to take that warning. mike seidel, thank you. >>> nbc meteorologist bill karens tracking earl's movement and another storm named gaston, good morning. >> good morning to you. we got the update from the national hurricane center, earl is making landfall this hour up in nova scotia. we've seen the reports on the east coast, damage wasn't bad. the strong side of the storm always out to sea. that's not case. the strongest winds and the most damage that earl

it will be a day ahead to the beach. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. as we head into tomorrow. no more beach days for you as yet to the rest of your week. >> bay area roads and bridges are in great shape but not a single incident to record with that said we will to creek bridge check traffic is nice and light. later than it was in the 4:00 hour. metering lights are off to enjoy a very good drive time clocking in at just eight minutes. he read from nicotine is bridge to the macarthur maze is only about a 16 minute trip. conditions are nice, light as you make your way in the non new direction the headlights making their way into hayward rain now there is no way that the toll plaza looking at an ideal 14 minutes from end to end. it is a good read the golden gate, up very late traffic headed southbound towards the city your ride from novato and the city limits while i take your 22 minutes highway 37 still clocking in a manager. a quick peek at the creek barely any problems at 680 also delay free ride rain now. if you're seeking public transit most transit a

>>reporter: the beach rugby tour cost 800,000 dollars to run. a price organizers are happy to pay to help find the players of tomorrow. and of course this summer could be the ideal time to boost the sport's appeal. >>bockman: the people behind the beach rugby tour have three goals: one to make beach rugby look fun; secondly to lure new recruits to the sport and thirdly attract disenchanted football fans to rugby. >>reporter: if of course parents are willing. that shouldn't be too difficult in the case of this young mother, happily watching her son run with the ball in the sand. karine is definitely not a soccer mum and exactly the sort of parent the french rugby authorities are targeting >>in french: at home we do not have a football only a rugby ball. and that's what we play with in the garden.... i far prefer the spirit of rugby to football, it's a team sport, and it's about fair play. in fact there are lots of reasons i prefer rugby. >>reporter: after the disastrous performance of the sullen national football team in the recent world cup, wher

the reason one help end of this beach. in july. ople spotted what looked like a great as you can see on the map. about a week ago it sharks biting at landmark beach in specific up. but there's say there's another topcoat bell and a sharp attached to sea lion not too far from some swimmers. christine connolly talks to a summit shark experts to see how safe your view of the beach tomorrow. >> experts say that the senator has been an unusual number of great white shark sightings like the one that you see videotape here by a southern california surfer last month. here's video out shot and specific cut. look where the arrow is pointing you concede the dorsal fin of the shark. it could've been as long as 25 ft.. for several days there were warning signs that pied to inform people. we spoke with the increase of settings. >> compared to the years before at say we're on an uptrend. three years ago not a lot of fighting. >> one is not sidings are on the rise is because of the ban on netting on the call for new clothes. chirk cease to get tang

it will be good at the beaches and it will be good everywhere. r san francisco and 80 in san jose and 90's for the inland valley. it looks like the nicest thing is critical are. when i and everybody else goes back to work. >> thank you for joining us cruel sea of 11:00. no carrier

at the coast, head to the beach, probably one of the nicer beach days all summer long. 70s and even some low 80s as we head in toward the afternoon. that's a look at weather. here's elizabeth with traffic. >> thank you, lawrence. let's go out to livermore now. reports of gravel and rocks in the road. westbound 580 approaching north first street there is a lot of construction at westbound 580 so watch out for that. in the meantime, that is our only big problem spot. all the approaches to the bridges are fine. no delay at the bay bridge toll plaza. no delay all across the upper deck. if you are traveling down the eastshore freeway, root now it is 18 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. as lawrence may have said it is a "spare the air" day. so you're encouraged to use mass transit and so far, everything is running on time. back to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, losing your house the heavy toll it can play on your health. >> and problems at one bay area park that neighbors have -- that have neighbors calling for a larger police presence. county suggests home ,,,,,,,, our real na

and the beach, mid to upper 70s. the east bay, we'll find warmer yet an up are 90s and maybe a -- upper 90s and maybe a triple digit today, if not today maybe tomorrow. it will be a warm one. the north bay will look at those mid-90s for the hot spots and cooling slightly as you move back toward the water. as we take a look at another festival. the rhythm and blues festival will take place. and the seven-day forecast keeps this warm pattern on us through the rest of the week here it will strawlly cool down slowly from mid-week on as you see here. temperatures peeking out on -- peaking out on monday. and next weekend we'll be about ten degrees warmer than this weekend. >> i asked you for the indian summer and you delivered. thank you very much. >>> bad wi-fi service, dropped connections and internet videos that constantly stop and sputter. it could be a thing of the past things to a new fcc decision. it's known as super wi-fi. >> reporter: buffering that we tolerate to watch video over the internet. buckle up, a faster

inland area in the 90's. beaches you will be in the 70's. it only gets warmer by monday the heat peak with near triple digit inland and along the beaches lack for numbers in the 80's. so tonight a milder night already. temperatures running a little bit warmer than last night. we go with low to mid 50's except santa rosa falling to 48 degrees. tomorrow afternoon in the south bay it is going to be a warm day. 88 in campbell and saratoga. san jose 87 degrees. on the peninsula sunshine 84 for men lo park. red wad city. los altos 86 degrees. like i said if you don't like the warmth you just have to head to the beach where it is a nice mild day in pacifica. 72 degrees with clear sky. no fog around downtown san francisco resulting in warm day with weak sea breeze. 81 there. daly city 73 and in the north day you see 70's around bodega bay, citizen sen beach, 90 in santa rosa this is the time of year when the beaches see some of the warmest weather. warmer water gets warm heading to fall it's actuallye maynes pretty warm. numbers in the east bay. 84

down at the beach it's going to be in the 60s. a five day forecast that includes cooling, that fog came back. and to quote my friend at the beach, he says it's like a bomb came in. >> sure cools things down. >>> a new study of the smart meters is out. the california public utilities commission conducted the review. the study found the meters are mostly accurate. but it the commission did blast pg & e for not providing better customer communication. pg & e plans to install 10 million smart meters by the year 2012. >>> workers are calling for a boycott at hyatt hotels in the bay area. workers walked the picket line at the hyatt regency this morning. they claimed the company is tending to lock workers -- >>> coming up, we'll tell you just how much joy we chestnut ate and whether it was enough to claim yet another victory. >>> san jose's joey chestnut has eaten his way to another title. the 236-year-old ate 8 pounds of pork ribs to win the best of the west. chestnut holds the world's eating record for steaks, hot dogs, asparagus and w

but the big waves and the beach erosion. the big question will be, too far out in time to rule out that this storm might be a little further east or west of where the center line of that track is. >> so, you're not confident that it will suddenly veer to the west and slam boston area with a direct impact? >> it wouldn't take very much deviation in the direction the center moves to have a direct impact on the coastline sticks out, mainly southeast massachusetts, the cape, nantucket and martha's vineyard. >> thank you again, bill reed, watching 24 hours a day. thank you so much. >> my pleasure. >> and in anticipation of all of this late today, massachusetts governor deval patrick declared a state of emergency. again, this could potentially be the worst hurricane faced by this region since 1991. and linsey davis has been on cape cod to tell us how they're preparing. >> reporter: good evening, diane. what a beautiful day it's been here today. and that's exactly why officials are essentially saying to people on cape cod, look, if

clear skies out toward the beach, mostly clear. a little on the cool side. tomorrow, sunny and hot in spots. especially inland. upper 80s. mid-90s tomorrow afternoon. inside the bay, 80s and low 90s to the santa clara valley. 60s and 70s out to the beaches. looking good into the afternoon. low clouds and fog, we had a couple of patches early on. if you slept in a little bit, you missed it all. it will stay gone throughout the night tonight. temperatures warmed up today. 90 livermore. 79 fremont. 82 san rafael and 70 in san francisco. tack on another 10 in some spots by tomorrow afternoon. around state you will find hot temperatures. 97 fresno. about 95 in sacramento. about 93 in yosemite. finally high pressure building in if ever so briefly. if it builds in tomorrow, the ridge will set up nicely bringing the offshore wind. we will crank up the temperatures as the air kinks and approaches the coastline, the thermometer gets going in a hurry. tomorrow computer looking for low clouds and fog. can't find any. can't find any clouds at all. looks like a great labo

tomorrow's daytime highs 57 at the beaches to the mid- and high -- 75 at the beaches to the mid- and high 90s inland. that's the pinpoint forecast. >> quite a sight around the bay area today if you missed t moan gave the suits off their backs. i mean really gave the suits. it's a promotion for an annual suit drive hosted by menswear house. the donated suits go to organization that help people recovering from various hardships trying to get back on their feet to find a job. the suit drive starts tomorrow, runs the entire month of september. and you can donate urgently used suits, sport coats, pants, shoes, ties, any men's warehouse location will take them. >>> here's what we are working on for eyewitness news at 6:00. if you drive a hybrid, a lot of reason to celebrate tonight. maybe you can actually stay in bed a little longer. that story and much more at 6:

days in shore all along the eastern seaboard. daytona beachf the spots we're watching. i'll take you out to the atlantic now. it doesn't look menacing whatsoever. we're at low tide right now. but this situation is going to continue to change throughout the day today, about 5:30 this evening. that's high tide. we'll be up near that five-foot range, i should say. and that would be the situation once again tomorrow.-a now, beach officials tell me it's not so much those waves they're worrying about, however. it is the strong rip currents that will be hitting these beaches over the next several days. so even though the waves look ìc% a lot of the guards are done for this summer, so the beach is still packed. the weather is beautiful. and that's not a great combination when you're talking about some very dangerous rip currents from igor. so the/-c word to the wise here swim near a lifeguard. don't venture out. and if you do get into trouble, try to float and stay parallel to the shore. by the way, alex, hurricane earl, labor day weekend, 300 rescues

even at the beaches. the temperatures will start to climb.t looks like 70 tomorrow san francisco in mid '70s and oakland getting into the 80s in the south bay. low 90s in east bay. for labor day it gets even warmer as the trend continues possibly into the low to mid 80s in san francisco. 90 in san jose and perhaps closing in to 90 degrees and the imperial you know what the forecast coming up. catherine? >> the san francisco bay at the on craig's list is finally it's answering a very crucial part of the website. it came after a request of law enforcement officer else to take down the adult services section. >> craigs list took down its adult services section. if you go there today crakes list. com under services it says the black bar the read censored. it basically it replaced the adult service section and if you click on and nothing happens. here is a look at it before was taken down, the officials say there was a lot of questionable assets that were selling sex and promoting a child prostitution. in fact they actually use this site to catch

. >>> the last then you want to hear before going to the beach -- shark sightings. just in time for the labor day holiday. >>> plus, your holiday forecast. and a change is just around the corner. the news starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm diane dwyer. on this labor day weekend thousands of people are enjoying the long weekend at the beach, of course. but two recent sightings of great white sharks in the bay area as well as a close encounter a few weeks ago has some people a little on edge. the most recent sighting of a great white happened last thursday in sonoma county. a kayaker was attacked recently off the coast ofd san mateo county. and last week a great white shark was spotted near a beach in pacifica. that's where nbc bay area's monte francis is now with the story. monte? >> reporter: well, diane, good evening. there was a big crowd here at the beach today, and hundreds of people are expected to be here tomorrow for labor day. for the most part we found that these recent shark sightings are not keeping people out of the water. as the sun set, the surf wa

you can see that does not keep surfers or swimmers out of the water here at linda mar beach. warning signs are no long posted here indicating there was a sighting of a great white shark last week attacking a sea lion, but many people are aware of the incident. we talked to a shark expert in san francisco. the expert today us it's not uncommon to see all varieties of sharks along want coast and even in the bay along in september and november. >> all sharks are common in the coastal waters and especially san francisco bay. probably a lot of san franciscoians don't realize we have shark sightings every day. >> the shark attack happened a few weeks ago, and he was not hurt. there were plenty of teeth marks in his kayak. it's important to point out that none of the recent sightings resulted in injury to people in the water. back here live you can see surfers are in the water. people are heading home right now. hundreds are expected to crowd coastal beaches tomorrow for the labor day holiday. reporting live in pacifica, "nbc bay area news." >>> one in 10 people in california have la

the experts tell us if it is safe to hit the beach tomorrow. the piece of evidence in the gulf oil spill has finally been pulled of the water is called the blowout. it has been working effectively. the explosions of it never happened. >> the beginning of hopefully of the end. the suspect blowout preventer has been brought to the surface. it is taken into custody by the u.s. department of justice as a piece of evidence. in the explosion that claimed the love bandit lives. national incidence commander said that earlier this week it would join other evidence. they're looking for a two-out determine the cause. >> it is when to be taken to a point where debris and pieces have been recovered. >> one of the dangers of prayer to the server with the high traits of a crystal that will form on the deep water. it will flush them out as the no. 10 ford the gas. we're taking all of this safety precautions necessary so that gases contain did health and went off properly. >> once the new blowout preventer has been tested they will deal to complete the drilling

getting toasty outside, even to the beaches. but it's only going to be here for a day and then it's gone. temperatures will plummet. to the middle of the week, 20 to 30 cooler as we look to wednesday. starting out tomorrow morning, looking for fog. still looking for fog. can't find any fog. it's looking good for tomorrow. labor day looking nice and clear. even out to the beaches, with that in mind, we will bring things up a bit. 74 half moon bay. 72 daly city. inside the bay 80s and low 90s. east bay the temperatures are on the hot side in spots. 96 brentwood. 95 oakland. 84 berkeley. north bay, 90 in the napa valley. 89 novato. how about the next couple of days? here is the big swing. monday, labor day looking great. by tuesday and wednesday, some of these temperatures will struggle to get into the 70s by wednesday. only a slow warming into thursday and friday. everybody is worried about labor day, great day to enjoy the sunshine. warm to the coastline. 70s out at the water's edge for a couple of hours. mid-90s inland. enjoy. it

be careful if you're headed out to the beach. back here, five day forecast, we're going to show you the hottest days. >> we'll see you then. >>> four california condors will soon get a home. the condors were raised in captivity. the group was hatched in idaho. california condors have been brought back from the brink of extension. only 32 were in existence in 1937. the soon to be wild condors will join 73 others that are flying free in the grand canyon area. >>> ahead, alcatraz island is inhabited in a new and different way tonight. >> reporter: live in alcatraz island, i'll tell you when you can see it. >>> and what a new ktvu field poll shows of how things have changed. >>> new at 6:00, 12 people robbed in less than six hours all in one bay area city. we learn what most of the victims had in common and what police are warning everyonenot to do. >>> you might think that it's okay to toss away, see the unprecedented way bay area police are trying to stop it. >>> plus it may be your only dependable source of water if the big one hit

if you're headed to the beach shares a look of beech forecast. a cruz 86 degrees north west winds 10 to 20 m.p.h.. half moon bay lots of sunshine of their 72 degrees, and the cooler spot today at about 66 degrees. but i speak forecast for you and it's probably going to be the last day of the week. it's much much cooler temperatures come tomorrow in fact, this week were going to get back down a '50s in some of those coastal spots. '60s around the bay, and '70s for some of the warmest inland spots. the big changes temperatures and is ververy appropriate that its steep and nonofficial last december. >> not really a commute in a ride at 1013 san jose looks great. this is where 1 01 crosses coming down from santa monica expressway and great america crossway. it's like traffic here on the northbound side which would otherwise be the attraction is very light. the ride through walnut creek, as we move through the south bay to the san ramon valley headlights' are northbound 680 heading up out of the valley toward 24. no delays in either direction in your r

and the waves are thrashing high up on the beach. we're told that highway 12 in and out of the cape has been closed because of high water near the bonnet bridge. we now -- it's 5:30. and the wind is still blowing. surprisingly, the power and the lights are still on. the wind is now blowing to the south. it appears that as the storm is making its sort of counterclockwise turn, it's blowing the wind this way south to us. and it's really strong. we'll get a good look around today as the sun comes up and much of this clears away. george? >> a rough night for steve osunsami. >>> let's go back to elizabeth. you're at the weather wall with where the storm's going next. >> right, george. earl is the most powerful hurricane to threaten the northeast in nearly 20 years. the storm is causing major travel delays, during this busy holiday weekend. at least 50 continental flights have been canceled from newark. and amtrak has canceled trains from newport news to parts of virginia. the northeast is anxiously awaiting earl's blast. we go, now, to joh

if you are heading out to the beaches in san francisco or pacifica, the heat will drive you to the beachbecause it's gonna be so nice and mild out there but the swell is coming up. it will create a dangerous riptide condition. i was talking to the lifeguards at ocean beach. it's one of the most dangerous beaches in the world. the rips are so strong. i can't ask you not to be careful. enjoy the weekend. plenty of fluid. make sure the pets have plenty of fluids. take it slow. it looks like sunday, monday, significantly warmer. sunday will be the warmer -- will be the warmest day over the weekend. monday will be the warmest day for the week next week. >>> the giants were in denver tonight with tim >>> fred's in for mark tonight. the giants, another close -- >> no matter how this pennant race endses, giants are already witnessing history. san francisco's pitching staff has gone 18 consecutive games giving up just three runs. that's the longest streak in baseball since 1917. and two-time cy young award winner, tim lincecum led the charge in the 6th, eric young singles and another run scores.

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commercial district and the north beach special use district. on august 30 of 2007, the planning commission authorized a conditional use to allow the establishment as a small service restaurant of 950 square feet inside the retail grocery store and to allow wine sales as an accessory to the grocery store. the area of the restaurant was limited to 950 square feet with no physical separation between food service and the store permitted and required if the grocery store were to change to another use, a new c.u. authorization would be required for the stand-alone restaurant it. the area of wine sales is limited to 745 square feet and planning code allows wine sales as accessory provided they do not occupy more than 15% of the store floor area. the approved wine sale area is 14.9% of the 4,971 square foot area of the store excludeing the restaurant area. the sponsor has been operating the business for over a year and has never been in compliance with the terms of the 2007 c.u. authorization and conditions of approval. the department has an active enfo

this afternoon it will be down right hot inland, mid 90s, sunny at the ocean beaches. tomorrow, of course, along with the first unofficial day of fall, there's big cooling ahead. right now our overnight numbers are warm. we didn't go that low. 56 in oakland. 59 down in san jose. more coming up in your weather in a bit. back to you guys. >>> thank you very much. mike inouye is off, so we will follow traffic for you. we expect it to be holiday light, if anything comes up, we'll let you know. >>> this labor day weekend thousands of people are enjoying a long weekend at the beach but a recent string of white shark sightings in the bay area and a few close encounters has some people thinking twice about going into the water. the most recent sighting of a white shark happened last thursday in sonoma county. a few weeks before that, off the coast of san mateo county, a kayaker was attacked. then last week a great white shark was spotted near a beach in pacifica. that's where nbc bay area's monte francis picks up the story. >>> as the sun set, the surf was just too much to resi

despite recent chart citing stable been flocking to the beaches. and by cables spotted wet look like a great white, you could see her on this map, and about a week ago a shorter started at the dammar beach in december. there's a shirts setting was very similar to the one and pacifica a shark attacked a sea lion not far from where summers replying in the water christine connolly tartar shark expert to buy their cars if you'll be if you hit the beach state. >> shark experts say there have been unusually large number of your settings along the california coast this summer. here's video shot and pacifica. you can see the dorsal fin of historic that sum estimated to be as long as 25 ft.. there was a similar siding on thursday. i say it is important to be cautious with your water look for groups as the lines which reprieve for sharks. >> we're gonna take a break in april and labor day. would back more headlines, more here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. today being labor day you can see temperatures will be on the warm side inland 95 degrees expec

if you are heading out to the beaches in san francisco or pacifica, the heat will drive you to the beach because it's gonna be so nice and mild out there but the swell is coming up. it will create a dangerous riptide condition. i was talking to the lifeguards at ocean beach. it's one of the most dangerous beaches in the world. the rips are so strong. i can't ask you not to be careful. enjoy the weekend. plenty of fluid. make sure the pets have plenty of fluids. take it slow. it looks like sunday, monday, significantly warmer. sunday will be the warmer -- will be the warmest day over the weekend. monday will be the warmest day for the week next week. >>> the giants were in denver tonight with tim lincecum on on the mound tonight. >>> and it's friday night, high school games. >>> fred's in for mark tonight. the giants, another close -- >> no matter how this pennant race endses, giants are already witnessing history. san francisco's pitching staff has gone 18 consecutive games giving up just three runs. that's the longest streak in baseball since 1917. and two-time cy young award winner, ti

mid to upper 70s the north bay valleys. sunshine t your beaches and mid-60s. -70s sunny skies. richmond 68. mid to upper 70s. may hit 80 brentwood. same thing for morgan hill. santa cruz you see the sunshine and 74 but the lack of sunshine at least early is going to keep monterey around 68 degrees. take a look what's goin on upstairs. you can see nice clearing trends after that cold front came through yesterday. that's a weak area of high pressure that's going to bring us the brighter condions this afternoon. but this low with the jet stream is going to bring back the sea breeze. that's going to cool our temperatures tomorrow and wednesday and leave us with a little more cloud cover during the overnight. you can see it tonigh most of the bay sockedin. the noh bay will have fog. low to mid-50s ther mid to upper 50s for the rest of us. that cooler air will arrive tomorrow 4 degrees cooler across the board. a couple more degree wednesday afternoon. autumn as far as astronomy is concned, astronomical autumn and warmer. mid-90s inland over the weekend. mid to upper

by the afternoon a beautiful day at the beach. feeling warm in spots. 69 in livermoore. 62 in san francisco. you can see them breathing in close. 65 degrees with the sea breeze and the patchy fog. around the state, triple digits into fresno, close there in sacramento. 66 degrees with patchy fog, at least in euro catastrophe. this low -- eurika. this low will leave the temperatures up a bit. the offshore wind is breaking down along the coastline. but we have the patchy fog on the beaches it will be hot as you head inland it will be immediately designed to the cost line. it's dense out. there the marine layer went down to 300 feet or so. a lot of sunshine, and the heat will be on during the afternoon. the numbers well into the 90s in the bay. as you head inland, this is a place for a good, cool drake. 100-degreesdegreesdegrees in -- 100 degrees tomorrow. the heat will continue in into parts of the north bay, into triple-didn'ts in santa rosa. 94 degrees, and 5 in pe -- and the 5 in petaluma it will fake awhile to bring the temperatur

the mid- 90s. unlike ocean beach. across the bay we got a personal high temperature, 99 inner window, were people were not spare. traffic was locked in as people were trying to get summer to enjoy the weather. a kron4 community park it was about 90 degrees midafternoon. picnic tables out in open were too hot to bear, so all saturdays tactics to place in shaded areas. when it is very hot in the bait city of livermore is usually the top of is debitors buried here in new hour there was a little bit of a breeze, it kept the temperatures down to about 95 degrees. children could not resist play in fountain inn downtown livermore, and neither could be adults. >> is just more and refreshing, i will be drawn about the time i get to the car. reporting date in order kron4 news. >> today was the 26 annual coastal cleanup they appear in nearly 100,000 volunteers across the state turned up to clean up their favorite beaches. this year nearly $700 and pounds of trash with a cup. jeff pierce went to oakland to see how the volunteers t

day to be at the beach.'m filling in for leigh glaser. we had some really hot temperatures today. i will tell you what they were, what you can expect for tomorrow, and when the heat peaks for the@t >> dan: a powerful rain storm caused panic in haiti's capital port-au-prince. it tore down trees and billboards and tent homes. five people were killed in the storm, including two children. more than 2,000 tents were damaged or destroyed. it was more than eight months ago when a massive earthquake devastated the capitol, and millions are still living in tents. >>> in the midwest, flood worries are not over despite some dryer weather. while some residents can return to their homes, others their still evacuating. today the cleanup begins. we have a report from wisconsin. >> reporter: this morning, across the upper midwest, drivers plodding through the remnants of war raged with mother nature. the football field was no match for the rushing waters. these cars didn't fare much better. day three of the flooding and sev

it is going to be crowded to get to the beaches on labor day. thank you, craig. laura, the local teams starting out nicely so far. >> i see you have a version of the bear blue. >> go bears. >> definitely. college football is here. the cal bears opening things in style putting their coach in the record books and introducing us to the star of the future. this afternoon the stanford qb wasting no time putting up good numbers. at the coliseum, trevor cahill doing something that hasn't been done by a pitcher in three years. >>> it is the opening weekend of the college football season. that means lopsided scores. at strawberry canyon the cal bears were happy to keep that trend going. making jeff bedford the winningest coach and unveil a new star in the making. it was a beautiful day for football. jeff tedford. the bears opening the season against uc davis. first quarter, wasting no time. bears on the move. kevin riley. in the end zone. 23-yard hookup. second quarter, riley again. this time finding marvin jones. diving in. 13-yard connection. 14-0. a few minutes later th

hattie kauffman reports. >> reporter: though he hits the beach every opportunity he gets, caleb is notrage surfer dude. surfing is helping you live. >> exactly. i now surf to live. >> reporter: the ocean helps him with something we all take for granted, breathing. caleb has cystic fibrosis. nearly 30,000 americans suffer from the disease which causes thick mucous to build up in the lungs and the digestive track, making it difficult to breathe and to break down food. cystic fibrosis patients undergo a rigorous routine, including breathing treatments, and twice a day therapy in a vest that fills with air to help break up mucous in the chest. >> the treatments, i have to put them on every day, but it's not really tough for me. >> reporter: there is no cure for the disease, but the ocean is a natural treatment. research has shown that salty mist from the water can help break up thick mucous in the lungs and make breathing easier. >> after surfing, i can sit on the beach and take a deep breath. >> reporter: doctors suggest that cystic fibrosis patients living near the coastline take advanta

we will have some low 100s gin land, it's will be a cooker for some, but by the beaches 70s and 80s, today will be the hottest day. then still hot inland on tuesday, we start a little cooling trend wind. we will carry that in for everybody by thursday and friday, pam and dave. >> today is another spare the air day. you are being asked to drive less and just public transportation. >> 6. th 06. the hot weather is sparking concerns obviously about fire danger and heat related power outages, ktvu's paul chairman beer is is in hayward now where there were big problems over the weekend. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the hot weather is causing headaches for some and extra work for others. here in hey washed and in castro valley over the weekend 33 thousand customers lost power due to a power outage and a power overload. now cal fire is also on stand by bringing in extra crews preparing for a possible wildfire. >> we are primed up for having another bad bit of fire if we have the weather and have the weather now. >> they say oftentimes the mixture of higher temperatures and l

mid to upper 70s the north bay valleys. sunshine at your beaches and mid-60s. mid-70s sunny skies. richmond 68. mid to upper 70s. may hit 80 brentwood. same thing for morgan hill. santa cruz you see the sunshine and 74 but the lack of sunshine at least early is going to keep monterey around 68 degrees. take a look what's going on upstairs. you can see a nice clearing trends after that cold front came through yesterday. that's a weak area of high pressure that's going to bring us the brighter conditions this afternoon. but this low with the jet stream is going to bring back the sea breeze. that's going to cool our temperatures tomorrow and wednesday and leave us with a little more cloud cover during the overnight. you can see it tonight, most of the bay socked in. the north bay will have fog. low to mid-50s there. mid to upper 50s for the rest of us. that cooler air will arrive tomorrow. 4 degrees cooler across the board. a couple more degrees wednesday afternoon. autumn as far as astronomy is concerned, astronomical autumn and warmer. mid-90s inland over the we

the beaches. 94 santa cruz today but mostly in the '70s for half moon bay, ocean beach, winds could getp to 20 mi. an hour swells of tennessee. we could see some good waves today. chervil digits for the next couple of days '90s for wednesday then cooling off by thursday, friday. >> traffic in the economic direction with moving wall but we were tracking a high-speed chase eastbound 80. the car has been stopped and traffic is moving well. there's a large police presence on seemed so people are looking. slowing down traffic just a bit in the area. it looks like all lanes are moving well. a quick bridge check toll plaza no problems for you westbound ride meter mites are still offering now tracking good conditions as to make way to san francisco nine minutes right now from the flood of displaced approaching fremont street 7 cisco. san mateo bridge no problems here traffic the building but still in good shape right now as you can see those taillights in the kenyan direction towards foster city 14 minutes across the span. a golden gate bridge no problem south bound ride novato in to san franci

main reasons why we have to close the beaches after heavy rain. narrator: but even when it's not raining, water still enters the stormwater system, carrying pollutants. here on the west coast, a lot of our storm drain systems are separate from the sanitary sewer system, so if you dump something in the storm drain, it goes right to the ocean untreated. alamillo: we haven't had a major rainstorm in the last year or so yet there's a lot of water in this creek here. i would say 20% of it is natural and the other 80% is runoff. shapiro: the purpose of the smurrf is to treat dry weather runoff, which is coming from storm drains. dry-weather runoff occurs when people waste water through washing their cars in the street, hosing down sidewalks and parking lots, their irrigation systems overspray. narrator: in a city of 12 million people, those seemingly small bits of wasted water accumulate to enormous amounts. shapiro: so all that ends up in our streets, ends up in catch basins, storm drains, into our storm drain system, and for some of the city, parts of

this will not be a bad weekend to go to the beach. let us take a look up and down the coast with plenty of sunshine. in the santa cruz, near 80! and i think that that beach will be super crowd it up and on the coast line. and the wind will be light. 10-15 mph in these swells are not going to be too terrible. for the surfers, not too much. >> and with half moon bay, 76, 78 in ocean beach. i suspect ocean beach will be fairly crowded as well as stinson and can you blame them? a 76 and point reyes and this warm weather will continue. hot inland. about 90 degrees on the bayshore, and peak heating on monday. that is one of the triple digits, inland. 90s along the bay shore and this will be stifling on monday. thankfully, it is only one day and then on tuesday, a cool off. and then towards next week a various degrees of cooling with thursday, friday temperatures will be much more unseasonable for this time of year. >> -more seasonable. >> thank you. >> gubernatorial meg whitman was in fresno on friday. chute dependingdefending her commentse

there a lot of them off the crown memorial state beach. the parasite causes swimmer's itch, similar to poison oak. no one knows how the japanese snails arrived in the bay, but some speculate they could have come on the hulls of ships or accidentally introduced by bay by oyster farmer. bubble snails, mike. bubble snails. >> bubble snails from japan. look at the roadways after that wonderful story. we were at a party park that had no bubble snails that i know of. a 14-minute drive in through livermore where it will be warm or shall we say hot. jennifer will give you more details, but an easy drive westbound. eastbound is where we are seeing the slowing. we always see it there every day. we will watch for that to clear up and no problems going down highway 84 where we have that express lane. we are watching for slowing and last monday was tough, but it was the first day. a nice easy drive into the city. look at the view. >> gorgeous. good morning to you. it will be wicked hot. >> wicked hot is a good way to say it. we were talking about it all

a nice afternoon along the beaches. yesterday we were in the 80s at the beaches. notice it's a little cooler but still a nice day there. mid and upper 90s in the warmer spots there and tomorrow a bit warmer. summer, but now things are heating up. still hot over florida with readings around 90s. 60s and mid 70s here. >>> a megachurch will give its pastor a chance to address the church for the first time since allegations that he lured young men into sex with gifts and travel. ron? >> reporter: good morning. these allegations have stunned this congregation of 25,000 members, especially in light of eddie long's silence. silence he's breaking today. >> somebody needs to celebrate that moment. >> he's used to having audiences hang on his every word, but today it's likely to be wrapped with tension like never before. he was sued in court by four former members of his church and satellite church for pressuring them into sex after the legal age of consent. >> the manipulation starts at 14 or 15 so they are indoctrine ated into this man and then he goes forward with the nex

the big auction this weekend during were akio of the bids a beach theme. analysts sonoma. e fun people should come up to wine country in the next couple of weeks would be a wonderful time to come to whine country. normally we start harvest last two weeks of august now we will be weak and half awake. there are some people bringing white wine and fell. i make grants on later. >> so that is the future. this is the past and that's what we want to talk about. >> what are the characteristics >> we should be looking >> it was a group that was brought to california in 1851 became the most planted gay group by 1888. sometimes minting some time first-time visit california blend on talking about winds that are greater than 55 years old. some of, as old as a hundred and five years old. so it has too much of, to much of all, gesture of this wine is a perfect table wine got solve some of the tougher the raspberry some nice feel on the mouth it goes well with hamburgers a great labor day lunch. >> how would to compare the zinfandel to cabernet in terms of style. >> usually more oak a bell

not through drugs or surgery, but a trip to the beach. rly show's" hattie kauffman explains. >> reporter: though he hits the beach every opportunity he gets, caleb remendinton not your average surfer dude. surfing is helping you live? >> exactly. i now surf to live. >> reporter: the ocean helps him with something we all take for granted, breathing. caleb has cystic fibrosis. nearly 30,000 americans suffer from the disease which causes thick mucus to build up in the lungs and digestive tract, making it difficult to breathe and make down food. cystic fibrosis patients undergo a rigorous routine including breathe treatment and twice a day they areny a vest that fills with air to help break up mucus in the chest. >> i have to put this on everyday but it's not really tough for me. >> reporter: there is no cure for the disease, but the ocean is a natural treatment. research has shown that salty mist from the water can help break up thick mucus in the lungs and make breathing easier. >> after surfing, i can sit on the beach and take a deep breath

the beaches, the boardwalk, the south there is so big crowds and going to the beaches for late summerarea, and very crowded today. with a lotpÑñ of late summer, holiday . >> and the east bay, several otheincrease with campground elñreservations were sold out. e park employes since this was the busiest she has seen in the 25 yearsbi working. and the east re all more prisoners and the sleet-parts were down. -the state-parks were down at the numbers in the state parks. perhaps they stayed closer to home? ♪ >>ñ daniel villareal ♪ >> >> and seven is a troy allen san francisco, and these temperatures are down 76 >> inland, and in the south bay, and a big cool down is in store. for the entire bay. tomorrow. clear skies now but this fog will be surging up the coastline. that will continue tonight, tomorrow. that will continue along the bay shore with fog in the morning. temperatures dropping, and the school and will continue. the look of the fog for tomorrow, not very extensive-this coolness. you see on this screen by 4:00 a.m., scaling back, to hayward, sfo. by 9:00 a.m., it is going to be g