with the delta protection act clearly is headed to court. to court. last year we ended up with odds not only with the building industry of california but also the legal cities and county organizations not wanting us to interfere and we think we have a different relationship this year and we want to continue to push the issue of land use plans and processes not just some ste rile plan on a shelf. fully use this and even more importantly disclose those kinds of things as they proceed to develop properly. one issue is when we issue grants from onee and 84 to perhaps flood jurisdiction we want the local land use that protects that to adopt a formal flood risk associated with it. very controversial but that fight is not over. >> all right. over on this side in the back, yes. >> i'm laura lee from the san francisco chamber of commerce. i have two questions. one your welcome to ignore and answer the second one. the first one is, this conversation today seems apposed to issue about draining hetchhetchy. if you could assure me somewhere in your plan that you've

the diablo range, the carquinez strait in delta and east bay hills. g at the winds once again above 50 mph around mount diablo and about 30 to 40 mph mount tam. definitely keep that in mind. but it's also bringing the warmer air up from the valley to the bay and we're looking at a nice day today pretty much all across the state dry weather. warm in the southland with 78 los angeles and that's all due to high pressure. we're looking at the storm track riding up and over the ridge. one at the surface, one had he upper levelstivity -- level of the atmosphere. tomorrow not as windy. by tuesday we'll have some cooling, an area of low pressure the gulf of alaska wants to drop down and bring us rain by the end of the week. 75 santa clara, saratoga. redwood city. look for 72 half moon bay. similar conditions this afternoon. downtown san francisco 80 santa rosa. 68 bodega bay and stinson beach, 73 vallejo, berkeley. 75 fremont and out over the hills beautiful day, 77 antioch. 75 for pleasanton and concord. by the monterey bay, checking in at 70 at about 2:00 th

keurig. >> what was once a popular aquarium splant now threatening to choke off parts of the delta. ura ab anthony has the report from discovery bay. >> this litters otherwise pristine bays of discovery bay. the long tentacles fouling the water at nearly every turn. called brazilian water weed, it's invasive and many fear could take over the waters. >> this is a plant probably released in dumping or someone trying to release their aquarium pets to save them. they don't realize impacts to the environment. >> and there is areas that have become a danger to swimmers and fish and wildlife. >> it's changing in this habitat. it's crowded and the larger fish can't swim into the area. >> this past summer, the delta became so sick, homeowners paid for a mechanical harvester to cut back the plants, then put up special buoys. >> in other areas homeowners have come up with their own methods for fighting back. >> this is the first year we've seen it like this. you know? now, it's starting to come up. that low tide, you can see it jerry is so hardy that the efforts of individual homeowners provide

still, hundreds of turkey's short. >> and with the parade routes, how mainly in the north bay, the deltaorrow morning, with the temperatures, coming up. live, from the bay area's news station this is kron 4 news at 4:30. the more big story at 4:30 a violent weekend in oakland. three wounded, one

are we building another katrina in the delta and are we doing so that increases the delta failure that has profound water shortage implications and we have them claiming yes climate change is real, yes, it has implications, but, no, they would not evaluate them. so being the reasonable people we are, we sued them. but we think it require as real analysis especially when agencies are making long-term issues with profound effects for public safety and we hope the courts resolve that rapidly and the legislature can do that as well. >> as far as regional exercises, i think i'm all for it. they do have their limitations but the way to improve these models and to understand their capabilities is to use them and try to confirm that they work on big events that we actually have observed, and so you know, typically, we look retrospective simulations and try to introduce as much independence in the tests that are used, in order to gain confidence that the models work in future situations. i'm not familiar with the environmental quality act or activity that you mentioned but i think it's worth di

and through the delta--freeze warnings. with 1:00 a.m.-9:00 a.m., the same range, and in oakland was another record breaker. and in the afternoon, increasing cloud coverage but a bit warmer. who taught all about it, coming up. >> here are caltran pictures, just a few moments ago. lake tahoe, you can see as a lot of snowfall. more is on the way. daniel daniel villareal in this year, today. >> it was a nice, friendly thanksgiving day and here, plenty of snow. >> well some people were making their way to thanksgiving? some to stop off. with snow-covered freeways, and this was able to have simply time in the snow. and it was still like powder, and even crunchy. and you can see these roads were clear. they have kept these roads open. clear. and daniel villareal and the sierra mountains. >> this things giving, kron 4 is giving special thanks to the men and women to thanksgiving, the local groups sharing their holiday greetings. >> and i would like to wish a happy thanksgiving, merry christmas, happy new year to my grandmother, els

again this is the delta cargo area, logan airport. are making calls right now to find out exactly what they think is going on here and how big the response is, and as soon as we know more you will too. in the meantime there is harsh new criticism of president obama's response in the midst of the gulf oil spill coming from bobby jindal. on sean hannity yesterday and glenn beck. here is jindal on sean hannity. >> this is absurd, his first visit he gets off air force one. he is clearly angry, they tipped off washington reporters to wafrp. he's mad about the oil, mad about a slow response, that's not it at all. what he's made about is he might look back. he's mad at me about a routine letter we sent the day before about all things, about food stamps. he was so angry. at the same time he was getting mad at me rahm emanuel was cursino out by people. i said we are mad about the lack of a plan. megyn: he expanded on that on a radio show. >> the first visit down there, he pulls me aside in a publicity stunt he is angry. i can understand if he w

there may be areas, particularly in the delta, where it's better to halt planned development than it is to allow the development to be built and then face the cost of trying to protect it from inevitable flooding. clearly, what we have to do is figure out how much it will cost to protect everything that's vulnerable to flooding, figure out how much everything that might flood is worth, and then develop a thoughtful regional strategy that effectively deals with this issue. the choice of moving aggressively to reduce green house gasses so the sea level rise we have to deal with is at the lower end of the spectrum that the scientists tell us we should be planning. it's too late to prevent climate change and sea level rise. they are already happening. and even if we shut down all the power plants and park all of our cars, there is so much green house gas in the atmosphere it will continue to get warmer. in many ways we're in the same position as the captain of the titanic was. what was his name? edward j. smith. at the speed he was going, by the time he saw the iceberg, it was inevitable

all of that fog behalf could get pushed into the inland and the delta. ease prepare for the patch of fog in some locations. and it's about the same temperatures, 70 degrees and in santa rosa, 60 in vallejo. inland valleys, upper 60s, once again. if mid-60s on the coast. and 68 in the san jose. kron 4 7 day around the bay and after a chilly, foggy day tomorrow, the temperatures will be about the same. and that the morning will have fog and cooler temperatures however, it will be nice and warm as the day progresses. and with a nice, mild weekend and then a slow dip in temperatures. >> and this is video of the aftermath of the explosion of the san bruno gas line explosion neighborhood. and these reopening will save the city $20,000 per week. and the blast site is still roped off, and investigators meet access to that site. >> and this man, eric lamb has deliberately ran over a three-year old child in a childre and allegedly swerve, and deliberately struck a 3 year-old boy. knocking him down and running over him. officers found the bike, and a the boy was tak

also, more fog tomorrow morning inland valleys into the delta and the north bay. and we will see sunny, warm conditions, this warming trend will continue to the weekend. more about that coming up in a bit. 7 7 >> on this veterans day, people are honoring their veterans home and around the bay with a number of veteran state tributes. samantha hayes shows us some are run the country. >> local events are run the country, and the nation's capital patterns of words, past, present were honored. >> it is a day of remembrance, a day of banks, and a day of prayers, and a day of promises and-thanks. >> bright, clear skies, joe biden handled traditional ceremonies and international ceremonies. the mona one person of this nation is fighting these wars, one person, and every gathering, but holds with military families. 100 percent of families owes them a thank you. >> the veterans is typically done by the president was in south korea for eight and a trip to asia. president barack obama mark the holiday and the u.s. fought a ywar 60 years ago, with ceremonies. in south korea, n

and mainly in the war in the belly, the delta, the north bay and tomorrow afternoon, inland, valley. and what we're seeing today but we are going to go for a warm- up. stay with us, we will be right back. you inhale, they inhale. millions of children continue to be exposed to secondhand smoke. secondhand smoke causes asthma, a disease that cannot be cured. protect your loved ones. you can't really love me. i know about gayle. i don't know what you're talking about. if you just tell me what happened... [ ding ] [ man ] 35th and archer. next stop hamilton. [ brakes hiss ] ♪ [ male announcer ] u-verse brings you entertainment across all three screens on your tv, smartphone and online. now get up to $300 back via promotion cards. at&t. rethink possible. 7 7 >> decision 2010, and the new governor collect, kwan that she has the experience to expect change. quan >> jean quan is going to be entire city of oakland and what our priorities? >> i have been pretty consistent throughout the campaign. with the issue of jobs, public safety and the our young people and schools are integrally linked a

the delta, the inland valleys, and also in the south bay. in, we started off very chilly. and 39 degrees in santa rosa, 30 degrees in napa. mostly cool bay area wide put a nice warm-up by the will afternoon. '70s in the san rafael, 71 and novado, and a gorgeous day to get out and enjoy the outdoors. and temperatures are going to be remaining in the '70s with low 70's to the east bay. and it as we go towards the south bay, 68 degrees and redwood city, a small typo [laughter] >> 66 in half moon bay. in we've been a blocking patterns, with nice weather on top not only for the weekend but well into next week. and the 70's this weekend and into monday but still when the! the east bay hills. tuesday/wednesday, will cool down which is typical of this blocking pattern. was the break down and that looks like it is going to come in on friday. with just a 20 percent chance of rain but i suspect as that is going to increase as we get closer to saturday. the this summer and not too big. if it did not look that big. we will keep a look on that as it gets closer. >> it is 7:20. the man w

at 11 clocks and heavier rain down in the delta and also through oakland. after midnight showers tapered off will see a few lingering sells the most of the popping up here and there until about 7:00 hour. the dry conditions for your morning commute. it's much warmer out there the key to the cloud cover. 44 napa, 44 santa rosa, mid 30's this morning. 52 san francisco, 49 mountain view, 46 in livermore. it will be chilly out there in the morning but a couple of degrees warmer into the afternoon. especially in places like santa rosa when the temperature dropped off dramatically as the clouds increases afternoon. low 50s but 63 tomorrow afternoon. 60 in san francisco, 62 hayward, 63 san jose kron 47 day around the bay forecast a critical out there tomorrow but a degree or cool warmer in the afternoon trade war and fog expected both thursday and friday temperatures will gradually warm-up for the rest of the week especially into the weekend with warmer dryer air building in over us. if a upper 60s saturday and low seventies on sunday in the mild weather continues

lying from point rays to pacifica and out toward the delta. if you are under it rain highs in the 50s. >>> good morning to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you. there is an investigation this morning after oakland police opened fire last night on a pitt bulldog. police were searching for two gunmen when there was a confrontation with a pit bull. >>> two men have died after a car crash overnight in san francisco. the car lost control and hit a light pole at ocean avenue early this morning. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> president obama arrived in portugal this morning for two days of meetings with nato partners and the european union. on his agenda mr. obama's exit strategy for afghanistan and a european missile system. >>> any future investigations over the fate of five french hostages must be conducted with osama bin laden himself. no details were provided on how bin laden could be contacted. but to insure the safety of the hostages france should with draw its troops from afghanistan.

carrying into the inland valley, the delta and part of the north bay.lease be aware, to give yourself some extra time. in the afternoon, very similar conditions. 70 degrees in santa rosa, 65 degrees in vallejo. upper 60s for or in the valleys, and a 65 degrees in redwood city. 68 degrees in san jose. if kron 4 7 day around the bay and tomorrow, will be cold beginning with fog. however, a nice warm-up and not continue towards saturday. saturday, a few degrees on that sunday. and monday, a little bit above average for this time of year. this nice mild weather will continue well into next week with changes rolling through by thursday. stay with us. we will be right back. you inhale, they inhale. millions of children continue to be exposed to secondhand smoke. secondhand smoke causes asthma, a disease that cannot be cured. protect your loved ones. joey came over to watch the game when the storm rolled in. 3rd quarter. in through the ceiling. i switched to mercury to save on car insurance, boy am i glad they cover my home too. they fixed the ceiling, replace

she was on the delta. she was in the buy yous, she was in the estuaries, she was in the mashes. marshes. rocky chriser in, paul low gonzalez, jessica lass, gina solomon and several others. a few days after that nrdc president frances beinecke was down in the gulf flying over the spill and meeting herself, hearing firsthand from the people whose lives had been turned upside down by this unfolding catastrophe. when president obama put together the national commission to assess this disaster and try and forge a national way forward, he wisely named frances beinecke to sit on that commission. she immediately removed herself from all nrdc activities related to the spill, and peter lehner stepped to the fore. with a strategic vision and a stabilizing force that has kept nrdc focused and be on the case. peter understood from the very beginning that this was a disaster that would have broad and cat pick reper -- catastrophic repepper cushions for the coastal waters, for the wetlands. for the irreplaceable habitat of the gulf of mexico and the rich delta region that feeds it. he understo

through the delta and livermore valley. by noon * '40's and 50's your highs today will top out into the 50s. clear condition and sunshine in the afternoon but cooling it back down again. you're afternoon highs today will be fairly similar. temperatures low 50s in most locations 53 san rosa, san francisco, richmond as well. in the south bay temperatures into the low 50s 50 degrees for livermore and morgan hill. freeze warnings this morning and tomorrow morning as well the area in purple. mid-20s low 30's. temperatures could be below freezing for four hours or more. red around the bay we have a frosted eye surgery today and tomorrow. 7 day around the bay dry but cold. next chance of wet weather late friday. saturday looks like another what date we will dry it out sunday and stay dry monday, tuesday. >> well we do have a frost advisories and warnings we have not checked or seen any icing conditions on bay area roads. one of the areas of concern is how we 17 but so far no reports of icing conditions there for a red starting off

in fact, the judge ruled that even less water should go to the farmers and more to the delta and san ancisco bay. >> barry nelson is with the san francisco defense council, one of the groups behind the lawsuit. >> essentially all of the fish population in the san francisco delta system are in free fall. >> congress. >> -- all the valley wants is the water they have been entitled to for decades. >> new nebraska says the combination of lawsuits and federal legislation has gone too far. >> we need the congress to step in and do something and if the congress doesn't we will in fact have a dust bowl. >> nunez says current water conditions could force farmers to idle even more land. one in four can't find a job here are. congressman miller says water limits are not the only reason times are hard. >> the big problem in the central valley was with the collapse of the housing market. a huge number of people involved in housing construction. >> in fact, economists at the university of pacific say water restrictions accounted for just a small fraction of the jobs lost. salmon fishermen say they

one that her surfaces more than 12 percent of the delta. >> at this time is basically an aquarium plantidental aquarium dumping or someone trying to release their aquarium pet to kind of save them and put them in the wild and don't realize the impact to the environment. >> reporter: now if as dope as 20 feet this is not just a new answer it has become a danger to delta boaters. swimmers and the fish and wildlife that depend on these water way. >> totally changes the fish habitat so crowded that the largelyer fish can't even swim into that area. >>reporter: this past summer in part of discovery bay the plant became so thick homeowners paid for a mechanical harvester to come in and cut back the plant. then they put up special buoy to keep from it coming back. >> there it is. >>reporter: in other areas home owns have come one their own method for fighting back. >> this is the first year we have seen it like this. to where now it is really starting to come up at low tide you just see it. >>reporter: fit is so hardy so pervasive and insidious that the effort of individual home own provide on

with scattered showers in the north bay and along the delta a live look cut side. with rain near santa rosa. and a live look a outside. through the to alive look of side the live look outside, a live look outside. >> this storm is going to be cold! coming up from canada, very cool arctic air! from northern california overnight and into tomorrow morning. you can see it is producing snowfall through washington, oregon, and even northern california. tomorrow, at a glance by 7:00 a.m., the windy conditions and even rain/snow in the bay area. above 2,000 ft., the east bay, the el diablo range, the east bay hills. expect at least a couple of inches of snowfall of those elevations. by 12:00 p.m.- noon, clearing, and rapid cool dand still breezy. and into the 3:00 p.m. hour, mostly sunny and still very chilly. with cold conditions in the wake of this storm. only in the upper 40's, low 50s, tomorrow. overnight, those loans will be very cold. will talk all about that coming up in just a bit. >> this weekend the storm was a mess and the sections of the south bay. aleph with wi

difference that there lot of cloud cover this morning low clouds, coastal fog, dense fog through the deltas well. increasing clouds through the day just ahead of the system moving into our area bringing us wet weather in cold temperatures. in the third is right now concord, 46 redwood city, down in the south bay san jose 44, 51 mountain view. satellite radar shows cold front sweeping through. producing some showers up and to the far northwestern portion of the state. it will stay that way for today so today we will see increased clout behind that though all this popcorn clouds indicating much colder air the storm system settle the end right across british columbia savings and sagging south. the later part of tomorrow and the weekend as well. here afternoon highs today it's going to be cold 62 san rosa 61 napa, 63 light of, upper 50s deferences go down the south bay some warm spots getting intimate 60s today overall in chile forecast for you. 7 day around the bay to highlight the fact that by the weekend it doesn't look like we will get out of the '50s. upper 50s for saturday, sunday chance

livermore valley and san jose, couple degrees cooler by the delta. face the winds have been impressive and shifting around san jose out the west at 15. livermore slvl, up to 29 miles an hour but a wind advisory is still with us through tomorrow morning. we will be looking at this weather holding on for another couple days. mild this morning, mild to warm this afternoon with the high clouds, still windy above 1,000 feet. mid-week cooling, much cooler, clouds and wind shift and then a big pattern change. wind advisory through 10:00. north bay mountains and east bay hills, diablo range, winds over 55 miles an hour. so depending on where you are you will feel the gusts in a wind protected area. it should feel quite news with numbers climbing into the 70s and low 80s in sonoma county. lower and higher levels of the atmosphere is carving out a huge mist and we'll see the pattern for a couple of days. ridge will slide to the east and we do have a deep trough in the north and west of us. that will bring our next pattern change, much cooler air at the end the

the delta and the inland valleys for several hours of subfreezing temperatures. from 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. the pool of cold air from yesterday's storm plus light winds are creating these cold conditions. this is a free watch, it's been extended. temperatures aren't quite that freezing mark but close. temperatures for tomorrow morning, 34 oakland. 33 in mountain view. 26 napa. 29 in conquered. a very cold morning overall. good thing we don't have to work tomorrow morning. into the afternoon as you head to the dinners. temperatures more comfortable. 55 santa rosa. 54 san francisco. 53 connered and 53 in san jose. there is plenty of fresh powder in lake tahoe. tomorrow very chilly start to the day. it will be nice on the mountain with plenty of sunshine tomorrow afternoon. friday, increasing clouds and warmer. saturday bringing snow down to 5,000 feet with temperatures just below freezing. 7 day around the bay forecast, another cold morning tomorrow. another cold morning into friday as well. notice the afternoon is getting warmer. some warmer air will be moving into the bay area

from 11:00 a.m., is going to be a near the peninsula, the delta. 6:00 p.m., the yellow is indicating moderate/heavier rainfall. bay area. pushing through the south bay and even inland. with scattered, light shower activity. by 8:00 a.m., shower activity along the peninsula and in a sunday night. the shower activity will return to the north bay. and then inland, the east bay area's will the moderate through antioch, livermore by each p.m. 8:00 p.m >> and through the north bay, it will be clearing out by tuesday, 12:00 a.m. of showers to come up to the north bay after nafternoon highs are in the 50s, 53 degrees in fairfield, concord. 54 and redwood city, mountain view, and half moon bay. 52 in antioch, and now let us take a look at this kron 4 7 day around the bay rain into tomorrow. with showers on monday, lingering showers on tuesday that will clear up on wednesday and a nice warm up on wednesdthursday. >> back to you. >> the host of the york knicks, and with the big game of the and 40 diners, the raiders. gary has the details of the forty-niners.

the delta cargo building is about a mile away from the passenger gates. we'll continue to follow the developments and bring you any news from boston on this. and the "news nation" is also following the threat of a new military strike from north korea against its southern neighbor. a deadly exchange of artillery fire with south korea has left two south korean soldiers dead and more than a dozen civilians injured. it's one of the worst attacked on south korean civilians since the korean war. but north korea says more attacks are ahead if south korea violates their disputed sea border. south korea's president says he will unleash, quote, enormous retaliation should the north attack again. jim miklaszewski joins us live from the pentagon. obviously this is far beyond rhetoric. it has moved to action. what is expected next? >> this battle has been going on for some time. in march the north koreans torpedoed a patrol boat killing 40 south korean sailors. a moment ago the spokesman said everyone was stunned by this artillery attack against the south korean islan

your numbers coming in like this right on through the delta are expecting more temperatures 80 fairfieldconcord 80% rosa, downtown san francisco 73, upper '70s in the south bay you're 7 day around the bay shows us warm for the next couple of days but it changes bringing in the cool temperatures in the rain by the weekend. >> the bay bridge backup continues to back up last check it was passed 880 for the west bound ride on this band itself we still are incident free but nevertheless we are looking at delays at the toll plaza it looks as though the lights are cycle that a good clip. 880 is your best approach for the west bound ride. still waiting for my update from the chp they sent a few units to see whether not to keep the wind the advisory that wish issued at 2:00 a.m. weather not to keep that in fact. from here to the cemetery bridge a look your ride across the span. it all little lighter in both directions of this san mateo bridge. no problems reported still looking good on 880 at 92. from here the golden gate bridge ride 1 01 southbound heading to the bridge is an easy trip through m

muchr today we will get out of the '50s and the north bay through the delta. ght squeeze out the 60 degree reading in san jose woman of the warmer spots livermore upper 50s and with hayward, fremont, more than help.more tha cooler day for tomorrow even rain through saturday sunday more showers temperatures not expected to out of the '50s until wednesday of next week. that's when we will try it out and bring in more captors. time right now is five 02 a.m. check gone your commute. >> traffic moving at the limit you can see at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza traffic mess and light westbound and san francisco meter light still cycled off no problems along the upper deck. you're right from the foot of the mason to a fremont street in a trip. no problems getting to the bridge and no back up at the toll plaza. at the golden gate what outside but traffic unaffected. looking good past 37 the waldo grade. taking all look at a shot of said down 1 01 moving out of san rafael further north traffic is light just passed the 580 march. >> merge. >> this accident that

really a bonus with the warmer air by the delta, 61. oakland 52 for you. ady warming up in the east bay cool spot menlo park at 45. you warmed to 69 yesterday. that will be one of the coolest places. other than that we're talking mid to upper 70s today. 24 hour change, everyone is warmer today. in the south bay you've had gusty winds as well. 10 degrees warmer in the livermore valley. 18 degrees warmer in the north bay. this weather is gonna last for probably two more days and then we'll get into some cooling. our high pressure ridge is gonna weaken. but in the meantime surface winds are calm but the mixing from yesterday and that warm air keeping the numbers up. we haven't cooled back and we're looking at a light northeast wind in hayward this morning. nice start to the rest of your weekend with clear, mild conditions. sunny and breezy today but windy, above 1,000 feet. midweek cooling by tuesday. the wind advisory continues until 10:00 tomorrow in the expected spots: north bay hills, east bay hills, diablo range, martinez strait and delta. be careful if y

we are still sitting in the third is up through the delta of fairfield, low '40's for santa rosa and also in to napa about '40's in the south bay 43 degrees for livermore this morning. overall cold day. it will bring a smile temperatures through the day it '70s into concord about 64 san francisco. in the south bay warming it up a bit quicker we will get to 72 for san jose, live from a valley getting an up to the warmer spots today. flight is one of rain checks and we see a chance of showers but everyone by saturday starting off with the chance of showers in the morning and this continues all day. it is widespread it could pick up through the later part of your saturday in your sunday. monday we will see hit and miss showers but chance of showers continues monday, tuesday certainly once at storm door opens it does not look like it will let up. this is a cold system so lookit how much colder day temperatures will get down into the 50s cold and wet even snow in places like mount hempel hamilton and mount diablo. >> things have changed here as well on interstate 80 we are looking at a hot

and along the delta with pockets of the rain in that it. again, stronger storms pushing through tomorrow and the cool evening. from the arctic, a blast of cold air from california. 2,000 ft., will talk more about that in the rainfall coming up in just a bit. >> the preliminary hearing continues for the gang rape. today, the testimony was extremely graphic. today, dan kerman is live in martinez with what happened in court today. >> hoard testimony, and it came from a police detective. chloridhorrid. >> almost all of seven defendants the or raping this 7 year ol16 year-old girl, were mentioned by name. former richmond police detective, greeco interviewed two defendants, modanuel ortega and ari morales at one point they said the victim collapsed, at the director over to a dumpster, and one had intercourse, one repeatedly hit the victim, with the back of a sandand one the back f her hand, and touching the victims pressed but not having sex with her. he also was a struggling with the victim to try to take a necklace. one greco fast he did not th

the judge ruled less water should go fwarmers and more to delta and san francisco bay. ry nelson is with one of the groups behind the suit. >> all of the fish populations in the san francisco bay and system are in free fall. >> congressmen devon nunez represents farmers in san joaquin valley. >> they want the water they've been entitled to. >> he says combination of lawsuits and legislation has gone too far. >> we need congress to in to do something. if it doesn't we'll have a death bowl. >> he says water rezroixz force warmers to idle more land. he blames the restrictions for the skyrocketing unemployment rates. one in four can't find a job here. but congressman miller says limits are not the only reason times are hard. >> big problem is that central valley with the collapse of the housing market. there is a huge number of people involved in housing construction. >> economists at university of the pacific found restrictions accounting for just a small fraction of the farm jobs lost. seven day they're the ones being hit hardest. >> we've been unemployed 100% in salmon fl

the crew conducted missions and operations between the delta and florida. ship helped collect more than 137,000 gallons of oil in the gulf. >> the clock is ticking for friends and family and the college nursing student scheduled to be deported to peru on monday. steve lee is at an arizona detention facility since september when agents raided his fran home. he was born to peru and moved to san francisco with his parents. a judge denied his family political asylum and ordered them to leave the country. lee had been studying to be a nurse. his friends are hoping senator barbara boxer and dianne feinstein will step in to stop the deportation. >> someone is taking him away from his home where his entire is and putting him in a strange country he knows nothing of by himself. it breaks my heart. >> lee's parents are also facing deportation. his mother will speak at a rally in front of senator boxy's office. >> a bay area mom is relieved no one is taking responsibility after a crowbar slammed into her car. she thought caltrans should cover the damage. her insurance

afternoon highs mid-50s right to the delta richmond. -50s 54 degrees for half moon bay. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. after a couple days of showers we will start to dry up by your wednesday. overnights will act to bring us really cold temperatures down into the 20s. 20 on friday. 9:16 a.m. check on your traffic with george. >> no relief for interstates year, westbound ride is still pretty badly jammed up. the slowest traffic is here at the bottom end of the commute, it did for a while back up beyond highway 4, no longer as we check the maps, there have been some openings in the back up. it is slow from pinole, a 580 is still backed up to the toll plaza of the richmond center fell bridge. for the east bound ride coming off of the bridge. then heading on to larry sure freeway the bay bridge is not backed up all that's good news. here red iran continues to approve those still slow from central san rafael because of an earlier reoccurring accident southbound and let you drive long cleared from the roadway. your ride to the cr

is that the delta between what the maintenance of a regular home is and an arc direct really significant home, or is that something else? >> i believe it is a bit of boast. historical buildings have a higher cost of upkeep. obviously they have to go through the historic preservation commission to get any of their permits, which is an added permitting and application cost. they have a higher standard in terms of replacement of materials. woodall, windows, all the detailing has to be replaced in kind. that usually requires hiring a special craftsman to replace anything. the maintenance plan talks about dealing with the woodall sheathing, mill work and ornaments, and inexpecting them and replacing them as necessary, dealing with the sheet metal, the roof. the roof was recently replaced, but they will continue to inspect that. the interior, this is also meant to help the interiors of the property, to help upgrade the electrical, plumbing and all of that. that is all part of their maintenance. supervisor elsbernd: all right. and do we know when -- when was the property purchased? >> i will le

also, patchy, dense fog expected in the north bay valleys, but could be in the delta, as well. the afternoon, temperatures will be mild. we'll have sunny conditions but still about 5 degrees cooler than what we saw today. sant rosa, 79 there today, 77 tomorrow. it's a big cooldown. 63 in san francisco, 60 degrees in half moon bay and 70 in san jose. we have been enjoying warm, dry weather as some really warm, dominant air is over the pacific. that's already breaking down. you can see it here on the satellite and radar picture with the cloud cover and the storm approaching seattle, approaching portland. and we're going to see another storm break through this weekend that's going to affect us. so futurecast for the 3:00 friday, chan of showers in the north bay. into the 11:00 hour, continuing showers for the rest of the bay area but notice the light green shading on your screen. only getting a little more intense into saturday morning. not expecting very impressive rainfall with this at all, but continuing chances of rain into saturday and actually into sunday as well through the

in effect for most of the bay area you can see all the north bay the dark pink on the screen also the deltainland valleys the light pink represents close watch. this is tomorrow morning from 1 to 9:00 a.m. the combination of cold air out that the storm brought in plus the lighter winds will lead to temperatures at or below 32 degrees. our north bay location will see temperatures in the '20s. let's get a look at the temperatures out there for this evening or wednesday temperatures drop off fairly quickly into the '40's rate now in the low 50s. by 7:00 p.m. you see the dark blue in your screen for the north bay all those locations in the 40 saving with the dog that, inland valleys, east bay and south bay. overnight and temperatures will drop off dramatically so by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning the purple on your screen represent temperatures in the 30's and it will be the low 30's even places in the north face of the pink and your screen in the 20's also the '20s and fairfield, antioch. it will be concerned about what's going on in oakland in san jose in terms of traveling because we could be se

patchy dense fog towards the delta. cool and breezy today. mow more 80s. 50s and 60s today. today will feel warm compared to the weekend. you don't have to head to the sierra to find snow. mount diablo and hamilton seeing white on the mountain tops by monday morning. >> there is controversy over "dancing with the stars." that's because bristol palin keeps moving on despite a lot of people saying she should be out. she is getting lower scores on competition. apparently one man got so mad he turned his tv off permanently. steven cohen was so enraged over the latest vote, he shot his tv and then threatened his life. >> that's one way to turn it off. >> that led to a s.w.a.t. standoff and he faces up to 10 years in prison. he will miss the finaly and he will never see if she will win the trophy. >> it's part of his punishment. >> then it got bad when he turned it on his wife. >> there is hope from there. when i found out i had cancer, i was so scared. i couldn't get a grasp. i felt very out of control. i'm very grateful for them being there and m

overnight from 40 in santa rosa and at the delta to the mid- 40s. right there across the silicon valley. here is the deal. an area of low pressure. beautiful right there. banging up against the pacific north west dropping out of british colum. this enhanced our marine layer today. we got that cooler air mass. the return of the westerlies. temperatures chilled out tonight very rapidly. now we are frying a time when the storm will couple in. bringing in the rain. evening commute on friday. and then i'm stopped it after the morning on saturday. right there at noon for the big game. i plan on a very wet football game. but most notably won't be so much the rain it will be the wind by saturday night and very raw temperatures. we will see up to an inch and a half in spots of the north bay from friday night to sunday night. an inch across the santa cruz mountains. generally close to half an inch of rain. temperatures tomorrow coming down. not even up to 70 degrees. 50s and 60s. take a good look at the extended forecast. rain begins friday. it is a washout w

more diverse supply portfolio that is no longer solely dependent of the hydraulics coming out of the delta and colorado river. the second piece of the strategy is authorities capitol improvement category. we recently recosted our program which is a 20 to 25 year program and it will cost us 24 billion dollars to do that. if we truly want water supply and reliability we need to pay for it. it does not come cheap. someone asked earlier in the earlier panel. what if the projections are wrong. we're talking a lot of money. my concern is what if the projections are right? are you willing to jeopardize your communities water reliability by saying we may not have to do that? some of ourcip? what we're implementing may make no sense in other areas. where we're spending our money may make no sense in seattle where they have a different portfolio, supplies and timing. so we have a variety of components that we're doing and, we're going to be spending between 2 hundred and 4 hundred million a year for a really long time. what's important though, is that our community understands it and we - our commun

in the pay delta, it's not just sea level rises but the fact that we have fresh water floods. this is the level that ice street water gauge in sacramento. darn this thing. okay. those are tides. mostly a summer period, but these are floods so you can see, you know the water levels get up to nine meters there. there's a book called, conquering the inner sea which is a history of levies in sacramento valley and trying to contain the water. the fact is, this sort of thing could potentially get more frequent and potentially higher. i don't want to sound like the national inquirer here and when you count, you take one of these climate models and look at exceedings and this is open coast and now we took an hourly record and counted the number of times in our simulation where we included tides and elnonos, in a moderate this is 30 centimeters over the hundred year period. not three feet about. little more than one foot. these are exceeding above a level that happens less than once a year and you can see, over time how often those get exceeded. i won't go into the filigree here. let's