to the ocean and now another visitor is gone and again, it's reason to celebrate. >> only in the delta, what else. >> fish and game said that the alligator of likely somebody's pet. they will try to find it a new home in perhaps a zoo or sanctuary or education cent arer. >>> er. people in florida see them all the time. -- education center. people in florida see alligators all the time. finally someone caught a alligator and we were there when a vet checked it out. >> the so-called monster of mountain lake did not look like a monster today. measuring 3 feet, 2-inch from tail to snout. the proud alligator that had given a florida gator hunter the slip was suffering the ultimate issue. under going a physical exam in front of the media. it a boy. >> that was the first discovery. a previous pet was poked, pulled and pronounced perfectly okay. >> and he looks in good shape. doesn't seem to be problems with him. >> just to be sure, the animal was x-rayed, remember all the speculation he was feeding on ducks or small people? >> there may be a human head in there, i don't know. >> well it turne

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it snuck in from the delta moving east to west. fog pattern typical this time of year in the valley, working its way into the bay area. that will be the trend here for the next couple days as storm track stays to the north. the high pressure system building through midweek bringing with it gusty off shore winds that will help mix out the fog and push it back into the valley where it belongs. we can expect just patchy fog here for the next several days in the early morning hours, then by wednesday as the winds crank up the fog disappears, we will look for temperatures to be in the upper 50s to low 60s. a little warmer in the monterey bay area, as we see temperatures warm until the winds arrive, by wednesday night and thursday we will see a slight cooldown as we continue dry and mild into next weekend and the absence of rain continues as well. right now we don't have any rain in the forecast to speak of which means we will end november on a dry note. >> good flying weather for you pilot. >> good flying weather. but the fog. >> that's

we are going to be seeing fog overnight in the delta and inland valleys. temperatures dropping off quite a bit in the north bay. 46 in nava to. we are going to see quite a bit of 40s overnight, as well as some 30s. tomorrow morning, it'll be 42 in redwood city. 40 in livermore, 38 in santa rosa. warmer in sfrap at 48 degrees -- in san francisco at 48 degrees. we're going to see the fog burn off fairly quickly. the areas of fog for the delta, inland vaeshlgs could see fog along the -- valley, could see fog along the coastline early as well. temperatures will be cooler out there tomorrow than today. tomorrow will be in the low to mid-60s we'll take a look at the temperatures plus big changes in store for your extended forecast. we'll have rain later this week. coming up. >>> a child sex abuse scandal is developing at the citadel in south carolina. today, the president of the school told cadets that the school should have done more after getting an initial complaint back in 2002. an alumnus of the school who is also a former counselor at the school's summer ca

don knapp on how expensi >>> there is an environmental crisis brewing in the delta. the waterway is being threatened by dozens of abandoned and sunken boats. there is no treasure there, either. rosie napravnik on how expensive it is -- don knapp on how expensive it is to clean up those boats. >> reporter: puffy clouds overhead much to catch the i've boaters cruising the delta waters but around each corner or below the surface there is more that can't always be seen. old abandoned drifting or sunken boats. >> the problem with most of these boats is they have been so ransacked by other people they have all these holes and they sink and are no good. >> reporter: about 100 derelict on boats each with maybe 50 gallons of fuel on board threaten the delta. just trying to remove them is hazardous. >> the boat actually weighed 36,000 pounds and as you can tell it disintegrated upon lift. that's what happens. a lot of boats have no integrity so we need to get them out of the delta before they tear apart and release fuel. >> reporter: this boat may have been worth $100,000 in it

the cloud cover is the north bay and in the east bay near the delta. visibility is down to under a mile. i five through the central valley, be careful if your holiday plans to give that direction. the yourself extra time because traffic is slow. dow the dense fog should burn off by 11:00 p.m. and. in terms of temperatures, mostly 40 degree weather with a couple of areas showing up in the very high 30's. fairfield for instance, one of those locations where we are seeing 37-38 degrees. by 2:00 p.m., a future cast 4 is showing a screen indicating 60 degree weather. we are looking for a handful of directions to be right there at 61, 62 and 63 degrees. today is a fairly mild day with plenty of sunshine. we cool off considerably toward the pm. >> this is a system we are watching, it is bringing rain to washington, oregon and northern portions of california near eureka. this is a system that will come into play for us on wednesday. we will get early morning showers and advanced the cold front. it will push through on wednesday. stay with us, through the overni

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the delta here is $15.8 million reduction in reduction over the last quarter. we're still left with $146 million reserve at this point. during the reporting quarter, we achieved a number of noteworthy milestones. we advertised construction contracts and initiated construction on four different projects. the eastern section as well as the dam replacement. we also achieved final completion on five construction contracts. there has been an increase in overall system reliability as a result of the contract being completed, when you think about the bike tunnel, the balancing reservoir and the pump station upgrades have all been completed and these facilities are back in service. some of the greatest challenges we are tackling are summarized here. the first project is the only project that remains in 3 construction. the scope of that project was modified to include additional soil disposal sites for that project. that resulted in a slight delay in the draft eir, but that should go out for review in early january. the ground water condition is something i've talked ab

this could carried over into the delta and into the inland valleys.initely see more coverage than the future cast is depicting for tomorrow morning. there will be coverage through the north bay. once again, tomorrow morning expect delays. by noon in concord in livermore will start to the clear conditions. sf: mike clear a little bit sooner than that a just and to pay that if you are flying out tomorrow. we could still see some patches and it will be very sporadic out there tomorrow morning. temperatures will not warm up very quickly. it is going to be 60 degrees in livermore, 60 degrees in fairfield, and then it will warm bloom war for the north bay. take in the kit temperatures around the bay area tomorrow. it will be warmer down in the south bay. we will see big changes later this week. we did see some additional cloud coverage for the bay area this afternoon. we will have clear skies for tomorrow. the storm will go up and over the clear skies the wednesday will not see any rain but we will see very strong wind because of the clear sky area. here th

patchy fog through the delta the carquinez straits.ore sunshine around warmer temperatures on the way as that ridge continuesbuild in. by the afternoon some places at 70 degrees. a few clouds inside the bay even some 60s. at the coastline with a mix of sun and clouds too. numbers around the bay area right now you're looking at 54 degrees in concord. 53 in livermore. 55 degrees right now in the napa valley. getting some of that hazy cloud cover into fairfield at 50 degrees right now. 52 in san jose and 54 in san francisco. so a little cool heading out the door but looks like that ridge will continue to build in throughout the weekend. great weather for the weekend and will probably hold for the next five to seven days. around the state you want to take some care making your way into the central valley. fog in sacramento. leave later on in the morning if you can. after 9:00 or so the fog lifts. plan on beautiful weather in the high country. 40s and 50s up there. we have your snow report coming up in just a moment. low clouds and fog unti

waking up to pair skies. 65 in san leandro and cooler temperatures where the fog sits longer by the delta1 brentwood and 62 antioch. we have 70 down around the monterey bay. 71 watsonville and gilroy. the accuweather seven-day forecast, upper 60s. you notice the numbers continue to climb as our ridge holds strong. it will begin to break down but not enough to bring us any showers. we are talking dry. could be two weeks before we see any rain. >> and much of the nation watches us with great envy. >> yeah. >> lisa, thanks a lot. dean harris joins us from new york to tell because is coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." good morning, dan. >> they are calling it black and blue friday, the biggest shopping day of the year. got a little built ugly, there were shootings, other pepper spray incident and more. what does it say aboutnous what should the stores do to stop it? talk about that coming up. and game on. overnight the nba and players came to a tentative agreement that could save basketball in time for christmas. fans will be happy to hear about this, but the question is will the de

in the east bay, the form of it with that later sunrise 7:01 this morning. 37 by the delta. are talking upper 40s in livermore but the fog right now is sitting in the east bay valleys. the north bay valleys and san francisco, the warm spot, 52 degrees along the coast. here's where we have the very dense fog from fairfield and right now napa not too bad but down through santa rosa and novato, highway 37 some dense fog and down along the walled -- waldo bay. the fog definitely on secures the way things look in the morning hours and it should do that for the next several hours. about 9:00 the fog begins to lift and we will see a lot of sunshine today. with that, mild temperatures. we are talking 60s for everyone, mid-60s and even upper 60s the in the south bay with a slight chance of showers into next week. that will weaken the ridge. it's really not going to bring any strong storms our way. here's the setup right now. notice the cloud cover moving up and over this big dome. that is setting up right over the eastern pacific over california. as that does, that begins the drying p

some of that fog will just sit over the delta throughout the day today. we're on our way to a warmer afternoon. 54 half moon bay. here is where we have visibility problems from novato. napa has improved considerably. a problem around santa rosa. within the next hour, conditions improving. hayward looking hazy. some of the fog is dense. but mild afternoons the next several days. temperatures will continue to climb to above normal readings. clouds by the end of the week. cooler conditions, no rain in sight, we can go beyond two weeks with dry conditions. that is the way it's looking. here is part of the reason why. high pressure is continuing to build in california. you'll notice the clouds, arcing over this darker area. this is high pressure, the center of high pressure just to the south of us, it will continue to build to the golden state. as it does, the clouds push further to the north. the jetstream takes it well to the north into canada and we remain high and dry with unseasonably warm temperatures. overnight, still have some fog in the valleys. acros

however, still stubborn along the delta. out the door, chilly! in napa. 48 degrees in mountain view, hayward and 44 degrees and los gatos. this afternoon, 60s. 67 degrees in santa rosa. mid-'60s to oakland, redwood city at 60 degrees expected in san jose. a look at your 7 day around the bay we will continue to see the dry and mild conditions for the work week. plenty of sunshine and wednesday, thursday, a bit of a cool down clouds moving in also. 8:50 >>ysabel: still to come on kron 4 news this week and protesters in san francisco union square to keep shoppers from the big box stores on black friday. >>marty: we will check in with henry. >>henry: these are not the most amazing cuts of meat. in fact, the cheap you could find in the store right now. however, there's no such thing as a bad cut of meat! we will explain coming up on kron 4 news this weekend. ♪ keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's b

. >>> it is starting to lose and it is still summer out there and it starts at the delta southern lake county. the winds starts at 9:00 a.m. and takes us to 6:00 a.m. thursday. gusts will be up to 65 or 70 and not only for northeast hills or any of the higher elevations qualify. that brings in some of that fog from the valley and it has in the sacramento haven'tly, i have seen some good busts. so it is wiped out and fog advisory particular you to 9:00 chock. there may be pockets but santa rosa is down to 36 and it's cold, i heard from west coast pete, he said it is foggy, missty out towards and think yock. it is not this system, it is system system, it will bring us sunshine, so foggy and cold, high will be in the 50s and 60s today. then we go windy and wind dies down and overnight lows get very, very kind of weekend will be dry, sunny and it will be a little warmer. >>> time now 6:11. club boy was an inn send it victim in the do you battle. this is a one piece of hope. >>> that big meeting for the child sex scandal is set for tonight. >>> in the last few minutes, we have seen conditio

pushing along the delta there is increased intensity. low indicates moderate downpour by 8:00 p.m. there is heavy downpour indicated by the horns cooler--indicated by the orange color. this should taper off into the overnight hours so we should be waking up to a dry sunday morning. so tomorrow it will be pre cold, 59 degrees expected in santa rosa. los 16th down the peninsula and along the east bayshores. your seven day of around the bay shows the following. >>gary: now this is kelly slater. right now, he does not have his record of 11 world title but there will be a fourth round coming up as of now, the red curled pro competitions san francisco did not crown kelly slater for the 11th time. the 49ers justin smith is $15,000 lighter in the wallet as the team is in washington d.c. preparing for sunday's game with the redskins. he made it a hit on the cleveland quarterback that they said was too close to the head and neck area. he was fined $15,000. and the news keeps getting fatter for terrell owens. a bench warrant has been issue due to a

we're talking less than a quarter of a mile where you would expect it by the delta down to nothing. look at here. around the airport, 47 minute delays, oakland, two and a half mile visibility with san jose only half mile visibility and hayward just over a mile. by 9:00 or 10:00, we erode that just a little bit. you see hazy sun and by afternoon we should see a decent day. 44 in redwood city with the warmer numbers at the coast. half moon bay leading the pack. monterey 61 degrees with a lot of sunshine along the central coast. we are looking the dense fog, partly cloudy the next few days. clouds and cooler temperatures by the end of the week. middle of the week, very gusty winds, above a thousand feet. we could see wind advisories posted into thursday. here is a look what is going. on notice much more cloud cover this morning. the ridge is still with us. it's going to maintain dry weather all week long. another ridge will replace this one as it flies to the east. as it does it will allow for a weak frontal band to move in to the north of us. it's not going to disrupt the jetstream for

right now you can see a few light showers toward napa county and into the delta. a few more along the coast and in the peninsula. not really enough to wet the coast on the golden gate bridge. in san jose a few sprinkles drifting through the santa clara county. in the afternoon, hazy sunshine and a few patchy clouds. should see highs in the 60s. as we go through the weekend fog is really the only concern. morning fog and inland temperatures making a run at the mid-60s. christmas season is around the corner. old oak tree lighting ceremony. the event begins at 5:15. they'll have local entertainers including the high school chorus. they will hold the parade of lights and winter wonderland. snow celebration and tree lighting. kristi yamaguchi will be on hand to hip with the 3d light spectacul spectacular. bring an unwrapped toy at 4:00. >>> and in the south bay, stop by san jose's christmas in the park for the annual tree lighting. you may catch a glimpse of our own mike inouye. the ceremony starts at 5:30. the tree will be lit at 6:15. this has been held up for more th

a checkpoint will be installed between the three concourses moving the delta ticket counters to concourse a d, making this area the main entrance to the airport. >> they will make it or you can get through by moving between concourse c and b and you will experience additional retail and a concession space accurate >> the project will be fully funded by airport revenue. it should be completed by the summer of 2013. >> i think it is a great idea they are expanding on the airport. it makes it accessible to people coming in and going out. >> if you would like a closer look of the renderings of the future facility or to see how your trip might be affected, you can log onto our website at wbaltv.com where we have helpful links. at bwi marshall, wbal tv 11 news. >> internet's education is lower, 50 of the state's top science professionals are heading back to school as in high school. is part of the new program to help teachers help students succeed in subjects like math, technology, engineering. >> we have been hearing so much about stem programs and how critical the have become too filling high

in the delta, is some town. his parents still live here. he knows the farmers and their reservations about the revolution. the older man complains about the way prices shot up after the revolution. the economy is on its knees. he tries to extol the virtues of democracy, but he does not get a positive reception here. >> before, mubarak's people would come by and it cannot presence, money. people voted for mubarak and thought everything would be good. >> his parents are proud of him. his father consistently believed egypt needed new energy. >> the january revolution gave you the feeling that egypt had won back the respect of the world. >> in cairo, they give voice to their anger. he has returned to the capitol as one of his friends as been killed. police arrested his friend, they say without reason. he was tortured to death in prison. his friends consults his mother outside the morgue. she spoke with your son shortly before his death. he begged her to get him out of the prison. they were killing him, he said. the young people do not know what

less of the pesky valley fog that's been working its way through the delta and into the north and east bay valleys. very chilly indeed here, out in fairfield today they were in the low 50s for daytime highs. some areas of visibility, less than quarter of a mile. so as you would imagine, travel with caution in the fog-bound areas out there. this is not a marine layer, this is moving in from the central valley. you see the temperature cap today, mid to upper 50s in the fog bound areas. mid to low 60s back towards the bay. by the time you head down to the monterrey bay area, upper 60s, low 70s today. lots of sunshine for them. we saw a mix of clouds across the area, high clouds as well. temperatures will chill tonight, into the upper 30s to low 40s for the colder locations, mid-40s in and around the bay. and again, the mid and high level clouds kind of mask the low-level fog moving in from the valley. as you notice looking out the window, it was definitely there. the storm track will stay north through the week, as this high pressure system dominates. by midweek, we'll begin to get a bit

up by the delta, can really see a thing at times. rough napa, highway 37 and isn't rowa and down to no sought toe and marin county. notice the coast, not bad right now. definitely with us through the next several hours. it will begin to lift, but that sun and the low sun angle really not working on it until about 9:00, 10:00. with that it's going to be a slow clearing of that stratus deck. we will erode it bit by bit. the big ridge of high pressure protect being us from incoming weather systems is weakening today. a few more high clouds. still mild and by the middle of the week another weather condition slides our way. here's a look at the clouds beginning to invade the state. no rain associated with it. the rain will be confined to the north. maybe tonight mount shasta will see rain, not snow, though. we will be looking at high pressure to stay over the west coast. so that will bring us the partly cloudy skies today. numbers in the mid-and upper 60s. say the south bay, along the coast and peninsula where we get into the earlier clear

valley fog, speaking into the bay in the northeast and the south bay, working their way across the deltas, bringing with it, some very low areas of visibilities down to a quarter of a mile. leave us with a mild and dry pattern that will continue through the weekend. now, the one thing missing in what we should be talking about at this time of the year is rainfall. here is the deficit for you this month and santa rosa is back with an inch and a half more than what they should be for this month and the rest of the bay area is looking at an inch of less rain than what we usually see in november, one of the wettest months of the year. that's not necessarily a bad thing. but we are off a bit as you can see. it has been very dry in november. it looks clear for the city out here right now and moving into and around the bay here through the wee hours of the morning. clearing by midday and they continue to be dry and mild through the week with some wind developing by midweek. highs today in the fog band location. struggling to get into the 60s in the north bay. 52 over at fairfield. concordat 56 a

kalmykia southeast of all the delta close to the town of lagaan a narrow channel links the silty lowlands overgrown with bull rushes to the caspian sea. boats with homemade wooden cabins about in the open water fisherman live here during the summer and autumn they spend five months a year at sea many miles from family and friends. strong arabs and flows in the caspian sea make for drastic changes in water level they form underwater sandbags and thick sediment. long life boats like this one of the best form of transport and these hazardous parts. the fisherman have a hard job to account make net is shaped like a long round chest with several meshes made of fine metal netting. quite often the nets capture sea weed as well as fish. only someone with a good deal of experience came from aboard a coat of low sides and keep its balance. these are small fry so we release them. even this one is too small. this is no good either. on watering doors or your. car is ok i'll keep it by my two or three hundred kilo load of fish is a good carriage it will fetch a handsome price that the market one sectio

sunny, mild afternoon in castro valley a little cooler by the delta. 64 liver more. 71 gilroy. he accuweather forecast. not a lot of change from yesterday to today. tomorrow looks just as nice. then we will look for some very windy conditions come wednesday. then the cooler air drains into the bay. so mid-50s to low 60s the end of the work week. >> so for people traveling elsewhere, no problems getting out here, but there's bad weather in other places? >> yeah, in the nation's midsection. that fog can pose a problem. >> all right. thank you, lisa. well, if you haven't gone shopping, maybe you will do this. from teddy to tickle me elbow, robotic toys are often the hot toys of the holiday season. since the season of shopping has arrived, abc7s jonathan bloom caught up with the local inventor who hopes his robot will be "it" this year. >> it's name is keepn as keep on dancing. it wasn't created as a toy but as a tool to research autism. >> we used it in a playroom and a therapist in another room is controlling the robot. in the research version the eyes is a camera, the nose a micr

especially toward the north bay, more toward the delta. try to warm up a bit. we should see an even spread in the 50s and 60s, and the trend should be a little warmer. we should see upper 60s in inland spots by wednesday, but thursday and friday, we could see some heavy rain on those coastal mountains, and next saturday, boy, another early ski season for the sierra. >> i think a bunch of schools have friday off, too, so it will be a long weekend if it's miserable. >>> coming up, it's not unusual to see earthquake damage like this in california, right? but this damage happened thousands of miles away. we'll show you where. >>> good evening. i'm lawrence scott. tonight on sports sunday, sharks. johnny moseley shows us some amazing images. congres congering the 100-mile race. we'll see you in a bit. [ man ] i got this citi thank you card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes, i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it is. [ man ] so i us

st so why so many sunken boat in the delta. >> you always get people that dispose of the boat not properly but i would say with the recent economy seeing a spike in the number of these vessels abandoned. people can't afford the mooring fee docking fee. they breakdown. can't afford to repair them and just cast them aside. >> sometimes the people just disappear. there is one boat that is upside down but visible from the road and we think the guy passed away. >>reporter: so why aren't the boats lifted right where they are found? well bringing them to the crane is cheaper and cleaner. >> we bring them to central staging area where we can then look at them. we look for the hazardous material. asbestos, p cb in the paint. controlled variability. >>reporter: state expects to find nearly 20 boats in an operation that will last about a week. near rio vista, news 10 is that rough sea may have caused a fishing would tote conspire size at the bay this morning. with we of the scene. the boat overturned. 3 men on board spent 10 maybe 15 minutes in the freezing cold water before near by boater rescued th

some dense fog showing to the delta and check it out we have a cold front that's swinging in bringing with it some rain in the latter part of the day. a chance we could see some scattered light showers in the north bay especially as we head in toward the afternoon but the main cold front holding off until tonight. you can see 9:00 tonight begins to make its way into parts of the north bay then sweeps down across the entire bay area overnight tonight going to be a wet start to thanksgiving tomorrow morning. that's a look at weather. let's check on traffic now with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. >> reporter: we are check the ride towards bay area airports. if you are traveling 101 through millbrae towards sfo, this is a leave look. everything looks good so far northbound and southbound 101 out of san francisco. and you are really cruising all the way down towards the millbrae exit. all right, let's go out to our maps. we are following this. they issued a traffic alert for this overturn injury crash. northbound 101 at tully road. for a while fire crews were blocking three lanes. they

futurecast for tomorrow afternoon, the showers are going to move into the north bay, getting into the delta. by 5:00 p.m., picking up in intensity. so by the evening, this yellow band across the screen indicating moderate downpours and then getting heavy by 8:00 p.m. and that's going to be widespread throughout the bay area, pushing into your inland spots by 9:00, lingering in the south bay by 11:00. we'll have your full forecast, coming up. >>> another big story we are following, waiting for a verdict in the conrad murray trial. jurors were sent home for the weekend. they're deciding whether murray is criminally responsible for michael jackson's death. >> reporter: greedy and reckless. that's what the prosecution wants jurors to see when they look at conrad murray. the doctor is accused of administering a lethal dose of the anesthetic propofol to michael jackson. the state claims murray had been drugging the pop star for weeks before his death. the jury heard a disturbing iphone recording of jackson slurring his words. [ michael jackson mumbling ] >> reporter: prosecutors had a lineup of w

i know because i look into the delta and if you look at the statistics from 2000 to 2010, it's average temperature has raised every year, not only in the summer, but also in the winter. >> he says that in 20 years, if temperatures continue to rise like this, there will be apples, too, but maybe no icebergs. >> how long before the coconut bombs go in, i wonder? experts say if the whole greenland ice sheet will melt, it will raise six meters. when they race those species, the rest of us may be under water. until next time, goodbye.

eat fresh. >>> the co-pilot on the delta plan had a big scare. >> a pilot was missing and a passengerith a heavy accent was banging on the cockpit door. >> as pamela brown explains, it was not as severe. "to turn that this was a false alarm. the co-pilot was prepared to make an emergency landing, as you hear in this radio transmission. it started out as a terrorist scare thousands of feet in the air. >> 6132 can we leave the frequency? >> the co-pilot of this planet, known as the pilot missing in action. he kicked it into high gear and radio again saying it someone not the captain, was trying to get into the cockpit. >> the captain has disappeared in the back and i have someone with a thick, a foreign accent trying to access. i need to deal with the situation. >> the captain was trapped in the bathroom. the man was trying to alert the co-pilot. the pilot did not buy it. >> he said he was stuck in the lav. and someone with a thick foreign accent is giving me the password and i'm not letting him in. >> they advised him to make an emergency landing. >> you are all clear to just get on th

and low clouds and fog begin to move and start to form back into the delta and back into the bay andight and tomorrow morning. another day of fog headed our way for tomorrow as well. the temperatures in the south bay, some of the warmest outside, plan on 68 degrees in morgan hill. and 65 in mountain view. and about 64 degrees in san mateo. the east bay temperatures, the numbers are tricky because the fog, let's plan on 50s and low 60s by the afternoon. you get in the bay, a little more sunshine and temperatures in the 60s in oakland and into san francisco. about 58 degrees and cool though in san rafael. next couple of days, we will see morning clouds early on. the fog will continue as we head into wednesday, strong winds, going to kick in, that will help to mix out the low clouds and the fog and blustery over the mountain tops and looks like we stay dry over the next five to search days. that's a look at weather. let's check out weather with elizabeth. >> thanks, quite frankly surprised we haven't seen more accidents and pretty quiet. this thick fog is covering almost all of the traf

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the dense fog could be right around the delta first thing in the morning.ar skies and all of a sudden you encounter the fog bank in a drop off in visibility. a dangerous situation, potentially for tomorrow morning. then, to the afternoon, our skies are partly cloudy by 7:00 tomorrow night. partly cloudy skies across a good portion of the region. here is the break down. at 7:00, areas of dense fog, middle 40s, scattered clouds by 12:00 and partly cloudy skies by 3:00, the temperatures up a few degrees from today's highs, translate to a few low 60s out towards santa rosa and brentwood. san jose tops out at 67 and gilroy, upper 60s and 68 degrees. here is a look ahead. the extended forecast. the weekend view. once again, watching out for fog on saturday morning into sunday morning. but, no raindrops expected this weekend. skies partly chowdy and the minor warming trend conditioning into -- including and the minor warming trend continue iting into the 70s. >> thank you. >>> there are reports that "twilight" is having ill effects on moviegoers twofplt people hav

one fish the high court refused to hear the appeal filed by three almond grows to protect the delta smelted by the 9th circuit of appeals the court ordered water deliveries curtailed so the search could survive only found in the upper delta listed as a threatened species since 1993. >>> san francisco researchers bringing a new meaning to the term big bird. after 40 years researchers have found average wing span has grown and birds are increasing in mass. scientists think climate change may be the reason. climate scientists in the past predicted global warming would make birds smaller. this new data shows the relationship between animals and global warming is more complex than first thought. >>> an animal that is a lot bigger. the surfer attacked by a shark is recuperating at home this morning. 27-year-old eric tarantino left the hospital yesterday afternoon with band ages on his neck, right arm and both hands. he was surfing saturday, north of monterey, he was attacked by a nine foot great white. the fish narrowly missed his jugular vein and carotid artery. >> i want to thank everyone tha

pretty cool right now through the delta. as that dense actually fog will be work -- the tule fog will be working its way into the east bay valley, area of visibility less than a quarter mile here which could create hazardous driving conditions out there. heads up as you're moving around first thing in the morning. other than the valley fog, we'll look for high clouds moving across the area the next couple of days as high pressure prevails. storm trackway to our north. and there it will stay through the week as we look for a dry and mild pattern. slight cooling as the winds develop once again. for now, we'll look for temperatures to warm slightly again tomorrow as we see patchy areas of fog here taking this through tuesday. mainly in the early morning hours giving way to partly cloudy conditions and slightly warmer temperatures until midweek. again, we'll look for the mid to low 60s in the fog-prone areas. warmer as you head to the south bay. back at the beach, should be in the mid to low 60s for tomorrow as most of the fog wi

to be very similar to what we saw there today but we will have patches of fog in the north bay, the deltad valley. that will clear out by noon with sunny and mild conditions by 4:00 p.m. we will have warmer temperatures than what we saw today. tomorrow, as you have the door temperatures in the '40's for a number of locations. we are warming to the '60s by noon, 64 napa, 64 in oakland and san jose and a late afternoon hours are bringing us even warmer temperatures. let us get a lick your extended forecast. we have mild conditions all the way through the week on thursday evening we will start to see increasing cloud coverage. friday will be the big change, rain is rolling in in the morning. temperatures are really cooling down and the chance of rain is sticking with us through the week. >>gary: the 49ers have turned on the bay area. everybody is a jim harbaugh fan. it has been teen years since they had a crowd like this today.--it has been teen years since they had a crowd like this yesterday. >> what have you done to change the culture? what are you doing to change the attitude? what have