they say that purpose it is mostly focused on the delta up. but if it goes through it will affect everyone on the west coast. >> thank you. and if you would like more information on the water plant go to cbssf.com. let's go ahead and take a look at the big board. let's see what the stocks are doing on this wednesday, right now up nearly 100 points which is good news however for apple, today's apple releases their latest operating system called mountain lion. their stock is down sharply after the company had rare earnings missed yesterday. apple sold 26 million iphones, 2 million less than expected. they still made billions. a free ride for muni riders, the key vote being taken today and it sinks, how thousands of dollars worth of tickets to the gilroy garlic festival were stolen. and a potentially dangerous situation in the east bay where the broken gas main force an evacuation early this morning. >> i am meteorologist lawrence karnow in the weather center, low clouds slowly sneaking back, >> some old tree root damage caused a gas line to burst

underground and under the delta to bring sacramento river water down to tracy. the water would then go to homes in l.a. and farmers in the central valley. plan also calls for restoration of the delta habitat which has suffered in recent years. the estimate is $23 billion. one man questioning how works is the assistant general manager of the contra costa water district. your area is probably the most impacted with this plan >> that's right, 100 percent of our water comes from the delta. >> this is not the first time, jerry brown had the periphery canal the first time. >> that was a 25,000 ft cubic foot per second canal that would do the same thing, take water from the north and pump it to the south. this morning the flow in the sacramento river is 21,000 cubic feet per second. this proposal is to use tunnel's instead of a canal and go under the delta at 9000 cubic feet per second so it is considerably size down but the most important thing about the plan is how it would be operated and that is unspecified. we don't know how it would be operated and we don't know w

governor brown wants to install three major pumping stations as part of a plan to restore the delta. >> reporter: we're near clarkburg. the plan would be to build three pumping stations here on the sacramento river, take this river water and send it through two big tunnels underneath the delta. the idea would be to curb the need for fish-killing pumps currently in use near tracy. but opponents say the fish would simply be killed up here instead. of the many arguments to fix the delta, including levy, earthquake concerns and water supplies, is the fate of fish, particularly salmon. >> what their basically talking about is wiping out the salmon. >> reporter: he joined many in protests of the bay delta conservation plan announced today by governor jerry brown. >> yes, there's going to be some opposition, political cynicism, activists, whatever. goes with the territory. >> reporter: brown, joined by interior secretary ken salazar, announced a plan to build two huge tunnels to suck water from the sacramento river, bypassing the delta, and delivering it south to pumping stations near tracy.

certainly the loudest opposition is coming from the delta. the farmers are extremely concerns of the construction and concerned about the water. the interesting split with the environmental groups. some are opposed to this as they were 30 years ago. others are waiting to see if the benefits will be greater than the harm for the species in trouble. >> there is a political split, too. our united states senators are on board with the plan, but the congressional delegation is against it. >> yes. we will see these geographic overtones continue. it depends where you are. in the central valley, it is different than contra costa county or the bay area. >> belva: i was going to say, during the old campaign about water, they used photos of people in los angeles watering their lawns while northern californians were drying out as a way of defeating this measure over the years. what is the image this year? what are you saving or not saving? is it the fish? >> a lot has changed. southern california has put a lot of water measures in place over the 30 years.

plan to feed water from the delta to central and southern california will cost people in the bay area. >> there're 220,000 people who live in the valley that you see behind me and they rely on the delta for the water and they would benefit if the pipeline was built but still, it comes at a cost. the delta's liquid gold is destined for the central valley and southern california and places in between. >> we cannot survive without the state water project >> no one really knows how much the twin tunnel delta plan will cost to maintain but the initial estimate is $14 billion and it would be paid for by water users. the notion that the tunnels are for southern california and not the bay area is mistaken according to directors who use a different map than the rest of us >> in terms of the state water project, southern california starts at the delta so we are part of southern california >> we need a more reliable water system that is not at the mercy of built levees and state regulatory winds. >> i tell my customers it is not about the others, it is about us. we cannot maintain our current qu

>> that is the problem, studies show that it will increase salinity in the delta which affects us. have recently written a letter to the secretary alerting him to the fact that there are preliminary documents that have ignored that and we're very concerned that the environmental documents coming out fully disclose impact on the contra costa water district and felipe mitigate them. what they've done so far is essentially not disclose them and proposed mitigation that has more studies and that is just long >> it was fascinating when the governor unveiled his plan, he said we would build to a 35 mi. long tunnels, these are bigger than the caldecott tunnel, this is a massive undertaking and they don't even have it penciled out completely with the cost >> that is part of the problem, if everybody agreed on this today it would take them two or three years to get going and then seven years to build it so the best case scenario is 10 years away. in the meantime we have not solved any of the problems in the delta. there is finally a coalition of water users that depend on the delta working

pump that will draw water from the delta. >> we're talking about the largest pump in the world. and we know and have known since the 60's that these largest pumps are fish-killing pumps. >> reporter: supporters pay the bay delta conservation plan will restore the ecosystem and ensure water supply. >> we've been here before. we were in 1982 when the first attempt was made to destroy the delta with a canal. >> reporter: he calls the tunnel idea a water grab and argues the tunnels could suck half the water from the sacramento river even before it makes it to the delta. >> they have put the canal or the tunnel before the science. >> despite spending hundreds of millions of dollars studying this damn thing, people will say, well, you haven't studied it enough. >> reporter: supporters say this project could cost in the $20 billion range. opponents say it could be north of $50 billion. we have differing opinions on both sidings of this issue. at 6:00, we'll talk to those in the salmon industry who say this plan will not save their industry but could destroy it. >>> and more details now

. >>> opponents say the water division puts the critical delta ecosystem at risk. ken pritchett was at the state capitol for that announcement. >> reporter: few would argue the delta is not in the immediate of a fix. earthquake is a major concern. water deliveries to the south, uncertain. today, governor brown and ken salazar announced a plan to address all of those issues. >> the proposal that we're unveiling today is a big idea. >> reporter: the idea is to build two huge tunnels to divert water underneath the delta to the controversial pump that currently draw water from the delta. >> we're talking about the largest pumps in the world. we know, and have known since the 1960s, that these largest pumps are fish killing pumps. >> reporter: supporters say the plan will restore the ecosystem and ensure water supply. >> we've been here before. we were here in 1982 when the first attempt was made to destroy the delta with a peripheral canal. >> reporter: calling the tunnel idea a water ground from central valley farmers and southern developers and argues the tunnels coul

. >>> opponents say the water division puts the critical delta ecosystem at risk. ken pritchett was at the state capitol for that announcement. >> reporter: few would argue the delta is not in the immediate of a fix. earthquake is a major concern. water deliveries to the south, uncertain. today, governor brown and ken salazar announced a plan to address all of those issues. >> the proposal that we're unveiling today is a big idea. >> reporter: the idea is to build two huge tunnels to divert water underneath the delta to the controversial pump that currently draw water from the delta. >> we're talking about the largest pumps in the world. we know, and have known since the 1960s, that these largest pumps are fish killing pumps. >> reporter: supporters say the plan will restore the ecosystem and ensure water supply. >> we've been here before. we were here in 1982 when the first attempt was made to destroy the delta with a peripheral canal. >> reporter: calling the tunnel idea a water ground from central valley farmers and southern developers and argues the tunnels coul

current system taking in water after it is in the delta. d environmentalists and some of the fellow democrats are afraid the tunnels would devastate the delta and eco system. >> i find it impressive that despite spending hundreds of millions of dollars, studying this damn thing people will say you haven't studied enough. we will study and we'll take action. >> this is not the way to go. understand what is needed for the delta. the fish. for the

the journey through the mangroves in the countries arms of the delta is scary. because huge areas were spread. thick layer of black oil that covers the entire surface of the water below which all life is totally disappeared. kilometer after kilometer of mangrove are affected and yet no scientific mission has ever yet come into these territories and. the six black smoke is rising over the mangroves. we've arrived at last. as we approach the men flee. love all those in our boat call to them reassuring upward. a refinery. an illegal refinery under the open sky. here men distill crude oil barefoot bare handed amidst the top on the risks of explosion. men who've welded together a few cams to make stills. and who feed the fire by tossing bowls of oil onto it. it's an apocalyptic scene under the dying palm trees. the men live here d.t.'s. sleep here and die here and toddle from the inside. like if a thief with a geeky film. would. find useful and if purity. condition. i think there's a different to refining process we need all coal from the steam baby. they call one of.

then, you can go to the delta. you will see all the animals, you will see the traditional dances, you will taste the traditional food. you will do fishing but catch and release for conservation. you do all of those sports that you can do it in the delta and see all of the animals. you can take walks. it does not end there. >> we have to end there. madame ambassador, thank you so much for coming and educating us about botswana. we want to go. you paint a wonderful picture. >> we would be glad to have you. >> thank you, ambassador. for information about my new book and online video for all "this is america closed what programs, visit our web site. -- and online video for all "this is america" programs, visit our web site. funding was provided by the national education foundation, the ctc foundation, afo communications. communications.

. >> if it goes through, the governor's plan to open up the delta to central and southern california will cost the state billions of dollars. but people in the bay area will see even more cost rolling down. ann noterangelo is here with the potential for water rates to go up. >> 87% of the water that is used in the valley, comes from the delta. that means 220,000 people could benefit from this delta pipeline project. but they're going to have to pay for it. the deltas liquid gold is destined for the central valley and southern california, and places in between. >> we cannot survive without the state water project. >> no one really knows how much the governor's tunnelling but the delta plan will cost to build and maintain that the initial estimate is $14 billion and it will be paid for by water users. the notion that tunnels are for southern california and not the bay area is mistaken according to the water directors who use a different matter than the rest of us. >> in terms of the state water project, southern california starts at the delta. and so we are part of southern california.

by tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy skies all the way through the delta. and across the bay into the east bay. we'll wake up low to mid-50s. so slightly cooler than what we saw this morning. by the afternoon mostly sunny skies clearing to the coastline and our temperatures slightly cooler in some places. upper 60s, low 70s in the east bay. for the afternoon tomorrow, this will be some of the warmest areas. 86degrees expecting in areas like antioch and brentwood. when i come back, we'll talk about how low we will go. >>> and today, sherman hemseley. the series was the first to showcase an upscale african american couple on prime time. he is best remembered as george jefferson. the cause of death has not been released. >>> a new strategy to combat the signs of [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile

in terms of the state water projects southern california starts at the delta. and so were part of southern california. and many more reliable water system that isn't at the mercy of tells the levees and state regulatory a result and will provide customers is not about the others it's about us. we cannot maintain their current s quality of life here describe, or we have a highet population of an imported water. people living in fremont and newark kenyan city dublin pleasanton livermore and all 15 cities in santa clara county. about 40 percent of the santa clara water district's water comes from the delta of surrey nearly 2 million people expect to see monthly water bills go up $5 a month in alimony county's own seven letter will be attending a monthly hike. >>> what to think about that? the what all the other bills and have this kind of room is this plan in necessity there are many many critics who don't like this design and will be fighting of the next few months in dublin cbs five. it is our drug bust a loss angeles international airport authority say they caug

by tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy skies all the way through the delta. and across the bay into the east bay. we'll wake up low to mid-50s. so slightly cooler than what we saw this morning. by the afternoon mostly sunny skies clearing to the coastline and our temperatures slightly cooler in some places. upper 60s, low 70s in the east bay. for the afternoon tomorrow, this will be some of the warmest areas. 86degrees expecting in areas like antioch and brentwood. when i come back, we'll talk about how low we will go. >>> and today, sherman hemseley. the series was the first to showcase an upscale african american couple on prime time. he is best remembered as george jefferson. the cause of death has not been released. >>> a new strategy to combat the signs of the time. how safeway is using new technology. >>> they were cleared from their encampment last week. the new tensions we found in a new location. man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn

. >> the plan also calls for the restoration of the delta, a vast area of wildlife that has suffered steady decline. opponents of the plan say that taking more water could only make things worse >> you have to understand what the delta needs, what the salmon need and what the water quality is. that is first. >> for how it will be paid for, contractors in the south are expected to pay but there are questions about whether the cost might make its way back up here. for now the fight is about the delta and dawn the future. >> investigators are looking into what caused a deadly apartment fire in san francisco's western addition neighborhood. smoke began pouring from the second floor of the apartment building just before 10:00 a.m.. neighbors say the person who died was an elderly man who lived in one of those upstairs apartments. two other people were treated for smoke inhalation >> i didn't even know there was a fire, i was sleeping. >> fire crews say to of the 12 apartments in the building were severely damaged but one doesn't people are now forced out of their homes. >> firefighters had

another concern is the fragile levees surrounding the delta. some are more than 100 years old and could fail in an earthquake. >> if the levees do fail we can have an outage of six months to a couple of years which would require us to have extreme conservation measures and have a significant economic impact. >> some supporters say the proposed pipes would be more reliable in an earthquake and pull water from the delta with less harm to the environment. opponents they worry pipes will only increase the strain allowing more water to be diverted away from the delta. governor brown and opponents will be holding dual press conference in sacramento and arguing their points. >> the san francisco district attorney say they have no plans to open a perjury investigation against the mayor. the district attorney said there was no basis to start a criminal investigation. lawyers for suspended mayor called for that investigation. the issue centers around accusations that mayor had tried to work out a deal to get him another job if he stepped down. mayor lee h

it is heating up because of a proposal to build tunnels in the delta. governor jerry brown will move water easily from the northern to the southern part of the state. the tunnels would carry water from the sacramento river to giant pumps in tracy and to millions of californians and 300 acres of form land. they could damage the delta's fragile environment. >>> a state park scan tall could hurt governor jerry brown's initiative. >> the move comes after officials learned that the parks department sat on almost $54 million in surplus funds for years. >> even as state park closures were ordered. they will decide what to do with the surplus fund and it is expected to be used to keep the parks open. >> this is because of public safety, public health and environmental health issue. >> they make the first of its kind move. the industry that may not like the idea. >> steve is up in a couple of minutes to tell you what you can expect in a cool down. >>> you will see he see the dramatic of ending with a gun drawn close to traffic. . >>> high speed freeway chase ende

south underneath the delta tool holding base near tracy. e pipelines will secure the water supply while taking pressure off of the delta. opponents feel it could prove to be disastrous. >>pam: prosecutors will not investigate allegations that have francisco mayor committed perjury in his bid to oust ross mirkirimi. the district attorney's office says there is no basis for opening a criminal investigation against the mayor. the lawyer for mirkirimi suspect that the mayor lied under oath during questioning before the city's ethics commission. the mayor says he told the truth and the allegations against him are outrageous. the commissioner says the mayor's statements were relevant as to whether mercury me committed official misconduct and pleading guilty to misdemeanor false imprisonment and a domestic violence incident involving his wife. >>catherine: pg&e crews have finished repairing a damaged gas line after fire officials reported from a gas leak in el cerrito this morning. pg&e received a call from the el cerrito fire department reporting

a lot of locations will see a lot of red towards the delta. you may even touched 90 degrees. take a look. it is going to be warm as we head down towards the valley. >> james: look for mid to upper '70's along the shoreline. we have any of that fairfield coming in and i degrees. it will be toasty and even warmer tomorrow. we have plenty of sunshine for the city in oakland. across the wine country it is low 80's in some spots. you will want to the upper 80s out near the napa valley but like i said, tomorrow it will be even more for your fourth of july holiday. q we are looking for partly cloudy skies with a force. we have 93 but the incident and even have some mid-70s and upper '70's around the bay. if you plan on participating were leaving the fireworks have beer looks like the with will be on your side for most locations like the fed san francisco will help with a better idea on the fall. -- fog. >> james: you can always watch the fireworks special beginning at 9:30 p.m.. >> george: will not tracking any problem for your morning commute ticket with the bridges at the start of

dirichlet's the delta's liquid gold is destined for the central valley. we can survive with laos is state water projects. no one knows how much the governor's delta plan will cost to build and maintain the initial estimates is $14 billion and will be paid by water users and those in the tunnels are for southern california and not the bay is mistaken according to water directors who use a different amount and the rest of us. in terms of the state water projects southern california starts at the delta. so we're part of southern california. and we need a more reliable water system that is evan at the mercy of state regulatory winds. did we get some customers that it is not about the others is about us. we can maintain our current and as such a high lyon's hough unless we are participating. people living in fremont and newark union city dublin and pleasanton and livermore and all 15 cities in santa clara county about 40 percent of the water district's water from adults them that expect to see monthly water bills and alicante's on seven it will likely be a $10

as you head east low ninety's at the delta as well as discovery day. entwood, tracy, 91 degrees in pleasanton and as you go further north, 84 degrees in benicia and mid 80s in napa and sonoma. low '80s the route mill valley and san fransisco average high of 67 but we're banking on 70 degrees. the extended forecast calls for slightly cooler conditions by thursday and then we start to see the numbers bouncing back up again. just in time for the weekend. again, a series of eighties through this time next week. mostly sunny for your fourth of july. 92 degrees in the inland areas and that is your holiday pinpoint forecast. >> he is definitely smiling down on this effort and would have been very supportive. >> he was killed in a crash hours after drinking on a party boss. a bay area family behind the new legislation in honor of their 19 year-old son. >> from the midwest to the mid- atlantic, the fourth day of extreme heat and frustration for tens of thousands still in the dark. >> a man's home taken from him while he is in the hospital. >> i am just,,,,,,,,,,

we are cloudy everywhere except concord by the delta at breeze has made its way into our east bay valleys that's why temperatures are uniformed in the mid 50s here, five fly san francisco, we are talking about a warm -- warm up inland valleys today around the bay, coast not only today and in the days ahead going to stay comfortable not going to see much of a temperature change microclimates and heat, i'll have it all coming up. >>> we first brought your attention to this crash reported westbound 580 approaching basco 10 minutes ago by traffic spotter now reports of heavy traffic as you approach the scene five minutes ago. it has been reported east and westbound. chp en route. traffic jammed on westbound 580 out of the altamont pass or through the altamont pass, in fact it is heavy from westbound 205 and tracy. we'll keep track of it for you. bay bridge toll, a minor wait now for some of the cash paying lanes. >>> 6:02. we begin with developing news in oakland. right now police are looking for a gunman who shot five people last night while they waited outside a theater. police were call to

the gulf is reclaiming everything the delta built. issippi water back into the delta we lose everything. where we are sitting right now was built by the mississippi river. it is part of what the gulf will reclaim eventually. >> reporter: is that what is at the root of your music? >> dr. john, yeah. we got together before katrina. i'm a pilot so i spent a lot of time flying pipeline patrols from the coast and looking at it from the air you can see where we are messing things up and how we can do it differently. i started getting with the guys who are the musicians in town and try to get a group together to make some noise and tell everybody we have to address this. ♪ >> reporter: at what point did you come to the realization that music can help convey that message and could also help activate some solutions and real remedies? >> when people try to get me to run for public office and i realize that i knew people that went that route and once they got elected they lost power. they lost the ability to tell the truth. they lost the ability

. >> well, major announcement from the governor about the future of the delta. >> governor brown is pushing for a pair of tunnels that would move water easily to the central valley and south. >> we are live in sacramento with the governor's reaction. tara? >> the governor said he realizes there are people who oppose his plan and else simply not backing down. >> i want to get it done. i want to get this thing done the best i can. >> all right. you give me your analysis. >> the governor and his fighting words and the secretary of the interior detailing their proposal to build two massive tunnels to divert water using gravity and not pushes. two biggest questions they had for the governor, how much will it cost and what is the impact to the environment, fish, etcetera. >> some studies will be done over the next 10 to 15 years. >> jerry brown was adamant about this. >> i was elected by all the people in the state to balance the competing interests. >> they wish to build peripheral tunnels would destroy salmon and taxpayers with tens of billions in debt. only the westside on the central valley.

water project, southern california starts at the delta a. we cannot contain quality of life unless we are participating in this. >>> tonight berkeley council members will consider a plan to urge the postal service not to close the city's main post office. the post office has been operating for 97 years. but the post office plans to sell the building enclosing it. reports. said apple will introduce the new app boat, five the september print i. phones will reportedly go on sale on september 21st. >>> how fans are standing behind 13 today >>> and what was lurking behind the chocolate coating >>> the bear area tradition ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we're starting out with mostly clear skies in the bay area and valley. we will talk more about that coming up. >>> the problems on 205 heading out retrieve see, we will tell you about alternates >>> a man tried to smuggle men disguised as candy bars. he was trying to board a flight to japan. the funny bars contained about 1,900 g or more of meth. we got word last week that a german company was buying peace. pe

that pipeline would make the water supply more stable while protecting fish from the delta's pumps. >> we know definitely about climate change and we know that with the faster snowmelt, that these levies can be overwhelmed. we also know the levies can't be mixed in the way some of the critics are recommending. and we also know that the threat is real. >> you build it, they'll use it. yeah. build the tunnel, it will be used someday. and it will destroy the delta in the process. >> some environmental groups launched their own campaign to try and defeat the land saying it would destroy delta habitats. >>> still ahead at 5:00, nothing friendly about this. a killer whale caught on camera turning on its trainer. >>> plus -- >> i don't want someone to stop and go by and say, oh, she had a facelift. >> life-saving treatments that cause medical improvements. it promises long-term benefits without going under the knife. >>> a new report shows how children are faring in the state of california. i'm kimberly terry live in san leandro. i'll have that report coming up. >>> i'm jodi hernandez. . >>>

fog moves out towards the delta overnight and burns back to the coast at 1:00. 60s coastside tomorrownd maybe a few 089s towards the delta tomorrow john. here's a look at highs for you. livermore, 90. 92 in antioch. 82, vallejo. san francisco, 68. half hoop bay, 63. 75, santa cruz. 89 for gilroy. may get a little dip on tuesday before the high starts to build in. wednesday, thursday, inland temperatures, mid-to-upper 90s. 80s around the bay and mid-60s at the beaches. >> ama: mike shumann is here with sports. >> mike: giants had a chance to put some space between themselves and the dodgers in the national league west but the boys in blue had other ideas. including a sweep. >> mike: the panda on the dl, scutaro at third, and burris edition nailed for assignment but dodgers didn't care. great grab but she couldn't stick the landing. ryan vogelsong went six. dodgers up one in the fourth. 2-0 men in blue. dodgers ace, clayton kershaw, having an average season but not average today, striking out sten, including brandon bell in the feign. mark ellis contributing, making it 4-0. dodgers neve

northern end instead of the southern end it involves building a massive twin tunnel system under the delta south of sacramento and then hooking them up with existing aquaducts. water users would pay for the $14 billion construction of the tunnels and taxpayers would pay the cost of habitat restoration through a water bond on the ballot in two years. >> a healthy delta eco system and a reliable water supply are profoundly important to california's future. >> reporter: the current system only has one pump and could kill hundreds of thousands of fish a year including the endangered delta smelt. a court order often stopped water deliveries for the sake of marine life and farms found it tough to make a living. >> are we going to let them destroy the delta? >> no! >> reporter: opponents like environmentalists have already given the plan a thumbs down it hasn't been scientifically vetted. it is is unclear what effect a new water flow of 9,000 cubic feet per second through the tunnels will have on the fish. >> they have put plumbing before policy. they put the canal report tunnel before the sigh s

look outside, grey, this marine layer extends into the livermore valley, clear in concord and by the deltaave a cleary sky but we have the breeze live doppler, so the low clouds and fog last night grew and slid across the bay. sea breeze is healthy, going to keep the myco climates in full swing -- the microclimates in full swing today. 55 in livermore, low 50s in napa, temperatures fairly uniform, things change today slowly more tomorrow and wednesday just a degree warmer in san francisco, cooler in antioch and livermore due to that breeze. enjoy today. the breeze is reaching the east bay for now, keep temperatures in check we will warm-up a little. nothing too extreme to start out. fog through 9:00 in the east bay from hayward, fremont, oakland then takes until 9:00 to pull back, 11:00 sunshine in the city, never clears really around pacifica and half moon bay. that's why we keep it cool there, mist and drizzle this morning. we are back into the 90s inland and hot weather tomorrow and wednesday. here's a sense of what you can expect 90 today santa rosa, 95 tomorrow, 98 wednesday. look at

the delta. supporters say the proposed pipes would be more reliable in an earthquake and less harmful to the environment. opponents worry the pipes will only increase the strain allowing more water to be diverted away from the delta. governor brown and opponenting will hold duelling press conferences today in sacramento arguing their points. >>> a financial scandal involving a states parks department may be bigger than first thought. top finance officials say tens of billions of dollars in so-called special funds are unaccounted for in many other departments. special funds are those which mostly come from user fees. now auditors say the departments were supposed to report them but lawmakers say no one has been checking to make sure that's actually being done. the scandal first broke open after the discovery of millions of dollars in hidden parks department accounts. >>> here's something you don't hear every day on a college campus, watch out for mountain lions. one of the big cats was spotted off

the delta breeze is blowing about 25 miles per hour. 60s around the bay right now, 70s, and a few low0s inland so we are looking at a nice evening as we get into the evening hours, our temperatures will continue to roll back, but summer-like weather for some of our valley locations, and that equals a summer night. for tomorrow, our numbers will be up a few degrees over what we saw yesterday. we'll wake up with a morning fog once again and low clouds but it's not going to be as widespread as we have seen in recent days. take a look, i'll pick it up for you. 7:00 tomorrow morning is what the time stamp says, in the peninsula and the bay, crossing over to the east bay by mid-morning, burning back, hanging along the coast line, very similar to what we saw today. areas in ocean beach and pacifica will clear out and half moon bay remain with it most of the day, and our numbers will be very similar as we wake up tomorrow morning around sunrise. 50s in the forecast, low 50s in the bay, fairfield as well as antioch under partly cloudy skies for our inland spots. afternoon highs, 86 for santa r

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marine layer deep so it's just advancing the marine layer well out to the delta. cloudy overnight. windy cool tomorrow and cooler than average condition next few days. area of low pressure bringing the deeper marine layer and bringing us the on shore flow which is providing us with the cool summer pattern. we keep it cool windy for your tuesday afternoon here in the bay area then we start to see a turn around at the end of the week. still few more days to go. give yourself extra time, drizzle on the coast and hills especially in the north bay as well. low to upper 50's. south west wind really drives marine air into the north bay and tend to get drizzle as well. 72 in san jose and south bay. peninsula it's a nice looking day. you will see some sunshine later in the day. 70 palo alto. 72 for los altos. coast may see more clearing. 56 in pacifica and windy. downtown san francisco 63 degrees. 57 in the sun set district and north bay looking at low 70's. clear lake few showers possible there. 67 degrees if petaluma. 68 nap a.head out to the east bay mid 60's. berkeley oakland hayward not

some fear this tunnels would devastate the delta.he delta provides drinking water for 2/3 of the state's population. water users would pay for the 14 billion dollar cost of the new tunnels. >>> work on new transbay center in downtown san francisco in full swing. the site will have to be excavated to 55 feet to accommodate high speed rail and caltrain atler levels three busy streets run across the site. first, fremont and beale streets will have to become temporary bridges to allow for all that digging half of the construction is devoted to excavation above ground structures will begin rising in 2014. >>> gorgeous afternoon yesterday. >> yeah, cooler but we liked it. >>> absolutely. today almost the same and tomorrow then warm once again summer not out of forecast yet temperatures below average for the better part of the next couple of days. good morning everybody welcome to thursday we are looking at cloud cover over the financial center there the embarcadero center, the ferry building, also the bay bridge, as far as live doppler goe

some of that marine air trickling into the delta. en into the east bay where you had 100s, a few degrees cooler and more of an on shore push through tuesday and wednesday brings temperatures back into the 80s. so we will be looking at a nice range today from low 60s half moon bay. notice the fog is pulling back with 68 in the city. free concert at dolores park as well as lake merit they have a concert going on. 78 there. and swimming on alcatraz today. a good day for that but it will start off foggy. 93 concord, 83 in fremont and, of course, we have the a's in town, they have been in town, hopefully the sweep of the yankees today. 90 there. and if you are headed into oakland it should be a beautiful afternoon. not as warm as yesterday but starting out in the 70s at 1:00 and by about 4:00 upper 70s. so today about 3 to 5 degrees of cooling. tomorrow another three or four degrees of cooling. no more 90s. we are into the 80s and temperatures coming down to below normal. no big dramatic ten to fifteen drop of degrees in temperatures. sorr

the owners of humphrey on the delta file for chapter 11 bankruptcy but jennifer shows us that the popularestaurant is not closed yet. >> is jonah could survive three days in the belly of the wilbon shouldn't this restaurant, named after well, be able to survive three decades here in the delta? >> it would be a shame if it closed. and they should not do that. but they need to make money. >> for now they're not closing but the owners recently filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy, a letter provided to cbs 5 from the antioch city attorney indicates that the restaurant owners over the city $50,000 in back rent. >> they have a good chicken, salad. >> he is a family friend and says that the owners have a partner now and the couple are working to keep humphries afloat. >> a couple of years ago a former elsie brought in a partner in the payments were not kept up and so she had to take it back. there have been scrambling ever since. part of the challenge also came from the city side. they put $300,000 of redevelopment money into another downtown restaurants, so the city went in direct competition with h

opponents call it the water grab and say it will destroy, not safe is the delta. will restore the echo system and insure a water supply. the governor says he expects a fight. >> yes, there's going to be some opposition. political citizens, activists, whatever, it goes with the territory. >>> in washington dc a group of bay area democrats held to push back the plan. say would reduce the sacramento river to a trickle. they say the governor did not speak with northern. >> and i'm worried that what's starting to build this momentum to get this constructed overwhelms the scientific considerations that are absolutely necessary underfederal law, understate law and for the protection of the one of the the great delta systems in the world. >> reporter: the price tag for the tunnels and restoration projects upwards of $20 billion. >>> now an suv with 6 people plunged off. these pictures of the accident along a sharp curve of panoramic highway. the california highway patrol says the vehicle plunged 200 feet into a ravine. we are told 2 adults were taken to a hospital by he wi

the sandwiches had been loaded on to the delta planes along with other meals at the airport in amsterdam, prepared there by gategourmet, a global provider of food and other services to airlines. dutch police say it appears this was done deliberately. >> reporter: the tsa said when it heard about this on sunday, immediately notified all u.s. airlines flying out of amsterdam. delta apparently the only airline affected says it takes this matter extremely seriously, and is working with gategourmet to ensure the safety of the food it serves. there's no sign that anything similar was done to any other flights or airlines. who did this and why is so far a mystery? pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> and tonight, skywest airlines tells nbc news it's investigating how a murder suspect was able to get access to one of their aircraft. a regional jet sitting on the ramp in st. george, utah, sometime after midnight. the suspect identified as brian hegland was a suspended skywest pilot himself. he got the aircraft rolling but clipped a wing, crashed the plane into some parked cars and killed hims

marine layer deep so it's just advancing the marine layer well out to the delta. cloudy overnight. windy cool tomorrow and cooler than average condition next few days. area of low pressure bringing the deeper marine layer and bringing us the on shore flow which is providing us with the cool summer pattern. we keep it cool windy for your tuesday afternoon here in the bay area then we start to see a turn around at the end of the week. still few more days to go. give yourself extra time, drizzle on the coast and hills especially in the north bay as well. low to upper 50's. south west wind really drives marine air into the north bay and tend to get drizzle as well. 72 in san jose and south bay. peninsula it's a nice looking day. you will see some sunshine later in the day. 70 palo alto. 72 for los altos. coast may see more clearing. 56 in pacifica and windy. downtown san francisco 63 degrees. 57 in the sun set district and north bay looking at low 70's. clear lake few showers possible there. 67 degrees if petaluma. 68 nap a.head out to the east bay mid 60's. berkeley oakland hayward not