you know, you go from the delta to the hills.where you just came from, jackson, are you kidding me? you'd have to be paid money to go to jackson from greenville. >> they feel the same way down there about you guys? >> they don't get us because they ain't got no sense of humor. >> so what about the food? has this place changed at all in -- >> no. >> it's been 20 years since i was here last and literally exactly the same. >> not much in the way of capital improvements or time motion study. the system, such as it is, is, well, crazy. eat right here in the kitchen. in the division of labor, the flow of work -- well, i gave up trying to figure it out five minutes in and figured i'll get loaded and eat all this delicious food. the salad thing is famous. hand-tossed in the same wooden bowl for decades. the hot tamales, same as they ever was. >> those tamales are just incredible because they're made with the steak drippings and stuff that you're getting ready to save, so -- >> oh, really? >> it greatly enhances the flavor. >> oh, my god.

marian wright and peter edelman met on that trip to the delta. been married for almost 40 years. marian wright edelman went on to create the children's defense fund. catherine wilson, meanwhile, did get some education and training from programs that grew out of the war on poverty. but the economy today isn't the same as then. >> what has happened over the last 40 years is that we've had a major change in our economy. good jobs have gone to technology, to globalization, and the consequence is that half of our population is not earning enough to support their families and a whole lot of them can't find jobs at all. >> reporter: catherine wilson's had a whole series of part time jobs, but she's never made much money and has survived mostly on government assistance. she's on social security now. 22% of the people in mississippi rely on food stamps. >> some things have gotten better. we've got a middle class that wasn't there. >> reporter: but there's still lots missing. >> over 80% of the black children in mississippi cannot read or compute at grade l

is the last day for this year. >> did you know what happens in the delta stays in the delta? interesting part of california if you've never been out there. we've got fog and low clouds coming in the bay area right now. obscuring the view. it's disappearing in a thin veil of mist. we have fog and low clouds that will be moving in in the night from the morning hours. plenty of sun in concord. cool coast. sea breeze is going to keep the inland areas cool through thursday. things will heat up through the weekend. between now and then we're unusually cool. it will be a nice evening for the as to take on the astros tomorrow night. partly cloudy skies. game time temp, 63. sum it up, fog and low clouds will clear to the shoreline tomorrow. the shore itself remains fairly shrouded in low clouds. a cool shoreline too but the 90s will be back by thursday lingering in to friday. at least close to 90 inland. overnight lows tonight, mid 50s will do it. sun up tomorrow morning. 2 minutes after 6 a.m., forecast highs, look how far below average we are. concord will be 9 degrees below average

the government regularly cuts water exports from the delta to protect the smelt. >>> saint anthony's dining served its 42 millionth mill. staff and volunteers celebrated the milestone with those they serve. they serve 4200 hot meals every day adding up to a million a year. the recipient of today's meal is retired and said it is tough to make it on a fixed income. >> it means a lot to me. i've been coming here the past eight months and it means a lot to be able to be fed and know that i'm going to have a meal -- at least one a day. >> staff there say they are seeing more women and seniors coming in for a meal and some -- and groups of people. other diners say the meals are much-needed and much-appreciated when they cannot afford to get by. and there are 42 million meals over the years. incredible impact. >> it is. >>> and it is time to check on the weather. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast as we start another week. >> and it is absolutely beautiful out here. nothing but blue skies. a gentle breeze which we expect around this time of the year. and let's check ou

and much of it comes from the nile delta in egypt. >> when the sun setsts over the nile delta, millionspon n millionsns of blossoms open up and give off their heady, intensely sweeeet aroma -- jasmine, the king of pererfumes. because nocturnal momoths, instead d of bees,s, pollinate flowers, harvesting takes place at night from 2:00 a.m. till just after dawn. it's back breaking work. >> we pick the flowers every year, always for six months, seven days a week, all season long. >> the sweet fragrance suffuses the nile delta. around 10:00 or so jasmine plantations provide jobs to thousands of pickers, men and women, at harvest time. the more skillful and concentrated they are, the more petals they can put on the scales in the morning. five kilos per night shift are nothing unusual. after the harvest, everything has to go fast on the fakhry farms near the city of tanta. if the flowers aren't process edmeadly, their precious aroma dissipates. at 9:30 in the morning the pickers' strenuous work is done. the women return home in small groups, walking through one of the most fertile stretches of

and from our south beach camera looks beautiful. 66 santa rosa and novato with mid-70s by the delta. the fog is clearing up at the coast. we have 60s and 70s already 100-degree heat again in our inland valleys but we are looking at a big cool down tomorrow because of a wind shift. the question is will it last throughout the week ahead? more in a few minutes. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. developing news. the northbound lanes. are mont be ray highway are closed while police investigate a crash that killed a man. around 3:00 this morning police say a car crashed and rolled over on the side of the freeway, killing the driver. the car sheared off part of a power pole. police have not said what may have caused the driver to crash. spa. >>> developing news in the east bay this morning. oakland police are look for a gunman who shot at a police officer. the officer was responding to a call around 9:30 last night when she was involved in a crash on 73rd avenue and international boulevard. after the crash a man went up to the car firing a gun multiple times at the police car. fortunately the off

probably not as strong as yesterday, west-southwest oakland, west at hayward, what about out to the delta, not bad about half as bad as yesterday. 51 novato and also santa rosa, cool. big time thunderstorms at sky harbor yesterday, phoenix, but can't make it up into the sierra. i've had a couple of people ask me, what's going on? sunny and nice, system off the coast continues to keep us in a rather cooler pattern but we

the agency bought five islands in the delta for $175 million. the paper says the metropolitan water district made the purchase from a swiss insurance group. going to build reservoirs and wildlife habitat on the island. the agency says it plans to abandon those plans and use the islands for governor brown's proposed tunnel system that would divert water from the sacramento river down south. >>> a bb gun fired at a group of students at uc berkley. the hunt for the person that pulled the trigger and the possible connection to a second shooting near campus. >>> but first, a bus burst into flames in taiwan. up next the accident that turned deadly and the investigation underway this morning. morng. >>> morning commute doesn't look bad. right now we are off to a decent start here on highway 4 as you come up and over the hill into concord. >>> well, fog is back, not as extensive as yesterday but still there. we will see if our cooldown will continue or if there's warmer weather on the way. j?j?j7 >>> a tour bus in taiwan burst into flames south of the ca

sailing, small craft advisory for the entire bay into the delta. the golden gate bridge, you can see some of that drizzle is starting to accumulate on the deck. temperatures today, tomorrow, the coolest moving forward. a little bit of a warming trend sunday. we'll see if that continues into next week. sue? >>> definitely needed the windshield wipers coming across the golden gate this morning. bay bridge is looking great, no delays here. wanted to mention that amy hollyfield was reporting about the massive freeway shutdown in oakland overnight. big rigs were allowed to use 580 during that closure. they are no longer allowed to use 580 now. the road is completely open pep big rigs must stay on 880. >>> continuing to follow that breaking news from dallas and the ambush that has left five police officers dead. next, what we're learning about those victims. >>> and dreams of a olympic gold in the south bay. we'll take you behind the scenes we'll take you behind the scenes of the u.s. olympic gymnastics i don't have any symptoms. [female announcer] of can

cloudy for you and mid 60s toward the delta. ooking at more sunshine of course inland, how far will it reach to the shoreline? partly sunny skies around pacifica and half moon bay. with 60s to upper 80s. >>> looking forward to it, thank you, lisa. new twist in the controversy that has been dogging hilary clinton's presidential campaign for months. we are learning more about clinton's meeting with the fbi yesterday morning over that e-mail scandal. abc news reporter, mary bruce has more from washington. >>> it's a 3-1/2 hour sit down that could change the shape of the presidential race. hilary clinton slipping out of her d.c. home saturday for the long awaited interview at the fbi about the use of a private e-mail server. saturday night, clinton seemingly at ease during a phone interview with msnbc. >> i've been eager to do it and i was ploeased to have the opportunity to helping the department bring the review to a conclusion. >> reporter: they were deciding whether charges should be filed against clinton. >> i said many times, i

that has cranked up the delta breeze. gusts at 36. yesterday it was 7. fog is filling in on the coast and will continue to do so. it is moving over the bay. it is over oakland. there are signs that this will be a cooler pattern. not only that, the breeze is the key. when it is up at 24, that is a rip roaring breeze. west at oakland. west in napa. there is a westerly component. 50s for temperatures. yesterday, a lot of 40s to the coast. there is a system clipping us. tomorrow, it looks like high pressure comes back in we will start to warm up. today, 60s, 70s and low 80s. >>> good morning. not much going on. the traffic is doing well. we start often tracy with the tracy super commute. you can see traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving from 205 and 580 where there is a freeways meet. if you had west over the altamont pass, not a bad drive there. no problems as you drive through. road sensors are not showing slow traffic. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is moving along nicely. we are also looking at the south bay

this is a water front bay in contra costa county and many homes are surrounded by the delta. leslie brinkley is in discovery bay live with the story tonight. >> reporter: the contra costa health department has issued a warning about toxic blue-green algae here in the waterways of discovery bay. and that algae could potentially be dangerous to people and to dogs. >> we did the initial testing and found that we find bacteria and we don't know how high the levels are but we did get a positive at a number of locations in discovery bay. >> reporter: the slimy green algae is pooled up around backyard docks, the water slides and water trampolines may be idol on a week day but not on the weekends. >> residents are concerned because dogs play in the water, kids swim in the water and they are water boarding and jet skis. >> it could cause skin irritation to gastrointestinal problems and three dogs died after drinking the water in lake shibbo last summer. here in discovery bay nick chamber lane dives into the water daily to clean boats for a living and careful to shower when he gets out

it does look a little stronger for the delta breeze. stronger winds on tap for the weekend. there you get a good look. that will keep us on the cool side for sure. there are a few 80s. >>> here we are. bright and chipper. >> i will have a talk with my career guidance counselor. >> all right. >> let's go out and -- in fact -- i think i see something here that i want to change before we go onto the air. yes. let's go out to the altimate pass and look at tracy super commute. westbound 580 you will see traffic that is moving very well on 205 and 580 coming through tracy. not been a bad drive. this is a good time to do it. it'll be a good time to drive if we wanted to figure out how long it'll take to drive from mountain house parkway -- 11 minutes. that is pretty good. we will see that time is going to go up no doubt. let's move along and look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic here is not bad. it's great in fact so early in the morning. traffic is light and downtown san jose northbound 280 coming up through downtown. that looks good getting up north. >>> now to the top s

the onshore breeze is a little bit stronger, especially through the delta. combined will bring down the temperatures, and a cooler start for the morning. we need to talk about the bay area air quality. we had the spare the air day. and unhealthy for the sister groups in the inner east bay and the santa clara valley. if you suffer from asthma or have respiratory issues, be aware of this. along the coast and inside the bay, the north bay community looking good with moderate air quality today. there is a trough over california and it will be here on monday, and this onshore breeze, i will mention that the southerly breeze could impact the monterey breeze and impact the fire, so don't be surprised to see or smell the smoke. this marine layer leading to a cold out for us today. i do see a warm day coming our way, and the wind will not be too bad. 50 degrees expected 95% humidity so that is good news to start the morning. taking a peek at the numbers, 52 in san francisco, 55 in berkeley, concord 58, low 60s in brentwood, south bay with 58 for san jose. echostar in

the delta jet diverted. sickened passengers rushed off the plane. how did dangerous fumes get into the cabin? >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin with the wave of anger and grief sweeping across america tonight. growing outrage over the deadly police shootings of two black men. as the country mourns the death of five officers in dallas. killed in the line of duty. nearly two dozen officers hurt in st. paul, minnesota. the huge crowd shutting down the interstate. and protesters clashing with police in baton rouge. at least 120 in custody. and deray mckesson posts live video of his own arrest. here's eva pilgrim, starting us off in st. paul. >> reporter: tonight, protesters tackled in the streets. police tasing this man. a demonstration overnight in st. paul, minnesota, turning violent. protesters throwing fireworks at police. clashes in the chaos. authorities say some protesters threw rocks and even molotov cocktails. the crowd shutting down an interstate. police using smoke bombs to clear out demonstrator

but if you care about the delta, stop polluting it. if you care about the people of california and what it costs to feed your families and care about farmworkers and these small communities you would have an honest debate. i have been aapproached off-camera to have a conversation. no more conversation like that. everything on the floor. this is an open and transparent process. five pieces of legislation have this language in it and we will fix this problem. those little communities where faucetclaim to fill up a and make some food to eat and bathe their children. we have houses when they turn on a faucet they have nol longer have water. i get the concern. if they are concerned about the environment. if you look at a community that had 100% of that water and the pipeline all the way the way to san francisco without one conversation about those water helping these rivers or these species. they're not willing to give up their water, they're willing to take other eem piece -- other people's waters. it's the same thing we hear on so many iss

the key though is out of the delta. twenty-three and 29 and that was stronger than yesterday and want to 3-degree course on the lows. fifty survival liminal -- 55 limit not -- livermore. temperatures 52 and above calistoga nevada napa 50 temperatures again on the cool side here for the lows . some summers you wake up and you say it's warm but it's been cool here so far generally from 23 and 29 south a 15 west of ten west of five up to napa airport in the breeze as well will make it a little bit of the sacrament of our. 59 there is not too bad. stop 52 in you, i. eightys 90s 91 palm springs. the monsoon pocket stays in arizona. >> sixtys 70s 80s. not enough cooling to get some locations at the 90s. after today we start to warm up and then by the weekend inland will be warmed up. >> pretty hot it sounds like. >> and lesser of the coast it looks pretty nice . inland will be hot. >> would you go out to play tennis. >> in the morning early. >>> a man from texas taken to hospital after flying of a waterside. twenty-five minute

you can see it is pushed over towards places near sacramento and the delta. the cool northwesterly flow where you are used to seeing around this time of year, well, it's going to sag a little farther south. what we are going to look at is cooler weather headed our way as we head toward the middle part of the week. the jet stream pushes high pressure down to our south. we're not going to look at the extremely hot conditions like we have been seeing. in fact, temperatures going down this week. by monday, 84 for the san jose area. look at that, by wednesday and thursday, we're talking upper 70s. for the try-vi-valley, back to by wednesday. sweet relief is headed our way, especially once we get past the fourth of july. >> looks good, anthony. >>> we have more ahead on today in the bay coming up. do you have a bucket list? we met one woman. we rode along with her. she took the trip of a lifetime. stay tuned. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at

the airflow is through the valley and the delta. a little stronger yesterday by far. 50s on the temps give way to not much change inland. or by the coast, i should say. inland will come down a few degrees. 60s by the coast. 70s around the bay. 80s through the inland. >>> sal, 7:03. you have a pensive look there. >> the carlson accident we have been talking about on 80 is really slowing traffic down. i want to go right to the eastshore. 43-minute drive. that time is a little bit more than we like to see. in the last few minutes i have noticed more people getting through on the east shore. for a while it looked kind of empty in berkeley, and that's because people were being held up, up the road. they are clearing the accident and the traffic is going to start moving through coming down. but it's way behind schedule driving down towards the berkeley area out of hercules. please give yourself extra time. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see that traffic has been slow this morning for about a 25 to 30 minute delay. back to

it's pretty good for san francisco into the delta. 29 miles per hour in fairfield. as you get up tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies, even in the valley and some slow clearing by noon. sunshine inland temperatures in the 70s. this temperatures keep it low average for the next couple of days. warming up on wednesday. more coming up just a few minutes. >>> coming up, to curb violence a popular rapper joins forces with los angeles police. why he said he did this for his young daughter. >>> after the break we will tell you where some money is going. >>> changes coming to tesla. what they say now they are working on to make sure the autopilot feature is much safer. >>> rescuers say honking help them find the driver who was stranded after a car crash in santa barbara. the car plunged 400 feet off an embankment around midnight. firefighters say they had a general idea where the car was but it was the honking that help them find the location. >> he contacted 911 but had very little better left. lights on the vehicle did not work. as units got closer, he was honking and we were abl

the most common issues are fainting or feeling dizzy or nausea or vomiting. deltaays they do their best to train flight attendants to handle most medical problems that can happen in the sky. this is the other part of the team. instead of being in the air, they are on the ground, based at the university of pittsburgh medical center, stat md is a medical communication center that offers support services for several north american airlines. >> i did copy all of that. >> basically provide in-flight consultations for in-flight emergencies and fitness to fly screening for the airlines for people on the ground in case there's a question on their ability to go up in the air. >> let's say someone is having -- they feel light headed and having chest pain, for example, which probably is a more common scenario. talk me through it. what would the conversation be like? >> what would usually happen, on the flight either the passenger themselves will bring attention to themselves and call for help or someone else on the flight might notice or flight attendant might notice. then th

concord and livermore 56 by the delta. ratures around the bay today for the giants game looking nice. it's a 5:00 start at 64 degrees. the sun setting at 83. 8:about 3. we will look for the winds to dial back after sunset. so overall we are looking at the cooler start to the day. 10 degrees cooler in napa. 3 degrees cooler palo alto and oakland. and finally, the golden gate bridge, right now free of fog. looking for the gusty winds up to 30 miles an hour along the shoreline today. and then a warming trend gets going, for the most part, all week long. high temperatures today statewide, got news is the red flag warning has been lifted for novato. so that is good even though it's going to be breezy. concerned about high fire danger this time of year but numbers coming up. sacramento 87 for your high, 79 los angeles. check it out. the fog being mixed out, wiped away from the coast. so if we take a look at the morning hours, notice it pulls away from stinson, even half moon bay, montara, and down through santa cruz where tempera

having a few breaks or holes in it but still a westerly breeze, oakland, hayward especially out to the delta22, gusting stitt at 30. no problem making it all wait tout to the sacramento valley where temperatures will be in the 80s there. 50s and low 60s. 57 in morgan hill. 51 scots valley. this system continues to be with us probably to about thursday and then a little piece will break off and another one will go. little cloud, sunny, breezy, we'll get sunshine. overall, below average temps here, including those far enough inland. >>> we do have slow traffic still, steve, thank you very much. we are looking at the bay bridge. showing you traffic is still backed up. we are getting i am priew. if you look at the ramp coming up from 880. fast track, approaching the bridge from that direction and getting over to the far right. you should be able to get through without may major delays. at the san mateo bridge, improving as well, crowded, still, over to a slightly crowded peninsula. silicon valley, people who drive into their job in sunny vale and cupertino, getting in a little later. 8:34. let's

early on, but stronger than we've seen in the last few days, an indication of cooler air through the delta. 61 for brentwood, 56 in livermore, around the bay, mid- 50s in berkeley, 62 in san francisco and santa rosa, 50 degrees out side your door. mostly cloudy skies in pacifica, mid-60s in san francisco, mid-70s and mid-80s along the bay. temperatures inland, mid-80s and 90s. ninety six in livermore, and the spare the air day today with temperatures back up on tuesday and triple digit heat in the forecast as we get into the business week. we will take a look at the numbers and just a bit. >>> 6:01 am. >>> good morning, right now we are looking at a commute that is getting busier. and between 6 and 7:30 am is when it gets the busiest, backed up through the maccarthur maze, 10 to 15 minutes. looking at the san mateo bridge, traffic looking good and more crowded as you drive through this area. still slow traffic on the altamont pass, westbound 580 heading down toward the livermore valley. slowing between livermore and dublin. and slowing on 680 out of pleasanton toward fremont. >>> developin

if you are headed out on the bay, east of the bay bridge through the delta, the winds will bring choppyditioning in 11:00 this evening. in the 50 along coast, and 60s and 70's for most neighbors an the bay, northbound and southbound, and the 80s are taking over inland. at coast, check out the cloud cover it is breaking up, partly sunny to mostly sunny to santa cruz, the boardwalk looks inviting, 74 today, 70s tomorrow, 66 on sunday. less sunshine through the weekend. to the south, low-to-mid 80s in the santa clara valley and morgan hill, and low-to-mid 90s today is the warmest day in gilroy for the 38th annual garlic festival, 90 tomorrow and 88 on sunday. if you are on the peninsula, we will have mid-70s to low 80s and along the coast you can see where the clouds are thicker on the peninsula, at 60, downtown, south san francisco and sausalito and mid-to-upper 60s and at the game tonight, 58 at 6:15, dropping to 5 a, giants need a lot of love and are struggling. across the north by, low-to-upper 80s but if you are headed to the sonoma county fair, about 84 is as warm as it will be and t

should be pleasant for our friends in the east bay valley. 56 by the delta. liver more 56. l have fog and fire works for the fourth extending locally inland. so cool water temperatures and wave heights up to seven feet on some of the south facing beaches. risk of strong rip currents and very, very cold water temperatures could lead to hypothermia, so keep that in mind if you're spending time here. you have the sweat hushirt with temperatures in the upper 50s. 69 again for santa cruz. limited sunshine. so from the eldorado county fire there, we're looking at the trailhead fire, allowing for hazy conditions in the sierra nevada over 3,000 acres, only 12% contained. and hotter temperatures in the central valley thankfully, but still a tough time getting a ham on that. in pleasant ton, are 86 at 3:00, very nice day with 75, 7:00. cool mid-60s by 11:00 tonight. so hopefully they won't kept swept this afternoon. as 1:00, weather will be nice with a very light breeze. temperatures around the bay today from 59 this half moon bay once again low 80s in san jose. palo alto. 69 in oakla

it surges onshore all the way into the delta and valley. it looks like it will be thick to start with. slowly breaking up as we head to the day. numbers in the san jose, sunshine in the afternoon but the temperature will stay mild. 70s for high. as we look toward san francisco it's a different story. low clouds and fog early on. only partial clearing in the afternoon. on the breezy side, into oakland starting with clouds and then breezy and mild in the afternoon. looking over the next couple of days we are going to see those temperatures running in the 70s in many spots. 60s and 70s around the day. 60s along the coast line. the next couple of days the temperatures will bottom out. as we head toward tuesday. by wednesday we start warm back up. back up to the 80s in some of the valley's. 90s inland. coming up a big breakdown in temperatures this time of year. we will look at your zone forecast and iron out just where you live. >>> lease shut down to gambling operations in vallejo and fairfield. both businesses have been operating as internet c

novato up to 70 and by the delta 66 degrees. from the south beach camera you see the sunshine.s anywhere from 2 to 9 degrees cooler than average. here's the south beach camera. we will look for the sunny start for the giants game today but it will be windy. breezy to windy and then we look for the warming trend to really get underway through tuesday through the end of the week. here's a look at the wind. the wind profile. you see along the coast is where the wind builds throughout the afternoon. inside the bay it's breezy and they are out of the north-northwest. it's going to feel a little cooler than the actual reading of the air temperature. 87 in sacramento. look for about 68 in tahoe. still novato looking at high fire danger with breezy winds and los angeles checking in at 79 degrees. so if we are looking at santa rosa as an example, it's been below average. the average is 894. today we will hit in the lower 80s. and by tomorrow, a bigger bump into the mid-80s, upper 80s on tuesday. the warmest day in parts of the north bay should be wednesday and thursday. next weekend loo

the entire bay and delta are under a small craft advisory again. now, down in san jose, not is warm as year at 78 there, a a lot of mid-to-upper 70s. at the peninsula, san mateo is 70, with breezes this afternoon keeping most of us in the low-to-mid 70s, and half moon bay at 61. and as we head through san francisco, we have 60, to 64 degrees downtown, 62 and the clouds will linger monday than yesterday. through the north bay, extreme sunshine and 82 at santa rosa a lot of mid-to-upper 70s and the rest of our neighbor and as we head to the east bay, 69 in oakland, everyone else is in the low-to-mid 70s and we will be in the my 80s inland neighbor. tomorrow, temperatures are up a bit but nothing like the heat coming tomorrow or saturday. all the way through wednesday. >> stay with the heat. the heat dome is settling in right new over the central united states and it is create down ride dangerous temperatures. >> here is the weather now. >> from coast to coast oppressive and down right dangerous temperatures, with heat advisories in the central united

back a little bit, but in time for the fireworks show we will see a lot of fog even to portions of the deltaegion, and the peninsula as well. keep that in mind for your fireworks festivities. fog and drizzle along the coast and bay, more of the same through the fourth of july with temperatures on the cool side of average, and getting cooler through the next work week. you can see on the forecast, highs slightly below average for this time of year, temperatures in the south bay topping out in the upper 70s to low 80s. 60s in 50s along the coast today, inland temperatures, warmest spot is mid to upper 80s with most hovering around 80 degrees. around the bay, temperatures in the 60s and struggling to hit near 70 around the bay, temperatures in the 60s and struggling to hit near 74 the warmer spots around the bay. low to mid 70s in farther up north you will get the heat, and most of us on the color side on average. extended forecast showing we will continue to cool as we mark away through the extended forecast, mid-80s inland at the warmer spots in cooler as we head through the first full week o

the high from yesterday. there are higher clouds too coming up from still what is holding on as tropical storm celia. there is a little bit stronger delta breeze and temperatures in the 50s and 40s. coming down fast even on the peninsula. mid 50s for everybody. you get the low cloud deck all the way and the higher clouds right there. we'll get a mix of those. some sun mixed in. mostly sunny. a few high clouds. wind picks up and much cooler pattern over the bay. all right sal what do you have? >> we do have slow traffic at the toll plaza. we had a couple earlier incidents that didn't last on the bridge for too long. but the second one not the first one the second one a stalled car in a bad spot did cause slow traffic early. it looks like it's getting a little better. we already have a big backup. 20 minutes, maybe 25 before you make it on to the span. san mateo bridge is not bad. we are looking at slow traffic on the altamont pass on westbound 580. but after that livermore to dublin and over to castro valley not a bad commute. 880 looks good. like wise for the dumbarton and san mateo bridge. 6:01 let's go to the 280 commute in san jose a

28 miles an hour from the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge north through san pablo pay and the deltaer for the evening ferry ride. 55 at half-moon bay. san francisco at 56. everybody else in the 60s. 73 and 70. a little more sunshine there. let's take a look at our highs. we're going to stay in the mid to to upper 70s in the south bay. san jose about 76. mid-60s and 70s on the peninsula today. the clouds will keep us in the upper 50s along the coast. we're supposed to be 69 degrees today. we're going to top out at 61 if we're lucky. mid-70s. along the east bay shore, mid-60s to low 70s with oakland around 65 and inland, the free air-conditioning. mid-70s in san ramon. notice a little more green on the map. that's the extra drizzle we'll have tomorrow. i wanted to show you this. we have about 75% chance of a la nina developing. usually dry months for us. we have chance of being wetter than average or drier than average. december, january, and february, our wettest months, right now the forecast is for below normal precipitation. here is a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. i w

and this is antioch, mostly clear over the delta and a fog bank over the foothills showing we have a good surge, a cooler pattern for everybody, even out to the sacramento valley at 88, and 83 today. 60s and 50s by the coast and bay, mainly 70s unless you are very far inland. yesterday san jose at 81, confident 80 in all in the 80s -- 70s today. 75% of say in all below average. san jose should be close to 84, so that is a significant cooldown. brought where they should be on the low. the tropical storm hurricane estelle moving away from st. lucas, and it is still holding on, and it will be a tropical storm for derby. -- darby, and no worries right now and it will stay south of the big island. for us, and impressive onshore breeze, and that is not change anything. we get that system coming down, enhancing the breeze, 23 with wind gusts up to 30, vacaville with wind gusts at 21 miles an hour. low in upper 50s with a few 60s. generally 56 toward gilroy, 59 at campbell, santa clara in cupertino at 54 and 53. the fog will be slow to burn back in stuck in the gray skies all day. 50s and a

the content of the '90s to near 100 out in the delta in the livermore valley in the east bank >>reporterkensington is for pretty mild business and expected to stay that way and they armed trying to make it easier for people to call off >>reporter: set the thermostat and 78 in turnover you are we from home >>mark: that problems a fatal accident and northbound in the coliseum if you need to get into san francisco expect the backed up that stretches beyond was grand >>robin winston: the average driver time under 30 minutes from 238 out to 237 in milpitas. >>mark: his plan where he lives of a recurrence of the best choice to succeed him as president tonight is our turn to take center stage and officially accepts the nomination. >>reporter: shoe been preparing for this moment for a long time we saw the campaign between president obama and hillary clinton we heard from her running mate the senator 10 can of virginia before he can go to that he had to do something else he had to bridge the gap with democrat this morning we heard from vice-president joe biden was able to offer the most memorable

the southwest wind up to 25 by the delta. here's the golden gate bridge. you need your wipers in spots. it's damp out there. cooler days this weekend. for some of you, today will be the warmest day out of the next seven. minor fluctuation was a few degrees of cooling inland today. that will bring us into a seasonal pattern as we begin august. so you are headed to the coast. you will have some sunshine, but you are going to see also some smoke from monterey to santa cruz. mid-60s to mid-70s. the winds coming out of the south for some of you. that will drift some of the smoke up into the area. partly sunny in ocean beach. we will look at san francisco a cool day for the marathon. temperatures right on through 11:00 still in the 50s. and elsewhere around the bay, of course, you are headed to the garlic festival, smells great from miles and miles away but hazy afternoon conditions. a couple degrees cooler with the low 90s with the smoke in the area. in the north bay for santa rosa today 84. look what happens. the average is 83. we are dropping off. then coming

the doll lowers do reflect the hot and cooler air. fairfield with that delta breeze kicking off will cool things down. here is a look ahead at your five-day. temperatures do cool off a little pit into -- actually quite a bit into the weekend. by sunday, warmest locations in land only in the lower 90s. that cooling trend will continue into early next week. i know that steve paulson has a lot of good sayings, but one my faith is he bows to the west wind. >> yes, he does say that. >> thank you, mark. >>> a happy reunion between that florida therapist who was shot trying to protect his autistic patient. we'll take you to that private meeting and tell you about how it brought happiness to one hospital room. >>> and a soldout crowd for an exhibition soccer game at san jose's stadium. the historic game that attracted fans from all around the country. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. look at this. three rare sumatran tiger cubs were introduced at the san diego zoo. zookeepers decide that had kathy, debbie and nelson are now ready to move to a bigger area and they ex

without the delta breeze and the fog not making much of a move, there's not much to save these inland temperatures. incline village, 55. south lake tahoe at 43. it will be hot in the desert southwest. not a cloud to be found. the only clouds we have is the fog. it is thick and dense. from san francisco and south. high pressure will win today and most of tomorrow. at the weekend it will cool down. near 100 if you are far from the coast. nice and cool along the coast. if you are in the fog, it could be pretty cold. upper 50s, 60s through 100 degree temperatures today. it will be warm inland as temperatures climb. tomorrow,'s -- hot inland. the cool air will sweep in over the weekend and sticks around for most of next week >>> the new ghostbusters movie opens across the country tomorrow. >> let's go. >> i'm sorry. i will let you. >> someone is creating a device -- >> many theaters have sneak previews an early showings today including here in the bay area. the regal jack london in oakland , the reboot of ghostbusters take on manhattan after ghosts invade the city. the ladies are taking on

>> fish expedition in northern california will help determine the health of the delta's ecosystem. s are looking for smelt with the population declining as water pumping and drought impact the habitat. >> last year was the first year we had a zero index, which does not mean there are no fish but there were not enough to register using how we measure them. >> they have lay add major role in the water war between farmers and environmentalists since it was called a threatened specie the government cuts water exports to protect the smelt. >> chick-fil-a is offering free food but you have to be utterly crazy. all you have to do to get free food is dress up like a cow. like a cow. yes. like a cow. wear a cow attire or cow accessory, whatever that is, or, perhaps a cow bell, the 12th annual cow appreciation day that celebrates eat more chicken so, moo to you. go for it. >> if you see me in a restaurant dressed up as a cow eating french fries, call me and call my mom. something is not okay. >> straight ahead the seven things you need to know and the oakland zoo shows off the newest addition

roaring out to the delta. that's the key. most temperatures are running a little bit below average compared to 24 hours ago. if you have the low clouds, you are held up a little bit. the trend is one to three to five degrees cooler. the moisture is trying to work in. fog in southern california. the sierra continues to be thunderstorm are free. it is windy at times, but this system swinging in brushes all that off towards new mexico. so fog or sun. a little breezy. windy for some. below average temps. much cooler inland. that's the main impact. the coast has been cool for a while. 60s, 70s, very low 80s. that's a beautiful day. 82 clear lake. some low 80s pittsburg, antioch and brentwood. 60s around the bay. 70s for many. these are far below average. san jose, morgan hill, gilroy, santa clara that's a cool pattern this time of year. 50s, 60s, coast. 60s in the city. south san francisco 60s and 70s. looks like a cool pattern through probably wednesday. then there are signs of a warm- up. we will see how much as we head towards

moderately high tomorrow afternoon and evening particularly in the east bay out toward the delta and the north bay areas for your wednesday afternoon and evening. keep that in mind out toward ante yak -- toward antioch. the temperatures are warm inland in the 70s and 80s. the coastal areas are in the 50s. hear is a live look at what your commute will look like tomorrow morning. san francisco, you can see the fog here. it is pretty low. the morning commute has dense fog and a little mist as well. spare the air heat inland the next two days and intense heat edses -- eases by the weekend. it will be mild for the rest of you in the 50s. the fog is what you will meed to watch out for near the -- will need to watch out for near the beaches. it will continue until about 8:00 a.m. we will see the fog primarily along the coast. maybe alt close -- maybe a little close to the bay. as we head into the afternoon it is nothing but sunny and hot inland and foggy near the coastline. this is how hot in the south bay . 97 in los gatos and 93 san jose and 87 in sunnyvale. on the peninsula upper 80sand m

the big news continues to be out toward the delta and for the pass. i have seen about 20 to 30 at travis. the pass is that gusts 38 to 40. 50s even out to brentwood. around napa. that airport 53. 49 degrees. 47 cool degrees in the bay. there are some chilly readings here which translate into ia cool day. west southwest, northwest. it's the on shore breeze for most. livermore west and sfo west at 16. that's going to be 50s. and 70s and 80s inland. only one degree cooler than monterey's 54. impressive for july to get this kind of systemt. will bring rain and maybe down to -- then about -- redding north. that would be on saturday. a secondary system punching in with pretty good jet stream support. i went 90 clear lake. probably a little cooler. depends, kelseyville. 70s for many. upper 70s. even vacaville at 87. upper 70's to low and mid80s. 79 concord. livermore, 78 degrees, tough to cooldown brentwood and antioch. just a really -- alameda 64 degrees. look at morgan hill and gilroy. 76, 77 with 77 in starring toa. 50s, 60s on the coast. 70s in the penin

some of the warmer temperatures of course in the tri-valley as well as the delta where the winds haven kicking up. the marine air continues to move inland for today in the next several days. and there will be an area of low pressure farther to the north. that will keep us with an onshore flow and keeps the heat in check. we don't have that broad area of high pressure that we had last week giving us those sizzling temperatures. in fact, in san jose as we break it down, we will be cooler than average. we should be at 84 degrees. we will not hit that from today through sunday. a look at the rest of the microclimates in the next three days, the peninsula will be in the mid 70s. san francisco stays in the mid 60s and low 80s for the north bay and tri-valley and east bay highs reaching into the mid 70s. we'll have another look at the forecast coming up. mike with an update on that crash in concord. >> highway 4. let me give folks the big look at the bay. pleasant look because you don't see any real slowdowns. 880 off of 238. zoom in over here toward highway 4. your commute direction. report