you know, i mean, you know, you go from the delta to the hills.ean, look at where you just came from, jackson. are you kiddin' me? you'd have to be paid money to go to jackson from greenville. >> anthony: do they feel the same way down there about you guys? >> julia reed: they don't get us 'cause they ain't got no sense of humor. [ laughs ] >> anthony: so what about the food? has this place changed at all? >> julia reed: no. >> john currence: it's -- it's last.20 years since i was here and literally exactly the same. >> anthony: not much in the way of capital improvements or time motion study. the system, such as it is, well, crazy. you eat right here in the kitchen. home instead senior care. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business fro

let's talk about the political debates. where do you see delta's place at sensitive national political debate on issues such as immigration. for not condemning trumps separation policy. does the major airline like delta have a responsibility to speak out on such issues? he talked about morality the situation. can you talk about it here today. >> well, i'm that issue for our mission and it's an honorable mission in the world, to connect the world, make the world a better place in the connect families do not separate families and anything that runs counter to that mission and at the time that was an issue last week we are opposed to it. we also know that many of the actions that were interpreted by separating the airline flying kids to reunite families. the story got out before the facts got out and we wanted to make certain while there is an important need to speak in this climate coming also to make certain you understand the facts. >> that's exactly ready. you said last week that companies are needing to step in politically due to the leadership n

he was sucked underwater by a pipe in the delta near stockton and he drowned. kpix 5's juliette goodrich reports his family is demanding that more be done to warn people about the hidden danger. >> reporter: carlos tovar was untangling a ski line when he was sucked under by an irrigation line in the delta. his wife and friends tried to pull him back on board. >> unfortunately there was no amount of human power that could have overcome the force coming from that pipe. >> reporter: these irrigation pipes are scattered throughout channels in the delta near agricultural land. they pump water out of the delta to crops. >> they have a tremendous amount of force and energy. they're sucking in thousands of gallons of water and pump it out. >> reporter: some -- puming it out. -- pumping it out. >> reporter: in those areas there are pumping stations. those are areas the public shouldn't necessarily go into, but they have access by certain waterways. >> you can see it's an odd ball manmade shape. you know that's a pipe. it doesn't matter whether it's pushing water out or p

>> the san francisco bay delta is on the verge of total ecosystem collapse. the main cause of estuary decline is the last of sufficient freshwater in flow from california's central valley rivers. >> we had a tech person in earlier and he was talking about the buffering on this. it looks like it's buffering again. so maybe we can go to speaker 4 and 5 and come back to this and it will be good to go. >> president kwon: sure. i will call them in the order i have them. if i can line up the next few folks. denise louis. >> denise and barry are part of mine. >> president kwon: okay. if they want to come forward and wait in queue. >> clerk: i believe bill martin is next. >> president kwon: all right. >> thank you. my name is bill martin. i'm a san francisco resident and customer of sfpuc. i've participated in four meetings, beginning in march this year. president kwon was present at the first two, march and april. a major topic has been the socioeconomic effects of the bay water quality control plan update. dave warrant, who is also speaking today, and i attended tw

he was sucked under water by a pipe in the delta year stockton and drowned. juliette goodrich reports that his family is demanding that more be done to warn people about the hidden danger. >> reporter: carlos tovar was untangling a ski line when he was sucked under by an irrigation line in the delta. his wife and friends tried to pull him back on board. >> unfortunately, there was no amount of human power that could have overcome the force coming from that pipe. >> reporter: these irrigation pipes are scattered throughout channels in the delta near agricultural land. they pump water out of the delta to crops. >> those pumps have a tremendous amount of force and thresucking in thousands of gallons of water and pumping it out into other areas. >> reporter: some of our waterways are use for recreation and for agriculture and in those areas, there are pumping stations. those are areas the public should not go into. but they have access by certain waterways. >> you can see it's an oddball manmade shape going up at an angle up on the bank so now that's a pipe. it do

we want to see how the more the delta biosphere reserve has progressed and then and talk to narrow countries together that over one hundred kilometers wide they're separated by the mona river the biosphere reserve consists of separate settlements the coastal protection area begins right behind the beach. it's a unique biotope here where the monterey the needs to see the mangroves begin other mouth of the river shows us the inland waterways behind it. his organization is helping to protect the mangrove forests they've planted forty five new hacked is and marked off spawning grounds for the fish with local residents. we continue in and too late to haul. here patrice is support in the future. his environmental denies ation is planned in a nature reserve for flora and fauna on the river banks. has already won the fishermen and hunters over so they'll respect the areas where fission and hunton are prohibited. it's a natural paradise with protected marsh areas and recipe she's of plants and wildlife but how important is it to the hunters here to preserve the environment i've known only we used to

. >>> a dublin man was sucked underwater by a pipe in the delta and drowned. ily is demanding more be done to warn people about the danger. kpix 5's julia goodrich reports that it is complicated to pin down who is responsible. >> reporter: carlos of our was untangling a ski line wh was sucked under by an irrigation pipe . his wife and friends tried to pull him back on board. >> there is no amount of human power that could have overcome the force coming from that pipe. >> these pipes are scattered throughout the delta near agricultural land. the pump water out of the delta to crops. >> you have a tremendous amount of force and energy. they are pumping out thousands of gallons of water. >> reporter: similar waterways are used for recreation, but they are also used for agriculture. in those areas, there are pumping stations. those are areas the public should not necessarily go into, but they have access, like certain waterways. >> you can see it is an oddball man-made shape going up on the banks. you know that is a pipe. it does not matter whether it is pushing it

sylviane davo was fun environmental organization he'd like to see fishing in this part of the river delta bad and so the fish have a chance to spawn thirty four points on your deck you know we're proposing a ban on fishing for one kilometer around the river delta so the fish will be able to pass back and forth between the mono river and the sink where seeking a consensus amongst the fishermen. always say you do it all down cause this is. the beach and the dns beyond it our natural paradise and home to sea turtles they've been successfully protected in both bennett and togo for years this is where the biosphere reserve is due to begin in the future. we want to see how the more the delta biosphere reserve has progressed and then and talk to narrow countries together that over one hundred kilometers wide they're separated by the monterey the the biosphere reserve consists of separate settlements the coastal protection area begins right behind the beach. it's a unique biotope here where the monterey the meets the sea the mangroves begin of the mouth of the river shows us the inland waterways

we did have a breeze through the delta. we will check in on the wins in just a moment. here's a look at some of the temperatures. 57 degrees in san francisco, a little bit of mist and drizzle a possibility. 60 degrees santa rosa, temperature change for a few degrees cooler than where we were yesterday. here's a look at some of the cloud cover beginning to break up. over the bay it looks like just off the coastline and into the northbay it's beginning to erode as well pulling back at the east bay. as we get into the second part of the morning, blue skies temperatures warming up. we have a warming trend but look at wind gusting to 30 earlier. when it comes to the cloud cover it will hang tough along the coast. at 11:00 were so into noontime still pretty sick. -- pretty thick. as we get into the evening hours back across the bay by 7:00 moving across san francisco. if you will be at at&t park.90 the warm up continues into the extended forecast. i will detail that coming up. >>> new this morning there has been at least six reported coyote attacks one neighborhood has had se

the wetlands preservation group, and staten island, in the delta, they said state officials have allowed corn farming, causing parts of the island to sing 2 or 3 feet. they say the state misused more than $40 billion from a land protection fund to pay for unrelated operational costs. >> for this to be happening on a piece of property, paid for by tax payer money, and control of the state agency, is unconscionable. >> the conservation group is demanding that they stop the farming immediately at staten island, restoring the levy slopes, otherwise the island will continue to sink they say, the levees will fail, and they will destroy most of the delta. lawyers representing the state have refused to comment. >>> breaking news, good information, the 16-year-old girl at the center of a statewide ambler alert has just been found, a tweet by alan maddie -- alameda county sheriff's, located isabel epps, at the pleasant hill bart by tran20 six police, thank you to the public for assistance in your concern, after she was abducted in hayward reportedly at 2:00 this afternoon by 36- year-old man, he h

but the clouds are working their way through the delta. satellite and radar showing that overall west wind is coming in, north-northwest direction at sfo, south southwest at oakland at 13. fairfield feeling the breeze at 13, clearing the skies over the bay as winds pick up. overall the skies over san josi looking good, nice clear conditions. it does look not as hazy there. 55 in san francisco. and for this afternoon, san josi 81, and overall temperatures just a little cooler than yesterday. mid-80s for a lot of the east bay today, this area dealing with more of the haze because that wind is pushing it in. heading to the water, it will be a little clearer out there, mid- to upper 60s there. to the north whthe fires are burning, 80s and another hot day. that ridge of high pressure that brought us the heat is starting to back off a little bit more now. this flow to the north will bring in cloud cover for the 4th of july. looks like tomorrow will be the cloudiest and coolest day of the week. not expecting any rainfall but it will increase the c

northwest and west, the delta is where things have picked up. gusts to 26 last hour, still 18 but vacville has a southwest at eight. 51 the water temperature went down. monterey at 54. that's really cold water. once the fog gets help, then it's easy to form. 43 in truckee. in ukiah. gas rain for july. they had two-thirds on the 9th and 10th. also into phoenix as well. some of this moisture may starts to work its way towards us on friday. fog returns mild to some, 60s, 80s and 90s. most locations dropping on the temperatures. fog will be with us thursday. a few high clouds. i don't think we will get thunderstorm activity here. high base stuff on friday and it will work its way out on the weekend. a little cooler here over the next few days. >> it feels it. >> yes, it does. >> i had a little fog and windshield wiper on the way so it's nice. >> pam said okay. >> she's upset with me. >> i know. >> i was. me and a few other people. >> all right steve. time is 4:21. it's being advertised as a summer event in the east bay but ticket holders are worried

so cool pacific air moving through the delta. 56 in san francisco. 58 in oakland, 56 to start your morning in napa. here's a look at afternoon highs. 60s at the coast. 87 in livermore and 84 in morgan hill. . >>> right now we're looking at solano county. looks good from fairfield and va vallejo. there's an accident eastbound 809 #3wur9 that's removed. traffic moving along westbound well. out to the mcarthur maze and bay bridge toll plaza. a back up here in these lanes at the bay bridge. . >>> 2,000 more people set to join a lawsuit against a company hired to clean up radio active soil in san francisco. some of the poem filing the hunters point community lawsuit will be speaking at a news conference at 1:00 this afternoon at the offices of at the tra tech on market street. >>> the lawsuit is claiming that radio active soil that was left there has led to chronic health problems among people living in housing built-in that area. >>> manhunt is underway after a french criminal managed to escape prison using a helicopter. the man escaped from a prison about 25 miles outside of paris. french off

there's both fresh water and salt water in the senegal river delta. nature conservation makes sense here protecting the ecosystem also creates jobs. so that is the goal of the park is to restore the ecosystem and fight public. policy in this region. because the local population distributional work. they harvest whatever nature provides. the local economy is based on fishing and farming. if there's no more water there will be nothing left. locally caught is hung out to dry in the open air. many villages have no electricity let alone refrigerators fisherman sell their fish across the country and even in neighboring senegal. and in the past people lived here from farming to. but really fishing makes most sense we can make a living from fishing all year round and benefit from the loch in the basin there are lots of fish here. the abundance of fish is a recent development thirty years ago the region was left ravaged by this dam built in the one nine hundred eighty s. to supply mauritania senegal gambia and mali with fresh water. it devastated the natural en

so this amendment seeks to undermine what appears to be a successful implementation of the bay delta plan. which california has seen as a necessary step toward preventing precious fishery declines and the loss of thousands of jobs that rely on healthy fish and functioning ecosystem. with that, i oppose this amendment and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. pll denham: i'd like to yield mr. mcclintock one minute, the reservoir is in his district. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcclintock: i'd like to thank the gentleman for bringing this to the floor. the gentlelady from minnesota missings an important fact which is that the current massive water diversions have done thing to help salmon populations. in practical term this is means that new malonus and other reservoirs in my district will be drained to their dead pool levels each fall derek stroy the ecosystem, destroy the tourism these reservoirs attract in my region and create catastrophic water shortages in one of the most water-rich r

overall satellite/radar showing that it's coming right through the golden gate bridge, towards the delta, as we see the west wind pick up, we'll see more of that coming through. also watching hi-def doppler to check for the chance of isolated thunderstorms in the forecast for this afternoon. i'll explain in your full forecast. >> right now, we are tracking speeds in the green for drivers heading out of antioch looking good, westbound direction along highway 4, you are moving right at the limit as you head over towards 242 or 680. if you are heading north on 680 here's a live look at the benicia bridge. you can see not too many cars out there at this early- morning hour. 4:38. but we had an earlier problem where we were tracking delays on that stretch. it's been wrapped up. here's a live look at the eastshore freeway. 80 at carlson. and you will notice some slowdowns if you are going eastbound. that's because caltrans still has some roadwork going on. a couple of lanes taken away from you, eastbound 80 between central and potrero avenue. that should be wrapped up within the next 20 minute

it happened after a woman's boat crashed in the delta. this is video from thursday afternoon. the boat up on the rock levee near the franks tract state recreational area. officials say the woman became pinned inside the boat after the crash. a helicopter was dispatched to the scene just before one o'clock. the woman was then airlifted to an area hospital for treatment. her condition is unknown. no one else was injured. ( marty )also in the eastbay, a small dog is recovering this morning after it was attacked by a coyote. it happened in the owners backyard in alamo. kron4's michelle kingston has the story. (mk)this is lucy -- a nine year old jack russell terrier who is lucky to be alivekent molinaro, lucy's dad "i just threw open the glass door and screamed really loud" her dad let her outside their alamo oaks home first thing in the morning and before he knew it ... lucy was in a coyote's mouthkent molinaro, lucy's dad "i didn't know when i threw open the door and yelled if she was dead or alive"the coyote ran off and left lucy bleeding around her neck ... this is a photo a ne

it's been breezy all morning long through the delta, jaclyn. >>> we have a new accident, neda, along highway 17. this is likely to be a very busy route today and tomorrow. this crash is in the northbound direction, reported to have at least one lane blocked just past laurel. we are not seeing any major slowdowns because of this crash. we'll keep an eye on it and let you know if it will impact your morning commute. right now we are starting to see a few brake lights, still in the yellow further north on the 101. looking good through san josi except at the bay bridge toll plaza, where we are tracking delays. metering lights are now on. back to you, kenny. >>> if you're traveling today, buckle up. roads and airways will be packed. jackie ward has more details for us this morning. >> reporter: we are right by sfo, where traffic northbound and southbound on the 101 is not bad right now, but it's expected to get busy the next few hours as people head out of the city and leave for a few days. it's reported 47 million drivers will be hitting the road, setting a new travel holiday record for j

the okavango delta supports the economic livelihood of a million people in that region. it is in a desert but the okavango river flows into that desert and it makes a home to the largest remaining population of elephants in the world. spans three countries. it starts in the highlands of angola and it flows through namibia and bostwana, and like other regions across africa, there is a challenge here in the poaching and trafficking of threatened species in the delta. and that poaching of elephant d black rhino and other hipo -- hippos, is increasing. i've seen the result of poachers. wildlife trafficking and profiting from poaching provides a key funding source for international criminal networks and for terrorists. and these deadly groups undermine regional stability. they spread violence. they disrupt local governance. they have a devastating impact on the economic opportunities for those members of the community. so this legislation, provided by our good friend here, mr. fortenberry, h.r. 4819, this is the defending economic livelihoods and threatened animals act of 201

that marine layer is being extended as far as fairfield this morning, blowing right through the delta and beyond. some of the east bay could see the cloud cover soon. by this afternoon wind speeds will get stronger. something to keep in mind especially along the fire lines, it could get breezy later this afternoon and stay breezy through about 9:00 p.m. before things settle down again overnight. this is a look at the ridge of high pressure, still over the desert southwest. it will stay in place. it is weakening slightly, and moving a little more to the east, allowing temperatures to go from the triple digits to the low 90s. across the east bay, low 90s, but cooler through vallejo with the wind. compare that to 65 for san francisco, sausalito 67, nevada warmer with 88 degrees. temperatures not in the triple digits but still hot for the firefighters today. this ridge is going to hang around and continue through the next few days. as it moves more east, hovers over arizona and temperatures will drop a little bit. we are talking just a few degrees. the seven-day forecast will show there's

i'm curious about the delta project on the proposal that they will be putting forth in response to the state water board's recommendation and when we will be having an open hearing on that and what the timeline is to respond. >> we have an item in closed session. >> today? >> yeah. so we can talk then. where is the -- there he is. >> will we be deciding then if we have an open session or not? i think it is important enough. >> we don't know if we want to comment because they haven't really changed anything. we can talk more about it. >> ok. >> vice president courtney: colleagues, anything else on other commission business? hearing nine, we will move onto the next item. would you please read the next item? >> item seven is employee retirement recognition. the commission will recognize the following employees for the distinguished years of service to the s.f. p.c. paul martini from wastewater enterprise for 31 and a half years of service, christopher molina, wastewater enterprise for 35 and a half years of service and yolanda for business services for 30 years of service. >> vice preside

and now, potential changes coming to the distribution of water from the delta.. ould affect how much we all have to drink... (pam) new tonight at 6. state water regulators are announcing potential changes to how water is distributed in the bay - delta. it would mean more water for dying fish populations.... and less for general consumers... and farmers. the state water resources control board annouced its proposals today -- an update nearly a decade in the making.. the proposal deals with the san joaquin river system and the sacramento river. it would allow for more water to reach the delta -- which regulators believe will help reverse a decade of decreasing fish populations.... and help improve water quality but it will also mean less water for people who rely on the san joaquin river... chairwoman felicia marcus says, the change is needed to address "an ecological crisis in the delta." felicia marcus, chairwoman, state water resources control board "californians actually want a healthy ecosystem, healthy agriculture and healthy urban communities and that only ha

and the delta the wind is active. fairfield gusting to 26 miles per hour.wind is keeping that intense heat away from us to our south. look at this, sp fresno at 103 at this hour. not nearly as hot inland but rather warm, 92 in concord, 88 in san ramÓn. the sea breeze helping san francisco cool off rapidly, only 65 at this hour. 71 in oakland and san jose at 85 degrees. overnight here's the call, a quiet night for most. plenty of stars, maybe a few clouds along the immediate coastline. otherwise 56 the low in oakland, 59 in san jose. dropping to 53 in san rafael. much of northern california enjoying the sunshine. if you look to the east, though, you can see the spin in our atmosphere, that monsoon moisture around the four corners even bring a few showers to the sierra, thursday or friday, a couple thunder showers try to pop up around lake tahoe but stay out of the bay area. tomorrow morning, 50s and 60s as you step out the door. by midday we have the wide range, a lot of 60s and 70s on the shoreline. inland into the 80. 86 the high tomorrow in san jose. 83 t

be done and i think people have to be accountable solutions my name is a mismatch and i work at the delta. however i want to welcome to our ongoing special edition of your own max today we are taking to the water here's a look at what's coming up. are treasures underwater sculptures off the coast of the blondes or water. spring fortune how mineral water made every on fame.

our fore a hard time latching on to the delta wind. gusts up to 33. that's a screaming breeds and vacaville in the southwest, napa airport with a west wind playing into a cooler pattern. the water temperatures have gone down the entire week. now 53 half moon bay and monterey at 58 playing into the coastal temperatures and the city temperatures big time. they're sitting at 54 degrees, the water temperature at 53. so if you're north, east and don't get any fog, it's going to be hot. 60s and 70s on the temperatures to 80s and then 90s and it looks like this pattern is stuck with a slight cooling trend going into the weekend. >> thank you, steve. >>> time is 4:49 for the third time in a couple of weeks vandals hit san francisco's mission district. >> we need to educate people on what the murals mean and stand for we're going to tell you what was damaged this time. >>> for the third time in a upl of the legendary farm workers leader. rob roth talked to an artist who helped create the mural and frustrated neighbors as well. >> reporter: for more than 20 year

so nice, cool air moving all the way through the delta into the sacramento valley.ng that this morning. as we get into the afternoon for the game today, 73 degrees at the coliseum. gametime 1:05. a nice west-nest breeze, -- west-northwest breeze. and it will feel just great out there. 75 is the afternoon high expected for the oakland area. 68 for san francisco. along the peninsula, it is going to be a long day in redwood city, and some of the hotter numbers. 91 expected for livermore, and the heat is going to continue. we're going to warm it up as we get into the extended forecast. i'll have the details on those numbers coming up. >> we are following a story in the east bay. the investigation of a shooting near san pablo avenue. >> one person injured in that shooting. ktvu's allie rasmus is at the scene with the latest. >> reporter: berkeley police told us that one person was injured with an apparent gunshot injury to their toe. the person is transported to the hospital and they're expected to be okay. but the bullets dit piece two homes -- did pierce two homes. a r

it is breezy through the delta gusting about 26. highs today in the south bay 86 in san jose. 82 for mountain view. cooler along the coast, low 60s for half moon bay. downtown san francisco near 70 later today. 61 for daley city. the east bay later on today 70s and 80s. 78 caster valley and inland we're hot. not as hot as yesterday but still rather warm. giants crossing the bay bridge this by 10:00 cooling off to about 67. mid-50s to mid-60s as we get to your weekend. a warm afternoon around here. morning fog, afternoon sunshine on saturday. a bit of a cool down on sunday. but all indications early next week we start the warmer pattern bu the weekend really shaping up. >>> okay from bad art to bubbles to a galaxy far, far away. this weekend has some hilariously interesting to do options for the entire family. let's get detai fm reggie okey and our partners at hood p art is so bad it's funny. and now a couple of stand up comedians who by the way are also artists themselves have created a show that's hilariously ugly. >> these time we'

hidden in the california delta. a beloved father died... after getting sucked into an irrigation pipe. jennifer mcgraw has the story. it was supposed to be a day of fun.. boating in the delta.but for carlos tovar's family, it took a tragic turn.douglas saeltzer/tovar family attorney: "now wonderful man is dead, he apparently got caught in an irrigation pipe running water out of the delta."his family's attorney says carlos was untangling a ski line when he was sucked under.douglas saeltzer/tovar family attorney: "they couldn't free carlos and he drowned right before their eyes despite their efforts."investigators say it appears the man was held under by a pipe similar to this.it's used to pump water to crops.sgt. darren epperson/san joaquin county sheriff's dept."it's the first one that i've personally heard of."sgt. darren epperson says pipes like these are scattered throughout the delta.it's one of the many dangers boaters can encounter.sgt. darren epperson/san joaquin county sheriff's dept.:"you can see it's an oddball man-made shape going

antioch 13-mile-an-hour sustained winds, gusts stronger through the delta. that will make all the difference today, looking like the mid-90s for some areas. >>> thank you, neda. going to the richmond-san rafael bridge, we are tracking overnight road work. caltrans will be working there until about 6:00 a.m. right now no major backups, just a few slowdowns approaching the toll plaza there. this is a live look at the flashing lights over in the parking lot near the toll plaza. they may be wrapping up early, which would be excellent news. take it to the east shore freeway, 80 at highway 4, so far so good. no delays heading to the maze, where the ride is green, just 11 minutes into san francisco. >>> the trump administration is threatening to strip security clearances from six officials who have been outspoken against the president. brennan recently blasted president trump after his summit with vladimir putin. the white house says it wants to make the unusual move because the officials are monotizing their service. >> somebody breached protocol or break a law, it

the only exception, fairfield through the delta. a strong breeze gusting to 26 at this hour. we anticipate the wind to calm down and the afternoon is not nearly as breezy as we were yesterday. we'll show you sfo right now. we have arriving delays into sfo because of the cloud cover, about 50 minutes at this hour. later on today, big story later on, decreasing clouds. the sun going down at 8:31 p.m. you can track the temperatures hour by hour from the palm of your hand on your smartphone, download the abc 7 news app. 61 degrees first pitch temperature. 4:00, we'll warm to 63 degrees later on today. highs across the area, 90 in livermore, warmest spots inland. 90 in antioch as well. 89 for concord. san jose, 89 degrees. san francisco, we're up to 66 with a bit of a breeze. 72 in oakland later today. santa rosa up to 86 degrees this afternoon. if you're going to the coast, we have the cloud cover right now. we'll get some afternoon sunshine. but the uv index is on the extreme side today. so wear that sunscreen. santa cruz, the boardwalk about 75 today. ocean beach, about 62. ocea

out to the delta there's a breeze but not that strong. thunderstorms over the sierra but not for us. temperatures today, 60s to 100's. 4:31 gilroy, -- no solano. >> coming in from vacville and you'll see it anyway. traffic still looking good continuing down to the richmond area. no problems on the richmond bridge. our friends in marin county, southbound 101 looks good to the foggy golden gate bridge. this is a look at 280 in san jose so you can see now you have a good opportunity to get out on the road with little crowd. >>> a se credit recording has emerged of president trump and his long term attorney. doug luzader joins us from washington. >> reporter: we know for a while this recording was out there. it's a little bit muddled as hear portions for the first time. depending on your point of view it backs up a secret recording of a 2016 conversation between then candidate donald trump and his attorney. they are talking about paying the rights for karen mc dow gal's story that she had an affair with trump. the recording released on cnn. wh

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it will be a little breezy anywhere on the bay today, in the delta. ss transit, it may be cool this morning. may be cool in san francisco. if you are leaving those areas this afternoon it will be warm to hot. places like the north bay. look at that. 59 degrees. this morning at 8:00. then already 72 at 10:00. look at that. wall to wall sunshine with mid 80s at noon if you are heading out to get readyhe0 from 2:00 through 5:00. back down into the low 80s by 8:00. for the east bay, 60 at 8:00. wall to wall sunshine also. that will push you to 76 by noon. you'll hang out in the upper 70s throughout the afternoon hours. if you don't have air-conditioning, that could make things a little warm. you drop back down to about 68 degrees by 8:00. a touch of humidity. it could get muggy once again. a small chance of thunderstorms to the south. tracking that coming up. i want to bring in alexis. you are tracking a little busier commute today? >>> busier than basically every day last week with the fourth of july holiday. one area that we really were concerned about w