up former marine and a writer and just here and listened to the stories to see how the marines are doing. my boy, he said and pointed at his sweatshirt and looked at me as if i was stupid. he is in surgery right now. below the knee on one leg and above on the other and once it shakes out. i was in vietnam. i saw a lot of stupid died but spent three weeks here and never saw it so heinous. the boys are ripped to shreds. go room to room and you will see and look at all the mothers. i'm one of the only father is here because the fathers are back home earning money or have never been around. i am lucky. after my time i was an executive at a bank. i retired year ago. i have two pensions. i can afford to pull my heels and look after my son. i can do this for the rest of my life but look at the mothers. some are married. you know this story. many of these boys are from broken homes with single mothers. these women thought they were going to fashion themselves after 50. the new and dazzling adventures. they will be feeding and bathing their sons for the rest of their lives. he placed a hand on my

the marines are doing. who are you visiting? my boy, he said, and he pointed at the sweatshirt and looked at me as though i were stupid. he continued, he is in surgery right now, below the knee on one leg, above the knee on the other ones it all shakes out. some, i was in vietnam. i saw a lot of men died i spent three weeks. i never saw men injured so hamas leader. the boys are read it to shreds. going his remand you will see. and look at all the mothers. i'm one of the only fathers of here because the fathers are back at home earning money or they've never been around. i'm lucky. my time in the court was an executive at a bank. i retired a year ago. i got pensions, i can afford to pull here and look out for my son. i can do this for the rest of my life. but look at the mothers, he said. some of them are married. but you know of the story. some of them come from broken poor homes come single mothers. these women felt they were going to refashion themselves after 50, live new and dazzling adventures. but they

wright himself joined the marine corps at the age of 17. he's from galena, illinois, originally, a small town near dubuque, iowa, where i went to school. and if the college president, my college president, dr. couchman -- who is now deceased -- knew i was with dr. wright, because i graduated with only the slimmest of margins. [laughter] from the university of dubuque. he'd be rolling over in his grave about 5,000 rpms. so, dr. wright, please, allow me to continue. after his tour in the marine corps, he went to college, university of wisconsin, and eventually became a history professor at dartmouth. in 969. 1969. he served as the president of dartmouth from 1998 to 2009, and since 2005 he has visited most of our military hospitals and has encouraged support for the wounded veterans in those hospitals. he is a director on the board of injured marines' semper fi fund, one of the ten top charities recently rated by charity navigator. his writings have been featured in "the new york times," boston globe, christian science monitor, npr just to na

so this was the impetus on august 7, 1942. 14,000 marines under the first marine division, to land a guadalcanal supported by three aircraft carrier task forces vectored from all points around the pacific, pearl harbor up from new zealand. they converged in fiji, held rehearsals and planted those marines on guadalcanal shores on august 7, 1942. a store that "neptune's inferno" tells is what follows from this. what followed was a series of really six-month campaign of attrition where japan can slowly came to grips with the magnitude of the situation. the imperial high command didn't attach much importance to this for it by our marine corps until they realized the larger ambitions of the south pacific offenses, they realized that their base that revolves would be suicide threatened by u.s. position in the southern solomons. and through august, september, october and november the japanese eventually, their main base in the pacific, through a series of hammer blows on our foothold in the southern solomons that produced seven major naval battles, five of them were midnight surface slugfest

facebook as a supporter of terror prevention or the latest assault on free speech we'll speak to the marines lawyer. and one of the poorest most dangerous cities in the u.s. is attempting to rein in its debt its plan lay off its entire police force and replace it with one that doesn't have collective bargaining powers does this sound counter-intuitive to you coming up we'll find out if this tactic can actually work . it's tuesday august twenty eighth five pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching our team. but begin today in tampa florida where the republican national convention is kicking off slated to speak as mitt romney's wife ann and new jersey governor chris christie story are perceived as out shot this video with their camera phone inside the r. and c. the roll call to officially nominate mitt romney as the g.o.p. candidate for president got underway during tonight's speech is there not expected to mention what's been happening with the political process of actually nominating their candidate mitt romney but we do want to tell you more about it are the white house co

facebook as a supporter of terror prevention or the latest assault on free speech we'll speak to the marines lawyer. and one of the poorest most dangerous cities in the u.s. is attempting to rein in its debt its plan lay off the entire police force and then replace it with one that doesn't have any collective bargaining powers does this sound counter intuitive to you coming up we'll find out if this tactic can actually work. we're going to see winning in tampa florida where the republican national convention is underway slated to speak is mitt romney's wife ann and a jersey governor chris christie. just a short time ago artie's christine shot this video with her camera phone inside the r. and c. along with some cheering you have to listen closely for some booing over how the delegations are being seated most notably in maine during tonight's speeches they're not expected to mention what's happening what's been happening with the political process of actually nominating their candidate mitt romney but we do want to tell you more about it are two white house correspondent christine for as i wa

manoukian two of the marines killed with an afghan police officer opens fire and a marine jim he was scheduled to be home on leave. defense secretary leon panetta and working with the afghan president on the increasing number of insider attacks he called harm and karzeid and encouraged him to work with u.s. commanders to ensure progress in getting that afghan recruits. they're working more closely with the afghan army and police in preparation for the transition to complete afghan security control by 2014 at first held veterans returning from war are picking up and the wake of a record number of suicide by soldiers. one representative is trying to give that's what they need in a single stock and. lisa washington with more >>> and ricardo apps knows firsthand the importance of resources for shoulder it soldiers returning home from more >>> for six or seven years i was lost in sacramento >>> he spent more than 17 years and active duty in found themselves homeless and dealing with mental and physical issues >>> i'll have p.t. s t and back injuries i have a scandal in my shoulder, i hit m

his facebook as a form of terror prevention or the latest assault on free speech we'll speak to the marines a lawyer. and one of the poorest most dangerous cities in the us is attempting to rein in its debt its plan lay off the entire police force and replace it with one that doesn't have collective bargaining powers does this sound counter-intuitive to you coming up we'll find out of this tactic can actually work. it's tuesday august twenty eighth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching our tea. but again today in tampa florida where the republican national convention is kicking off slated to speak as mitt romney's wife ann and jersey governor chris christie but there's a group that feels the establishment g.o.p. is blatantly trying to silence them we're talking about the ron paul delegates more specifically the delegates from the state of maine are the correspondent christine is in tampa for more on this story christine sounds like there's a lot of action going on around you how's it going over there. yet the convention center or the tampa bay times forum rather h

facebook is this a form of terror prevention or the latest assault on free speech we'll speak to the marines lawyer. and from bad to worse the situation in syria is on the verge of becoming an all out civil war and it's forcing the global community to consider getting involved now a new report suggests iran is sending troops. we'll find out if intervention is inevitable. we begin to see evening in tampa florida where the republican national convention is underway slated to speak is mitt romney's wife ann and a jersey governor chris christie. just a short time ago artie's christine present shot this video with her camera phone inside the r. and c. along with some cheering you have to listen closely for some booing over how the delegations are being seated most notably in maine during tonight's speech as they're not expected to mention what's happening what's been happening with the political process of actually nominating their candidate mitt romney but we do want to tell you more about it are two white house correspondent christine for as i was in tampa for more on this story christine tell

the marines will end up at 182,100. e they will be slightly larger than they were after 9/11, completely different marine corp. in 9/11. the marines beginning to look -- they looked how to come down, they didn't just say we going to take a percentage out on things. they were going to go back to where they were. they said what marine corps. do we need for the future if we're going to see marines in certain areas cyber, special operations, more marines in high, high critical things. and the marines are going to get lighter. they're going to go back to sea. to be expee big their force. use the word threat as china. >> what we would like to do and president said this, secretary of defense said this, what we would like to do is engage with china. what we would like to do is we don't fear the rise of china or india or brazil or any of the number of countries that are growing. that are coming up. economically coming up militarily. that's not issue. the issue is transparently sei. why are we building the types of equipment, why

at a security checkpoint august 10. 9/11 inspired the man to join the marines. his uncle says his family knew the risks involved in special operations and encouraged him to find a way out of dangerous deployments. but he was dedicated and believed in what tefls doing. >> it always struck me that he was my conscience talking to me and the marines do what's right. they do because they're committed. >> i think all of us that were at this memorial service today are standing a little taller and a little prouder after hearing about all that's happening and what the marines have done for our country. >> reporter: he is survived by his parents, both bay area judges, and his two older brothers. a special fund in his name has been set up at the high school to pay for the tuition cost for any students who may not be able to afford it. live in mountain view, kimberly terry, nbc bay area news. >> a terrible tragedy. thank you very much, kim. >>> family and friends of a missing woman are putting out a plea tonight. 35-year-old victoria ioff is from the rockland area, last se

heart tells by have to go more and more often you conducted wagner's parts of verdi's requiem with the marine corps construct in london this year you also are the principal conductor of the london symphony orchestra so what are you preparing for london this year something something interesting i just came from london those are three days ago four days ago we perform. a very long over a beautiful bit of a kind of violent past. and famous correct feel very young so that was very recently in my next return visit to london is in may it will be totally dedicated to russian composer stravinsky yugoslavians key is arguably the most famous composer of twentieth century and maybe one of the absolutely most important musicians of the century and i am always on the road to just conduct his music everywhere in russia in america in europe is they in london it will be the star i mean ski seasons what about the olympics will you be performing in london during the games well my august there will be involved in the seven august i will be there myself for the closing ceremony and i think we will all hope for f

urinating on the bodies of what appears to be three dead taliban insurgents as you can see the marines are in full combat gear this video set off a firestorm of controversy here in the u.s. . almost members of the military and political world quickly apologized but others cheered on their actions including conservative radio host and c.n.n. contributor dana lash can someone explain to me if there's supposed to be a scandal that someone pees on the corpse of a taliban fighter someone who was this is part of an organization murdered over three thousand americans i dropped due to that's me though when our team started reporting on this video it quickly proved to be a device our on line comment section on you to create for and against the actions of the marines but back to the punishment for those involved the one will face no discipline at all the other three have pleaded guilty and will receive a permanent mark on their records that will impact any future promotions or reenlistment so basically a slap on the wrist the u.s. military has also handed down punishment for the burning of koran

i got a pointer from the marine mammal commission. circle back to the previous question about citizens supervision. the endangered species act has. the marine mammal protection does not it can be important. endangered species act for bears as to what the implications are of extending the incident l provisions to the lower 48 states potentially could open up the possibility that environmental groups would bring suit against those releasing large amounts of greenhouse cases for polar bears. there are differences that may or may not important depending upon how they look at the approximate cause issues there. my question was it seems that one of the weak spots of the marine mammal protection act which is the harassment definition which is low rung. and there are some instances no aa promulgated. but i guess my question for those of you who prosecute or investigate or whatever your roles are, what difficulty does that am but giewty harassment definition cause you when you're decides whether to bring cases and what would you advocate be don

once again, this morning, the marine slightly deeper. l continue to deepen as the off deepens that is actually good news because as of yesterday, the northeast corner of -- it won't be as strong as one might have thought yesterday. here at home, the onshore breeze, 40 miles and hour. it will be cooler here today. around the bay a little bit of a later up 0 and then waking -- and then waking up with mostly sunny skies for most. system the extend forecast -- so again, this cooling trend starting today, lasting for the next few days. and then as we get into the weekend, we'll warm it back up. upper 80s low 90s remaining in the -- for those spots remaining in the 60s at coast. >>> serious communication breakdowns in the oakland police department. now the city says it knows what's to blame. pam cook is in our newsroom with the findings of a new report. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the city of oakland says it has pinpointed the source of its ongoing problems with its police radios. and the source could be your cell phone. tests by t

>> for many, many years with the marine corps. i had united states senators personally the commandant and secretary of the navy when it will you meet mr. ensminger? >> what are they afraid of a >> the truth. they are protecting the institution. >>c-span: semper fi. everything that you bring up >> they have obfuscated and now if they were to sit down face-to-face i could show them and counter. they don't want to do that. i have been very, very cautious to speak truth. everybody else that gets involved in this situation, don't speculate. talking to the media, congress, and don't speculate. if you don't have the vyyo, keep your mouth shut. back in 2007 tom was in his 80s. mike was a godsend. a degree in history and investigative skills as the insurance adjuster could not raise his family on teachers' pay so got a job. >>c-span: talk about pce let's watch. >> would you be interested to speak about the field report? this will explode. >> jacksonville north carolina, . >> the very stunning admission. >> cancer from the water they use to

. >> has anybody from the marine corps asked you to remove the video? >> yes. >>> a pregnant dog is abandoned on the streets. she was covered in flees. her fur was matted. how she and her pups got a new life and a new look. >> this is an extreme dog makeover. >>> it's an end-of-summer treat. jumping off a cliff has never looked so fun. >>> this first story is shocking. it is heartbreaking and it is difficult to watch. in this video from kprc you're seeing a child inside a cleveland, texas, home. according to police, this 16-month-old girl was being kept in an animal cage inside this home. according to police, there were small cockroaches crawling all around this baby. it had flee and tick bites all over its body. it was drinking from a dir ti bottle and living in a home filled with trash, hold and even feces. >> basically they were crate training their baby. >> there's even more to this story. people made phone calls that there were starving horses, dogs and cats on the property. police came to the scene, they did find emaciated horses, cats and dogs, e

this is the first marine emergency response facility on the west coast. more simply, we can call it the first fireboat house at an airport. it is a core value for the airport team that we have worked together to provide an exceptional airport, that we are innovating, and that we work in partnership. this is a partnership between the fire department and the airport. great project work by airport staff and the division of design and construction, who designed this building. the engineering staff support to the work. the architectural team and the design and construction staff -- i would like to recognize all the staff involved in the successful project. [applause] completed on budget, and one month ahead of schedule. we have an outstanding fire department staff at the airport. i believe we have one of the most recognized fire department staffs of any major airport in the u.s. the airport is committed to making sure staff has the latest and greatest technology and equipment to support their operation. the team is led by deputy chief mike morris, assisted by

as this lifts out high-pressure replaces it the a marine layer will deepen will get cooling and week but we have to wait today still a warm day in and for the bay even as the coastline is cool in general and leno low 90s around the bay. future cast picks up we begin mostly clear, then they moved in toward sunrise on sunday morning and we look for sunshine tomorrow afternoon on monday at par to cloudy skies at the airport and thunderstorms for new york and new york. hi out there of 75. overnight lows for the '50s in bay area we recover tomorrow about the same as today. 82 in santa clara 81 san jose and, 84 half moon bay peering 96 at brentwood 94 at antioch 94 livermore. low 80's and 65 at the beach 76 at mill valley. we get the cooling trend about tuesday and wednesday on a warm into the mid '80s. look for cool weather ahead. the cooling trend lasts through the end of the weekend. >>> july the hottest month in the lower 48 since they started rackers an 8095. one place to see the fax is glacier national park and montana. ben tracy shows us how the ice disappearing fast >>> glacier nati

the mariners go on to win 1-0. >>> some soccer. united states visiting mexico in a friendly. 80th minute, the backfield pass. it's michael orozco. the american with his first goal. howard making the save on hernandez. that would do it. the united states wins in mexico for the first time in 25 games. >>> and don't forget, soccer fans, arsenal taking on sunderland, 9:50 eastern time saturday on espn. >>> it's been a summer of sharks in cape cod, massachusetts. a group of fishermen came across a ten-foot-long shark. probably a great white about three miles from shore. >> and they say the shark didn't seem to mind that they followed it for about 15 minutes. i'd get out of here. >>> a scottish sailor says this shows the loch ness monster for real. he saw the shape swimming for minutes. >> people have been trying to prove the loch ness monster is alive for centuries. one of these days we'll get an exclusive with the loch ness monster. >> yes. >>> up next, "the pulse." more details on the powerful jackpot and the lucky ticket out there. >>

that cool moist air, the marine air, marine layer, the cool moist air, the marine layer, coming off thewater, that marine layer, you cannot see it in livermore and walnut creek, you can feel it. higher humidity, lower temperatures. that marine air will be a big player in the next 48 hours of the bay area weather. highs today forecast highs tomorrow will come off another five degrees. so lots of 70s tomorrow. maybe a couple 80s. forget the 90s. a lot of 70s tomorrow. here's the fog footprint for the morning. most bay area counties will have some type of fog, maybe southern santa clara value eel be ok. fog and low clouds. look at the cooling. that's the daytime high max. sacramento might see upper 70s, low 80s. we're into august, late august. the trend has been cooling. notice it further friday, and a little further saturday. sunday temperatures will come back up. 82 degrees in fairfield tomorrow. away from the marine influence, temperatures have a shot to get to the low 80s. around the bay temperatures in the sant ought clara valley, pleasant, 75 in log log, 73 san jose, 59 pacifica, coo

james told a live grenade out of the marines led the risky operation captured on video and posted to youtube the explosive had impaired the marines legs without detonating. he removed it knowing it could explode in his face at any moment. >> i just saw it for what it was, he has something sticking out of his leg so subconsciously i thought of as another impelled object then needed to come out. today he was awarded the bronze star for his act of terrorism the marine he saved is in rehab right now in washington, the two men spoke on the phone just yesterday and he says the marine is doing very well tonight. hundreds of veterans in service members showed up at the illinois warrior summit today the mission to help that's work on their futures to transition from military service and network with businesses and community organizations. coming up tonight, a fire hazard for says the recall. the hottest new tool in the operating room, its and ipod. every load of laundry is worth about $200. really? one cap of downy protects $200 worth of clothes. prove it to me. ultra downy softeners protect

the marine layer pushes into the bay tonight so that will affect tomorrow's temperatures. we will keep them pretty similar to today if not a degree or to cooler. mid-80s in morgan hill, 90 degrees is in line while 88 degrees toward sonoma. wednesday and thursday are the coolest days with the passage of the trough and then the temperatures are where they should be for this time of year. >> planning for emergencies, large, small, equally important. ,,,, ,,,,,,,, >> large or small you need to be prepared for every type and emergency >> dr. kim shows us not what we need to pack in our summer emergency kit. >> whether it is an earthquake or a major fire, what do you need in your emergency kit? here are some essentials for summertime. tweezers, and don't forget them. they are the safest way to remove a splinter or a kick. disinfect them well before and after each use. don't forget hydrocortisone cream. for bug bites consider carrying small packets of 1% hydrocortisone cream. it provides quick relief from itching. and sanitizer and gloves. if you were a friend gets injured on the

death breaks his heart. >> this is as devastating of news that anyone could get. >> the marine and two other marines were shot and killed, n insurgents targeted the marines. >> it's hard, he was a student here, and a leader type. >> he graduated from saint francis in 2001, he was a star defensive lineman. he never forgot his routes, returning to his high school many times to say hello. >> that was the kind of young man he was. you do not find these kids with this kind of character, you do not find them very often. >> the on f two judges was head to law school with hopes of becoming a lawyer next year. >> saint francis high will be holding a memorial service for the marine soon, and they will honor him at the first home football game. >>> okay, george, thank you. this last stretch of summer vacation has bay area airports busy and when airports are busy, so are the thieves. from missing luggage to ripped off cars, r and r for you means a lot of stolen goods for crooks. we look at what is happening at the bay area airports. >> we requested crime data and a decade of the data, what

he said the marines are part of the navy department. it then men's department. i don't tell the joke anymore. written a remarkable, and it is about. the world continues to cry out for american leaders. as we once thousands of people being slaughtered in the absence of american leaders, conspicuous by its absence. the beliefs believes that the united states is withdrawing. it cries out for leaders. you know, one of the famous stories that may be in a total, a television prisoners being interrogated by an american officer. you have to watch, we have the time. very interesting commentary on the lack of american leaders. i think that the articulates in his book the examples of heroism . that means that so many of us remember who inspired us and inspired us to the degree that we were able to do things that we otherwise would not have been able to do. that is what lee is all about. that is what his life has been all about, and that is what this book is all about. americans always the heroes commend we have so many. it took the american people long time to recover. tho

with the marine layer we have the mist and drizzle. it's about 2,000 feet deep and i expect it to continue to transport the cooler air into the east bay valleys today. that will keep us below the average. by noontime we will see 50s and clouds at the coast. upper 60s inland with the sunshine. it will be a mild afternoon with mid-80s. that's well below the average and keeping it cool with the 50s on the coast and the low clouds and fog once again across the bay during the overnight hours. it will bring another cool day for the end of the weekend. i'll tell you how cool coming up. terry. >> thanks, lisa. >> new this morning the chp is investigating a fatal crash on highway 4 at the 6 and 80 interchange in concord. it is clear now, but this was the scene last night around 10:30 when two cars collided. one of the cars crashed into a light pole, knocking it down. one person died at the scene. caltran is work to repair the light pole. the cause of the crash is under investigation. we will bring you more details as information becomes availab

. >> the orioles against the seattle mariners. we have highlights in sports. >> the rain chances will go up. >> team baltimore racing unveiled its latest racing car. it is expected to be driven by mark bunting. >> it is basically a spec class. there is limited things we can change. it is the driver's class. the -- you have to gain the advantage with the drivers. >> he race professionally and retired in 2008 by returning after learning about the baltimore grand prix. because of the construction of the grand prix track, pratt street will be -- close tonight. from light street to south street one line from cowper will be open. >> they are causing health problems for young children. john hopkins children's center reports an increase in the number of children ingesting small and powerful magnets. >> she did not know that she had -- he had swallowed any. she had very good reason to be concerned. >> we had an x-ray. they found the magnets, he had swallowed 18 of them. >> presley is back to his playful self. a week ago he was in a doctor's

can you imagine the platoon of marines, who are 35? h, wait a second, lieutenant, let's think about this. maybe we should have the air force come in and hit them for a couple of days before we do this." i mean, a 19-year-old is just -- they're going to say, "take the hill. they're going to do it." that is exactly right. >> what makes an effective killer in combat? >> first of all, competence with weapons. he can shoot straight. he can make sure that his weapon works. the second one, i think, is very important, is the ability to do ultimate teamwork. you lose your sense of being an individual. you are part of -- i can only go back to -- the hunting group -- that feeling of "it's 'we,' not 'me.'" and that you are willing to sacrifice your "me ," both as a physical body and as an individual, to make sure that the "we" of the unit gets through this okay. >> you describe a scene in which one of our helicopters has crashed on a hill, while trying to come to the relief of some of the marines. and they're going to be taken out, the crew's going

dozens of homes burned to the ground. marines the battle against western wildfires going on right now this morning. >>> shark scare off cape cod. you're hearing about this again. a tuna fisherman becomes the latest to spot a great white in the water. look, there it is. >>> this, a much prettier picture to look at. one of baseball's rarest feats pulled off for the third time this year and this was the best one of all. >> it was the best one of all. >> he is so good, so good. >> i can't wait to hear about that. >> i'm john berman. >> i'm zoraida sambolin. it's 31 past the hour here. up first, dry heat, whipping winds and lightning strikes, leaving 13 states in a fierce battle with wildfires this morning. at least 70 large wildfires raging right now already torching 1.3 million acres. take a look at that map. california has the most. 13 there. they've called in the marines to help beat back the flames. but in central washington state, they've really been battered. the wind whipped taylor bridge fire scorched nearly 40 square miles s

as they exercised on base the shooter has been detained that brings to six marines killed in the past two days. three other marines condemned and a separate attack in southern afghanistan the son of a silicon valley judge when those marines killed by an afghan in police uniforms madmen to key in part of the special operations battalion training afghan police officers the 29 year-old graduated from st. francis high school in mountain view a standout football player there is mother as state appellate court justice his father socrates manichean a sisanta clara county judge. >>> i'm not sure it as it may yet we are used not seeing him that much >>> if the two other marines shot while observing ramadan. the month when the muslims do not eat when the sun is out. >>> a pair of major earthquakes in iran. the 6.4 magnitude quake struck northwest of tehran. then the 6.3 quake hit the same area at least 180 people confirmed dead more than 1300 others injured. 10 aftershocks have jolted the area. the closing ceremonies for london olympics tomorrow night, the spice girls are reuniting for the even

the kids had adopted him as a pen pal. >> yes. they had adopted a group of marinesn iraq a while ago. captain manoukian was on his fourth tour and he was killed by an afghan police officer, the kind he was there to train. the marine captain is known to family and friends as a marine's marine in, afghanistan during this tour to train afghan police force froze vid training for their country. long time family friend has known matt and his family for the past 25 years. >> and after september 11th he became very committed to the notion of defending his country and assisting in its protection and he joined the marine corps. he's a truly proud member of the marine corps. he has served, this was his fourth tour in afghanistan. >> the 29-year-old is the son of pete manoukian and both on the board of st. vincent day home, here children adopted a group of marines in iraq. the justice says she learned he was killed while having a meal with a group of afghan police officers yesterday. and the supreme court justice corrigan tells us the family is headed to delaware to wait for th

thank you for being here for the opening of the marine response emergency facility. i want to begin by introducing several dignitaries. the first is commission vice president mike hardeman. thank you. and commissioner steve nakaja. and i want to introduce our police department deputy chief at the airport, the guy in charge. david chen is here. from the adjacent coast guard facility, the commander. and we have staff members from our congressional delegation. we have staff members from senator feinstein's office, nancy pelosi's office, and others. thank you for joining us today. [applause]

but the marine layer not as beefy as we need it. ill maybe knock off a degree or two for the far inland areas. 3-5-degree cool down expected. the cooling trend will continue but it takes all the way until about wednesday and thursday before we roll back in the low to mid 90s for the hottest spots. 59-degrees in fairfield. cooler than where we were 24 hours ago. a pretty robust delta breeze blowing through here. 15-20 miles an hour through fairfield. 64 in livermore. 57 in hayward. 57 redwood city. low 50s santa rosa and napa a weak southerlily flow will also bring a few degrees of cooling to parts of the north bay. partly cloudy skies. 60s in the forecast. 64 degrees at game time. westerly breeze 10-15 miles an hour. bring along a light jacket any time you head to san francisco. always need to cover at least a light jacket. 59- degrees for sausalito. it will be a beautiful day in sausalito. nice day in san rafael. upper 80s santa rosa and napa. 75 san leandro. 79 in hayward today. 98 for danville. still quite toasty just not as hot.