maybe a few partly cloudy skies for parts of the shoreline. be sunshine and in the interior, plenty of sunshine. the warmest locations approaching the lower 80s. san rafael tops out at 72, san francisco at 65 degrees in san mateo at 70. these temperatures will check in around 3:00 or 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. here's a look ahead at your five-day forecast. pretty much identical day out there and then for saturday we will cool things off as a weak system moves in from the north and west. gasia? >> lieutenant-governor gavin newsom and his family are moving out of san francisco. a spokesman tells us the couple will be staying with a relative. the chronicle reports that they will be living with jennifer newsom's parents. they have an 18 month old daughter and are expecting a baby boy later this month. >> that is a reports tonight. i am gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues online at ktvu.com and with our 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. "tmz" is up next righthere on tv 36. ♪ [ alarm buzzing ] another victim of frequent flyer red tape. [ tires screech

you can correlate the advancement of the shoreline of san francisco with the potential for liquefaction. >> it is a perfect example. it is all sold and liquefaction. >> treasure island is unique. it was originally developed to be the location of the world fair with the understanding that once it was finished, that would become the location of san francisco international airport. it is 11,000 feet long. in those days, the thought that was more than enough to land any conceivable airplane. they thought it was ideal. they said that we have all kinds of sand out in the bay from the sacramento river. we will take the stand out of the bay and create this island. the sand is loose and below the water. it liquefied in 1957. it liquefied in 1989 during the loma prieta. it was similar to what happened in the marina. >> as they move along and developed treasure island, the developer also has to provide stabilization programs. >> the sand has to be strengthened so that it will not liquefy. the buildings have to gain support below the sand in more confident material. >> we were talking about the wat

you see the fog there just hugging the shoreline. numbers in the 60s. enjoy it.mid-week surprise. >> i'm not. also ahead, a proposed church expansion project in one east bay community is raising objections from neighbors. these sweehoney clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. fiber beyo recognition. fibeone. hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> in many communities, churches provide the center of social activity but a proposed new church in downtown clayton is strongly opposed by some. ♪ >> in clayton, population 12,000 growth is a scary word. even if it's talk of a new church. >> the downtown integrity. what i'm saying the hometown feel. >> the clayton community chur

this mill may be an example of the region's recent history but they're all relics along the shoreline that date back to antiquity. this is the ancient city of gold your peer was home to thousands of people until it was destroyed in the third century a.d. and it's one of the best preserved examples. of the nation city on the russian coast the greeks who settled here named their city after samarian king and its ruins cover around forty hacked it's still possible to wander through the so is of great houses and you can even discover the citizens favorite tipple a better this would have been one of the most popular places back in the days of the cuz it's the remains of an ancient winery people would have crushed the grapes had the juice then would have come down these forests and into these enormous votes . show you. down here. unfortunately. always go now of course it is rainwater but back in the day this would have held the equivalent of hours and. have been long since deserted but the descendants of its creek settlers are still in the area and they still have a passion for the grape. th

this mill maybe an example of the region's recent history of their own relics along the shoreline that date back to antiquity. this is the ancient city of gold was home to thousands of people until it was destroyed in the third century a.d. and it's one of the best preserved examples. of an eighteen city on the rocks and cursed agreed to settle here names the city after samarium came and its ruins cover around forty hectares it's still possible to wander through the so is of great houses and you can even discover the citizens paper a temple i bet it would have been one of the most popular places back in the days of good because it's the remains of an ancient winery people will cross the grapes here the juice then would come down these pirates and into these enormous vats. show you. down here. unfortunately well we've got now of course is rainwater but back in the day it would have held the equivalent of. course. you may have been long since deserted of the descendants of its creek settlers are still in the area and they still have a passion for the grape. this is russia's wine country

the shoreline. unfortunately like many other resorts around the world a black sea coast has its own problems with lists but as they say sometimes one man's trash can be another man's treasure for in this case a woman's treasure first. she rather wastes polypropylene stacks production and some bottles. you can see waste from shoes production just like you was. put in here and lots of polish go in and use sacks seven years ago a name in the queue for of a gave up her practice as a doctor to become an artist and environmentalist. recycling is still rare in russia and the scale of litter is a common sight and then it has opened the white horse gallery to try and draw attention to the damage the waste is doing to the local area airborn it's always a pain to see the earth turn into a garbage can i try to collect some of the rubbish but of course my efforts were in vain the trash was not getting smaller many people just don't understand me i don't know how to explain it to them my idea is to make people rem

clouds back to the shoreline and patchy fog for the beaches. partly cloudy for the bay.e's the forecast t at 7:00. low to mid-50s and areas of fog. by 12:00 coastal clouds out there and upper 50s to the upper 60s and then by 3:00 partly sunny skies and there's the temperature range. most areas about the same as today or could be cooler. santa rosy around 75 degrees and fairfield in the upper 70s and around the rim of the bay the temperatures in the low to mid-60s. warmest locations around 80 degrees. san francisco is definitely bringing the sweater there. the temperatures around 60 degrees. here is a look ahead your five day forecast. we got fog starting out sunday and clearing and warming into the afternoon and warming trend kicks in for next week. >> mark, thank you. hungry doesn't take a break during summer survey kigs for children who rely on school lunch and breakfast program. they kicked off the summer food program with a before becue. half of the students are from family eligible for school based -- online at www.ktvu.com and on tonight's 10:00 news on ktvu channe

things are stabilizing right now with mostly clear skies but also have some fog forming on parts of the shorelineng in on san francisco. the fog will continue to re- group in the short term. right now santa cruz is reporting partly cloudy skies. earlier today in santa cruz actually had a camera out there showing you a beautiful day to be out on the water. the temperatures at least with the afternoon highs on land topped out in the lower 70s. and santa cruz over the next couple of days will be approaching the upper 70s, possibly 80 degrees. so it looks just great in santa cruz today. tonight we have fair skies and coastal fog out there tomorrow. clearing skies will warm things up inland. in the extended forecast more fog and a bit of a cooling trend. nothing major out there. as far as overnight lows, coolest locations in the lower 50s. san francisco is 53 degrees. san jose is 54. antioch in the mid-50s right around 55. high pressure continues to strengthen and push into the bay area. so as a result, we will warm things up for monday and tuesday. the warmest locations tomorrow approaching the mid-8

the clouds gradually pulling back to the shoreline. today's forecast,:00, upper 50s to the upper 70s with more sunshine away from coast. by 7:00, partly cloudy skies. mid-50s to the mid-60sing and patchy fog re-forms. here we go for the numbers. warmest location in the upper 70s. san jose tops out right around 74 and san mateo, 67 degrees. it feels strange not to have any rain clouds. more of the same, the temperatures are up a few degrees. these are just minor changes. we'll cool things off a little bit for friday and saturday. but for the second half of the weekend and especially into next week, the developing headline could be much warmer temperatures, especially for about a week. we could be walking -- talking about more 80s. back to normal. >> a lot of people are very excited about that. thank you, mark. >>> a massive fire in arizona is now larger than the city of los angeles and. the wall low fire has been burning for -- los angeles and the wallow fire has been burning for 11 days. crews worked overnight to protect the grounds. th

on this evening and then for tomorrow morning we could be tracking dense fog pulling it back to the shoreline in the afternoon. 60 to 95 will be the range this afternoon. by 10:00 tonight, some patchy fog. temperatures by 10:00 in the mid-50 1s to right around 70. we still have some numbers to report in antioch and brentwood. san francisco only in the upper 60s and san jose right around 85 degrees. those temperatures checking in about 3:00 in the afternoon. here is look ahead to the five- day forecast. temperatures still dropping off, and by the weekend, it looks like a quiet pattern. temperatures inland back up into the lower 80s. so tori, you can pretty much pick your temperature. 59 at the coast all the way to 95, 96. >> thank you, mark. >>> today is showdown day in new york state for the issue of same-sex marriage. lawmakers there are ending the legislative session and taking a summer recess. the assembly has already passed the same-sex marriage bill, it's still one vote shy of passing in the senate. >>> we have a special sneak preview of the washed ashore exhibit at the marine mammal exh

bay mud, which is present close to the shoreline, and the green area, the crown has a very long period. when the earthquake comes, there is a link of time that it takes the ground to go from one, slosh back and forth, measured in seconds. the deeper the bay mud deposits, the greater the length of time it takes for the motion to go one direction and back. so as you approach soft sites, loose sand sites, bay mud sites, the period of the site is long. if you come along and build a tall building, and the ground is going like this, we know that tall buildings, the taller the building, the longer the period, the longer the time it takes to go from one side and back. iand the rule of thumb, every story that you add, it adds a 10th of a second to the period. if you have a 40 story building, you have a building that takes four seconds to go from one side to the other and back. now, that for second building is sitting on 100 feet of bay mud that also has a period of four seconds. the combination of those and harmony, what happens is they amplify the motion and the building will collapse. example

we could have patchy fog hanging out at part of the shoreline. it's been quite a week with a roller coaster in the forecast. it looks like get ready for another heat wave. >> so we're kind of in the transition period. >> okay. thank you. >>> people in concord may want to think about parking cars in a garage if possible after a series of gasoline theft. on the blog, residents posted a comment about someone siphoning gas from cars park in some of the areas. including dana estates, crystal ranch, the peach place, the willow, florida drive and meadow lane. this morning we talked to one man who said his car was hit a couple of months ago. >> first thing i noticed was the hose was hut because i left the hose out a little bit so coy water my roses and there was -- >> yeah, they didn't put the cap back on. i had plenty of gas. it looks like they only took a couple of gallons. >> he said he did not call police because he was -- because he was not sure what they could do for him. >>> walmart customers will get a price break on gasoline this summer. walmart

is a rare sight along the black sea coast but you can find quite a few unwelcome additions to the shoreline. unfortunately like many other resorts around the world the black sea coast has its own problems with lets up but as they say sometimes one man's trash can be another man's treasure or in this case another woman's treasure. what are the other ways probably in sacks production and some bottles here you can see waists from shoes production just like us. for that one here that i'm also falling filling and used sacks seven years ago a name in the queue for of a gave up her practice is a dr to become an artist and them are mentalist. recycling is still rare in russia and discarded litter is a common sight name and has opened the white horse gallery to try and draw attention to the damage the waste is doing to the local area. it's always a pain to see the tone in into a garbage can i try to collect some of the rubbish but of course my efforts wearing them in the trash was not getting smaller many people just don't understand me i don't know how to explain it to them. my idea is to make peop

we're beginning to think that we see the shoreline where we will go into interstellar space beyond theind. we're doing more actively with the spacecraft. people are excited about it. >> fixed to their sides are some golden disks. inside them, something very big in the '70s, records with greetings. >> hollow to the children of planet earth. [speaking a foreign language] >> once they leave the solar system, where next? eventually, they will feel the warmth of another star. but that will not happen for 40,000 years. >> queen elisabeth's husband the queen of denver is 90 years old today. -- the queen of edinburgh is 90 years old today. he has been speaking to us. cruxnof as he turned 90 -- >> ae turned 90, the duke is the longest service -- the longest serving concert. >> you have to recognize what the nitsch was -- a teenagniche. it was unprecedented. >> when he was first married, prince philip and princess elizabeth were able to leave a version of the ordinary life. he was a dashing military officer living with his young wife. after she came to the throne in 1962, his military career was

then, on sunday, the clouds go back to the shoreline and the temperatures go back a few degrees with time. here is the forecast model, 10:00 and 11:00. a few patches of fog developing. look at what happies. i press the button into the overnight hours. the clouds really increasing in coverage first thing tomorrow morning in san francisco. oakland, possibly out towards the east as well. right around concord. then, the clouds going back to near the coastline into the afternoon hours by 4:00 and 5:00. the temperatures for tomorrow, about the same as today or a little cooler in a few spots. santa rosa tops out 78 degrees. fairfield, 79, a bit of a breeze out there developing that sea breeze at the afternoon hours from 15 to 25 miles an hour. san jose, 75 and morgan hill around 80 degrees. san francisco, starting out with the coulds in the morning becoming partly cloudy in the afternoon hours, 63. here is a look ahead. the five-day forecast. cooler for saturday, warming up to sunday and monday. bringing in more chowds for tuesday and wednesday. a slight chance of a few showers tuesday nigh

the biggest player at least over the next few days hanging out on your parts of the shoreline. icroclimates starting to resurface. right around point benita closer to point rays. we still have a solid deck of overcast from pacifica to san francisco. at least for the western half of san francisco and the low clouds will be on the increase over the next few hours. surging back into the bay. for tonight, partly cloudy skies. a little bit cooler, weekend tore cast. we -- weekend forecast. temperatures will continue to cool off as we head into saturday. first thing tomorrow morning, the coolest locations in the lower 50s for santa rosa and napa, san francisco 64. fremont 51 and san jose the lower 50s right around 52 degrees. this will not bring us any rainfall but just a cooler air mass. back down into the 50s and 70s with more low clouds and fog as we increase that on shore breeze. this for friday scene saturday. into sunday, i want to warm things up just a little bit. but these are all just minor changes. first thing tomorrow morning at 6:00. pushing back into the bay, a few patche

the floating docks could be moved out over 100 feet from the shoreline, something that is being examined. >> that would then reduce the amount of dredging needed? >> it would reduce the amount of dredging needed. much of this is driven by operational needs for the large spectator vessels. also, currents in the area. the currents are quite small outside the bright water structure. you would have to take good advantage of the protection that the break water provides. >> commissioner? >> other than peter 27, which we would have had to do because we are pursuing a cruise terminal, these others with the do seem to be related to the america's cup. if we are going to deliver on the promise, i assume we are talking about some fairly intense negotiations. >> that is one reason why we are proposing three separate amendment considerations and negotiations that might be different for the different locations. certainly, we laid a lot of ground work with these interviews related to the amendment. the public has had less of a chance to live up to the proposals. and these are so temporary. through 2014

it will kick in to the shoreline, not so much today but tomorrow will be the worst of it. maybe showers around portland. medford looks fine today. tomorrow will be wet. promise you that. >>> coming up, we'll give you a look that forecast for tomorrow that will feature thunderstorms and rain for the west coast. >> not good. all right. thanks, bill. >>> greece keeps investors on edge. big tobacco sues over packaging rules. and the vatican takes another leap into the 21st century. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus jennifer aniston gets inked for the first time. whose name is she sporting now? >> also, doc holliday is a perfect ten. >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today," i'm veronica de la cruz. here are some of your top headlines this morning. the u.s. military says two american service members were killed in iraq sunday but gave no further details on their deaths. so far 11 u.s. troops have died this month, making june the deadliest for american combat forces in two years. >>> venezuelan officials are dismissing reports that presiden