is where wayne freedman is. >> there if you're going to look there is a piece of welder's glass. and there is about halfway into the event. there is a large crowd and they have not yet had enough in z.won't see this again 105 years, you can still see event on television and elsewhere. and if you can, it means you haven't gone blind trying to look. let's show you nasa video. there is a black dot that is a silhouette like an eclipse and there is the size. it's just a duck. that is venus about as large as the earth. there is perspective in terms of how big the planet is in relationship to the sun. there is as we come back live it takes 109 venuses to cross and same thing here. most children born tomorrow on planet earth will not see this event in their live times. that is how rare it is. it's quite special. reporting live fl oakland wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> this does put things into perspective. >> and good luck with that. >> yes. yes. >> and i'll be doing the 105-year forecast. >> how is it looking now? >> next several days is looking good. things are beautiful. there is a liv

wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> and they are bracing for a shock waive of shoppers after the released of a hot new sports shoe. check out these lines. like this one on market street in san francisco, people are waiting for the new kanye nike easy air 2. abc news spoke to a customer who said he has been waiting since monday for the chance to buy this new shoe. >> i will walk out the door with them on. if i get my size. if not that's a whole different story. >> he may want to reconsider wearing them out. we saw a pair for $4,999. the bay area store tells us they hillary tale for $250. >>> a san francisco woman says an aggressive coyote ran off with her chiuaua. it happened around desk last night in glen park canyon. the woman who has asked to be identified as jane took these pictures. she was walking her chiuaua and another dog when she left the chiuaua off its leash. the coyote struck silently and without warning. >> i wasn't prepared for how quick they act. for how sneaky and quiet. i just want people to be uh aware of how quickly this can happen to you. you always think, oh this can'

wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> and they are bracing for a shock waive of shoppers after the released of a hot new sports shoe. check out these lines. like this one on market street in san francisco, people are waiting for the new kanye nike easy air 2. abc news spoke to a customer who said he has been waiting since monday for the chance to buy this new shoe. >> i will walk out the door with them on. if i get my size. if not that's a whole different story. >> he may want to reconsider wearing them out. we saw a pair for $4,999. the bay area store tells us they hillary tale for $250. >>> a san francisco woman says an aggressive coyote ran off with her chiuaua. it happened around desk last night in glen park canyon. the woman who has asked to be identified as jane took these pictures. she was walking her chiuaua and another dog when she left the chiuaua off its leash. the coyote struck silently and without warning. >> i wasn't prepared for how quick they act. for how sneaky and quiet. i just want people to be uh aware of how quickly this can happen to you. you always think, oh this can'

wayne freedman joins us live. wayne? >> a little investigating for certain. it's a given when you get a big event, someone is going to take it as a challenge to try to crash the gate. we're in the west gate section of daily city. right over there. and there are fairways of the olympic club. challenged anyone? u.s. open is american golf's biggest stage but without paper work it's a closed set. around the olympic club you'll find a maze of fences, reroutings and rerouters. >> and what if a guy wanted to sneak in? >> i think that is impossible with the police. >> and imagine living less than 100 yards way and watching them only after they go into space, and back. and this man told us there is a solution. >> is there a leak in security? >> there could be. >> so off we went. >> two blocks up seems logical. a few years ago we caught up with bill clinton through a hole in the fence. if we can beat the secret service, how tough could the united states golf association be? >> thanks you're welcome. let's hope it makes it up the hill. >> in a lot next to the course som

wayne freedman explains why they got a personalized true. >> if you visit one of those spots you canople from all around the world. most of them come and go in relative obscurity. but not barbara and larry. >> it's a dream come true. >> reporter: culmination of a fairytale. they built a hand built replica of golden gate with only postcards for inspiration. >> we call it comparison engineering. >> it's been a big part of his life in 1968 he was headed over to the war in vietnam. caught the glimpse of the bridge on his way out. >> when chronicle reporter first wrote the story, they became a celebrity cause. they donated airline tickets. san francisco love the richardsons and they love us. >> there is no morning go or yelling. i was amazing. >> where have you been driving. >> today they rolled out the golden gate of them got special access and special pictures, sort of. finally after all the build-up they set foot on the actual bridge, just a couple tourists followed by a bunch of reporters >> this is way out of my comfort level. >> some get 15 minutes of fame, but if you build a golden

you're going to see us after july 1. >> wayne freedman, "abc 7 news." >> coming up next, what could beor blow against al-qaeda, latest on a c.i.a. drone strike [ male announcer ] u.s. olympian gwen jorgensen is going for aluminum. cullen jones is in it for water-resistant thermoplastic. and amanda mcgrory? she's competing for carbon fiber. they're not just going for gold, they're joining with citi to give back to the programs that helped them along the way with bikes, kickboards. and racing chairs. join the movement at citi.com/everystep and help citi help our u.s. athletes give back together, every step of the way. >>> overseas now, a missile strike, it's not clear whether the drone hit the target but u.s. officials are optimistic. experts say it would be the greatest gain since a missile took out osama bin laden. it was part of two attacks that got targets in northern pakistan. >> would it be a big blow to al-qaeda still reeling from the death of the death of osama bin laden last year. he was a rising star in the terror network. he was charismatic and fluent in several language. >> i

wayne freedman has been poking around. >> reporter: u.s.merica golf's biggest stage but it's a closed set. you will find a maze of barricades and rereuters. >> what if i guy wanted to sneak in? >> you know what, i think that is impossible with all this police. >> imagine living less than a hundred yards away and getting to watch it ever this put the pictures up in space and back. he thinks there is something wrong with that. he had a solution. >> there is a leak in security? >> very could zblb so off we went. >> it's about two blocks up. >> a few years ago we caught up with bill clinton through a hole in the fence. if we could beat the secret service, how tough cog the united states golf association be? in a parking lot next to the course, some of the volunteers were nice enough to give us a lift to the first two gates. on the premises moving past the official cars, a lot of official cars, no pun intended. then it got tougher. we saw plenty of openings but security posted even at the exits. >> how do you get past the rest? >> not good. just

that is where wayne freedman is live with the story. wayne? >> there is the name of the woman who died in the fire, meredith joyce, a berkeley resident. we do not know if she was living in the house or visiting. we know two other people went to the hospital and the berkeley fire department officials are trying to find out what happened. >> in berkeley, the front view gives hardly a clue about what happened signed of this century-old house this morning. >> the flames going up. >> there is one man screaming. i could not exactly tell what he's screaming. it turns out he was screaming the woman, who is deceased name. >> the neighbor among others went into the burning house to locate and hopefully save her. they got no more than 15 feet. >> the smoke was just too thick. it was to thick i had to duck to see anything to get anywhere. and i couldn't get back to the stair ootz fire department said the victim had been asleep on the third floor, believing the fire started back here and has not yet gone public with the cause, and looking into why the vict

abc7 news reporter wayne freedman did a little poking around. >> the u.s. open is american golf's biggest digs, but without the proper paperwork it's pretty much a closed set. around the olympic club you will find a mays of barricades, presences, reroutings and rerouters. >> what if a guy wanted to sneak in? >> you know what? i think that's impossible. >> oh, yeah? imagine living less than 100 yards away and get to go watch the u.s. open only after they route the pictures up into space and back. joseph thinks there's something wrong with that. he told us he has a solution. >> there's airlock in the security? >> there could be. >> so off we went. it's about two blocks up. seemed plausible after all a few years ago we caught up with bill clinton through a hole in the fence. now if we can beat the secret service, how tough could the united states golf association be? >> let's hope it makes it up the hill. >> in a parking lot neck to the course some of the u.s. volunteers were nice enough to give us a lift through the first two gates. on the premises now, movin

see what happened to wayne freedman when he found a way back in. and plus. >> you're going to see tom cruise in "rock of ages". can he sing? find out in our review coming up at 6:00. >> and right now, president obama may take father's day is a forgoten holiday. you're not going to catch him saying it around his wife anymore. >> at a lunchen he recounted how he questioned the first lady. >> asking why sit everybody makes a big deal about mother's day and fathers get the short end of the stick. >> saying every day is father's day, you're always getting a treat. >> so, there. >> oh, boy. >> world news is next. i'm cheryl

. >> one man told abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman he's upbeat. >> this is a last day of school. the boat arrived and got on. >> are you a convert now for public transportation? >> yes. >> and there is is a downer is that the giants lost. >> and mike shumann is hire with that and golf. >> that is right. u.s. open and there is all eyes on the marquis three some. teeing off at number nine at a.m. there is is a bogey first three balls. he maying done. tiger birdies four, too much? no. bottom one under three shots back. first shot of the day there is 53-year-old michael allen eagles sh and there is are you kidding me? it's a double eagle and he's still on the course. >> this morning's leader michael thompson shoots a four under 66. >> played well today and there is felt i had control and stuck to the game plan. >> 2007 u.s. runner up there is michael thompson the leader as we speak there is three back at one under. and bubba watson eight over par. and barry zito following matt cane, perfect game last night and there is a jake martinez, see ya, grand slam and giants lose. a's and rock

wayne freedman brings us that story. >> reporter: it is the biggest thing to wash ashore in oregon infeet tall 19 feet wide 66 feet long. a dock that crossed the pacific after japan's tsunami now covered with nonnative marine live. hence the shoveling and burning and the dic disposing and worr. >> if they came established and viable populations they may spread up and down the coastline. >> in treality that dock in oregon only calls attention to decade.g building for dick organisms getting transferred to another part of the world where they attach themselves. >> this is a colonial sea squirt from asia. >> in richmond's dock harbor today, dr. andrew cohen held much of the world in his hand. nonnative species he pulled from beneath the dock. >> it could become huge especially if it becomes a situation where regulatory agencies mandate that remediation has to take place. >> this morning dr. cohen was concerned with identifying nonnative giant pacific s1sters that came from the south bay and from mayor island. the state tried to control the spreading by hand picking them in places. he want

here's wayne freedman. >> if you are a teenager and you knew this gigantic house was empty but furnished, wouldn't you want to party inside? >> i drove past it, and i saw like a bunch of cars, like a bunch of, looked like kid cars, and i saw a bunch of kids and some were hopping over the fence and stuff. >> like a lot of people in these novato hills, he knew all about the house with six pools, seven bedrooms and ten bathrooms, a place eddy murphy lived while filming in san francisco. and there's the present owner, former ukrainian, who remains in prison. charged with hiding tens of millions of dollars in american banks. he is a victim too. >> as far as burglaries go it's not that unique or bazaar. >> kept when police raided the illegal party on may 27th, more than 100 kids scattered into the hills in the open space but some did not leave empty-handed. they took items, including a lithograph by pablo picasso, estimated value some $30,000. we say estimated because police don't have a good description of it yet. >> all you know it's a missing picasso. you don't know what size or what it loo

. >> from vista point, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> and right now there is breaking news. a story we first brought you at 4:00 p.m. an intersection has been closed was of a downed muni wire. there is a dangerous situation there. three people have been taken to the hospital. and there is market street shut down now. 5th street is shut down as well, as soon as we have more information we'll bring it to you. >> and there are slick roads that likely contributed to an accident that injured someone. investigators say people were trapped inside of the car and there is a is adoiby road remains closed chp investigates a head on crash and there investigators say a concerned driver called to report a reckless driver we'ving and passing cars. less than a minute later a jeep cherokee collided with a big rig. both drivers were rushed to the hospital. one with life threatening injuries. the other, moderate air autos rain left behind some damage at harding park today this, is our tree. our crew found this morning. and there is abc 7 news sandhya patel takes a look at what is on line at th

wayne freedman has that story. >> in there is a small amount of dust from a bulldozer. >> we have a right to do this. and have done everything we can to work with them. >> that was the chairman now that builders have broken ground on the 64 embattled acres where a casino may open before the end of next year, one decade since the reverend got involved. >> there is a rule of law in america. the constitution must be honored not big las vegas money. >> while construction has begun, environmental and use issues remain unresolved. >> this county is worried it's a land use decision we have no say in. >> we haven't had a say in these casinos that have been forced upon us. fact of the matter is that this is an agreement and a contract between the state and tribe. >> the county worries about having to pay for infrastructure and services. the tribe promised rev zmu jobs. tom roberts lives next door. he's for it. >> main thing is that it's going to create jobs for people. >> the county and tribe have 90 days to work out fine print, then going to mediation f so, the chairman said that he still has lev

here's reporter wayne freedman. >> if you are a teenager and you knew this gigantic house was empty but furnished, wouldn't you want to party inside? >> i drove past it, and i saw like a bunch of cars, like a bunch of, looked like kid cars, and i saw a bunch of kids and some were hopping over the fence and stuff. >> like a lot of people in these novato hills, he knew all about the house with six pools, seven bedrooms and ten bathrooms, a place eddy murphy lived while filming in san francisco. and there's the present owner, minister, who remains in prison, charged with hiding tens of millions of dollars in american banks. he is a victim too. >> as far as burglaries go it's not that unique or bizarre. >> except when police raided the illegal party on may 27th, more than 100 kids scattered into the hills in the open space but some did not leave empty-handed. they took items, including a lithograph by pablo picasso, estimated value some $30,000. we say estimated because police don't have a good description of it yet. >> all you know it's a missing picasso. you don't know what size or what i

wayne freedman tells us it's a lot more than a recreational area [clock ticking] >> for one year, theous symbolic valley. it tells the story of this snack bar, where time seems to standstill, this state park. >> it looked like an end. there wasn't any chance of trying to save this. >> frank kwan is as much a part of china camp state park as the buildings. he's the last resident what used to be a fishing village of 500 people. a man who left just once to fight in world war ii. his family has occupied this same house in the park since 1890. the state owns it along with the snack bar he runs just outside the window. imagine frank's concern learn china camp would close to save 340,000 annual dollars from california's budget. >> where would you have gone? >> that's a good question really. >> one that now appears to have a happy ending in sight thanks to a community that wouldn't give up. >> i wanted to do something to save china camp but i didn't know what i was getting into. >> ernest chung first fell in love with china camp's 1500 acres because of it's mountain biking trails. the beauty

abc7 news reporter wayne freedman did a little poking around. >> the u.s.lf's biggest digs, but without the proper paperwork it's pretty much a closed set. around the olympic club you will find a maze of barricades, fences, reroutings and rerouters. >> how does that left arm feel? >> fine. >> what if a guy wanted to sneak in? >> you know what? i think that's impossible. >> oh, yeah? imagine living less than 100 yards away and getting to watch the u.s. open only after they route the pictures up into space and back. joseph thinks there's something wrong with that. he told us he has a solution. >> there's a leak in the security? >> there could be. >> so off we went. it's about two blocks up. seemed plausible after all a few years ago we caught up with bill clinton through a hole in the fence. now if we can beat the secret service, how tough could the united states golf association be? >> let's hope it makes it up the hill. >> in a parking lot next to the course some of the u.s. volunteers were nice enough to give us a lift through the first two gates. on the p

people realized that he will be challenged in getting from point a or point b and wayne freedman is standing by. >> if you like playing with words we can call this a fiery 24 hours there, is matt cane throwing fireballs and there is that not small fire in the east bay this morning. perfection can be fickle. at and t park is a perfect example. bart and problems ran a perfect storm of congestion. >> a nightmare. >> this nightmare is quite the opposite from last night. and is this possible to find a perfect balance in less than 12 hours? apparently so. >> there is a quarter of one. >> you're expected to be here at 10:30. you'd miss batting practice. >> these turn styles. of have you ever wondered how many come to a giants game? >> surprising how not crowded it was. >> the game was official i a sellout. and perfect attendance, they say, but lots of tardy autos what do you learn? what do you take away? >> this is creative. >> i would be the perfect answer. >> i'm just glad i'm here. >> is in times of stress the bay area pulls together. san francisco bay had a boat on the docks right here at the b

in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> any high school would be proud of this. 100% of this year's class is graduating and every one has been accepted to four year colleges and universities. that's the story at the college prep academy in west oakland. the graduating class of seniors is 75% low income and 90% minority. many will be the first in their families to attend college. congratulations, what an uplifting story. >> yeah, aspire, job well done. a lot of other kids graduating today and this weekend. mike you are tracking the weather for them. >> 35 of 'em today. we'll get to as many as we can the rest you will find on my facebook page. good morning. i figure most of the kids are sleeping now. we'll start the graduation forecasts next hour. live doppler you see i don't want to call them false radar returns not precipitation is what you are seeing it is clear. breezes going to bring cooler weather later today. right now calm except for fairfield out of the southwest at 15 out of of the west at 14 at sfo everybody else eight miles to calm in oakland and santa rosa. if you

wayne freedman has the story. >> there is every day in the people people return to bicycles only to findssing or stolen. it's never easy but this loss of a bike borders on calamity this, is a hole someone cut through the entrance of a church in where he's been staying. he effort to take a bite most people would never have strength to ride. and saying. >> he is polish along with his friend and doctor. he is a special olympian powered with his hands on long distance journeys. he planned to leave this morning on a trip to raise wareness about the cancer that took both of his legs. >> they cut his legs off and in eight operation autos the thief stole dreams off the front porch. the bike is worth roughly $10,000 without it he won't be making cross country trip autos what is the plan? >> plans to make marathon on normal. two wheel bicycle. >> tomorrow morning he intends to right it throughout the city. >> he would try to pass this system. >> and cancer with rob legs and a thief can steal wheels but he still has his heart. wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> and several hundred home health kir worker

. >> tsunami debris is hitting the west coast and there is wayne freedman bringing us that story. >> it's the biggest thing to wash ashore in oregon in a long time, seven feet tall, 19 feet wide, 66 feet long. a dock that crossed the pacific now covered with nonnative marine live. hens the burning and worry. >> if this became established and became viable and they may spread up and down the coastline. >> that dock only call as tension to a problem building for decades. oregon is from one place. attaching themselves into hulls of ships and being transported to another part of the world where they establish them selfs to the detriment of an eco system. >> this is a sea squirt. >> this doctor held much of the world in his hand. and there is multiplying and worrying people. >> it could become huge if there is a situation where agencies mandate that remediation has to take place. >> this morning concerned with identifying nonnative giant pacific oysters. the state tried to control the spreading but hand picking them. he wanted to know if they managed to reproduce two, or three times, they

. >> in marin county, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> what a beautiful place. >> yes. >> lovely. >> somef the biggest stars are celebrating a milestone with the queen. >> one member of the royal family would not make it to the show. you can see >>> rock and royal royalty put on a show to help celebrate queen elizabeth's 60-year reign. >> prince harry, prince william and his wife sang "god save the queen". performers included elton john and will-i-am. she appeared to be wearing ear plugs. the concert was follow fwhaid brilliant fire works display. the queen ignited the last of 4200 beacons lit across the globe. thousands of people attended many gathering outside of the concert. >> and this is wonderful. >> you've got to celebrate the queen. she's reigned for 60 years. you have to celebrate and enjoy it. >> and the queen's husband missed celebrations. he's in the hospital suffering from a bladder infection. he turns 91 this weekend. and coming up tomorrow night, abc 7 will breng you concert for the queen a diamond jubilee sell operation with katie couric. >> and this is kind of a slow star

sheer wayne freedman. >> they billed it as a throw down between a couple dogs many people would be likelyaway. but not john adler. and this is ugly, is it skin deep? >> this doesn't go deeper than that. and this might explain why there is international flavor bringing us mugly. a dog so famous he has a documentary crew. >> i don't make a big deal of it. >> i know. but i'm filming you guys making a documentary. >> he is something called a chinese crescent. and both passed adoption test. like every other dogs offering unconditional dog today, they were rescued. not bred. so the promoter told us winners do have traits. >> ears sag. there is an under bite. an overbite. eyes are droopy. >> why come here? >> we don't have ugly dog contests in the uk. >> and later, he received no different treat just a traditional greeting. we eavesdropped on the crew. >> heerk it's different. it's, i'm going to win. you're out. >> wait a minute. you're competitive? >> i'm still happy. if i don't win i'm probably going to be flattered. >> and as for mugly and icky, winners already. >> and okay, they're confident

here is wayne freedman. >> reporter: if you are married man who plays golf with your spouse, comparenotes with mike about his wife pat. >> the story i tell the first time we met on the golf course, i asked if i could play with her you can join me if you don't slow me down. that would turn out to be prophetic. because patricia is about to become a worldwide household name. hence her recent concerns with matters how to raise an american flag at an international opening ceremony. >> servicing calculated and practiced, not up for random events. >> reporter: not as a get together known as the curtis cup. >> over two years the best american women amateurs play against their counterparts from england. >> there is knock like teeing off on the first hall and be announced from the united states of america. >> she has done it twice. that is pat in 1978. >> over in europe they will be 8,000 to 10,000 people watching this. >> plus, a worldwide tv second guessing every decision by this woman who is perfectly content to play with few friends. >> she doesn't tend about what she has accomplished. >>

wayne freedman brings us the story. >> reporter: it is the biggest thing to wash in oregon in a long time. seven feet tall, 19 feet wide, 66 feet long, a dock after japan's tsunami covered with non-native marine life. hence the shoveling and worry. >> it came by populations and may spread up and down the coastline. >> that dock in oregon called detection to the problem. oregon is one place, they have the hulls of ships or getting into the balast water and being transported to another part of the world where they establish themselves often to the detriment to the ecosystem. >> it's a lot of material. >> in richmond, he held much of the world in her hand, they grow and multiply and worry people. >> it could be huge if it's a situation where regulatory agencies mandate remediation has to take place. >> he was concerned with identifying non-native giant oysters, they came from mare island. the state as tried to control it by hand picking them. he wanted to see if they reproduced two or three times. they did and that is a problem. >> that said to us they probably have the ability to becom

wayne freedman has the answers and one of them may surprise you. >> if it's windy it must be afternoonco bay. it whips the grass and generates waves. for a guy like michael it opens all kinds of possibilities. >> i'm an opportunist. put wind in your sails, for free why not use it? >> more than recreation. he not only sail,000 boat but he lives in the limited space. it's all kind predictable who thinks green who teaches at u.c. berkeley. if you visit he will elaborate how he earned his ph.d. by plotting the best place for wind turbines off america's coasts. >> you can get most of our energy especially on the east coast during the time we use energy from wind energy. >> michael looked everywhere. >> imagine for a moment 19 wind turbines just off the coast of berkeley. the doctor has calculated that is how many it would take to power the entire city from the northern tip of treasure island all the way over to berkeley pier here. >> wind turbines just off the shoreline of the people's republic of berkeley, that will never happen? >> they are big. they are obtrusive. >> it's a nuclear free

wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> that is some house. >> it is. >> and still to come on abcews, the new release that has people lined up outside of a san francisco story. >> michael finney taking your questions and will answer them here live in just a few minutes. you can contact michael on twitter. >> and there is a big warm up coming our way. i'll tell you all about it as hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>> i'll have another, no more races. kentucky derby preekness winner has been scratched from the race because of an injury. >> i'll have another's triple crown dreams are over. >> this is officially to tell you that i'll have another is retired. >> this was the favorite to win tomorrow. >> it's disappointing and i feel so sorry for the team. we've had such an amazing run. >> a crud of 100,000 was expected to watch him try to end the 34-year-old triple crown. instead, i'll have another's career will end in the barn. >> we're all shocked

[laughter] >> from china camp state park in marin county wayne freedman abc7 news. >>> up next, how yourould be invited over to the white house for dinner. [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal it's kind of a big deal. to find nutritious and gluten-free cereals my whole family actually loves? well, the word "wow" comes to mind. and then a friend told me chex has five flavors that are gluten-free. even a cinnamon one the kids love. a nutritious cereal that makes everybody happy? like i said, wow. [ male announcer ] chex cereal. five flavors. good and gluten free. >> there's a contest at the white house. it's part of mrs. obama's efforts to get people to eat healthy. parents with children who like to cook are asked to share their recipe with the white house and some kids are going to be invited to the white house to cook. we will the link on our website. click on "see it on tv." >> coming up, the pilot of a small plane misses the runway and lands on a golf course. $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $

[laughter] >> from san francisco bay, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> we can get some win power today.time in the upper elevationings and the buoys offshore, nearly 50 miles an hour at point rays, and 30 mile-an-hour winds in the upper elevations of the east bay hills. son that nice? >> yeah. >> from mount sue draw this morning you see the marine layer and that is bringing in not only the cooler air mass, but some gusty winds. we were 81 yesterday, a record at south lake tahoe. back home you see the winds here. at the airport we have delays. san francisco, a few peaks of sun. also oakland looking at a little bit of sun but overall the marine layer is intact and we are looking at 1500 to 2,000 feet this morning. some morning sun, then sunny skies for everyone this afternoon. 52 downtown. good morning, mountain view, 57 for you. 55 san carlos, san jose and fremont with still some 60s off toward antioch. the winds are blowing all the way through the delta, and that shirley is the sign of the cooler air making its way all across into the east bay. south wind gusting to 22 at concord. so ye

. >> from san francisco bay, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> i can't help but notice we misplaced the bay bridge this morning. it was there with some lights but i don't see the winds itself. >> you were talking about wind earlier. >> but i don't here about anybody talking about turbines there. >> no, but there were win gusts of 45 americans this morning. >> by the light house? >> yes. >> and we will ten the cool down that started lat yesterday. here's a look at mount tam. you can see the winds definitely blowing and the marine layer anywhere from 1800 feet taller in some spots. the sun officially up in one minute. and the roof camera, it's cloudy here and we are looking at the cooling trend getting underway with the delta breeze blowing as much as 30 miles an hour. so cooler weather will be reaching antioch. you can see 70s right now. it's in the upper 50s in fairfield. numbers coming down throughout the bay today. holding steady tomorrow. 52 half moon bay. we have visibility anywhere from half-mile to a mile right here. just 51 in the city, and there is some mist and drizzle down along t