>> really good question. >> as far as we know, the marine layer we think is still going to be with us. one of the interesting facets with this potential change of temperature gradient, the warmer - more warming inland than warming over the coastal ocean is actually the sea breeze circulation, which is - is tied up with the marine layer development and probably the thing or thk big size. there maybe more because of that increase in circulation but i would say this is an area that a waits more of this regional model development that, brad eluded to, that is still kind of on the fringe of our science right now. that's my answer to that one. i think that you can count on still having a marine layer, but i don't know if it will be stronger than it is today. >> yes, doctor and dan, you both mentioned we have models now but that's not a problem, we have the regional models now. it seems one of the key areas to implement is in the california environmental quality act. the planning and conservation league is hosting series of workshops across the state helping planners and community leaders in

marine in the one nine hundred sixty s. against vietnamese communist guerrillas today for mob boss or is recall the time when they could only look at one another through the cross as we got better and better at it but still never as good as the be at the means that camouflage found hiding. using the jungle for their advantage the course of the war shifted when the soviet union sent anti-aircraft missile systems and military specialists to vietnam in his first action targeting us aircraft nicholai kolesnik brought down for almost . the first rockets reached the told as an exploded then the second and the third i can still picture these throwing skies that many of the local fighters trained by soviet missile specialists later rose to the highest ranks of the vietnamese army we were so good at disguising soviet missiles with tree branches that american pilots could see nothing but thick forest that wanted fifty eight thousand u.s. army servicemen and over a million vietnamese soldiers dying full how of the wars veterans fed si

authorities say they were near foothills in west marin county. you can see from our video, authorities used a helicopter to lift plants to a waiting truck to haul it awaichl the marin county sheriff and several other state and federal law enforcement agencies took part in this operation today. 50 and still to come a school district demanding more from students. >> i like helping people. it's fun. and it's -- better for them, too.. >> next, where kids are required to volunteer in order to get their diploma. >> i'm sandhya patel. a one-day warm up is coming up. one day z then, get ready for considerably cooler weekends. vile more in the accu-weather forecast. coming up. >> and that is all coming up here next. then, at 5:30 on world news, how dogs may actually help children learn to read. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> high school students in novato have one more requirement, they must volunteer for community service and some are not happy about it. they're not the first. >> nope, they're not. there are other district

but marine pollution harms them as well. whales often come into contact with vast amounts of plastic trash floating in the oceans. >> industrial plasticizers are really harmful agents, which are entering the oceans more and more. and once they are there, they hardly ever come out. i any end, their character the top of the food chain, to the whales. >> partly due to their size, whales have few natural enemies. man remains the biggest threat to wales. >> this -- the fight to save whales and other marine life has been the focus of our "in-depth" report this hour. thanks for joining us. stay tuned for more news and information. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- > ♪

marine layer, cooler temperatures as well and minor fluctuations in the onshore flow. so for today, we'll see the clouds go back to the coast. by lunchtime, sunny conditions for most locations. then by this afternoon, 80s inland and 60s and 70s around the bay and still on a along the pacific ocean. highs in san jose, 79, 77 in santa clara and 84 in los gatos. we see some mid-70s through redwood city, palo alto and then 58 in pacifica. we'll get a westerly breeze, 10-20 miles an hour through the afternoon in downtown san francisco at 62 degrees but cooler by the ocean, pat in sunset district. san rafael, 71 and 76 in petaluma and 77 in sonoma and 75 in napa. pretty comfortable if you are heading up to the wine country. in richmond, 63. we'll get up to 75 in fremont and 74 in castro valley. interior is pretty mild, i think more comfortable. right now, mid-80s through concord, danville and pleasanton and livermore. morgan hill, gilroy area, 68 in santa cruz and hef7 in monterey. if are heading to the ballpark today for the giants game, the game time has changed to 5:05. a

marines are helping out, flying missions into pakistan's remote swat valley. nbc's stephanie gosk rode along and has our report. >> reporter: u.s. helicopter pilots flying aid missions in pakistan's swat valley say the terrain there is beautiful but deadly. the gorges are deep and the weather changes quickly. it is also where an estimated 100,000 people have been trapped since the floods hit just over two weeks ago, washing away every bridge. most of the 1,400 people killed by the raging water died here. >> translator: there's no clean drinking water here, no food, nothing. everything has been swept away by the floods. >> reporter: disease is spreading. today the first case of cholera was confirmed and thousands of children are sick with diarrhea. the pakistani military has asked u.s. forces to focus their relief effort in swat. in the last nine days, u.s. helicopters have evacuated more than 3,000 people and delivered 180 tons of food. >> our guards will sit in the back. >> reporter: major dan rice is the commander of the task force. when they got the call, h

that shallower marine layer weaker sea breeze resulted in a significant warm-up. livermore came up to 87 degrees. 18 degrees warmer than yesterday. up 16 in concord. 86 today. san jose up 7. you will notice santa rosa up 8 degrees and places like san francisco saw some sun. 65 degrees. 6 degrees warmer than yesterday. so we are making progress in the right direction. tonight because the marine layer is so shallow the fog is confined to the coast. nighttime satellite imagery and where the line is basically where the cut off is between the fog and the clear skies. when it gets pretty deep what happens is able to move over the hills and into the inland valley. slower clearing but not the case tonight which means tomorrow once again we are going to start off the day with few clouds around the coast and around the bay and clearing pretty quickly away from the coast. because marine layer so shallow look at the view just about an hour ago high definition emeryville camera. fog right there down on the deck so we do have in some areas poor visibility. half machine bay is r

here is that marine layer extending all the way to 60 miles inland. tomorrow morning, sun, nobody is going to see it at all, partial bay time clearing in the afternoon. 71 degrees at best, palo alto, livermore up to 79, a couple degrees warmer than today. 58 in richmond. north bay with no sunshine, 76 degrees in sonoma, we will have a late crush on the grapes. in the east bay, there you have the extended forecast, unseasonally cool pattern, each side of 85 degrees for the next few days until about august 15. yep, captured the story of the day, fog, low clouds, that deep marine layer. why, it's an upper level trough, nothing is kicking it out. >> i'm kicking it out. >> i'll help you. >> wearing my boots, i'm going to get it. >>> are you tired of paying more just for using your debit card? the effort to get rid of those extra fees. "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. they want jerry brown because, he won't "rock th

in the pacific in world war ii, and a lot of those sailors and marines who left from here, this was the last time they saw america, and they made the ultimate sacrifice for us. as we transfer this treasure, this island, from the navy back to the city, i hope that all of us will remember the service and sacrifice of every sailor, every marine, living and dead. [applause] and the people who left from here and the people who serve today, risking everything, so that we can celebrate today. that legacy lives on in the young men and women who wear the cloth of this country and who are deployed around the world as we meet here today. when the famous or infamous bates 3 aligning closure process started in 1988, a final result of any individual base closure and transfer could not have hoped for a better ultimate outcome than what has been achieved in treasure island. the navy's charge is to dispose of property in a manner that promotes economic development. that has been done. the transfer of treasure island is a win for san francisco. it is a win for the state of california, a win for the u

you can see the marine layer there. a really pretty sight of the marine layer around 2,000 feet deep. and higher clouds. those whys pea clouds -- whispy clouds giving us a glow at 8:09 p.m. the numbers in the 50s across the entire bay area. places like santa rosa and napa currently socked in. great thing for antioch. look at half moon bay in the mid50s. alt cooler around the bay. the temperatures bounce back thursday through monday. and warm days are expected inland this weekend. with 90s. i know it is hard to believe, but we are expecting them. anything but warm today. this morning oakland was 54 degrees. it actually tied it previous record set in 1986. so it was cool enough to actually tie its previous record. you can see why all of the extensive cloudiness this morning and we are expecting a repeat performance tomorrow. as you look at the water vapor imagery, you have the low pressure continuing across the pacific northwest. they have seen some showers there. this trough holds on for another day as it continues to de

now here in the weather center, we are watching a return of the marine layer. how far it's going to penetrate inland. that's coming up as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, celebrities like tiger woods... is a favorite of car thieves, too. the highway loss data institute found the cadillac escalade >>> the cadillac escalade is a favorite of car thieves. the highway loss data institute found that the cadillac escalade suv is the top vehicle most likely to be the subject of insurance theft loss. translation, stolen. the rest of the top five, the ford f250 crew cab pickup, infiniti g37 coup, dodge charger with the hemi engine and the corvette v-06. >>> got a big change coming to a bank -- your to your bank. it could mean lower fees but headaches as customers get use to the changes. >>> reporter: some are calling it long overdue. new rules on overdrafts are about to take effect august 15. bank of america will only provide overdraft protection to customers who have linked accounts or as an option at the atm. most other banks such as chas

and we have the deepening marine layer. in addition to the deepening marine layer and the cooling trend, you will have to deal with haze. let me talk about that for a ement month. the bar fire, this is a nasa imagery. we are starting to see smoke from this. it is actually working it way down toward the bay area. you have seen some of the smoke around the sacramento valley due to an accumulation in that region. the smoke has been brought into the bay area. the sun was setting and a beautiful glow there. but look at the smoke layers. at 8:16, it was quite evident as the sun went down and we will be dealing with smoky skies along with a cool down. today we saw a little bit of a warm up, but temperatures are heading in the other direction. the numbers right now in the 50s and the 60s. antioch is holding on at 70 degrees. cloudy at the coast and the bay tonight. cooler inland the next few days. and it will remain below average all week long including the weekend. so get used to this weather. as i look at the extended computer mo

it's a very deep marine layer. it will continue to push into our inland areas all the way until about august 15th. take a look right now. sure, we had the clear skies over the mount vaca area. that's where you have the abundance of sunshine. the air temperature there now is 72 degrees. west winds at 15 miles per hour. in comparison, the golden gate bridge shrouded in the overcast conditions. and that fog bank and low clouds roughly down to 600 feet at that hour. and that could cause airport delays when that you have kind of a low ceiling. but the other flip side of the coin is, when you do have that robust marine layer and it's penetrating the inland areas, it's driving the winds from the west to the east. so it's blowing out any kind of stagnant air quality so therefore, we have not had one "spare the air" day so far this season. and the air quality for your friday will be good. but meanwhile, these temperatures are averaging a good 10 degrees below normal. so far today we set a record for the lowest maximum tempe

for the ride through marin county southbound. coming in this morning from novato drive times are under 25 minutes. >> the latest some overnight news new developments there were two shootings outside to night clubs the latest one happen before 2:00 a.m. that's where two women were shot in front of the folsom club. no word if they were inside the club before the shooting but officers say both were shot in the upper body they were taken to hospital condition unknown at this time. one woman is dead after three people were shot near nightclub blocks from san francisco's union square. it happened at 9:00 p.m. last night. near the ruby scott a nightclub. they were transferred or reported to a hospital with non life-threatening injuries. here is how close the shootings were to each other there's of folsom street and there's someone on mason. as we pull and you see there are only a mile and a half apart from each other san francisco officials tried to address the out recent violence at or near route nightclubs. the mayor will sign a new o

marine corp. i actually have plans for one of the buildings. not the one that i worked on. i got the other plans and when i found out i had the wrong plans i gave them to the owner of the other building and similar and built for world war ii and one of the fascinating things instead of stairs in the buildings they have spiral slides so in an emergency you didn't run down the stairs and told the guy to hop in the slide and out the building and that was their emergency e aggress. >> and they're designed if there an explosion it doesn't blow the walls out. and one of my favorite is the old pump station and now used as the headquarters of the fire department and one thing that makes this -- dare i say odd building and has live tidal sea water from the cove. >> the bu bay used to be right about there. >> the bay was about a couple hundred yards away -- maybe 800-yards away and so there is now an under ground i have duct that -- via duct that brings this here and can take water from the bay and into the high pressure system for most earthquake or fire protection. >> if they ran o

>> no. -- is passed in marin county? >> no. i am a little pressed for time, so if i go back to my first slide. commissioner: i actually came into this meeting theoretically prepared to vote for this, but based on this presentation, it is kind of insulting to me, after having revitalized several streets in san francisco and opened businesses and taking chances on streets that are desolate and help to revitalize them and bring in taxes in the city, and now, the spin on this is that the one person -- i do not know. maybe one person got taken.from the independent in an ambulance, and the amount of money that i have helped raise to help other businesses succeed in the area as well as many other bars and clubs around the city, helping to revitalize areas of the city, they have no clue how to revitalize them? that we come a small business people, taking risks have done that, and last year, we were asked to raise $30 million for healthy san francisco. we already approved that. we voted for that. that has happened already, and now, you

this is where we can say the marine layer is quite a beauty. it looks so beautiful and that's what we love to see around the bay area. weather ahead. a mixed bag and lisa will explain that. a fingerprint device installed at 24 hour fitness. some might welcome not digging out a card to get in the gym but critics call it an invasion of privacy. here's michael finney with the details. >> at 24 hour fitness it's your fingers that will do the talking. members type in their i.d. code, scan their fingers on the track and a cardless entry device approves their admittance. 24 hour fitness says it's green, no cards needed, and secure. >> the membership cards can be lost, they can be stolen. with -- what members can be assured of is with cardless entry system, only they're using their membership and 24 hours members are using the club. >> the system just rolled out in the bait area and will be in place at all 24 hour fitness clubs nationwide by the end of the year. but it has some members concerned. >> they don't need my thumbprint. it's not the pentagon,

marine layer kind of rolling in from the coast back out towards the bay. marine layer stands at 2000 feet deep tonight so make its way into some of our bay side inland valley. numbers in the 50's and the 60's. sunny afternoon bay inland graduate warm thanksgiving week with 90's returning this weekend. 90's. pit has been awhile since we have wide spread 90's but it has been a persistent on shore flow. low pressure inland. high pressure over the pacific. wind continues to come in off the coast ocean water and that has been keeping that marine larry rate around 2 or 3,000 feet deep for weeks now. that's where it was this afternoon. it briefly dropped down to around 400 feet but back up again to the 2000 foot elevation so we are basically expecting some of the valley to see the gray and tomorrow morning most of the bay area will wake up to cloudy skies. temperatures in the low to mid 50's. here's what is going to happen. there's trough moving in to the pacific northwest. saw light showers today. this trough is marked here. for a couple more daisy. that is trou

marines high above the region where the floods first hit. helicopters are the only way to reach the desperate. bridges and roads washed away. the marines tell us this is the worst destruction they have ever seen. they evacuate everyone they can, more than 5,000 victims so far, including those lifted to safety today. this man told me he and his family have been eating grass to survive. now he's leaving them, taking a chopper ride, promising to return with food. dramatic evacuations and aid drops work when the weather holds, and today, mercifully, it did. but no matter how often they fly, the marines cannot reach everyone. as we left up on the hill, we saw families still waiting for help. >> we're going to turn now to the middle east and to a high stakes invitation that has been accepted tonight. secretary clinton has asked israeli and palestinian leaders to come to washington to restart the peace talks. they have said yes. we have heard this before. we ask tonight, what is different this time? >> that question was asked again and again today

corps, united states navy, united states air force, the merchant marines. the clothes that we wear, these are warrior clothes that they wear, the regalia of the eagle feathers, the buckle. these are the uniforms of our american indian men, the warrior societies, before those service branches of the united states government forces. thank you. you may be seated. thank you very much for standing. a long opening ceremony. we appreciate it. right now we're going to have some exhibitions. why don't we go ahead and post that stamp. do we have a stand for that? ok. you can stand to the side, if would you stand. it won't be long and we'll have it out for us. let's get another round of applause. we're going start with our little once -- ones. our little girls. why don't we have the children, we have a bunch of jingle dress dancers, if you would, come out. we're going to start with the friendship house drum. two starts on the jingle dress dance, if you would. this dance has a very beautiful history. this is a healing dance, a healing dress. one of our elders among the

as this deepens, so will our marine layer. there is clouds, fog at the coast will bring cooler air inland and we'll have a cooling trend starting tomorrow and continues on into the weekend. there is low temperatures tonight under condition that's will be a bit cloudy, foggy. we'll drop into low 50s in most locations. coolest readings into the north bay. lows to 50 at cloverdale. 51 in nappa. low to mid-50s other locations. then, tomorrow, starting the day with low clouds, fog in the morning. they'll burn back to the coastline. again, we'll see cooling conditions, marine layer begins to deepen. so that onshore flow of cool air will keep high temperatures only into upper 6 80s tomorrow. today there was a couple locations reaching 90s, 60s ash around the bay. 50s near the coast will be temperatures spread tomorrow. taking a look around the bay. sunny skies, highs into mid to upper 70s, 77 in campbell. upper 60s to low 70s on the peninsula. and in and around san francisco, highs of 57 in the sunset district. 62 downtown. north bay

there you have the leading edge of the marine layer, the low clouds and fog. compare this live cbs weather camera with our pinpoint satellite and sure enough you can see the stratus making its way under the golden gate bridge and you see a sliver working its way toward oakland, berkeley and alameda. if you have plans tonight, we have clouds streaming into the bay. inland highs are banking between 85 and 90 degrees. there you have it. the marine layer is going to deepen tonight overnight and deepens so much that by tomorrow morning when we have official sun-up at 6:28 we won't be able to see it. it's light drizzle due to the death of that newspaper roughly about 2200 feet deep. it retreats back to the coast but then plays tag at the beaches all day long. i'm going to lower our numbers for friday but tonight, 50 in santa rosa to 58 degrees in throughout willow glen, cupertino, campbell and almaden valley. tomorrow's daytime high temperatures from the 50s with barely any sun at the beaches, low 60s at the bay, to 84, 86 degrees outside number inland. on saturday

this marine layer is not going to last very long. there is a trough of cool air and we're going to see it replaced by warmer air masses. there is a ridge of high pressure starting to build n yes, tomorrow morning we're going to start out with low clouds around the coast and bay. temperatures across most of the bay area into 50s and in the north bay looking at mid to upper 40s so there is a cool night there. tomorrow afternoon, clouds clearing away quickly there is a warmer afternoon for the south bay. 82 in campbell. sunshine on the peninsula. 75 degrees in palo alto. blue sky was low to mid 06s, downtown san francisco you're going to go from low 60s to low 70s tomorrow, a nice day into the north bay. mid-80s for santa rosa. and east bay, mild in oakland. 74 degrees. heading inland starting to warm up. there is 76 in santa cruz. here is the accu-weather forecast. warmer tomorrow, heat is on wednesday, thursday, it's going to be hot inland with mid to upper 90s inland. mid-80s around the bay. you'll get relief from the heat if you don

and as we go into next week a warming with that marine layer. perhaps the middle of early next week we will keep you posted as we get closer. >> and a california news, community college students could have an easier time transferring to a cal state. in a bill, community colleges would be required to guarantee students transferring with the status of a junior. that will streamline the process of transferring students and provide certainty for people trying to the four- year college degree. it only needs governor's signature. >> and the cal state must release the contract in the documents regarding her appearance. now, the campus says that it cannot comply because it does not have the documents. the contract wbelongs to the... the controversy was sparked when people were found out that she was paid $75,000. >> children might be required to wear helmets while the our ski or on snowboards. and a $25 fine if miners are caught without a helmet. also, ski resorts to post signs warning of this law. opponents say the parents should have the right. and th

we have the marine layer. that's component number one. we're used to this this time of year. pulling out wider, this area of low pressure sitting offshore. no rainfall with it but slightly cooler air associated with it. that will help to stay mild across the bay area and it will help to amp up the marine layer in the next couple of days and keep the fog picture with us for tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday. tuesday, mainly 70s inland and for wednesday, we'll call it mild with this summer air evading us once again throughout the week. by 6:00 a.m. tomorrow in the south bay, temperatures in the 60s and by 11:00 a.m. sun breaking through clouds with conditions in the upper 60s. tomorrow, a few isolated low to mid 80s in the extreme south bay. evergreen, san jose, only 77. fremont, 75. dublin, 78. lynn moore expecting low to mid 80s but on the cool side from san francisco to redwood city and from oakland t 69 to 78, respectfully. 77 in napa. and in the north bay, 76 here in sonoma. 84 in calistoga and chilly it will coastline with fog and drizzle. seven-day forecast on this

it's on. [ ding ] criminals in marin county tonight. simon perez is in mill valley, to show us the new tool helping >>> there are more eyes watching for criminals in marin county tonight. simon perez in mill valley to show us the new tool helping cops fight crime there. >> reporter: we are here in mill valley. this is mill valley police department's newest police car out fitted with cameras that are designed to detect license plates. let me show you how well it works. if you look through there you can see the car that i'm driving for today's story and you see the license plate beyond the>> we can go ahead and stop and monitor. -- you can the license played beyond thed monitor. >> we can go ahead and stop and look. >> reporter: mill valley police officer has a lot to be on the lookout for on patrol. stolen cars, for example. >> before we would have to actually grab the hot sheet, the piece of paper, and look down the list of what vehicles to be aware of the list of vehicles is really long and depending on what areas you work, we might ha

the marine layer is about 2,000 feet deep stretching inland 70 miles. we will even see some drizzle inland towards tomorrow morning's sunrise. partial clearing at the bay, midafternoon hours. getaway friday, it looks like 92 degrees in fresno. mid-70s on the south shore. locally numbers in the 50s with the west wind at 15 gusts up to 20 and 25. again, 76 tomorrow in san jose when the average high is 84 degrees. over the weekend if you are going to be on the peninsula, very cloudy start, then temperatures in the mid-60s. meanwhile, east bay numbers topping off pretty much anywhere from the 50s, 60s closer to the bay, to the lower 80s inland. brentwood one of the warm spots. north of the golden gate bridge, no clearing stinson beach, dillon beach or bodega bay. 76 in sonoma. the extended forecast calls for each and every day widespread low clouds and fog, then some clearing and temperatures just about two degrees any side of 85 inland while the coast barely any clearing, 50s and 60s. this is one of the most unusual summers in a decade. >> very strange stu

. >>> the marin fire station in the marine hedlunds may be closed to save money. they are considering closing station 52 at fort cronkite. rodeo beach, the marine mammal center and the headlands ins student are serviced there. a study showed the area could be purchased. >>> over 200 airline passengers are scrambling to find another way to get from the bay area to australia today. this after their quantas plane lost an engine shortly after take-off from sfo, force everything the plane to return to the airport. tara moriarty joins us now with the latest. good afternoon, tara. >> reporter: well, good afternoon, tori. passengers say this is a pretty harrowing ordeal, one full of jolt, sparks and flames. they say it's an experience they are glad is over. quantas flight 74 bound for sydney, australia sat at the gate for most of the morning until crews moved it to a maintenance ramp. >> we were about a half hour in the flight and there was a very strong sound. >> reporter: he was one of 231 people on board. >> apparently there was some flames coming out of the right side

marine layer deepens and temperatures fall. it's what we've seen happening on wednesday, and on thursday. tomorrow might see numbers bumped up just a few degrees. and there is drizzle tonight in beaches. and there is a great start for the bay area into morning. clouds will clear back to near the coastline and just hang around there. comfortable there. 50s at the coast. 80s inland. you're going to see sun inlnld. it's going to run on the mild side for friday afternoon. we're going to be into this pattern for the foreseeable future, mid 70s in santa clara. 82 degrees in los gatos. you're coming up in palo alto. 72 degrees not a lot of change at the coast. half moon bay still need a sweater or jacket. mid-50s downtown 61 degrees. a cool afternoon in daily city. and in the north bay another breezy afternoon. mid-70s and 68 in san rafael. 65 for oakland. and inland communities 80 in livermore. 7 in concord. and 65 in santa cruz. here is the accu-weather forecast. mid-50s. there is pleasant inland still cool into the weekend. and nex

all this because of a near-death of a marin athlete hit in the head by a ball off an aluminum bat. starting next season, schools can only use metal bats that perform like wood bation. the group that governs sports at the high school level will recommend that they must wear protective head gear. the person hit in the head back in march says he supports those new standards. >> even though this new protective gear might not look like just wearing a regular hat, i would say that it's definitely worth it. after what i've been through -- >> the new safety standards prompted marin county lawmaker to pull his bill. it would have banned the use of metal bats in high schools for just a year. the numbers are in from yesterday's bay area-wide crackdown on driver's illegally using their cell phones while behind the wheel. >>> overall, police officers across the bay area issued about 900 citations. 440 were issued in santa clara county alone. they report that most citations, six of the traffic stops led to arrest for driving on a suspended license or driving without a license. the next enforceme

deepening that marine layer, compressing it. but tomorrow is going to make that a little bit sooner due to the high pressure getting stronger, 50s, 60s, 70 in san jose, warmer in the east bay. you will feel the difference. instead of the upper 50s in concord we bank on numbers in the low 80s but still below average. 75 the forecast high in santa rosa for the first time this week. but the average high is 83 degrees with westerly winds kicking up late day. we should begin to realize the seasonal temperatures are returning right here to the bay area. by the beginning portion of the weekend -- summer returns by the later portion of the weekend up until about tuesday, wednesday. then it all goes back down again. all right, so feeling a lot like alaska, john says if it feels like it, it looks like it. that is from alaska, his photo, thats gorgeous. keep them coming. >> the perfect time in alaska, no mosquitoes. >> yes, no mosquitoes, we're dressed for it. so let's go. >> the guy dressed there with a speedo, we'll be right back ,,,,,,,

marine layer 2 dig able to go the valley is bad jeep. persistent sea breeze come build with this professor. when you have one trough after another after off moving in open the west coast hard to get figure down here in the 50's and 60's. no surprise. marine layer already made it into santa rosa and nap a.also down towards mount view and enlooked. last sure the virt for cooler than average conditions heading into the weekend. you probably or may not have noticed. it has been so cool. marine layer steadily increase. 2000 feet deep this everyone. 1200 then 15 hundreds by weather. actually drop-off asthma written layer to continue to deepen and clear away any type quickly so we had a report indicate for oakland. ordinary high at oakland 63 degrees. previous record set back in 2008 and record low in oakland. 52 degrees today. >>> on the topic of cold, lime at center this is basically killer than normal equate tour. what they are predicting we are expected to see la nina strengthen heading into the winter and last through the winter. twe thous

. >> it looks a bit like a military operation in marin. what drew helicopters and a lot of guns to the city. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, moved out overnight. >>> traffic is slowing down in antioch. check out the slow speeds under 20 miles per hour past a street in antioch. traffic report in six minutes. >>> the last of american combat troops in iraq moved out overnight. >> they crossed the border into kuwait. >> we're going home, we won, it's over! >> that is the fourth stryker brigade second infantry division. it pulled out 7 years and 5 months after the war started. that group includes at least one bay area soldier, lieutenant steven dewitt of san jose. some 50,000 u.s. troops will stay another year though in noncombat roles including training and support. and special forces will also continue to help iraqis hunt for terrorists. >>> some national guard troops are getting ready for deployment to u.s./mexico border. governor arnold schwarzenegger says the first of 224 troops have finished training for the mission. they will be supporting border s

k this earlier this week, mccrohan was arrested again this time in marin. again he posted bay but this time officers tracked him down at his mother's house in vallejo where he was arrested and taken back to petaluma. >>> it's one of the biggest fears for families who are caring for someone who has memory loss. that person wanders away and gets lost. but we are learning of a happy ending for a san jose family thanks to a new tracking gadget. it's ray olson's over day routine. a 30-minute walk around the park. >> he likes to walk. and he always comes back when he says he will. it's usually a half hour radius. he makes a little loop through the park. >> reporter: but ray has dementia. he was gone more than an hour and his wife feared the worse. >> he do increase his wandering. that wouldn't be unusual. i know time is of the essence when you're looking for a missing person. >> reporter: she immediately drove around the neighborhood but with no luck she put a new device to the test. it a high-tech gaged called mcq that -- gadget called mcq that helps track someo

marin had the lowest in the state last month at 8.6. the attorney respect senting kidnapper garido the defender may raise the issue of the mental capacity. it will suspend his court proceedings. he and his wife, nancy are accused of kidnapping jaycee dugard and holding her hostage in their backyard for 18 yearsism san francisco police chief announce new reforms in the department of the wake of the new crime lab scandal. the chief says supervisors fail to spot and stop a crime technician for stealing cocaine evidence while on the job. he is splitting the internal affairs department into three parts to look into employee issues that could impact court testimony. earlier this week who high ranking police officials were demoted for failing to take action when the crime lab problem came to light. >>> also in san francisco, three separate shootings claimed the lives of three people during a stretch of 24 hours. it happened early yesterday in the tender loin. yesterday evening in the ocean view neighborhood and early this morning in bertele he

you see good conditions coming in for marin county no problems or delays. lastly the ride on interstate 83 albany we pick up the westbound ride here coming down from soaring toward schools and gate fields the cameras pointing down towards emeryville. no delays for west ride the headlights are eastbound back up towards sacramento. bart no problems or delays in with caltrans ace train #1 is on time train no. 3 is six minutes behind schedule. >> moron traffic we turn to solo reporter jacki sizzle. >> i don't on a talk about traffic but amid talk about the weather i don't know if you can see the flags the wind is gusting out here not only when the end foggy it is also drizzly out here. as i crossed over the span i had to turn on my windshield wipers it is august 6th i had to turn the wipers on. as i said earlier in swiss beyond bias but i think i speak for lot of people who say bring summer back please. >> we are waiting seven months was below average temperatures in the bay area. >> 48 people are rusted this week called gain * happened yesterday many were bein

localized drizzle due to the deepening marine layer. clouds going back to the bay and move towards the open waters towards the afternoon hours but no clearing north of the golden gate bridge because we have a trough that's located well to the north of the bay area. it's going to swoop on down and it's going to enhance that marine layer once again. so tonight overnight 50 to 58 degrees for overnight lows. i'm bringing down those temperatures for your friday with additional cooling on saturday. tomorrow's numbers upper 50s in pacifica to 84 in livermore, down from 93 today. heading to the north, infineon raceway, 70 for the weekend activities. seven-day forecast: temperatures cooler on saturday, a tad warmer sunday, then summertime returns right here into the bay area monday through wednesday. check this out, joel says he loves hiking around the bay area. this is one of his favorite spots. mt. diablo. he snapped this photo and sent it in to cbs5.com/connect. we welcome you photos because there are so many great things to do around the bay

. >>> breaking news out of the north bay, a big pot farm bust is going on in marin county. authorities found several outdoor growing operations near the foothills of mount tamil prius. this happened 7:00 a.m. this morning as we look at live pictures that is a dump truck what appears to be marijuana plants. a few details right now but in fact we don't know how much marijuana has been confiscated but it is starting to fill the back of that truck nor do we know how many people have been taken into custody. we will stay on top of this and bring you the latest details as we get them. >> explosion of whooping cough across the bay area could force students out of school talking about vaccinations. students not vaccinated could be barred from class for at least three week ifs an outbreak occurs. whooping cough is highly contagious, does resemble the common cold until the cough worsens, reports from centers for disease control and prevention show number of cases have jumped nationally but the increase in california is so dramatic the state has declared an epidemic. >> a little girl

once that marine layer kicks in, it is going to be cool, 20 to 30 degrees cooler than today. >> mike, thanks. >> t >>> one ofhe bay area's most popular sandwich restaurants i about to close in san francisco for good. >> within the last hour the san francisco judge ruled ike's place must cle its castro location immediately. >> yeah. you can see the long lines. while the popularity made the