what about the delta, what do we do if we don't know where to go. my agency represent as hundred percent of our supply in the delta. that does not mean we have sat back waiting for the delta to be improved. we have spent more than a billion have to diversify but with the aspects that lester talked about we're going to have to invest in the delta in a way that creates adoptibility and what i call a, two for example. or we could have a katrina type event when it hits. if we don't invest in levies and improve meant on the water supply can in fact be the cork in the bottle when the global warming raises the sea level. i listened to a professor the other day that's chair to one of the groups that talked about what levy groups ought to be. the levies on the west side are not worth saving because their big islands and i raised my hand and i said so the delta will become salt water and what are you going to say to the species and the people that live there because that's salt water. we can't all go into silos. those are levies for water quality. we have to

the delta's got tremendously healthy and good, deep soil. >> the sacramento delta's pear district actually can boast to being the world's most extensive plantings of pears, most of which have gone to the canning industry in years' past, but at tim's farm, his go to the fresh market, juice industry and to baby food. but always striving to do more, tim is hoping to turn this once rich farming area into an educaional oasis for visitors of all ages. >> we're slowly transitioning to agritourism to get people to come out and enjoy the farm, see what goes on in agriculture. ag-education is a big thing on farms these days to let people know where their food comes from and how it gets to their table so they can enjoy it. >> also enjoying the food that makes the delta famous is one of the sacramento area's most respected chefs patrick mulvaney. his restaurant mulvaney's business and loan has become a popular hangout for folks hoping to take advantage of mulvaney's culinary consciousness. the more seasonal and local, the better. >> our restaurant is a little different than most other restaurants beca

the board says that diverting 50% of the delta's fresh water is not sustainable to maintain the nature's balance in sacramento's san joaquin delta. while water agencies are disputing that report, environmentalists say it will promote a better balance in the delta's delicate ecosystem. >> 5:53. several bay area projects are being tar getted. they say the projects are wasteful, missouriinged and jailed to create jobs. a study convicted in san francisco is number 6 on that list of 100 stimulus projects they consider wasteful. the academy has received almost $2 million to send researchers overseas to photograph and analyze thousands of exotic ants. >> the laws say this is a worthwhile project. it was supposed to create jobs. it does not. >> also included in that report is a uc berkeley study that is using almost half a million dollars in stimulus money to research the atmosphere of neptune. the report also mentions a project by san francisco based pacific environment. that non-profit group is getting almost $200,000 to assist indigenous siberian communities working with russian policymakers

are we building another katrina in the delta and are we doing so that increases the delta failure that has profound water shortage implications and we have them claiming yes climate change is real, yes, it has implications, but, no, they would not evaluate them. so being the reasonable people we are, we sued them. but we think it require as real analysis especially when agencies are making long-term issues with profound effects for public safety and we hope the courts resolve that rapidly and the legislature can do that as well. >> as far as regional exercises, i think i'm all for it. they do have their limitations but the way to improve these models and to understand their capabilities is to use them and try to confirm that they work on big events that we actually have observed, and so you know, typically, we look retrospective simulations and try to introduce as much independence in the tests that are used, in order to gain confidence that the models work in future situations. i'm not familiar with the environmental quality act or activity that you mentioned but i think it's worth di

get their water through the delta. and they expect that it will be fresh rather than salty. now that i've completely depressed you, let me give you the good news. even though i showed you a map of san francisco international airport under water in 2100, it won't happen. san francisco won't become the venice of the west. silicon valley won't become the loss city of atlantis, and salt water won't come out the taps in southern california. why? because however much it costs we can't afford to let this happen. so we will build levies around the airports, we will build a seawall around the san francisco waterfront. flood control is already being incorporated into the planning for the salt pond to wetland conversion project in the south bay and we'll change the way we store and move fresh water around california. economically, we don't have any other choice. but the cost will be enormous. and where we'll get the money and what other important investments and expenditures we'll have to forego to afford this are the bigger ques

it says diverting 50% of the delta's fresh water is not adequate to maintain nature's balance in the sacramento-san joaquin delta. while water agencies are disputing this report, environmentalists say it will ensure the future of the delta delicate ecosystem. >> several bay area projects are featured in a new report critical of stimulus spending. tom coburn and john mccain say they are wasteful, mis-managed and failed to create jobs. a study is number 6 on the list of 100 stimulus projects considered wasteful. the academy has received almost $2 million to send researchers overseas to photograph and analyze thousands of exotic ants. >> the laws say this is a worthwhile project. it was supposed to create jobs. it does not. >> also included in that report is a uc berkeley study that is using almost half a million dollars in stimulus funds to research neptune's atmosphere. the report also mentions a project by san francisco based pacific voirn. that non-profit group is receiving almost $200,000 to assist siberian communities in working with russian policymakers on issues. a white house s

of the delta's freshwater is not adequate to maintain nature's balance in the delta. while water agencies dispute the report environmental people say it will ensure the support of the eco system. >>> we started with those pictures in the castro, the fog has arrived, a big fog bank off the coast huh bill. >> yoo, do you notice anything different. >> not that much. >> very subtle. it's cooler out there but subtle changes. i mentioned it yesterday. temperatures came down a little bit, a little more fog this morning but the changes are just minimal at best. unless you're at the coast of course they are seeing some sun at times, a lot of fog. we go outside, i show you the fog i've spoken of there. we're getting some breaks, i mentioned this before but a lot have times they'll get clearing because the winds, northwest winds which below generally in this direction, kind of push the fog kind of south so you get a break. that's why the beach and mo lean as has a nicer climate. santa cruz faces the same way. we'll go outside and show you what we have. fog and low clouds again t

i had the last the justice department -- i had to ask the justice department in the delta that northwest situation whether they would consider the nominal at that, the downstream effect of delta-merger on other possible mergers -- the delta- northwest merger on other possible mergers. and they said that they would give that the consideration. the antitrust role is like a straight jacket, very limited. dot has wider latitude in these matters, but they nonetheless have gone on to approve antitrust immunity for international alignment. what are your thoughts for how we can rephrase that authority? what provisions can we include in future legislation? >> mr. chairman, i do not think the answer is getting dot a larger role. they had the role themselves after deregulation and they blew it. that congress said, ok, let's let the antitrust division handle these matters. dot provides information that is very important. it is not just the antitrust law necessarily that narrow. it has been interpreted in a very narrow way for 30 years. the justice department and the ftc have put forward for public c

the golf course has to do water rationing. >> reporter: instead of tapping the delta, the course will green its greens with recycled water. east bay leaders celebrated the opening of the new antioch water distribution system. the six-mile network of underground pipes reclaim water daley. >> water that's originally come from the delta and used and comes to the sanitation distribute and we treat it and distribution it back to urban landscape. >> reporter: the new system will save enough water to irrigate 1,500 homes and reduce demand on the delta, ground zero for california's water battle. >> this is really a statement by the san francisco pay area that we want to use innovation and use technology to solve much of the state of california's water problems. >> reporter: federal stimulus dollars paid half the projects $12 million price tag. local leaders say it's the kind of solution california needs to meet its growing demand for water. lone tree says the system will lower its bills and ease its water rationing during dry years. of course, it's a green solution that unlike golfers just ca

of the rain, snow melts in the delta should be allowed to flow into the big promotions rain now live or how the water flows in the bay meaning delta waters used or how to be cut in half the criteria are non-binding and will be used by other state agencies to strike a balance between environmental and economic needs. california parole officials are beginning to test a more intensive monitoring of parolees in four counties including sonoma selected parole agents will now supervise 48 girlies down from the usual 70 offenders. agents also knew his family members from employers before curley's are released from prison. still ahead on the kron4 morning news much more weather, traffic in news i will bring back to give you an update on the bp oil spill and what is being done to fix that, first let us set aside here's a rooftop camera instead of the scope of the sun to be peaking of the number of an hour from now rebel jack did you will need it, we will get to follow up for hours today. with high-speed internet from at&t, you can connect to the internet at blazing fast speeds. wow, look at th

hydraulics coming out of the delta and colorado river. the second piece of the strategy is authorities capitol improvement category. we recently recosted our program which is a 20 to 25 year program and it will cost us 24 billion dollars to do that. if we truly want water supply and reliability we need to pay for it. it does not come cheap. someone asked earlier in the earlier panel. what if the projections are wrong. we're talking a lot of money. my concern is what if the projections are right? are you willing to jeopardize your communities water reliability by saying we may not have to do that? some of ourcip? what we're implementing may make no sense in other areas. where we're spending our money may make no sense in seattle where they have a different portfolio, supplies and timing. so we have a variety of components that we're doing and, we're going to be spending between 2 hundred and 4 hundred million a year for a really long time. what's important though, is that our community understands it and we - our communication is critical

at stretching into the delta and over the south bay. back to the bay shore over oakland, hayward down the peninsula and parts of the delta at 9:00 a.m. hour. by noon the fog will be on the coastline of look fog tracker showing it peeling off shore was some sunbreaks up and down the coast line. looks like great for tomorrow pureed temperatures are in the spots are going to be back up into the upper 80s for the most part 89 in antioch, 86 fairfield upper '70's in the north bay low 60s close to the coast line and '70s '80s to the rest the bay area of the pitcher kron 47 day around the bay forecast temperatures up tropical that expected for the weekend. saturday temperatures inland only ended 80 degrees. see warmer temperatures sunday and monday but still below average of this time of year. >> national news the mayor of denver is now asking the fbi to look into this. this is a police beating that was caught on tape did happen last year. is the officers holding one man on the ground after taking him into custody and a friend of one of those

up there in the delta. you can see the cooling that the bay area provides up into the delta in sacramento. the clouds are going your way. the fog will be there in the morning. and the extend forecast near 90, maybe 90 degrees on sunday but it is not a big heat up. when i say 90 degrees, i'm not there in oakley or livermore. we have had lots of drizzle. but we have had quite a bit of drizzle. some areas reporting to a quarter inch of just drizzle. so, you know, that's significant. it's been cool. it's been wet. the forecast highs in the morning, the forecast morning lows, pardon me, 50s. you knew that lots . lots of fog at your house. temperatures come up but stop at 75, 80 degrees. you get over the hills and you find the low 80s but it's just a mild weather pattern. specifically, walnut creek, noon time, 70 degrees. 80 degrees walnut creek downtown. that's when you should see maximum heating at 3, 3:15. good news for the firefighters up in calistoga. humidity at 85%. that's really, really moist for this tim

nice onshore push, keeping the clouds moving through the bay, into the delta, even out across the mountains. we're looking at a lot of cloud cover today, a bit of drizzle on the streets, as, again, a bit of fog drip throughout the area. cloudy of course at the beach, but as we saw earlier, we've got clouds up against the foothills and mid and upper level puffy cumulus moving across the area as well. signature of a weak frontal boundary crossing to our north. so we're going to call it mostly sunny by this afternoon out at infineon raceway for the grand prix of sonoma. mid to low 70s there, a little cooler than you would expect for this time of year. out across the interior, looking cooler yet, as they will be expecting temperatures there in the upper 70s to mid- 80s today. normally this time of year, we would be looking to 90s, potential heat waves, but that hasn't been the case this summer, nor will it likely be. weak disturbance usual erg a lot of cool air. the bottom is just clipping the bay area here today. it will clear out overnight, into tomorrow. we're looking at fall-like temperatur

is not adequate to maintain nature's balance in the delta. well water agencies are disputing that report, environmentalists say it will ensure the future of the delta's delicate ecosystem. >>> well, if you were hoping for a hot summer day, you might have to wait a little longer. meteorologist steve paulson joining us now. everyone waiting for some kind of warm up, steve. >> well, lake county, sunshine up there. for most of the bay area there is fog out there and the coast is just sold out. can't warm up much. 50s and 60s. inland temperatures running about three to five degrees cooler than at this time yesterday. we had a much more pronounced sea breeze this morning and that fog and low clouds, some of it made it out to walnut creek, which is a very pleasant 72. i mean this time of year it can be hot out there and that is not the case. so foggy and misty this morning and that will be back again tonight into tomorrow. sunny but cooler. a cooler pattern continues tomorrow and the 7 to 10 day outlook will show much cooler conditions. we will star

much of the north bay pushing into the delta through the livermore valley and throughout the south bay as well that fog floating down to san jose through morgan helles will mean, much of the peninsula 57 in oakland down in the south bay starting to get the upper 50s through mountain view and san jose 55 for livermore the 7:00 hour we are still keeping it in the '50s pretty " they're even heading to the noontime a mixture of the '60s and '70s high temperatures should talk about to the '70s they will be low '80s really cool forecast again. 77 santa rosa heading down to san rafael doesn't look like will get out of the '60s a 61 in san francisco are along the coast a lot of sixties out there. east bay keeping in the low sixties for berkeley, oakland fremont temperature topping out at '70s some of the warmer spots only low eighties for pittsburgh in antioch 80 degrees for concord and through san ramon 77 south bay temperatures in the '70s loaded '70s mountain view 76 in san jose your 7 day around bay continuing cooling trend in your weekend keeping it cloudy in the morning and then in the a

you'll see the gusts in concord just 30 mph, through the delta, fairfield, 28 mph from the southwest but will calm out in santa rosa, that allows to you chilly in the mid-40s. a slight chance of showers, call them sprinkles north bay this morning, peninsula through the overnight hours and then we see warmer conditions, steadily warmer next week. 60s and 70s even into our east bay valleys today where we should be the upper 80s to only 60 downtown. a windy day today. that's 10 degrees below the normal for oakland, san francisco, santa rosa and on the peninsula. just a few peeks of sun and a very breezy day for you. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. been quite some time but we are looking at some moisture here. in the northern mountains. none of it yet working towards the bay area. but you can see a few sprinkles as you're headed up to the sacramento valley. as this system swings through later on today, i think perhaps around the peninsula, the overnight hours and the south bay you can see a few sprinkles. here's our low. there's the cold front. it's gonna bring a cool pool of air wit

and the delta. sunset is getting some fog also some patchy far this morning starting to build into the east bay. current temperatures cooler than yesterday 60s, 50s. 63 for oakland 60 for hayward. none view, san jose into those '60s. after an highs getting into ever '70s. 7 several petaluma. 753 novato. down along the peninsula '60s as well. 66 for san francisco chile comparatively. palo alto 78 degrees over to these big temperatures in the ever '60s, '70s inland spots coming in in the '80s. upper 80s, antioch, pittsburgh down into livermore board 87 degrees south dade temperatures in the '70s, '80s. 81 in san jose. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. shows of continuous decline in temperatures until the weekend a little bit of drizzle expected for your saturday but a much cooler forecast ahead. james. >> thank you. a checked and your commute a project, there's not really going on so was the look of the bridges. here's a radical the present approach the bay bridge toll plaza nice, light no

we may see lifting to the napa valley and the delta but still the media bay area's still socked in continuing to noontime. into the afternoon we will keep a low clouds around mixed with sunshine out there. we should see some bricks of blue sky as well. 51 for napa, redwood city, livermore and fremont 54. in the afternoon load to mid '70's peddle my 72, 74 mill valley, the peninsula will fill cold today the 57 san francisco, daly city staying in the '50s as well, 63 in oakland, in through union city and fremont 72. the common no. 3 danville and pleasanton 77 and in the south bay 84 morgan hill 74 san jose. your seven their on the bay close off more as we head into your friday it will be chilly one break out the sweaters. >> i just pulled some down from the other day as a matter of fact. no hot spots for the bay area minor accident on 880 south near high street not delaying that right at all if you're going to the oakland airport no concerns. the bay bridge checking that for you the westbound ride looks good no problems are delays easy traffic coming in from interstate 80 over from the car pool

some of the gusts are closer to 30-mile-per-hour gusts through the delta. look at santa rosa, three quarters of a mile novato, three miles or less. get the windshield wipers because of the mist and drizzle. 50s to start to morning, a couple of 60s by noon. by 5:00 p.m., only a couple of 70s and 80s for afternoon highs. we're going to be in the lower 80s today. back to you. >> still not seeing the 90s. >> i'm not going to complain. as long as the drizzle's gone. let's talk to mike inouye. >> good morning, kris. good morning, garvin. let's take you out to the peninsula. a disabled vehicle reported southbound 101 around 380. that should be cleared in a few minutes, but that's right also around a construction stozone i want to tell you about, 101 south side around millbrae. construction going on for the next half hour. maybe another hour. that's usually picked up until just after 5:00. we'll follow this, but so far, so good. back to you guys. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> a teenager accused of pimping a 14-year-old girl is expected to head back to court tod

sacramento will cool down due to the sea breeze as well making it all the way to the delta and sacramento valley. when the national weather service in sacramento says sea breeze is increasing at travis, that marine base they're even looking at it. gusts over 30 a good signature on a cooler trend. low doesn't look like much but it's already starting to enhance itself with the fog and sea breeze. cooler weather now by the coast it will be socked in. santa cruz yesterday finally broke free from the 70s. but they'll cool down today. 60s to 80s through the interior. four to eight degrees cooler but the biggest cooling will be if i felt in the inland area. sunny, breezy to windy noticeably cooler inland. livermore yesterday 8 8. go 84 today. fairfield will cool down considerably and mid-70s some and low 70s to 60s closer to the coast. warmer on thursday. not much. a bump up before a huge cooling trend into the weekend. >>> well, the phrase shark week has taken on a whole new meaning for a bay area kayaker. he came face to face with a great white. the shark chomped on his board for several minut

the delta breeze is in place. only upper 70s low to mid-80s for some inland areas good ten degrees below average. low clouds on the increase and then hang out saturday and sunday. >>> all rightment time now 6:42. just ahead on the ktvu morning news, the latest threat apple says it's investigating now. >>> also did he or didn't he? we'll tell you what some of lance armstrong's former teammates are saying about the rumors he used illegal drugs. ?w?wóç >>> welcome back. both sides in the legal battle over proposition 8 california same sex marriage law, say they're determined to keep fighting all the way to the u.s. supreme court that's after a federal judge in san francisco overturned the ban on same sex marriage yesterday. >>> bp oil may be getting closer to permanently plugging that broken oil well in the gulf of mexico. bp was able to force enough mud down the well to push the oil back to its source. today they plan to start pumping cement in there to try to seal it up for good. >>> and supreme court justice nom

idea of where the fog is moving through the delta pushing through the livermore valley and roll down into the south bay moving interest and jose and morgan hill as well. temperatures sitting in the today's 52 napa, livermore valley we went up about a degree recently 56 degrees 55 in fremont 58 in mountain view. but the time we hit a day at most of the temperatures in the '50s may be some sixties out there as we head toward noon we will get into the '60s and '70s but in the afternoon not quite as warm as where we were yesterday in fact we will see a significant cool them in places through livermore valley also into antioch in the north bay as well. we will see a cool down. afternoon highs 80 degrees in santa rosa 71 and san rafael 72 in bali helicopter '70s for fairfield. along the peninsula sharing of shaving off a few degrees in san francisco no dramatic changes it's really the further east to go. 64 for berkeley 65 in oakland 70 in castro valley 72 in union city. this is where the changes aren't 91 degree readings in livermore. driving down 10 degrees for the livermore valley same-

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up there in the delta. you can see the cooling that the bay area provides up into the delta in sacramento. the clouds are going your way. the fog will be there in the morning. and the extend forecast near 90, maybe 90 degrees on sunday but it is not a big heat up. when i say 90 degrees, i'm not there in oakley or livermore. we have had lots of drizzle. but we have had quite a bit of drizzle. some areas reporting to a quarter inch of just drizzle. so, you know, that's significant. it's been cool. it's been wet. the forecast highs in the morning, the forecast morning lows, pardon me, 50s. you knew that lots . lots of fog at your house. temperatures come up but stop at 75, 80 degrees. you get over the hills and you find the low 80s but it's just a mild weather pattern. specifically, walnut creek, noon time, 70 degrees. 80 degrees walnut creek downtown. that's when you should see maximum heating at 3, 3:15. good news for the firefighters up in calistoga. humidity at 85%. that's really, really moist for this tim

water should flow from the delta. the board says diverting 50% of the delta's fresh water is not adequate to maintain nature's balance in the sacramento/san joaquin delta. while water agencies are disputing that report, environmentalists say it's going to ensure the future of the delta's delicate ecosystem. san jose's almaden lake will remain for at least two more weeks. the lake was closed after park workers discovered blue/green algae. that can cause skin irritation. so far no one has gotten sick. but the rest of the park will remain open and that includes the water spray area. >>> the unseasonably cool temperatures we've seen here in the bay area have made this the coolest summer in more than 30 years. usually during the summertime those if the -- those fountains in downtown san jose are killed with kids playing in the water. but with degrees 15 degrees cooler, most are not trying to cool off. >> i have not hit the beach because it's been foggy and cold. >> lately the sun doesn't come out until 11:00 and then you g

by 5:00 a.m., the delta, the inland, not quite all the way to san jose but almost to the south bay by 5:00 a.m. by 9:00 a.m., you can see the fog is lingering along the bay shore, rushing vallejo and along the coastline by 11:00 a.m. temperatures will be cooler by tomorrow and to the weekend. from the 78 inland by saturday but as we go into next week temperatures will rebound. and as warm, dry air. with 93 degrees inland. upper seventies around the bay shore and upper 60s elsewhere. >> a brief correction, we mentioned about the trouble that the brother of nate scheriholtz he is the baseball player, his brother is the one involved in the alleged incident in danville. ll phone rings ] [ john ] i love these new cell phones. [ wife ] he just got a new phone and he can't stop using it. boom! profile pic. [ cell phone rings ] do you guys needs a moment? since john is always on his phone, we thought he'd like using wells fargo mobile banking. just paid the electric bill. wow. he's able to pay his bills, check his balance. wow. [ banker ] even transfer money between accounts. i can tell you w

., known as the fog with it but south of the golden gate with our fog tracker, briefly touching the delta, the north bay, and back to the bayshore. by 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m., you can see that by offshore, the winds will reverse direction with not much of the sea breeze influence until tomorrow afternoon. with clearing of the fog by the tomorrow afternoon. temperatures will be warmer as a result. temperatures back into the mid- upper 80s, inland. 89 degrees in antioch expected and warmer in the north bay, 83 in napa, 85 in santa rosa, and the most warming is going to occur closer to the bayshore. there will be sworn to the mid-upper 70's and we are going to see-sawing. and with the mid-week, soaring, and with the upper 90s, inland! and we will have this inland warm conditions last. and into the weekend, we're going to get the fog and cooler temperatures back even for the labor day holiday. >> this sewage spill from last week, you can see those crews into the redwood shores lagoon is now a lot larger than originally estimated. and we will have a daniel daniel villareal is there, and have the

here a picture that the fog has burned through the delta on the way through concord, finally burning back to the coast. i think san francisco will be split with some of the city enjoying sunshine. here is a look at some of the highs. mid-60s in oakland. definitely coming in seven degrees shy of the average which is most significant readings of cooler than normal weather will be redwood city and san jose where we should see mid-80s. here the culprit, an area of low pressure bringing shower to the sacramento valley. it moves through california. one more day of the chilly weather and then a bump as the area of low pressure slides east and we have a ridge of high pressure warming things up monday and tuesday. monterey, at 63. 88 in sacramento. a nice respite there, as the low passes through the mountains, dry windy weather, could have some fire concerns here by tuesday. notice los angeles is warming up, but things in the south bay pretty much the same. 71 in santa clara. 75 los gatos. 69 in sunnyvale. clouds sticking along the shoreline, but sunshine for millbrae at 66. san francisco, yo

the delta, south bay, all seeing the fog. temperatures in these places will be cooler tomorrow. this is account. it scales back by 11:00. fog really kicking -- sticking on along ocean beach, daily city those areas. high temperatures for tomorrow. 61 in san francisco. 59 in half moon bay. inland, 80s. we continue to see temperatures below average. a look at the 7 day around the bay, foggy and cool for the next couple of days. looks like warmer drying air towards the rebound hof -- towards the end of the week. >>> there is another earthquake to tell you about, we mentioned the ones that hit earlier, now you can see this quake just showed up, this was 7.5 which hit in the south pacific tonight, east of australia. a small sue tsunami has been generated by this quake. >>> the a's take on the mariners, we have details straight ahead and a dramatic finish as the giants ask the cubs -- giants and the cubs go 11 innings. up next. cell phone rings ] [ john ] i love these new cell phones. [ wife ] he just got a new phone and he can't stop using it. boom! profile pic. [ cell phone rings ] d

the marine layer generous. out towards the valley and the delta. it will shrink tomorrow through tuesday. and then we'll look for it to increase again. so that heat wave or that ridge of high pressure not as strong as once anticipated. that's why our numbers have been scaled back for a warm-up which is to come in the next couple of days. it's 60 in san jose. good morning, novato. 54 for you. san francisco 54. your highs in the city have been similar to what you experience at half moon bay. i don't need to tell you how chilly it's been. 56 fremont. we have mist and drizzle this morning as well. so with low clouds and fog extending into the valley they've grown taller, anywhere from 22 to 2300 feet. because of that it will be a little cooler today. then a ridge of high pressure builds in behind this weak little low. that's going to bring temporary warming tomorrow, monday, even into tuesday in our valleys and then another low brings the cooldown the middle of next week. the low clouds and fog all the way to the valley this morning. the mist and drizz

the fog tracker, and virtually the same spots that we saw today. 6:00 a.m., a patchy lawn the delta. and also, in the south bay. it is going to be a bit slower by 9:00 a.m., we're still selling it to the north bay. and ultimately, cool temperatures tomorrow. it is eventually going to make its way through the coast in san francisco and be slow to clear. to take a look or high temperatures, a few degrees warmer but generally tomorrow is going to be 10-15 degrees below average. 65 degrees, that is 20 degrees below, and replace cells of about 10 degrees below. in then, 70's, and even the 60s along the bay shore. kron 4 7 day around the bay not as love of changing to the weekend with cool temperatures in the dense morning fog, drizzle. and even next week, the temperatures will stay virtually the same as above fog. >> national news, the gunman who killed his co-workers called 911 and it was a racist place. omar fortune identified himself as the shooter and manchester. and he " handled the problem " and also has cast the dispatcher to convey the love for his relatives. and meanwhile, the ha

a look at fog tracking, earlier in the morning, 6:00, the fog scales back. patchy along the delta. notice how clear the fog -- quickly the fog clears from the north bay. 8:00, clear skies. temperatures in the 70s tomorrow. it's going to continue to hug the coast tomorrow, probably all week long. temperatures on the cool side near the coast. 59 in half moon bay, 62 in san francisco. inland, looking like summer, upper 80s, 90 in antioch. that is not going last. a look at the 7 day forecast, cooler weather for wednesday and thursday. temperatures in the 70s. below 60s around the bay. for the weekend temperatures warm right back up but below average. >>> another estimate indicating more oil has been leaking into the gulf than imagined. scientists say 4.9 million- barrels. now engineers are getting ready for a static kill. >> we have got the equipment hooked up to perform the static kill, once we get it cemented we will perform the operation. >> tomorrow bp will pump mud from the surface. the mud will be pumped into the well to choke off the flow. the company is also drilling two relief