joaquin county, required for the san joaquin pipeline system. supervisor chu: these are all items related to projects that the public utilities commission is undertaking. they all relate to permanent and temporary easements. >> john updike, acting director of real estate. item 9 is related to the crystal springs pipeline number two improvement project. this property, i have an overhead for you. this is in the town of hillsborough. what is before the committee today is the purchase of temporary construction easements totaling 6440 square feet and a permanent easements of 4600 square feet. the settlement agreement calls for a purchase price of 87,005 and $7, which is between the appraised value and the requested amount from the owner and is pursuant to an summoned by the puc general manager and commission, who will approve this resolution. this is in conformance with the general plan, and with your approval, we would be able to execute the agreement for sale and the eastman documents for this project. i will do 10 and 11. if you have questions, i

. >> main area of concern is in the san joaquin river valley. >> dave is chief of california's snow survey. >> that what snows in the southern sierra, those reservoirs are full, they will have a major juggling act to get it down into the valley without inundating the system. >> already the rivers are running high especially in the san joaquin valley. state managers have released water gradually but if the weather gets too warm, too soon things could change. >> fit gets really hot, the flows will come down in a way to create flood issues. >> the former chief of flood operations for the army corps of engineers. >> we have a snow pack that is going to provide more water than we can deal with. it's going to fill all the rest advisories. >> they are going to be carrying water in them and next two months. >> biggest concern is west of modesto. >> this is checkpoint of san joaquin, all the water that comes out, merced and stanislaus all comes together here and has to come through this channel. >> a major levee broke flooding a vineyard and prompting evacuation of nearby residents. the central val

i'm talking across the border, alameda, san joaquin county, this happens so much. it's like everybody is sitting around not -- saying -- other individuals aren't doing. the question is what are you doing? what are you doing to help out your community? and that's why i'm involved. >> money for the program is from the department of education thanks to help from congresswoman barbara lee. if this is successful it will be rolled out in 56 other cities across the united states. the group plans on having at least a couple more recruitment

el valle de san joaquin estuvieron calidas en el rango de los 90... manana continuaremo s bajo la condicion de tiempo un poco mas calida ya los vientos esta vez van a ser mas bien del norte por eso no estoy esperando esa influencia maritima que traiga la neblina, asi qu no estoy pronosticando ya neblina ya para el dia de manana las temperaturas van a estar calidas en el area de san jose llegando a los 90 grados, llegando casi a los 80 grados a traves del area de san francisco, asi que cuidado, recuerde tome mucho liquido trate de estar en un sector con aire acondicionados, si no tiene aire acondicionado , mantengase muy refrescado, y sobre todo hidratado.. es todopor mi parte

joaquin, asi que esto nos da a entender que el patron esta un poco mas inestable, viendo las imagenes de satelite visible aqui vemos ya la nubosidad que estuvo acompaÑando al sector costero que tambien ha comenzado a mermar, sin embargo, el patron va a estar un poquito mas propenso como le digo para que se formen quizas algunas tormentas.. aunque me parece que todo esto se va a quedar justo al sur del area de la bahia... por lo pronto en el pronostico nos quedamos con algunos vientos fuertes, temperaturas cerca de los 90 grados en san jose.. san francisco alrededor de los 75

it ended in san joaquin county where officers laid down spiked strips. they forced them into a gas station where they were taken into custody. >> this morning the woman accused of breaking in alex trebek's hotel room says she didn't do it. she says she wasn't even there. jeopardy star was in san francisco to host a geography contest at google. john alston has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, game show host alex trebek is safe in his own home in southern california but it was a different story in his hotel room. he was here to host the contest at google. around 2:30 a.m., a woman broke into his room on fourth street at the marriott. trebek chased the suspected burglar falling and tearing his achilles tendon in the process. last night she said she was not never in trebek's room. >> why do you think you were arrested? >> because my record. maybe it was alex trebek. i haven't gone in his room or nothing. just like i said that night. i wasn't in his room. >> we have most of our stuff back except for the one piece of jewelry that i wear, my mother gave m

and again, this is in san joaquin county

gives some thunderstorm activities southern sierra, san joaquin valley down in the desert. for us maybe just a few high clouds. that would probably be off to the east and south. i don't think it's going to matter. 50s for some. 56 san rafael. oakland's in there. redwood city 58. low 60s concord 58 that's cooler than yesterday. fairfield 63. but they do have a slightly stronger west-southwest wind that's out of the west- southwest at 10. yesterday at this time it was only 8. i know. not that big a difference. cooling trend will extend inland just a wee bit. tomorrow inland areas will say now i feel it as that system begins to move in. today though is the weiner day. thursday and friday will settle in with a lot of 80s. west wind establishing itself low clouds and fog continue to thicken up. cool for some. nice for others, warm and getting warmer to hot. upper 50s, 60s if you're stuck in the soup to 90s mid-90s or even upper 90s if you're far enough away from the coast. fog cooler weather going to win out and take us into the weekend. >>> all right. time now 5:41. watching th

in the book, they crossed the desert by night and at dawn, they come to the san joaquin valley. >> they drove through in the morning and the sun came up behind them and then suddenly, they saw the great valley below them. >> in steinbeck, they come to california to look for work. they find work but the book is a metaphor for something else. this is about the search for a new economic model that can create jobs, sustained growth, and drive america out of recession. that is a question that they still face in a place like this. the journey ended in bakersfield. today, the big employers here are oil and farming, but the biggest employer of all by far, is the u.s. government, in the form of the military. when america boom, bakersfield. . -- when america boomed, b baker'so feel toomed. all across the south, there are the same basic problems, not enough credit to solve the housing market. >> general david petraeus is regarded as one of america's best and brightest. he's about to begin a new job as head of the cia. our diplomatic editor has been talking to general petraeus on his way home from

even triple digits in the san joaquin valley. sunny over the marlins as a springtime snow melt continues. still some snow in the high country but not at the state fair where it will be sunny and warm in sacramento. for us across the interior, we look for mid-to low '80s today great east bay, mid-to low 70s. on the peninsula, mid-60s with 60s expected at the beach. we will continue with this gradual cooling here into the beginning of the week which will hold until midweek, and we should see the pattern change with a little more sunshine and warmer temperatures back to near normal levels by next weekend. you've got to love this air conditioner while it continues to work here as we are quite cool for this time of year. compared to what is happening elsewhere, that's a good thing. >> certainly. much appreciated. >> california assembly members considering a bill is fired by caylee anthony that would punish adults who fail to quickly report a child's disappearance or death. >> or are still her bills pending in at least 17 other states.

joaquin, asi que esto nos da a entender que el patron esta un poco mas inestable, viendo las imagenes de satelite visible aqui vemos ya la nubosidad que estuvo acompaÑando al sector costero que tambien ha comenzado a mermar, sin embargo, el patron va a estar un poquito mas propenso como le digo para que se formen quizas algunas tormentas.. aunque me parece que todo esto se va a quedar justo al sur del area de la bahia... por lo pronto en el pronostico nos quedamos con algunos vientos fuertes, temperaturas cerca de los 90 grados en san jose.. san francisco alrededor de los 75 grados tambien con rafagas de viento... y va a ser la mitad sur de nuestra zona, justamente al sur del area de san jose, los que tendran la posibilidad de ver algunas tormentas aisladas, en el transcurso de los proximos dias.. cu - bump out nos vamos a la pausa, pero mas adelante.. take vo - anchor ---los paparazzi de los angeles se llevaran una gran sorpresa cuando el principe williams y su esposa visiten el sur de california... nat sound ---en un videoreportaj e especial, les mostraremos como el boxeo ha sido f

all three were with a church group from the san joaquin valley on a day trip to the national park. witnesses say the three had crossed a metal guardrail to take pictures in the swollen river above vernal falls. a woman fell into the water and another man and woman slipped in trying to save her. their bodies haven't been recovered. >>> back near san francisco, there is a new head of transportation. the "chronicle" newspaper says ed reiskin will be named today as executive director of the municipal transportation agency. reiskin has been san francisco's public works director since 2008. >>> president obama says he could support a short-term debt deal to prevent detail but only if a larger agreement what essentially in place. he previously said he wouldn't support a short-term plan. he is opening the bipartisan "gang of six" plan -- hoping the plan gains enough support in the house and senate to pass. >> let's actually take this moment and see if we can rally around something that could actually move forward. >> if we can help in the debt ceiling debate by producing this product, fine

this is the san joaquin easterly direction where we have noted clear skies and the almost 100% waxing moon. it'll be full tomorrow. now today it was the marine layer that caused temperatures to dip between 8 and 16 degrees below normal. san jose checked in at 74 and should due to the very deep and extensive low clouds, patchy fog and drizzle. that's how we will kick start the thursday morning. temperatures into the 50s with that drizzle. this is what we are projecting and these computer models have been spot on as far as projecting when the fog and low clouds will burn off. that's a tough task. it looks like the clouds play tag with the coast side all day. the spotly sun at least. tomorrow will be the coolest day of the workweek. this weekend the temperatures will stay below average and by next week about this time we will see the summertime temperatures return. we do have this area of low pressure to the north and that has been enhancing the marine layer. this brings in the cooler air mass. it feels like january, february temperatures,. tonight overnight with the blanket of clouds, i

i'm talking across the border, alameda, san joaquin county, this happens so much. it's like everybody is sitting around not -- saying -- other individuals aren't doing. the question is what are you doing? what are you doing to help out your community? and that's why i'm involved. >> money for the program is from the department of education thanks to help from congresswoman barbara lee. if this is successful it will be rolled out in 56 other cities across the united states. the group plans on having at least a couple more recruitment and training sessions. if you are interested in getting involved log on to caresmentoring.org for more information. kimberly tere, bay area news. >> thank you. china's foreign minister slammed president obama for meeting with the dalai lama today, the tibetan spiritual leader is in washington for an 11-day buddhist ritual. the chinese foreign ministry said it violated the international relations. china considers the dalai lama -- he says he want as high level of autonomy. secretary of state hillary clinton is expected to visit the south

another district that includes eastern parts of contra costa county, northern san joaquin county will lose pleasanton. a citizen panel may have approved this redistricting plan, but some politics are less than thrilled and coming up, we talk to a state senator about what these new maps mean for the bay area's political landscape. >>> if you have a garlic lover, gilroy is the place to be this week end. ktvu's janine de la vega is there with some of the most bizarre food combinations. this year's festival is dishing up, janine. >> reporter: we're here in gourmet alley. you can see a great deal of activity. they fired up the grill. they they are cooking up calimari and you can feel the heat. the crowd as you can see right here, they love it. over the next three days, they will go through 10,000 pounds of garlic and 10,000 pounds of meat. for the more adventurous there's garlic watermelon and garlic ice cream. the event is expected to attract 100,000 people over the weekend. >> it's very, very family oriented and we want to bring the kids so they can enjoy it. and the food is great. who d

el valle de san joaquin estuvieron calidas en el rango de los 90... manana continuaremo s bajo la condicion de tiempo un poco mas calida ya los vientos esta vez van a ser mas bien del norte por eso no estoy esperando esa influencia maritima que traiga la neblina, asi qu no estoy pronosticando ya neblina ya para el dia de manana las temperaturas van a estar calidas en el area de san jose llegando a los 90 grados, llegando casi a los 80 grados a traves del area de san francisco, asi que cuidado, recuerde tome mucho liquido trate de estar en un sector con aire acondicionados, si no tiene aire acondicionado , mantengase muy refrescado, y sobre todo hidratado.. es todopor mi parte regreso contigo.. cu - bump out cu ---tiempo de la pausa, pero mas adelante.. nat sound ---joan sebastian se prepara para regresar con todo y promocionar su mas reciente sencillo... segment ends take pkg ---los gigantes de san francisco trataran hoy de repetirle la paliza que le dieron anoche a los dodgers de los angeles.. --que tal le saluda ramon diaz y esto es telemundo deport

around the bay you'll get that breeze and also cloud cover popping up over southern san joaquin valley, tropical clouds southern sierra. going to add cirrus clouds might work its way in. 50s and 60s on the temps. breeze picks up for a while and backs off. calm at concord. northwest 5 at oakland. west at 8 at sfo. it is a cooler direction and some of the north bay temperatures did come down yesterday. probably this is the transition day. so cooling trend extends inland but not by much. i mean we're still waiting. today will still be hot for some. and then starting tomorrow i think we'll see temperatures really drop off as we head towards the weekend. fog, sun, cool to warm. there is a little component of a west breeze expect that to pick up later. afternoon highs anywhere from the mid-90s to maybe some upper 90s but over by the beaches 60s and 70s and same around the bay. 70s or low 80s. if you're well inland then you'll have to deal with the 90s again. increase and ramp up of the fog and low clouds as we head into the end of the week and carry into the weekend. >>> the group of astrona

all three with a church group from the san joaquin valley on a day trip to the national park. witnesses say the three had crossed a metal guardrail to take pictures in the swollen river above vernal fall. a woman fell into the water and then a man and another woman slipped in trying to save her. their bodies have not yet been recovered. >>> there is a new man in charge of transportation in san francisco. the "chronicle" newspaper says ed reese skin will be named today as executive director of the municipal transportation agency. he has been san francisco's public works director since 2008. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee seems to be backing off from his pledge that he will not run for a full term this fall. the "chronicle" reports for the first time lee is not ruling it out. if lee does get into the race, polls show he would become an instant front-runner. >>> this morning president obama is changing his tune. he now says he could support a short-term debt deal to prevent the u.s. from going into default. but the president says he would only back a stop-gap measure if a larger

the san joaquin restoration program continues to push forward on an ill-advised act of wasting water out to the ocean under the guise of saving salmon. what this amendment does is to prohibit the premature reintroduction of an endangered species into a river, a river biologists say is not ready for salmon, a program that is supposed to occur after the construction of fish screens and the completion of an environmental study, neither of which is complete. all central valley salmon runs are ruggling to regain healthy numbers. this amendment will make sure salmon will not be in other streams and further threaten our endanger current rivers. the burrow of reclamation needs to be -- the bureau of reclamation needs more time to complete the environmental studies and build the infrastructure required by the san joaquin restoration program before they consider the salmon run. even the national marine fisheries services has doubt of the reintroduction condained in their strategy and -- contained in their strategy and says that the san joaquin restoration program will not improve necessary cha

joaquin valley and look what happens tomorrow. 79 in big sur and 80 in san diego and 109 in palm springs, look for 80s in sierra nevada and mid 90s in yosemite. back home, more 80s and 90s in the south bay. los gatos 94. 86 mountain view and along the coast upper 60s. san francisco, 76 degrees. 91 in novato but just as warm as yesterday and maybe a few degrees warmer in to tomorrow. 86 in union city and inland valleys we're looking at 95 in pittsburg. down by the monterey bay, you notice all the fog, gray conditions in santa cruz, f9s with sun in monterey. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast, it will be couple degrees warmer tomorrow with less fog. then i think we'll see a bit more fog for the 4th at the embarcadero and hotter day on tuesday. but it's not until the middle of next week we'll begin to cool off. >>> thanks a lot. >> a new state law requires restaurant workers to pass an exam on food safety but a language barrier is causing problems. >> reporter: most of the time, dining out is a pleasurable experience but a rare exception could lead to the hospital. >> six days, foo

joaquin valley. lawsuits challenging the maps are expected to quickly follow. >>> this afternoon the giants will likely have the big bat they have been missing when they play the phillies today. carlos beltran is coming to the team. beldran is six time all star is expected to bolster their offense that ranks second to last in the national league in scoring. >> we have to make sure that opposing pitch lesser pitch to him. all right. 5:49. let's check in with mike and clouds are out but it won't last all day. >> warming trend is on the way for everybody except for the coast. good morning. beautiful picture of the cooling gray, blue clouds and warm yellow to orange sunshine as we look back towards diablo. to the east. it is the east bay blvss service. we have the warmth, we hit the mid 90s in many neighborhoods. temperatures pretty much in the 50s to 52 in antioch and 60 at moffett field. temperatures in the throw upper 50s around the monterey bay also dealing with cloud cover around the bay there. warm

mateo county to alameda county to san joaquin county. one of the men is wanted for five homicides. we've also been told that some of the killings occurred in east palo alto. they deployed spike strips to finally slow down the mercedes. on monday of this week, police announced they were seeking a 19-year-old and a 24-year-old for two killings in their city and for a violent crime spree in colorado. we are awaiting confirmation if the men arrested tonight are the ones wanted in that case. >>> some passengers are now enentitled to a refund. the irs is asking airlines to repay travelers who purchased tickets ahead. those who don't get paid by the airlines can submit claims to the irs. those eligible would have bought tickets for travel on or after july 23rd. >>> five continental flights seem to have been affected by a sickout of pilots. it had to cancel 24 flights nationwide after pilots called in sick. continental was purchased by united airlines last year. some unions have been at odds with the company as it tries to consolidate the two ai

numbers are finally over the 90-degree mark in the san joaquin valley. 91 in fresno. 84 in sacramento and unless yosemite. really not too hot. some places enjoying a mild temperatures, but back home we're looking at numbers coming up a few degrees here in the south bay. 77 santa clara and sunnyvale 74. on the peninsula pretty gray most of the morning and then by noontime we should see more sunshine. by the afternoon 70 in redwood city. 62 in downtown. so numbers here, not bad but a lot of gray throughout the morning hours. hopefully getting partly sunny skies by 2:00 or 3:00. 74 in sonoma with low 70s by vallejo. look at all the 60s but we should be getting to 70 in castro valley and fremont. out over the hills, quite pleasant, 74 in danville, 77 in pleasanton. with 80 in antioch today. down by the monterey bay, look for 68 in watsonville. accu-weather seven-day forecast, we should be enjoying a little bit warmer weather and slightly warmer weather is on the way after monday into tuesday, we should see the trough lift out and few 90s, but that is where we should be this time of the ye

mateo county to alameda county to san joaquin county. one of the men is wanted for five homicides. we've also been told that some of the killings occurred in east palo alto. they deployed spike strips to finally slow down the mercedes. on monday of this week, police announced they were seeking a 19-year-old and a 24-year-old for two killings in their city and for a violent crime spree in colorado. we are awaiting confirmation if the men arrested tonight are the ones wanted in that case. >>> some passengers are now enentitled to a refund. the irs is asking airlines to repay travelers who purchased tickets ahead. those who don't get paid by the airlines can submit claims to the irs. those eligible would have bought tickets for travel on or after july 23rd. >>> five continental flights seem to have been affected by a sickout of pilots. it had to cancel 24 flights nationwide after pilots called in sick. continental was purchased by united airlines last year. some unions have been at odds with the company as it tries to consolidate the two ai

inland areas, sacramento, san joaquin valley will warm up some. but i don't see anything in the way of warm temperatures. we stay cool, or cooler. it's kind of mild. i was spoking to someone yesterday who said anything over 65 is too hot. you might want to move to pacifica. mild to warm, the breeze isn't going any where. that's still with us and it's a west wind but i think it's about cut in half compared to yesterday. 60s, 70s coast in bay. upper 80s, getting close. 88 up toward clear lake. we're getting there. low clouds and fog will be with us. slightly warmer inland testifies but i don't think they'll go much higher than upper 80s and low 90s -- slightly warmer inland but i don't think they'll go much higher than that. >>> and the asian markets are opening with gains. checking in on our numbers, it looks like drops. you can see the dow down, s & p500 lost ground yesterday. but there's some mix news on ford and netflix reported a profit. that looks pretty good and could help that stock today. >>> several federal taxes on airline fares decreased

authorities chased them from newark to san joaquin county thinking they were suspects wanted in connection with two murders in east palo alto. it turns out they were not the right people but the car they were driving does belong to one of the murder suspects. both men have been charged with evading police and one charged with carrying a loaded gun. but there is no word so far on why they were driving that car in the first place or what their connection might be to the murder autos federal and state officials are working on what could be the largest marijuana eradication effort in california history. our media partner california watch allowed to shoot this video, part of operation full court press being conducted. so far, local, state and federal agents removed 373,000 pot plants arc resting 88 people. the operation is scheduled to end next week. tomorrow night here on abc 7 news at 6:00 we'll bring you full california watch investigation into people behind these illegal pot farms, and the influence mexico is having on california marijuana production. >> tonight's money matters positive une

today they are still warming up in the central san joaquin valley, triple-digits down by fresno. 84 in campbell. a little cooler here with the clouds. mist and drizzle early. that should be ending but cloudy numbers in the 60s at ocean beach and look for 70s south city as the ceiling lifts. airport delays to improve. notice the further you get we'll see a couple of 80s here. near east bay, mid-70s today. as you head a little further south, we're getting into that sun in the next hour or so. the temperatures should respond, 83 in dublin. 87 in livermore. down by the monterey bay, it will be sunny and temperatures will be warming up by the afternoon. here is the way it looks. we're talking about a bit of cooling throughout the coast and bay today in to tomorrow, after that, we're going to warm up. check out the north bay, beginning to warm up tomorrow. that is happens, it spreads across the rest of the bay area wednesday through the weekend and looks like we'll hold in the low 90s inland. >> i'm imprisoned, computers can never take the place of humans. thank you, lisa. the giants close o

you have to go out to sacramento san joaquin valley and comfortable mid and upper 80s. changes come in the form of subtropical moisture that has invaded northern sierra. southern sierra, flash float watch today as the moisture heads down the spine of the sierra nevada and comes closer to the bay area. tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, build-up from the diablo range leading to a chance of a thunderstorm. dry lightning for san benito county and monterey county a slight chance of thunderstorms are more likely. maybe a little more muggy atmosphere and sacramento today, in the low 90s. upper 90s in fresno with 77 at big sur. the fog along the shoreline for the morning hours and 80 in cupertino and 85 in los gatos and afternoon sun with mild 60s. mountain view and in san francisco we'll see partly cloudy skies, 66 south city. some airport delays, arriving flights up to 49 minutes. ceilings will lift and more sunshine in the north bay today with 81 in novato. 75 in vallejo. 68 in berkeley. a few low 70s for hayward and san leandro but as you head out to fremont. upper 7

across the state we're looking at mid-80s in the san joaquin valley. 70 in big sur. 77 in los angeles, cool for southern california with pleasant numbers in 81 in yosemite. back home we're looking at more widespread 70s after the fog lifts, 73 in campbell and still pretty good in san jose at 72. looking at 69 today in menlo park. mid-50s at our coast. rich richmond and sunset district, san francisco all pretty gray today with a cool afternoon on attach. -- on tap. >> mild in calistoga. sonoma county, cool for july, 65 in san leandro, 67 in fremont. we'll have a lot of sunshine but only 74 concord. 78 in fairfield today. we talked about that sun in santa cruz. you have to wait for that and a gradual warming trend but at least the marine layer will spin out. still mist and drizzle perhaps overnight and mid-80s, upper 80s about 90 at the end of the week. that is usual 30-degree spread for this time of the year but definitely a little cool. >>> in sports the a's will do something rarely seen any more, play a scheduled doubleheader. against the angels in the coliseum is the first scheduled

joaquin valley. we keep dealing with a low coming in from the pacific west, that ramps up the fog. then high pressure in the middle of country tries to head back west but it's been trying to do that for the last two months. we have some fog in the coast, but it has no problem getting back out. everybody coast and inland 80 degrees. west south wind or a west wind when it's 27 at travis and southwest at vacaville. any time they get a south wind in this kind of a pattern that's a cool breeze. once the low kicks out, temperatures will gradually start to come up. it's a gradual the warm warm up. breezy to windy and that will be out of the west. drizzle will give way to sunshine. for some inland it'll be sunny and breezy. 50, 60, 70s and a few 80s. livermore, fairfield, antioch and points inland but everybody else 60s and 70s. you might notice it but thursday, friday, we get up into some 80s. fog stays at the coast. >>> 5:10 is the time this morning. this morning the suspect in the attack in norway appears

flash lood watch out around yosemite and points south and heat from the san joaquin to the san jose valley here. we will be looking at the moisture moving on in to the south bay, southern monterey and san benito county tomorrow. today, mist and low clouds, drizzle, 49 minute delays at sfo and then clearing. partly sunny conditions. that will lead us to a pretty nice afternoon with some 60s on the coast. warmest numbers on the inland valleys around 90. look ahead, add in the low clouds not only tomorrow morning mid-level and high-level clouds. a chance of showers from the south bay towards monterey but other than that we're looking at the low clouds and fog to stay clearing back to the coast. it's each and every day, mild to warm into next week. >> coming up. debt crisis stalemate. what happens if congress can't reach a deal this weekend. >> i had them on the phone 15 times. >> the california family being held hostage by bees. i can't let allergies stop me from leading the way. so, i get claritin clear. non-drowsy claritin relieves my worst symptoms. and only claritin is proven to keep you

rarely does it get as far to fresno and bakersfield in the san joaquin valley. for us enough moisture from the south for significant changes. humid days ahead. going to see cloud cover, maybe even a couple of isolated thunderstorms as the unstable air pushes in. we're looking good. it won't reach the north bay. 54 novato and 54 in san francisco. by noon. beautiful, a thin veil of clouds. 70 degrees, mild. we'll found out at 79 degrees. elsewhere toasty though. you'll need to dress in light colors in livermore, fairfield. laura and i have the right idea on that. 92 in san jose. what a beautiful beach day in santa cruz. if you are getting ready to head out let's look westbound 580 commute. traffic moving nicely. the overall flow is up to speed across the bay area. a little holiday like this morning. a hive look at the toll plaza. we showed you this. you can see it starting to get busy. it look likes the metering lights are still off. that's the good news. >> which is great. you know what was amazing to see. but all of the snow in the sierra. >> mother nature won't

joaquin valley. and only 77 in los angeles today. back home a cooler day today with 71 santa clara and 72 san jose. 69 sunyvale. more 60s through milbrae and san mateo. and san francisco cloudy afternoon with 61. 57 in daly city. breezy along the coast. 9 cloverdale. near east bay look for more 60s today but low 60s for richmond. 64 oakland. you have to go down toward fremont to make it into the up he were 60s. even out over the hills east of this tunnel, a mild day today with 77 in pittsburgh, 72 in pleasantville and down by the monterey bay we have some sunshine on tap but it will take throughout the early afternoon. in watsonville, 68. here's the forecast. 50s coast, 70s around the bay. not much of a change tomorrow and the gradual warming trend as the secondary trough lifts out and that should allow more high pressure and a better warming trend to head our way by the middle of the week. >> all right. thank very much, lisa. 300 kids in west oakland are spending part of their summer mastering their

joaquin valleys and mid-80s. we are looking at meg heat here around the desert. back here 78 in campbell, 75 san jose. upper 50s half moon day and pacifica today with a moderate sea breeze. the drizzle lifting by late this morning. 37 for palo alto. and in the north bay we will see a range of 70s with the low 70s around central marine county with 76 up through sonoma county. 79 clear lake. near east bay look for 66 here in san leandro. hayward in the upper 60s. out toward fremont about 70. temperatures here maybe a degree or two warmer. 74 in dublin. 78 by the delta. still kind of breezy here. we will look for numbers around the monterey bay to be mild with only around 80 in morgan hill. the accuweather seven-day forecast today, we are featuring the low clouds again with the mist and drizzle. by the middle of the week, say tuesday, wednesday, we will get into a warmer air massi and that should bring back a few 90s to the inland valleys and mid-60s at our coast. nothing too dramatic. once again, kind. a dreary sta

they are not just the big areas that we expect to find them which is los angeles or san joaquin valley or agricultural areas. in the bay area, about 8% of the population is unauthorized and that's the same average in the state. >> reporter: researchers also confirm that illegal immigrants pay federal taxes taxes. the study relied on tax id numbers which many undocumented workers use to file tax returns since they don't have social security numbers. rural counties like monterey, san benito, napa and sonoma have some of the highest percentages of illegal immigrant residents. among bay area counties, santa clara and alameda had the highest percentages. >> i think the study has come out we haven't had like a real number. >> reporter: but the immigrant rights and education network in san jose thinks there are even more illegal immigrants because some are afraid to file tax returns. >> i think that might be a little bit more. i think that there's a lot of people that fear to a certain extent, you know, letting the government know they're here. >> the study comes at a time when the face of im

the san joaquin county sheriff's department has closed river access at stillman mcgee park in clement. officials say the river is running faster and colder because of melting snow. they have deputies at the entrances to keep people out. the last time they had to close the river was 2006. >>> getting to the river to cool off this holiday weekend is going to be easier on your wallet. gas prices are continuing to slide. aaa says average prices for regular fell slightly overnight across the bay area. it's now 3.78 in oakland, 7.88 in san francisco, and 3 -- 3-88 in san francisco and 3-point of the in san jose. prices are down 20 cents over the past month. >> three gallons i'm getting five gallons instead. >> definitely a big relief for those who own big trucks like mine. everything else is getting more expensive. >> the prices are still way up from last year. and that is expected to keep many people off roads this weekend. >>> it's being called a skilled and dangerous identity thief but not a terrorist. the nigerian arrested for sneaking on board without a pass was denied parole. he board

flames erupted around 4:30 this afternoon in san joaquin county. cal fire is investigating the possibility that a burned-out car ignited this blaze. seven planes and 20 engines on the ground are on the scene. there is the car that might be the suspect cause of the fire. at one point the flames were burning under high voltage power lines. we will, of course, stay on this situation and bring updates as needed. >>> well, tonight we have learned the identity of a northern california man killed when a fishing boat capsized off baja california. here's where things stand at this time. as of tonight, one person is confirmed dead. seven men all from northern california remain missing. it has now been more than 2.5 days since the accident. and despite the length of time, families of the miss having still holding out hope. -- families of the missing are still holding out hope. we have a series of reports with joe vazquez with the very latest. >> we hope for the best and we are going to give it everything we have to find them. >> reporter: a coast guard c- 130

authorities chased them from newark in the east bay to lathe respect in san joaquin county thinking they were suspects wanted in connection with 2 murder in east palo alt alto. well it turns out they were not the right people but the car they were driving does belong to one of the murder suspects authorities are looking for. the chase ended when officers put down spike strips and flattened the car tires. no word so far on why the 2 men were driving that car or what their connection might be to the murders. >>> another smash and grab robbery caught on tape in los angeles. 3 men rushed into a jewelry store pepper spray the owner smashed the display cases and then left with more than 7000 dollars in costume jewelr jewelry. this is the eighth robbery this month on the same street as this scul ri store. there have been more in other parts of the city. investigators say they saw a similar pattern of robbery last summer. they say the rising price of gold may be the prime motivation for these crimes. but bold indeed. >>> search for clue continue today in san bruno where pg&e is digging up a sect

the flames burned about 400 acres near interstate 5 80 and chris man road in san joaquin county. started as vehicle fire then spread quickly to nearby brush. cal fire says dray conditions and winds fueled the flames as well as the heat of course. no one was injured. more than 50 crews responded to the scene while airplane and helicopters dropped water on to the flames from above. >>> here is an image to share with you. look at this dust cloud in arizona that stretched for miles. clouds swept through the phoenix area this evening. it blue through phoenix sky harbor international airport and reduced visibility to less than a quarter of a mile on some highways. authorities to your knowledge drivers pull off the road as soon as they saw dust starting to blow in. pretty wild. >> well different kind of mess. fourth of july is over and the bay area is cleaning up today. illegal fireworks that went off all night long last night did some damage and really created a big mess in many areas. we caught illegal displays in the sky over oakland last night. fairly elaborate displays, too. ceceli

sacramento valley, san joaquin valley, you know when it makes it that far it's a strong system for this time of year. low overcast, drizzle. it's up around 2500 to 3,000 feet. it flies over the coastal hills. the cooling inland continues. i don't think you can get much cooler coast and bay with 50s and 60s but for july it's an extremely cool pattern. looks like tomorrow we should bottom out but it's not going anywhere until about friday. fog, sun, windy conditions or blustery conditions. lots of morning drizzle. 50s 60s coast and bay. 60s 70s inland to upper 70s could be few low 80s well, well inland but temperatures have come way down. they'll stay that way through thursday. gradual warm up but a little as we head through the weekend. >>> right now stock markets around the world are all down this morning on worries about the ongoing debt crisis in europe. overnight investors in the far east showed their concerns. south korea's fell 2%. hong kong closed down 3%. australia's key market also fell 1.8%. checking in on wall street, our markets are set for a lower opening as well. and that f

tropical clouds should push off towards the east from the sierra and san joaquin valley. i don't think it will make any difference here. low clouds fog for some. cool, mild, warm for others. west wind trying to get its act together. 60s for some. cooled down on the peninsula especially east bay, santa clara valley a cooker. some 90s still today. tomorrow we see the drop in the temps carrying us into thursday and level off 60s coast, 70s bay and 80s inland. >>> the airline industry is undergoing the largest change since the start of the jet age in 1958. planes like the boeing 787 are being built out of the same lightweight material used for formula one race cars and their engines being redesign today squeeze more power out of every gallon of fuel. improved efficiency should mean passengers won't see fares change as much as oil prices fluctuate. >> i can't promise anyone a ride home but if you're with me, the world needs you now. >> the transformers put the 3d ticket price advantage to good cruise. dark of the moon sold $160 million worth of tickets during the 4th of july w

all three were with a church group from the san joaquin valley on a day trip to the national park. witness say that the three had crossed a metal safety rail to take pictures in a swollen river above the vernal falls. a woman fell into the water. then a man and another woman slipped in trying to save her. their bodies, though have not been recovered. >>> in response to a deadly crash at ucsf, it announced it's putting seatbelts in its shuttle buses. the university hopes to have the fleet outfitted by the end of august. state lawmakers are looking into why shuttle buses are exempt from laws which require seatbelts. >>> time now 6:05. we'll get another check of traffic and weather. i think everyone is in a better mood when it's sunshine with hot temperatures. >> you feel more awake, it's warmer. >> talk to strangers on the street. >> i don't know about that. [ laughter ] >> i think that might just be you, elizabeth. [ laughter ] >> people are more social. they are in better moods. they are friendlier. >> it's true. people definitely are in a better mood. people wear lighter colors. b

but you head to the interior valley and the san joaquin and how 98, getting hot in fresno. 88 in sacramento. and 94 in reading. and 8 a degrees in ukia -- 85 degrees in ukia. temperatures in the 70s around san jose. and 80s in morgan hill and 50s and 60s to the coastline. east bay numbers in the low 80s well inland and highs 82 in brentwood and 66 in berkeley. and 64 degrees in richmond. the north bay, expecting low clouds and fog to retreat toward the coastline, and that will leave plenty of sunshine hine. and the temperatures running up in the 70s. and some 80s in the interior valleys. 60s as you approach the coast. next couple of days, it looks like we cool things off. and after that, high pressure builds in and some of the temperatures head back not 90s as we head to thursday and friday. maybe cooling slightly as we led to the weekend. the time now for a look at traffic. with elizabeth. >> thanks, lawrence. and fortunately, we don't have any major hot spots out there right now. we're doing pretty well. we had an earlier accident on the bay bridge and we want to let you know all lanes ha

high speed rail will spur economic development by connecting our san joaquin valley with the bay area and southern california to create a system that will provide high speed rail for 80% of california's population but this provision just says no. high speed rail will improve our air quality and reduce traffic that clog our freeways. of course this provision just says no. high speed rail is proven to be a smart investment over the five decades that it's been developed in europe and asia. but this provision says no to america, no to california. high speed rail will ensure that california is competitive well into the 21st century but this would attempt to block that area, to move into the next phase of a 21st century system of transportation. the people of california want high speed rail, they voted for it, and the jobs that it will create but this provision of course just says no. now we've talked about our current financial situation and it is difficult times for america. there is no doubt about that and we must focus on our deficit and we must come together in a bipartisan fashion. bu

still in the 90s in the san joaquin valley. and 82 in the southern sierra. we will be looking at still several more days of cool air due to a persistent trough to the north and west of us. it will continue to dig to the south and east. as it does, we will see a more generous onshore push. in fact, the low clouds and fog sticking around a little bit longer day today. so as for today, numbers continue to come down. but it will be sunny. so the afternoon will be pleasant. but temperatures at least 5 degrees cooler here in the south bay. down from about 80 yesterday. san jose 75. 73 in sunyvale, and notice the low 70s here. upper 60s in milbrae. clear at the coast. half moon bay 59. san francisco, should be a nice afternoon with partly sunny skies, 62. early on you will have the low clouds fog maybe coastal mist and drizzle. 76 novoto. and 68 in oakland today. 70 hayward. out over the hills looking at numbers right around 80 in dublin. walnut creek. 85 brentwood and down by the monterey bay look for the fog and by midday we will see afternoon clearing. only 66 i

they will be releasing them across the san joaquin delta. state officials say they're safe and should not cause any harm. >>> pg&e will start an in-depth study of the seismic landscape around the diablo power plant. it involves heavy trucks using air guns to map out the seismic faults. four 65,000 trucks would lower them and sensors would record the echoes. the trucks would spend about five minutes doing that. they will love about 100 to 300 feet down the road and do it again. >> kind of like when the recycled truck comes through your neighborhood. >> some fishermen and environmentalists aren't happy with this. they say the sound will affect the marine species in the area. pg&e said it won't be conducted during spawning season. >>> the maim mom nadya suleman is making claims against the doctor who emplant 12 empri yows. she said she was under a cocktail of drugs, including valium. >> okay, i'm not going to do it again. use whatever you have. again, i'm not lucid at that time. >> well, the fertility doctor who did implant miss suleman with th