to fresno. it will stimulate housing. it will concentrate the range used in a way that will protect agricultural land. it will create the kind of the sustainable communities we will need in a world of climate change. anybody else? that's it? the chronicle was no questions? [laughter] you were listening. you were tweeting the whole time. >> i have to listen to treat. however negotiations going on? >> i would say with the liberals speed. thank you very much. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. this is july 23rd, 2012 meeting of the land use and economic development committee of the san francisco board of supervisors. our clerk today is derek evans and, he is supported by lisa miller. >> please silence all cell phones and electronic devices appeared document -- and electronic devices. documents should be submitted to the court. >> i would like to thank our sfgtv staff, general furlough, and jesse larsen, for broadcasting as today. -- jennifer lowe and jesse larsen for broadcasting us today. >>

a fresno sheriff has never seen anything like it. one of his deputies executed a death defying move for a hiker. he was sure he was living the last moments of his life after a wrong turn and a um could of falls. he was clinging for two nights and two days on dog tooth peak. that is a tough to climb mountain east of fresno. bishop was hurt, huh louse nateing and trebling on a small ledge. his body was starting to slide, and he thought he was a goner. that's when he saw half a dozen rescue crews. bishop tried to grab hold of a rock. a deputy saw that he was starting to fall. the deputy spribted up the side of the mountain. rock that is so slippery people fall on it. he pushed him to a safer spot, and then he could be tethered and flown off the mountain. >>> it is time now to go to meteorologist sandhya patel for a look at the weather forecast. sandhya? >> larry, first thing tomorrow morning, count on fog around the beaches and the bay. there could be spotty drizzle along the coastline for your morning drive. comfortable at the coast. l

---desde fresno, vanessa ramirez nos habla sobre como se preparan en fresno para la ola de calor que se aproxima. como se preparan allá para la ola de calor que se aproxima, vemos el verde color de las plantas que se debe a los rayos del sol, pero todo en exceso es malo. >> correspodniente al calor, puede afectar al agua de la piscina que tendrá que tener más quimicos para que se mantenga. >> los mosquitos dejan los huevos en el agua y los pececese los comen. >> para una planta nueva, >> deje sus ventanillas semi abiertas cuando deje el auto estaciónado al sol. >> es posible que también se vea afectada su bateria, >> como cambia la temperaturas en la bahía¡. >> vamos con el pronostico para nuestra zona. >> las temperaturas continúan en ascenso, >> vemos a san francisco con 72 y esta noche tenemos brisa más débil. >> y vemos advertenica para las embarcaciones. >> poca lluvia tiempo seco y este se clasifica como el peor julio >> puede haber lluvias torrenciales con acumulados, >> vemos que se dejan lluvias en todo ese secorte. >> la temperaturas son de 54 y 55, en la tarde as

take a look at these temperatures from fresno to sacramento, it could be worse with 109 in fresno. 109 in sacramento. very hot here while we still have numbers in 70s at the coast. outside lands, you will see a little bit of sunshine briefly, numbers in the mid 60s and then the fog rolls back in by 4:00 or 5:00. then we'll notice numbers in the 50s by 7:00. it will be chilly by 10:00. elsewhere in san jose, numbers maybe 2-3 degrees cooler here. mid 70s by 10:00. mid 80s today. down a few degrees and cooler by 7:00 at 75 degrees. once again in san francisco a nice afternoon with upper 60s. mid 60s for about 4:00 in the afternoon staying nice and sunny. back home, 75 in oakland with 83 in fremont. notice in the north bay, still triple-digits you have to go pretty far to the north. our friends in the east bay valleys, quite warm, 102 yesterday. livermore, 98. 78 palo alto, a little cooler around the peninsula with the sea breeze staying within five miles of the shoreline. 88 in hollister. accu-weather seven-day forecast, it will stay hot inland perhaps triple-digits, 80s around the bay a

it started in south west fresno. now they are moving to south east and central fresno. they are very small churches. it does not have to be a mega church. most churches are very small but as they come together, they are very impact fall and they have the relationships that are needed with that grandmothers and grandfathers and the guardians and others involved in the lives of the people we're trying to impact. >> i am getting this serious signal about -- this has been a most engaging conversation. i want to thank all of our panelists and mentioned to the mayors that it is important -- as important as boots are on the ground, we need to continue to advocate for and push for support from our federal partners. the cops program is very important. all across the united states. make sure that we have our forces heard as mayors and community leaders with regard to law-enforcement. our police department, as good as any of them are, cannot and will not be the only answer to this particular challenge. this is a community-based problem, community based solutions. some of the activ

the fire is burning northeast of fresno near the town of alberry. with the temperatures reaching 110 degrees, several firefighter were treated for heat-related injuries. the fire started a bit after noon today there. is no word on what caused that fire. >>> tens of thousands of people gatheredded in golden gate park for the outside lands music festival. ♪[ music ] the foo fighters performed last night and tonight bay area heavy metal band metallicca payed. also norah jones, alabama shakes and the honey island swamp band. tomorrow is the last day of the festival. among the two dozen acts to perform, fun takes the band at 1:30 and jack white is set to perform and motown legend stevie wonder closes out the festival with his performance at 7:20 p.m.. >>> grief tonight in iran. twin earthquakes devastate part of the country. why authorities are urging people to spend the night outside. >>> a dust storm moves across phoenix, the other extreme weather condition facing parts of arizona. >>> another day of triple-digit head in and of itself, coming up the

excessive heat warnings in central valley sacramento 106. 110 in redding 109 fresno. pinpoint forecast look for 86 santa clara 95 morgan hill, 65 half moon bay. in east bay not a big change mid-90s for the most part. walnut creek 96. 88 for santa rosa. petaluma 89. 62 at bodega bay. look for a cooling trend mid- week. not that dramatic trend but it will come back down to tolerable levels by the weekend. in the meantime we go with the usual low clouds in the morning and clear in the afternoon. >>> the london olympics are over the flan extinguished at the end of closing ceremony, as for the metal rice united states clear winner with a total of 10446 were gold. china in second place followed by russia with 82 great britain fellows came in fourth with 65 medals and 29 gold. mark phillips takes a look at the big winners of the past two weeks. >>> the stars came out at the end of the games the distance runner who had won the 10,000 m won the 5,000 m as well. his signature now rivals the bolt the game's biggest car, one not trade. jamaicas use in bolt and anchor his team in

fresno at 99 degrees, 96 in sacramento. as you travel around the bay you will see sunshine and a gorgeous weather today, 84 in san jose and 80 in fremont and 80 degrees in san mateo. patchy fog and sunshine. mainly in the '60s but in the east bay some 80s and 90s there. but inside of the bay cooler but very nice, 75 in alameda and 80 degrees in oakland. 77 degrees in mill valley . >> couple of days, very similar. cooling things off late in the day tomorrow but not before the temperatures bike again. friday and saturday, much below the average. " this weekend? the unofficial end of summer. i do not even like to talk about it, but i have to. it is labor day and is going to be nice. >> the weather is great this time of year. >> that is the funny thing, we the best weather of the entire year. >> that is the theory. >> a discovery blast germany back into world war two. the explosion lit up the night sky in munich in sparked fires on nearby rooftops. the weapon is a world war two bomb, found this week, it was too volatile to move

fresno is a good place to be today if you like the heat. 97 degrees there. beautiful in lake tahoe. it looks like the crop continues on the west coast and it will be a slow mover. temperatures will warm-up into wednesday but then cooling back down after that. overnight low clouds and fog are filling into the bay and some of the valleys by tomorrow morning. 79 degrees and very comfortable in san jose. 60 degrees in pacifica. 87 in brentwood. we will cool back down again towards next weekend. >> in oakland we're getting word of what sounds like a small grass fire but it is burning close to of the broad avenue exit through the oakland hills. it sounds like the fire crews are on the scene. burning some bushes just off to the shoulder but right near the freeway. in the meantime, westbound 80, one of the problem spots this morning because of a couple of issues through berkeley. you can actually see some slower speeds as you make your way past the university avenue over crossing. nearly 40 minutes and growing because at least one stall is blocking lanes. one of the bright spots is the nimi

fresno, right around 110. that will be by saturday. we're going to be a little cooler than that. here's our forecast model. we're showing you some patches of fog developing. then here's that triple-digit heat out toward antioch, fairfield and brentwood. take a look at these hot numbers. triple digits out toward antioch and brentwood and livermore. oakland tops out in the lower 80's. sunnyvale at 88. san francisco will be beautiful tomorrow afternoon, the 70's, 73. temperatures continue to warm up into friday. saturday, biggest change you'll notice is just graphic. temperatures school off just two degrees. real cooling kicks in for the second half of the weekend. so julie and ken, hot in the bay area. fresno will be seeing 110 for saturday. >> drink lots of water. >> good tip. >> thank you, mark. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7, a labor dispute turns into a standoff of sorts. >> the people of san francisco are demanding justice. they even took to the streets. i'll tell you why some were willing to get arrested for what they believe in. >>> join us for these stories and more at

we have an organization in our community called the fresno st. that was brought together by seven african-american pastors who knew each other. this gets to the point of the epidemic. a particular family event, one of the pastors lost his grandson in an incident of violence. a similar situation as to that which the mayor described in a family gathering, rival gang members came upon the gathering and this past his grandson was lost. they were gathered for the funeral, the family was there grieving going through all the normal processes. they realize that there were running out of some ice and some help. so they sent to other grand kids down the street to the neighborhood store to get a few items of aggression store. and as both children were walking to the core stores one of them was gunned down as a result of gang violence and unintentional crossfire. some needless said this series f events sparked really what has become a community of revolution and transformation with many of the african american grandfathers' coming together saying, we cannot

around our state though, look for warm temperatures, fresno 96, 91 for sacramento. big sur with a touch of fog in the morning and then sun and 75. and san diego will be nice and mild with 79 degrees. here is a look at my accu-weather seven-day forecast. we local low will start to -- we locally will start to warm up tuesday, wednesday and then temperatures are warming close to 90 degrees. 80s around the bay. mid60s at the coast. and then the fog will return and we will start to cool down next week. don't forget mike will be here tomorrow morning at 4:30. it is not mike shumann. he is right over there. >> thank you, leigh. >> we want to thank some people who have become a part of the abc7 sleep train foster kids dream campaign. thanks to alicia o of san jose, mark h of san rafael and hannah from windsor. like us at facebook.com/abc7 news and $1 will be donated to help local foster children in need. >>> and mike shumann who is still away, some incredible video to show us. >> as promised, cliff diving from the boston harbor. are these guys in spain? you have to be able

we have an organization in our community called the fresno st. that was brought together by seven african-american pastors who knew each other. this gets to the point of the epidemic. a particular family event, one of the pastors lost his grandson in an incident of violence. a similar situation as to that which the mayor described in a family gathering, rival gang members came upon the gathering and this past his grandson was lost. they were gathered for the funeral, the family was there grieving going through all the normal processes. they realize that there were running out of some ice and some help. so they sent to other grand kids down the street to the neighborhood store to get a few items of aggression store. and as both children were walking to the core stores one of them was gunned down as a result of gang violence and unintentional crossfire. some needless said this series f events sparked really what has become a community of revolution and transformation with many of the african american grandfathers' coming together saying, we cannot

we have an organization called the fresno st. states. it was brought together by seven african-american pastors who knew each other. this gets to the point of the epidemic -- at a particular family event, one of the pastors lost his grandson in an incident of violence. a similar situation as to that which mayor mitch described. they were gathered for the funeral. the family was there. they were grieving, going through the normal processes and they realized they were running out of some ice and milk. so they sent two other grand kids down the street to the neighborhood store to get a few items. as those children were walking to the corner store, one of them was gunned down as the result of gang violence and unintentional crossfire that this particular child caught. needless to say, this series of events sparked what it's become a community revolution and transformation with many of these african-american grandfathers' coming together saying we cannot live like this anymore. i had a mother in my office whose son was going through a crimina

it is a tough to climb mountain east of fresno. he was huh louse nateing and trebling on a small ledge. his body was starting to slide and thought he was a goner. that's when he saw a half a dozen rescue crews. he tried to grab a rock and the deputy saw him starting to fall and the deputy sprinted up the mountain. the rock that was usually so slick, the deputy grabbed bishop and pushed him to a safer spot until he could be tethered and flown off the mountain. another amazing rescue. a young woman being called a hero after a feet of strength and courage that is hard to believe. he was working on his car and it fell on top of him, crushed him beneath the weight of the vehicle. that's when the 22-year-old found the strength she didn't know she had and lifted the two and a half ton car off her father. >> lifted it upright here. i just kind of threw it. i shoved my body into. it i came back and dragged him out. i started cpr. then it flashed, oh my god, i am going to lose my dad. his eyes were open and he wasn't responding to me. >> lau

it is a tough to climb mountain east of fresno. he was huh louse nateing and trebling on a small ledge. his body was starting to slide and thought he was a goner. that's when he saw a half a dozen rescue crews. he tried to grab a rock and the deputy saw him starting to fall and the deputy sprinted up the mountain. the rock that was usually so slick, the deputy grabbed bishop and pushed him to a safer spot until he could be tethered and flown off the mountain. another amazing rescue. a young woman being called a hero after a feet of strength and courage that is hard to believe. he was working on his car and it fell on top of him, crushed him beneath the weight of the vehicle. that's when the 22-year-old found the strength she didn't know she had and lifted the two and a half ton car off her father. >> lifted it upright here. i just kind of threw it. i shoved my body into. it i came back and dragged him out. i started cpr. then it flashed, oh my god, i am going to lose my dad. his eyes were open and he wasn't responding to me. >> lau

around our state though, look for warm temperatures, fresno 96, 91 for sacramento. big sur with a touch of fog in the morning and then sun and 75. and san diego will be nice and mild with 79 degrees. here is a look at my accu-weather seven-day forecast. we local low will start to -- we locally will start to warm up tuesday, wednesday and then temperatures are warming close to 90 degrees. 80s around the bay. mid60s at the coast. and then the fog will return and we will start to cool down next week. don't forget mike will be here tomorrow morning at 4:30. it is not mike shumann. he is right over there. >> thank you, leigh. >> we want to thank some people who have become a part of the abc7 sleep train foster kids dream campaign. thanks to alicia o of san jose, mark h of san rafael and hannah from windsor. like us at facebook.com/abc7 news and $1 will be donated to help local foster children in need. >>> and mike shumann who is still away, some incredible video to show us. >> as promised, cliff diving from the boston harbor. are these guys in spain? you have to be able

meanwhile across the states, a troubled this didn't fresno with a chance of a thunderstorm. the chances of thunderstorms exists from the serious to use of the day. otherwise it will be a cloudy, to partly cloudy day. it will be humid. an extended forecast is causing some extended temperatures. san mateo and also millbrae. 80 degrees in and morgan hill. 82 in pleasanton. we will start to reach the '70s around us assume bay. tonight overnight to o, will be eighties in mountain view. see you up >>> the nation's unemployment rate dropped to 8.3%. romney slum the president on those new numbers >>> the president has not kept policies at work. >>> those are our neighbors of farmers finding work abbey security that comes with a work >>> the president blames the republican congress. the sissy economic plan will create thousands of jobs. patrick will join us. big study out on romney's tax plans. this is complicated for the average person. what does this mean? >>> the tax policy center, is highly respected from all sides. the study found that this this sort of a reverse robin hood plan

it started in south west fresno. now they are moving to south east and central fresno. they are very small churches. it does not have to bea mega church. most churches are very small but as they come together, they are very impact fall and they have the relationships that are needed with that grandmothers and grandfathers and the guardians and others involved in the lives of the people we're trying to impact. >> i am getting this serious signal about -- this has been a most engaging conversation. i want to thank all of our panelists and mentioned to the mayors that it is important -- as important as boots are on the ground, we need to continue to advocate for and push for support from our federal partners. the cops program is very important. all across the united states. make sure that we have our forces heard as mayors and community leaders with regard to law-enforcement. our police department, as good as any of them are, cannot and will not be the only answer to this particular challenge. this is a community-based problem, community based solutions. some of the activi

it is a tough to climb mountain east of fresno. he was huh louse nateing and trebling on a small ledge. his body was starting to slide and thought he was a goner. that's when he saw a half a dozen rescue crews. he tried to grab a rock and the deputy saw him starting to fall and the deputy sprinted up the mountain. the rock that was usually so slick, the deputy grabbed bishop and pushed him to a safer spot until he could be tethered and flown off the mountain. another amazing rescue. a young woman being called a hero after a feet of strength and courage that is hard to believe. he was working on his car and it fell on top of him, crushed him beneath the weight of the vehicle. that's when the 22-year-old found the strength she didn't know she had and lifted the two and a half ton car off her father. >> lifted it upright here. i just kind of threw it. i shoved my body into. it i came back and dragged him out. i started cpr. then it flashed, oh my god, i am going to lose my dad. his eyes were open and he wasn't responding to me. >> lau

that translates to 110 in places like fresno. even though it's hot, we could be in fresno, mike. over to you. >> cross it off my to do list this weekend and stay out of fresno. the peninsula where this got out of the roadway. the pt cruiser and embarcadero from the northbound side and the backup kicked in because of the traffic hitting the roads, that ripple effect and it lasts much of the morning through mountain view into palo alto. slow from capital expressway up to the airport where it merges with 101. by the cameras north of 680. we look at the camera and see how it sorts out. a quick end look at the bay bridge toll plaza and backup near the bay. >>> san jose's newest card room gambling can bring the feel of las vegas into the south bay. we're live at casino matrix where dealers are busy in the pits. good morning. >> there weren't supposed to be. the soft opening wasn't supposed to be until 8:00 this morning with ribbon cutting, but word got out yesterday tlchs a private gathering for families and friends. a lot of regular customers from garden city casino came over here. he

. >> mark: one person in fresno county has died from the west nile virus. the person's age has not been released. the one in fresno county is the second person to die in california from west nile virus this year. >> darya: we will be back with more, thank you for waking up with us on the kron4 morning news. it is a bill misty out there in some cases, the fog is heavy and you may need the wipers. here at walnut creek that may not be the case the affic is very light. we will be right back. ask me what it's like when my tempur-pedic moves. [ male announcer ] why not talk to someone who owns an adjustable version of the most highly recommended bed in america? ask me about my tempur advanced ergo. goes up. goes up. ask me what it's like to get a massage anytime you want. goes down. goes down. [ male announcer ] tempur-pedic brand owners are more satisfied than owners of any traditional mattress brand. ergonomics. [ male announcer ] tempur-pedic. the most highly recommended bed in america. [ female announcer ] for more information or to find a retailer near you,

we have the fresno st. plan that was brought together by seven african-american pastors who knew each other throughout the point of the epidemic. in particular family events, one of the pastors lost his grandson in violence. the situation to that in which mayor mitch described. they were gathered for the funeral the family was there grieving and going through all of the normal processes. and they realized that they were running out of ice and milk all pray they sent to other grandkids down the street to the neighborhood store in to get a few items at the grocery store. as those children were walking to the corner store, one was gunned down. as a result of gang violence and unintentional crossfire. needless to say, this series of events sparked what has become a community revolution and transformation with many of these african-american grandfathers coming together and saying we can't wait anymore. we just can't. i had a mom in my office saying her son was going to criminal justice process and was involved i

fresno up in the 100s. there is heat out in the southwest. you put that up against a cold front and you're going to get this. the isolated storms and some of them could be severe, from missouri southwest to dallas. not quite the drought buster that we hoped for, every quarter of an inch will help. central and northern illinois get a little bit. into peoria. finally what's happening in the northeast, a very slow mover getting out of here by this weekend. look at this, boston up through maine, coastal rain showers will be heavier again today. that's the big picture for now. let's get a check a little closer to home. >>> visibility went down to less than 200 feet. i needed to show this photo from lisa, the haboob from lisa. this was south of phoenix. i had to put a double rainbow. i got such a beautiful one here from chris in orange. >> i sent her a double rainbow picture weeks ago, she won't use it. but people in the audience. great colleague, ginger zee. >> i love it, ginger. okay, thanks. >>> we're into the high holy wedding season. this morn

esta dejando aviso de inundaciones para las vegas, los Ángeles mas bien mucho calor para esta tarde, fresno con 100 grados, en el trÓpico, tenemos lluvias muy fwuuerte, una noche con mim ma de 55 grados en la tarde se despejoan los cielos. >>> dicen que la cerveza engo a engorda, pero esto puede tener unos beneficio para la salud, le vamos a explicar en breve. >>> (♪) . >>> (publicidad) las fuerzas de seguridad . >>> (♪). >>> las fuerzas de seguridad de perÚ han detenido a un mexicano, quiÉn ha sido arrestado en el aeropuerto de lima, aÚn no han determinado la procedencia del dinero falso de la valija del hombre que ha sido afsh tad. >>> los expertos estÁn hablando de los beneficios de la bebida de sabor amargo, la cerveza. >>> tenemos a "salud es vida." >>> hola amigos un tema controversial es que de las bebidas alcohÓlica y la pregunta es ¿cuÁl es la medida saludable?. >>> hoy hablamos de la cerveza. >>> el mito de que la cerveza engorda puede ser no tan importante cuando se con konz me en el caso de las mujeres 1 al dÍa y en los hombres 2, puerto ricopuerto rico. >>> pero a

about 99 in fresno. 93 in sacramento. 81 degrees today in san jose. he's been tablature it is high as 90 and livermore. 69 the san francisco with sunshine and about 75 degrees at oakland. we could things done. another vote drops into the bay area. >>> with feeling that both the actions of highway 29 are blocked by a virus.fire. but the traffic control in that area for the next hour or more. it ft and that kids use alternate routes. looking to outside. traffic is still light over the golden gate bridge. most analysts are still sitting pretty good to bad timesfive times. usually the opposite of the best indicator of how things are flowing across the bay area. >>> in the linty and is hospitalized. the victim of the shooting on the first-ever school. the high school in baltimore was evacuated yesterday. a 15 year-old student opened fire in the cafeteria. in this year's figures being teased when he opened a gun. >>> we could watch at the half and one there but in the capital and silent. everyone started running. >>> baltimore police said the situation coul

but after new will see that at sunshine the hot tub shirt in the ballast. 99 degrees in fresno. 96 in sacramento. 74 degrees and lake tahoe. 86 and campbell 84 in palo auto see a sea breeze up towards the coast line. 70 degrees in san francisco. things will start to cool down on friday. >>> we saw of road work reflected in the eastbound lanes of highway 4. no the list on bay bridge. >>> state lawmakers are going to vote friday on gov. jerry brown's pension reform plan. the plan requires new employes to pay half of the pension costs. the girls back retirement ages and pension formulas for new employees employee unions not happy. >>> what is that the government who ushered in collective bargaining in the state has taken unilateral action to bypass collective bargaining rights. >>> in legislation passed it 42 last night. >>> the issue was to be considered at yesterday's meeting but the board chairman pulled it from the agenda. >>> this comes just a couple of months before the november election which includes measured the a partial tax proposal to generate revenue for the water district.

low 100s around chico, 110 fresno, 113 palm springs. 90 in l.a. today, 79 san diego. >>> 5:49. former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords is back home in tucson this morning after surviving a mass shooting. she has spent most of her time at medical facilities in houston recovering from being shot in the head. 18 others were also shot, six fatally. it happened at a political rally outside of a supermarket in tucson, giffords has returned to her hometown several times since the shooting, not permanently, until now. >>> the presidential candidates hit the road in key battleground states today. the new romney-ryan team spreads out florida and iowa president obama kicks off his bus tour in iowa. mitt romney's selection of ryan is energizing conservatives. the ticket attracted huge crowds over the weekend. the pick is also putting ryan's budget proposal, front and center in the race. >> we know the principles that built in country and we are going to reapply those principles and get this country back on the right track. >> the president: they've tried this before, they have tried to

crews are making progress on the fire burning northeast of fresno. evacuation orders are still in effect for 40 homes near the community of tollhouse. investigators suspect that fire was started by cigarette. we are waiting for another update from pallet fire that should come very soon this morning. >> 850,000 california landowners in wild fire regions will begin getting bills for state firefighting services. the new fee can run up to $150 per year. the proposal is supported by the governor who says they should pay for more coverage but residents now plan on suing the state claiming the charge was passed illegally. if it is defined as a tax it would need to be approved by two-thirds of the lawmakers. >> today could be the day where investigators are able to get into the area were last week's refinery fire started. lisa washington is in richmond >> the u.s. chemical safety board said it was a 600 degree gasoline oil liquid that created that highly flammable vapor cloud that they say ignited creating a massive fire. federal investigators say what happe

sacramento at 94 and fresno 102. a few clouds along the shoreline, fair and cooler around the bay in and 70 degrees at 8:00 tonight. the model show local laws come into the shore they peel back we get a mostly sunny day. the temperatures will follow suit, the temperatures come down we look for readings of the degrees cooler than today. tomorrow low clouds at the shoreline during we look at the '50s 55 at fairfield. the south may 83 for santa clara. 70 at hayward. 81 at napa 89 and antioch. in san francisco 65. oakland 71. extended forecast a cooling trend for the next five or six days. next weekend, back up to the 90 degree range. will update this for you at 10:00 tonight. here is dennis >>> is move lead and updates on injured 49ers and good news the good thing about the little league world series a is double elimination. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> petaluma little leaguers to a break from signing autographs in williamsport to face tennessee who won their first game against nebraska by 11 runs. tied at 2 in the first. bra

all insurance north of fresno will see an average savings of $100 each. there are new rates going into affect december 1. if you or someone you know complained about a lack of leg room in the back seat of a vehicle this is for you. there are folks at cars.com compiled a list and among vehicles 2014 ford flex, and toyota avalon. others making the list for 2012 volkswagon passat, toyota tundra and chevy equinox. cars.com says that these are the cars to avoid if leg room is for you. and toyota cruiser made the worst leg room list. and when i buy a car, i'm going sit in the front seat. >> forget about other people. >> yes. >> thank you. >> and sandhya patel joins us now with the accu-weather forecast. >> and there is another gorgeous day. >> hurricane isaac just made land fall in southeastern louisiana. there is where you can see bands of heavy rain beginning in move in. there are into florida pan handle. and some oil rigs at 106 miles per hour. storm surge already occurring. so far over eight feet. there is a category one. tlaking northwest at eight miles pe

. >> a new wildfire east of fresno has forced the evacuation of 200 homes. it's burning on highway 168 in fresno county. that is on the way to shaver lake. this morning the fire is just 20% contained. about 400 firefighters face hot, dry conditions in steep rocky terrain. they are getting help from four air tankers and two helicopters. >>> straight ahead on the first day of republican presidential candidate mitt romney's running mate. paul ryan goes on the attack. >> and the outside lands music festival winds up today but some neighbors are not fans of the weekend long concert. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios >>. >> carolyn: this morning relief efforts are underway in iran after two strong earthquakes jolted the country yesterday morning, they struck 11 minutes apart in eastern province about 200 miles northwest of tehran. officials now say at least 250 people are dead. more than 2,000 injured. there have been several a

. >>> a woman in fresno latest confirmed death from west nile virus. she had been in the hospital several days and died of complications. that brings this year's nationwide death toll to 26, two fatal cases here in california. dallas, texas the most deaths with 11. crews in dallas launched an out-out assault against mosquitoes. trucks and planes sprayed pesticides, teams have gone door-to-door looking for abandoned pools and other places where mosquitoes can breed. >>> researchers worried about changes in the southern sea otter population. the recovery of the endangered mammals seems to have plateaued. researchers counted 2800 from san mateo county to ventura in the past year, a few dozen more than two years ago. scientists blame part of the pattie on rise of great white shark attacks on otters. >>> walnut creek officials turning to plastic bottles to help ailing fish population. 7,000 recycled bottles were used to make these 10 x 10 squares, they are floating islands kids placed hundreds of plants they were launched into a pond where they will be anch

the 138-acre fire is burning 50 miles northeast of fresno. it is currently 30% contained. it threatened 200 homes and shut down a highway on saturday. more than 500 firefighters are battling the fire. >>> a voluntary recall issued from a northern california oyster, the oysters from drake bay oyster company may have been contaminated. >>> new images are coming in from curiosity. it has never before seen images from the planet. john zarella reports. >> reporter: so much for seven minutes of terror. the engineers and scientists had pulled it off. a series of never-before attempted martian with the rover curiosity safely on the surface. immediately, it phoned home, sending back images. "look, i'm here." first, one of the wheels. one camera captured incredible picks pictures of the descent. it will be a couple weeks before all the systems are checked out and it starts to roam the countryside. the first target of interest is not march off. a spot where the top layer of sand was blown off by the decent engines. >> they send down a jet of turbulence. because mars has a less-dense

lawrence bishop found himself stranded for two days on dog tooth peak a mountain east of fresno. bishop was hurt and beginning to lose his grip. bishop thought he was about to fall to his death when half a dozen rescue crews arrived. bishop was trying to grab a rock and started sliding and that is when the deputy sprinted up the side of the mountain, grabbed bishop and pushed him into a safer spot. bishop was taken off the mountain and is expected to recover. >>> he's lucky. >> no kidding. >>> back to the future on health insurance. we'll explain, in the bloomberg business report, next. >>> new information there may have been warning signs about the alleged colorado movie theater shooter. i'm tahman bradley with details, coming up. >>> growing excitement over this weekend's mars landing. where you can see a of the rover right here in the bay area. -- [ mom ] dear chex cereal, i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done the impossible. you made gluten free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husb

heat remains in fresno with 100 degrees. look fore80 degrees in sacramento. for the a's games, numbers in the mid 60s, maybe a little muggy but more noticeable will be the cloud cover. 74 in fremont and 77 in hollister. temperatures will remain the same but were more sun and temperatures will warm up just a bit monday. more significantly toward the middle of the week. really starting out cool today. >> terry: thanks a lot. >> heading off to college? in addition to your clothes and computer, you may be thinking about a small refrigerator for your dorm room. here is michael finney with tips on choosing the right one. >> reporter: lilian is packing up to go back to college, one of the most important items with her is a mini fridge for her dorm room. >> you use it for jam or lettuce or snacks. >> they tested 19 mini fridges including one by zambie and kindore to find out which keep the food cool. ones have separate freezer compartment and then over ones that have inside. they measure the temperature. in the freezer section, testers monitored how it maintains the

takeoff from tahoe airport registered to the other than of a trucking company in fresno. an employee told a reporter the owner, his wife, daughter and two friends were flying to tahoe the ntsb is investigating. >>> the ntsb is set to hold a meeting today to determine the probable cause of last year's deadly air race in reno. september 16th, the aircraft crashed into the spectator box seating area during the races the crash killed pilot and 10 people on the ground. 60 others were injured. organizers of the reno races have established a 77 million dollar fund to be distributed to those injured or lost family members in that crash. >>> just now 6:08 on this monday morning. we are following dramatic weather news in florida, gulf coast we must check in locally. >> let's do both, mike is here. >>> here's a look at what is happening right now, area of low pressure to our north, brought breezes and cool weather yesterday, starting to pup a little farther north starting to fill a little and weaken, sea breeze slower today, high pressure coming in, going to bring sunshine inland, b

look at the hundreds through the central valley, 101 sacramento and 107 in fresno. 12:35 first pitch, need the sunscreen over the coliseum, it will be sunny and 68 and 73. at&t park, first pitch, you'll need a jacket here, 63 dropping down to 57. accu-weather seven-day forecast, here you go tomorrow, we could take another dip into the 90s inland and 60s at the coast. we drop about four to six degrees around the coast on friday and bigger drop on saturday and sunday a little bit below average with pretty much clouds at the coast. >> cheryl: a little bit of something for everybody. >>> a mill valley company is recalling more than 50,000 toy vehicles because of a possible choking hazard. green toys received reports of wheels loosening on the vehicles. the company says it's an isolated assembly problem, no reports of injuries at this point. they are sold nationwide and in some bay area stores including whole foods market. we have a link and additional details about the recall on our website at abc7news.com. >> eric: mountain view based linkedin is helping older americans out of work. it's

burning on highway 168 in fresno county. on the way to the lake a popular sierra nevada resort this morning the 138 acre wildfire is 30% contained. four hundred firefighters face hot, dry conditions in steep and rocky terrain. they are getting help from four air tankers and two helicopters. >>> straight ahead, the death toll continues to rise in iran after a pair of strongq4:m quaks jolts the country, destroying buildings and rattleing nerves. >>> his first day as mitt romney's running mate, paul hey, there's barely a line at space mountain. you there ! i am looking for someone, hair black as night, skin white as snow ! yeah, yeah, i got that ! she is at the castle. dad ! honey ! but she's on the move. disney mobile magic, on verizon. you wouldn't happen to have an apple ? find characters, access wait times for the park you're in, and enjoy premium features when you download disney mobile magic, powered by verizon. >>> this morning relief efforts underway in iran after two quakes rocked the country yesterday morning 6.4 and

crews made progress on the lanes fire northeast of fresno the fired 80 percent contained, firefighters have stopped the spread of flames but the evacuation orders still in effect for 40 homes near the community of tollhouse. 100 a. scorched for more than two days 500 firefighters battled flames in more than 100 degree heat investigators suspect the fire started by a cigarette. 850,000 california landowners in wild fire regions will get bills for the state firefighting service that newfie could range up to $150 a year, this proposal supported by gov. brown who says homeowners in fire area should pay more for coverage. residence plan to sue the state saying the charge was passed illegally by the legislature it is defined as a tax it needs to be approved by two-thirds of law makers. campaign 2012 a whirlwind weekend 4 new gop ticket the team flew to the vp candidate's home state of wisconsin. mitt romney and paul ryan defend their stance on economic and health-care policy. >>> of wisconsin crowd welcome home paul ryan for the first time since mitt romney announced his new running mate. su

and at sacramento valley 100 to fresno. 96 at ukiah 75 at yosemite. the day starts out with low clouds and burns back to the shore. a lot of sun tomorrow. a nice day really. and some spots especially within view of the golden gate low clouds tomorrow morning otherwise sunny inland. for the airports not bad part a cloudy skies high of 70 degrees. the thunderstorms at new york and denver. chicago and l.a. look good. 55 at pacifica, the pinpoint forecast for south bay sunshine tomorrow 77 at fremont, 88 @ morgan hill. east bay 85 at concord 89 at any op. plenty warm for east bay. 62 at bodega bay. five day forecast we look at mid '80s inland and next weekend things warm up back to 90 degrees. no huge change just a little bit cooler. >>> a unique celebration between oakland and japanese sister city what the two mayors did to cultivate a meaningful relationship >>> coming up next a strange day for the giants we bring in marty lurie that maybe the strike is not on the team that's coming up >>> but the giants' only play the national league west the match up

look at the numbers for northern california 94 at sacramento tomorrow in fresno will be 102. the relatively cool air will help firefighters at shasta. for future cast, the low clouds tonight now watch tomorrow morning they pulled back to the peninsula. we get a mostly sunny day. for the most part sunshine but not warm up much. out the door to more morning low clouds at the coast the bay partly sunny inland sunny skies and temperatures by 61 at 830 in the morning sfo monday partly cloudy, new york chicago saree new york and denver thunderstorms. 86 @ los angeles sunshine in the southland. 53 at napa 55 at fairfield. 74 in sunnyvale. 80 at san jose. paper 87 @ walnut creek. 62 at bodega bay. the number stay in '80s for the most part seven is around the bay 60s at the shoreline. on saturday and sunday at the numbers come back up in the 90 degree range and land. and pretty nicely, dennis o'donnell comes to mind >>> when we came home from houston this morning driving to the airport the rain was heavy and visibility 20 ft. he had have the wipers and hazard lights on >>> that is why

. >> firefighters have contained 20 percent of a brush fire northeast of fresno that was started by a cigarette tossed along the highway. the flames spread across 150 a., 200 homes were evacuated and traffic was closed on for lands of the highway as a precaution. it will be another hot day for the weather in the bay area >> the big question is how long will it last? it looks like we will have hot temperatures for a few more days. sunshine around most of the bay area, it is a little bit foggy along the coast. it is now 60 degrees in concord, 64 in livermore. 50 in santa rosa, but the temperatures will be warming. >> a good sunday morning after a very hot saturday. numbers reach more than 100, 110 at the pinnacles which is 25 mi. south of hollister. plenty warm in the bay area with 104 in livermore. another day of warm weather as the high pressure continues. we will be seen temperatures drop down a degree or two by monday and tuesday but out the door, it is cloudy along the shoreline, partly cloudy skies around the bay. some fog and low clouds will be pouring through the gate and over i

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he was on dog tooth peak east of fresno. he was hurt and hallucinating and trembling on a small ledge. he thought he was a goner when saw half a dozen rescue drews. he tried to grab ahold of a rock and a deputy looks up to see him starting to fall and the deputy sprinted up the side of the mountain that is usually so slick people fall on it. he grabbed him and pushed him back up on to a safer spot until he could be tethered and flown off the mountain. that is a very lucky man tonight. >> amazing. >>> let's get to the forecast. spencer christian is here. >> thinks looking good much like all week long. warm inland and cooler at the coast. a live view from the high definition east bay hills camera. cooler and calm conditions. the bay bridge there. san francisco in the background. fog at the coast which is pushing a little bit out towards the bay but not all the waycr a the bay yet. another view of that from live doppler 7 hd. all is calm and all is quiet here. a little bit of coastal fog. a closer look gives you a better view o

is trying to determine whether downed sick animals ended a food supply at a slaughterhouse south of fresno was shutdown yesterday after an animal rights group sent video of the company to the agriculture department. the group calling it inhuman slaughter practices. usda will determine whether it will recall the company's meat products. the slaughterhouse is cooperating with the investigation. >>> right now thousands remain out of their hopes because of massive wildfire flames from the ponderosa fire lit up the sky overnight. the lightning-sparked fire has 20,000 acres since it broke out saturday, more than double the size of last week's clearlake fires this morning it is 35% contained. seven homes destroyed. thousands are still threatened. >>> san jose jury could hear closing arguments today in the apple vs. samsung trial. they've heard three weeks of testimony. apple is accuse the company of ripping off iphone and ipad technology. samsung argues its smartphone and tablets are original and part of an industry wide evolution in technology. >>> today charter schools across california celebra

>>pam: from one person in fresno has died from the west alvira street for any one or the age of 50 is susceptible. q. is the second person to die from was not this year. >> overnight the fog will return, especially along the coastline in it to the bay shores. tomorrow afternoon temperatures will stay pretty mild cooling a couple of degrees and a few places. it's a chance of thunderstorms inland. more on that and we will take a look at your extended forecast coming up. >>pam: a republican candidate criticized for its comments on rape and abortion will stay on the campaign trail in his run for senate. not many party leaders wanted him to drop out of the race. >> todd a general least a 32nd and that suggested he did not intend to the campaign to be in its final hours. >> my mistake was in my words of them are told. i asked for your forgiveness. >> in a radio interview here from the he is still in the race. >> we are going to continue with this race. >> the call came even as top republicans urged him to drop out. >> if it is a legitimate rate, the female body has ways to shut that down. >