this means at all times. whether you are driving or at a stoplight. but if you do, it will cost you! the fines reach about $70 and one point on your driver's license and if police determine that texting caused an accident, that fine jumps $110 and 3 points on your record. >> really? when you get right down to it, texting and driving is just stupid. it is begging to be in a crash. and you know, maryland has tightened up that law. beginning tomorrow, if police see you playing with your cell phone, texting, sending, reading, whatever, they can pull you over and ticket you on the spot. >> reporter: ok, so not only are there stiffer fines but stiffer penalties because this now becomes a primary offense. police officers no longer have to find a secondary or another traffic violation to stop you and say and fine you for texting. now, if they see you, they'll give you that fine. also, you can be criminally responsible. if you get into an accident and it results in a death, it can be a criminal offense now. before it was a misdemeanor but now they can hold you

at 6:01 a.m. when >> and at the > indeed reported an accident and it is located at the payson of the high-rise about when there was not much of a back up at their position of the fledging lights it is blocked by a single vehicle this could have a far reaching impact on the bay bridge. wheyour ride to the salmon mateo bridge is not slowing at all at the golden gate bridge commute in is as " one the late free. and a look at the map shows mostly grain no delays which are backrubs. bogged room we will be keeping our eye on that accident at the base of the incline on that of the bay bridge >> a man is dead after a shooting oakland motorcycle club and the latest tales from the oakland police department >> i am at the downtown and they're looking into the overnight shooting lee one man dead we have video from of the overnight it happened at oakland at the east bay dragons motorcycle club the bid was in the back in the garage area why the shooting took place some and he was shot at least once he was taken

news at 5 p.m. right after that. >>> it's beautiful outside. >> the last couple of days i just found a good park here in san francisco, plopped down and said, thank you. [ laughter ] >> thank you, lawrence. >> thank you so much. >> there you go. hey, no. it has been fantastic over the last few days, really finally getting the summer going here. looks like things are going to start to cool down a little today. right now, clear skies, 57 in concord, 54 degrees partly cloudy into oakland. 53 in pacifica. we have clouds there. santa rosa looking at half mile visibility and 50 degrees right now. by the afternoon, though, we'll see plenty of sunshine in most spots again, just some low clouds, thicker this morning and going to take longer to burn off but breaking back to the coast leaving lots of sunshine in the valley, still hot inland. 94 degrees in fairfield, 93 in livermore. about 85 and sunny very nice into san jose. 72 and sunny in oakland and 68 degrees in san francisco. we have subtropical moisture

look at our temperatures outside. 62 degrees at reagan national and 57 degrees at dulles airport. there is not a whole lot of rain associated with the clout that they will increase a little bit as we move into the late afternoon hours. it is quiet and try in annapolis, mostly sunny and beautiful conditions are expected for the morning. a few increase clouds later this evening, 73-77 degrees and nighttime lows will be in the upper 40's. tomorrow only in the upper 50's 60's. are you ready for that? >> we are powerless but we know how to prepare. >>> on route 4 and route 5 and route 50 coming out of bowie and a eventually northeast d.c., good i-95 in and out of baltimore. 66 and 95 had no accidents in virginia. >>>>> we have an important traffic alert for drivers in virginia. the last exit live from the inner loop of the ballet to interstate 66 will be closed to night. drivers will have to stay to the right to access the i-66. that exit ramp will have two lanes to accommodate all the additional traffic. vdot said is closing the ramp so crews can work and a new hot lane construction r

the dow is now at 10,913. on tuesday area whether alive look at the golden gate. some higher clouds in the forecast. when >> low cloud cover hugging the coast line. as we head into the afternoon, mild temperatures. a mixture of sunshine and cloud cover as well. 80 degrees in san jose. your current images right now are just starting to warm. temperatures in the south bay, a mid-low 60s. as we head towards the afternoon global warming to the 80s. temperatures in the '70s around the media debate. sixties in oakland, st. for the coast. in san francisco today, five degrees cooler. you might notice a bit of a cool down in san francisco. 77 in santa rosa, 84 deerfield. here is your 7 day around the bay showing as a pretty mild forecast on tap not just for today but for the remainder of the workweek. slight cooling as we had to the end of the work week. >> to the bay bridge a backup is winding down. we are not tracking any hot spots. the drive times are running 15-70 minutes for the westbound bay bridge. we have had a pretty good backup for most of the morning. the bay br

look at the california forecast at 6:42. clouds gathering along the coast. big sur at 71. l.a. 78. near 100 for chico. sacramento, fresno. 106 in palm springs. 80 in tahoe. 91 in yosemite. kristen has more news. >> thank you. generous pair of donors made a girl in alameda happy. three weeks ago someone stole an expensive walker in front of 2-year-old cambria hurst's home. she can't move well because of a genetic disorder and her dad said the walker made her feel independent. after seeing news all right of the theft including one on abc7 pair of brothers decided to take action. >> we could see engineering and equipment attached to it. we decided contact the manufacturer to see if possibly we could see what the value is. >> the value is $3,000. >> dave and his brother joel own bart enterprises in san jose and say the cost was worth it after seeing her smile. >> if you left your car moments in san francisco and came back to find it towed there may be an app for that. users would sipe up for tow alert -- sign up for tow alert and specify boundaries in the city. 160 cars are towed every

october 8th at 3:00 p.m. late angels and fleet week we will have a one hour special that is saturday at the >> >> >> where are back at 546 and there is a change in the weather that marine layer is pushing and very strong. the north bay am has reduced visibility the parisian be faulty at times no delays at a mess of all as out yet temperatures still mild this is forcing our warmer tench pictures is a look of temperatures right now and around the bay area . there cooler now than they were yesterday at this time . this is what temperatures will look like at penne ambaat 10am. the '90s will not be as warm as they were yesterday this is a look of your seven day forecasting why we goethe and 94 to 79 on sunday when warm we will keep it when that mao cool weather when that is your weather and now traffic >> at developing hotspot on the peninsula why holly street 101 southbound with an accident that is blocking a couple lanes there is the possibility of a similar we in this location would with . men this is look of y

the protest scheduled for here at the powell station at 4:30. so if your train even goes through the station, be aware there could be more disruptions tonight, although i did just speak with a bart spokesman and he said they will try to do everything to stop any of the stations from being closed. the goal of the protestors today, though, is to try to force bart's hand to get passengers allowed to ride free. this is one of a string of protests that we have seen in recent weeks since july 3 when bart police shot and killed a man at the civic center station. and then at one of the those protests, bart shut down underground cell service and that just amped up the protest after that. on august 22, police arrested 35 protestors mainly on two charges: failure to obey a peace officer and for illegally blocking a right of way. fines are between $100 and $200 for those offenses and bart said it spent a lot on the protests so far about $300,000 to deal with them a number likely to grow. so now bart's board president, bob franklin, wants to raise the fines

look at her now. it opens in 2014, they tell us it will be most advanced children's hospital in the country. and jay leno might be back for that. mayor ed lee declared this jay leno day. >> it's amazing what they have done with two concerts. they have raised $8 million with a lot more to go for the new hospital. in san francisco, don sanchez, "abc 7 news." >> i want to see that car collection. 5:44. wall street reacts to the jobs report. >> another report card for muni, if you are waiting for a bus, give yourself something to pass the time. >> and now we apologize this a story about ducks who have been injured by blowgun darts. we'll have the latest on that coming up. >> stick around. ♪ why settle for a one-note cereal? get more with honey bunches of oats. four nutritious grains come together for more taste, more texture, more healthy satisfaction. have a bowl of happy. >>> welcome back. a reminder of the high surf advisory, it's been extended until 9:00 sunday evening down around l.a. and down to s

none at all. none at all. you just can't believe the amount of rounds that were coming out of that gun. >> reporter: tonight we're learning more about the gunman eduardo sencion. he was born in mexico and had a valid u.s. passport. people who knew him said he was a nice guy. never showed any anger. >> nice guy, no drinking, no smoking, nothing. i don't see any problems for this guy. >> he's very friendly, he's a good guy. >> never any problems? >> no, never. >> reporter: sencion worked at a small market and had no criminal history. an attorney said he filed for bankruptcy two years ago. you will find more information on ktvu.com. including pictures from just after the shooting. >>> yahoo fired their ceo. >> reporter: nobody was talking inside or outside of yahoo headquarters, but the story is being carried in their own pages. yahoo long time ceo has been fired. bartz personally informed yahoo workers. in an e-mail entitled goodbye and sent out if an i pad she wrote, i am very sad to tell you that i've just bee

at&t. just $29 a month for 6 months. it feels like help is never far away. it feels like you're protected against life's little mishaps. it feels like you'll make it home. that's what it feels like to be a member. >>> volunteers looking for a missing nursing student michelle le discover a body near the sunol canyon. the alameda county medical examiner is now working to identify those remains. >> and investigators will be back on scene this morning in the area just off interstate 680. ktvu's allie rasmus is live in alameda county with what investigators are searching for. allie. >> reporter: about an hour from now we should start seeing several k-9 units with the alameda county sheriff's department arriving here. they are going to be heading up this dirt road here behind us because about 1/4 mile up this road is where this body was found in the sunol pleasnaton hills yesterday. the area where the body was found is pretty heavily wooded, brushy, but we want to show you the roads that lead up

at the coasts here. although we do have a spare the air day alert for tomorrow with slightly warmer temperatures and it looks like a warm week ahead with fall officially beginning on friday. so this late summer pattern a welcome change from our cloudy and cool summer that we've seen here. today we saw mid- to low 90s for the hot spots from the north bay to the east bay and upper 80s down around san jose. but around the peninsula, it was where we saw most of the warming today into the mid- to upper 80s for many locations, many id to upper 70s in the city today and even back.beach. clear skies -- to the beach. clear skies there with temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s at the coastline and we'll look at the high pressure system prevailing again through mid week. now this is a sinking air system and tends to be kind of stagnant. as a result, air quality taking a hit here. it will last for a couple-days keeping the fog to a minimum and confined just to the beach and elsewhere it will be mostly clear as w

dense fog at the coast and drizzle at the beaches. that's how we start the day gray early on. 50s and 60s. still, got mostly clear skies inland. hot this afternoon in the valleys. temperatures in the 90s. 70s and 80s around the bay. and 60s with that patchy fog out toward the coastline. so we'll cool things down coastside. maybe just inside the bay it will still stay hot inland as the ridge is too strong to let the cool marine air move inland. so we are going to watch the temperatures drop off over the next few days. it will take until the weekend before we cool down. hot, 100 degrees in sacramento today the with isolated thunderstorms in yosemite and 89 there. 99 fresno. 66 monterey bay. we are looking good here as we'll see plenty of sunshine inside the bay. about 84 in union city. about 88 in cupertino. 65 though some patchy fog into half moon bay. the east bay temperatures again going to be hot. plenty of 90s showing up in toward the afternoon. even 90s in the napa valley. 97 fairfield and 98 degrees in brentwood. as you get insid

at the memorial. it's a giant fountain marking the spot where thousands died that day. randall pinkston is live in lower manhattan with how the victims were honored. randall. >> reporter: good evening, ann. the annual observance of the september 11th terror attacks is always in an occasion for sadness and no less on this 10th anniversary, even as the beautiful memorial to the victims was opened. family members touched the names of their loved ones carved into the footprints where the twin towers once stood. >> and my dad. >> reporter: they took turns reading the names of the victims, 2,983, including those killed in pennsylvania, the pentagon, and in new york in 2001 and 1993. >> and my father sib of the accidentian gorky, who i never met because i was in my mom's bell. i love you, father. >> reporter: president obama and former president bush shared a moment by the found tapes and an emotional greeting for family members. there were moments of silence to mark each of the four plane crashes and the co

san ramon at the bar at happened around 2:30 p.m. the accident also caused delays the car was involved in this matchup against the bart tracks >> now we're turning our attention to whether painewebber's. >> the weekend is delivering a nicer temperatures and you can see the fog of not quite as dense this morning we're dealing with budget talks this morning as we head into the north bay area you can see just that she's not thoughpatchy fog. this is ak of your current temperatures right now mostly in the '50s and '60s it is could be a similar day with high temperatures but just about the same as yesterday this is a look of your afternoon eyes it can be 80 degrees today in antioch. temperatures may wear a lot of few degrees this is a look at your seven day forecast we are having a warming trend as we head into the weekend and then starting of the next work week we'll be back up in the '90s and now for 04 a.m. and now traffic >> no major hotspots to alert you to we do have activity in just a second i will tell you about then approached th

yesterday at this time the fog was out at the beach. not coming in over the christie field, downtown san francisco. take a look at this i showed you the golden gate bridge last night. you remember you could see it. remember i said boy look at the fog underneath that deck and that's why it's so hot. that's why we have the spare the air day. golden gate bridge is out here. the marine layer fattened out, you know what will happen tomorrow. we will see the golden gate bridge again tomorrow. air quality no spare the air day but air quality will take a bit of a hit as well. your forecast as far that fog to be around. burns off rapidly tomorrow. beautiful day for your friday. this high pressure firmly in charge could sweep the fog away from the coast tomorrow. that would allow for the coastal areas to get into the mid-60s. i think we'll see patchy fog at the coast. this is where the red flag warning comes in from the northern state and north eastern california. chance of thunderstorms. a chance it's not a slam dunk. a lot is going to happen be

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the show airs at 8 p.m. here on cbs 5. >>> on this day to remember victims of 9/11 there are also heros being honored. one of them is credited with saving nearly 3000 people at the world trade center. >> reporter: a decade ago terrorism lit its ugly bonfire on u.s. soil. we've been trying to extinguish it ever since. from the rubble has come incredible stories of rescue and survival but there's one story about one man and his life, death and legacy, one made by 9/11. a story that will be presented by the san francisco opera. >> it's about rick. about this man who i would have very much liked to and been honored to have met. >> time to head off to my work, my love. >> reporter: thomas hanson will sing the lead role of. >> this will be the next reward in the future. >> reporter: as head of the future for morgan stanley predicted the threat of terrorists flying a plane into the world trade center. because he had participated he led off of the the 2700 employees out of the south tower to safety. >> how to you po

look at the winds here. now becoming westerly, still a little west-northwest but throughout the afternoon the sea breeze is expected to strengthen ahead of the system. 58 degrees right now in napa. 54 santa rosa. 60 still in areas right around oakland. livermore at 63. 64 concord. some of us waking up a few degrees warmer than yesterday. we saw quite a warm-up yesterday, and throughout the overnight hours, with the clouds overhead managing to hold on to the heat. you can see some of the tropical moisture over parts of san joaquin valley, tapering off over our area. we even had an advisory yesterday that red flag has been allowed to expire so that is some good news. and as we moved through the afternoon, the partly cloudy skies will continue with us but they'll be coming from a different direction some take a look at the satellite and radar. the system here will continue northeast and be out of auer way. if you are traveling to the sierra, you may have thunderstorms for your afternoon. the rest of us will be

at 10:30 p.m. this is video from the other side of the building it originated on the second- floor it was a kitchen fire they put it out fairly quickly an elderly man that lives there was centered on hospital for minor injuries they thought they were done and just before 4:00 a.m. they received another call to the same address some of the embers went up the flow and attached it to the insulation over several hours and caught fire again they were able to put out that fire quickly they have spent the last two hours getting at those two apartments it won a make sure all the insulation is pulled out three apartments have been damaged and four people have been displaced >> at a day after iran's president said the uc berkeley graduates would be released that country's seditionaries system had no right of rebel they were jailed for spying and convicted of spying even though they said they were hiking and got lost the statement that it came out today is embarrassing to the president he has no direct power

a run at the upper 80s. overall pretty mild for this time of year with 70s and aches and cool around the bay right now. a strong sea breeze going pumping the cooler air into fairfield and livermore. you know the retune. low clouds and probably drizzle as well air quality for tomorrow. the santa clara valley is in the inland areas and not so much on the coast. moderate air quality levels low clouds and for tomorrow morning, we see drizzle to start the day. sunshine later on. kind of mild again and warmer out by livermore and pleasanton. in terms of widespread warming, this will take place tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. more 90s back to the forecast. lots of low clouds around san francisco. down the coast, we got late die clearing and the marine layer about 1500 feet thick this morning. likely to be the same for tomorrow morning. more low clouds for the morning. not just lake tahoe, but to the north and the south. starting to see more moisture out of the desert southwest. watch out for mountain thunder and

you can see southwest at 5. west at 3 at san jose. west at 8 at sfo. so still a slight onshore component. it's not that strong but it's there. you get a look at our low, it will move in and head back. as it does, that tropical cloudiness that affected southern california will start to increase over the sierra. we'll have to keep an eye on that to make sure it doesn't wrap back around us into the weekend. today, mostly sunny, it will be warm to hot. the higher cloudses might take a degree or two off the temperatures. there will be a huge spread between some of these highs. 98, gilroy. 89 san jose. 896 sunnyvale. 86, san mateo. 60s, 70s coast. the city could go from 63 to 73 depending upon where you are. more fog, a little cool otherren thursday. but then we could get a brief, one-day warmup on friday and we might have a lot of high clouds coming back to the sierra into the weekend. it will be cooler. >> okay. thank you, steve. >>> the stage is set for font's big republican debate in southern california. the mown questions involving the new gop front-run

at. it would be difficult to hide. search dogs were brought out to look for the boys leading to speculation that perhaps someone picked them up. we have a description of the four boys. the one considered dangerous is the 15 year-old african-american who is 6 ft. 3 in. and 300 lbs.. he is considered mentally challenged. they are searching for them off right now. >> an increase in police presence in san jose after two recent sexual assaults. it happened all of the campus near east ninth street near the campus village. another happened on september 5th around 11:00 a.m.. a woman says the issue was offered a cigarette by a man who lured her into an alley where he sexually assaulted her. >> james fletcher as an update on what we can expect this week. >> another live look from the roof camera. quite a bit of all over san francisco. sfo has it all rival delays. we will see sunshine this afternoon. a gradual cooling is in store for the remainder of the week. temperatures falling as we head toward

ng >>> at 11:24 now, live look at oakland coliseum this morning. the city is getting a little star power tonight. why? because there's buzz brad pitt and his co-stars will be in town for tonight's premiere of "money ball." it's the movie that shows -- yeah, i think so. it's a movie that shows how general manager billy bean showed how teams were built. he revolutionized the way stats are picked for the right price for the right team. >> looking forward to it. >> me, too. >> did you have a chance to see the 49ers game? >> yeah. >> they had it. it was painful for the team. took some time to check out the action. we took a look to find out what's going on. we have some footage you would like to see. doesn't know if it makes sense. see if you can figure out what we're talking about. >> dallas rallies from 10 back -- >> kendall. >> the crowd goes bananas when they kick the game-winning field goal. it was a 49er home game. >> what's going on with that? >> white and blue spotted in the crowd. last time the cowboys got to the stick was 1985. so half of dall

cal hosting presbyterian in their true home opener at at&t park. they got on the board early and often. first two touchdowns on the day and he ran for 105 yards. cal already up 21-0 in the second quarter. finds marvin jones on the post and he will do the rest. he had 7 catches, 123 yards. 28-0, bears. later in the half may nerd again to his half brother, keenan allen. he plays for 215 yards and three touchdowns. jeff went to so many fits as the head coach he's now the winningest coach in cal history. >> we play every week so it's not that we treat hims being a team with a lesser value or anything like that. we play against them and play against them every week. better stay focused. i fell we lost focus a little bit in the first half. had some mental errors but we will make a run. >> san jose withinner opener against nevada. mike ball. he will stack up 1 - 7 at the half. a shot in the arm from quarterback, matt falkner, who came off the bench. spartans would punch it in to get within three. late in the fourth, fogmner going for the gusto and the win

when big new we already looking at 90s being on the map at noontime. at 3:00 p.m. we start to see 100 degree temperatures command of the map. that is what we expect an temperatures for thetoday. our temperatures will stay and talk thursday and friday not up babad way to end f the work week when one. >> we're still looking at a good ride a around the bay area would no hotspots we are doing a bridge check starting at the bay bridge toll plaza as we approached the 6:00 a.m. our fair a lot of thought can now we're taking all look of of these may ride. the right of the will pass looks good no delays where. >> there could be fewer delays on the light rail system they're working at to replace the cable lupine the main over the years damaged cables have weakened the system with is expected to take off for months to replace >> they fill in the crater where the gas pipeline was why the spot had been kept open for investigators it is stored and 38 homes and killed eight people. >> will be talking about the changes that are being made on facebook only return ♪ one taste, and

take a look at these pictures just in from los angeles county. 400 acres burning at hillsides and flames are inching closer to homes. two are threatened now. and firefighters working the blaze from the ground and air, tankers dumping water on flames. the kous kaus is still under investigation. of course we'll continue following this one. and right now, firefighters are getting help containing a fast-moving brush fire that burned seven square miles, breaking out sunday when a small plane crashed near the town of tehachapi, killing two people. 600 firefighters are being aided by slower winds and cooler temperatures but it's slow going out there. flames are burning over steep, rugged terrain. >> and there are serious brush fires burning across the country this after the noon. no question that the biggest one is in central texas. flames stretched for 16 miles and have destroyed nearly 500 homes, this is a live look at the flames there in texas. fire officials calling this fire a monster that is still raging out of control. miya shay reports right now. >> whipped by unrelenting winds, and see

at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow ?ie. more healing for the san bruno blast victims. the crater left by the deadly pipeline gas explosion is about to be filled in. the effort that begins next week comes more than a year after the blast killed eight people. a ceremony will be held on tuesday to help the milestone in the rebuilding process. >>> a night of glitz and glamour at the emmy awards. coming up, tonight's big winners. and a new wii to window shop. -- a new way to window shop. the displays that look back at you. and at 11:30, the president's plan to cut the deficit, and why it is so controversial. >> hi, everyone. i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. we have clear skies and a little fog near the coast. today 80s and 90s. what a warm up. we will get even warmer tomorrow. we will look at the >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> a bop lar abc sitcom dominated the prime time emmy awards sweeping five comedy categories. >> modern family. the emmy voters liked "modern family" it picke

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>> not at all. and don, you've got to understand the climate in savannah when this particular heinous act happened. it was already racially tense, the community, the search for troy pitted the black community against the police in many ways, which made it a volatile situation. so i don't believe at that time there was an interest in knowing what he said to me. >> parole board meets on monday. the execution is scheduled for wednesday. make sure you stay tuned to cnn. >>> next, musician sting celebrates his 60th birthday. shannon cook sat down with him and gives us a preview. but first, a big hug and kiss, that's what troops get from family members returning from war zones. had today's making their mark, it's not people, but dogs that are making a difference. >> awe, thank you. >> i missed him a lot. this helps a lot. >> these are welcome home dogs at camp atterbury in indiana. they're specifically or specially trained to help brighten the mood of soldiers awaiting to be processed and debriefed. it pr

instead of closing at 1:51, this at 11 it closes at 8:00. >>> more bay area news tonight at 11:00, a woman accused of murdering michelle le made her first court appearance in hayward. this is video of giselle esteban who was arrested earlier this week by hayward police for murdering michelle le back on may 27th. that was the last day he she was seen. she was working at kaiser hospital when she walked to her vehicle parked in the garage. she has not been seen since. >>> the oakland school district is announcing it's getting ready for a round of school closures. 8 elementary schools may shut their doors at the end of this school year. they are burke halter kaiser lake view la sear, marshal maxwell park santa fe. officials say with fewer students enrolling they just do not need the expense of as many schools. was tonight the beginning of the end for the san francisco giants? that's later in sports. ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded

there is a look at fog at the coast. heat inland, thunderstorms scattered this afternoon z some storms could work towards the bay area. now looking at inland heat, 90 degrees in concord. 96 livermore z 93 fairfield. low 80s in parts of the north bay. 80 degrees in san jose. 61 here in san francisco. highlights are these. foggy at the coast tonight and locally over the bay. a chance of thunderstorms tonight over the weekend and fire weather concerns are elevated now. there is a red flag warning until 11:00 in the morning for a wide area. much of the sierra north bay mountains and very dry off shore winds developing. and of course, there is a risk of wildfires and then, to our south, we have fire weather watch in effect for east bay hills and diablo range and there is dry lightning possible and risk of wildfires in those areas so be on the lookout for dry conditions. and there may be lightning strikes. there is upper level low i talked about is destabilizing atmosphere, producing thunderstorms over the sierra. and this is

given you a look at what we are expecting at home. our south to southwest facing beaches, high surf once again, long periods swells mean rip currents. large shore breaks and sneaker waves a possibility for some of our beaches. santa cruz, stinson beach, big sur, in that direction. but be aware we're expecting it it through tomorrow. high tide around santa cruz 3:00 in afternoon, 6 to 9 feet or well above that in some spots. cooling at the coast. hot inland once again but we'll continue the cooling trend in through our labor day weekend. a trough will begin to strengthen off the coastline that. is increasing the marine layer this morning. we're seeing it. and the clouds will be with us, fog and drizzle through the weekend and a stronger onshore breeze meaning that sea breeze in the afternoon cooling us back a little more. your forecast here by 10, 11:00 it looks like we've got some fog just inside the bay. but most of us dealing with mostly sunny skies and for the afternoon, clearing back away from the coast as well. in some cases it l

look at the cloud cover at 5:00 this morning, mainly around the bay and coast. by about 10:00, gone. that is when i expect flight arrival delays at sfo. 50s at the coast to 90s as you head inland neighborhoods. in fact we'll have 90s in the south bay today. campbell, los gatos, everybody else in the upper 80s. 78 in millbrae. low to mid-80s for most of the peninsula. low to mid-60s along coast today. as you head into downtown south san francisco, sausalito, low to mid-70s. north bay valleys, mid to upper 80s but farther north you head, clearlake, mid 90s there. low to mid-80s most of the east bayshore. 87 in fremont. east bay valleys, upper 90s. 93 in dublin to 97 in brentwood. monterey but, 75. low 80s for everybody else. great day to be at the ballpark, first pitch, clear and mild, about 74 dropping down to 64. accu-weather seven-day forecast, we may squeeze out just a few more degrees inland and tomorrow and notice about 2-4 degrees cooler on thursday and 4 degree drop on friday and saturday and another four degree drop on sunday. >> here is danyel with traff

there were at last at this low in 1951. averaged on a 15 year fixed mortgage dropped down to 3.2% this week. that is the lowest rate ever for that loan. blackberry playbook is feeling more heat in the tabloid wars. >> the release of the amazon kindle fire adds to more competition. runs on google's and droid software. research in motion to nine reports they're halting production of its playbook -- research in the are notrting their halti halting production even though sales have been slow. investors are getting a key report on consumer spending. that makes up the biggest part of the overall economy in the u.s. the dow an esp for moving higher yesterday -- the dow and s&p were higher yesterday. there's a career fair scheduled for today near b.w.i. airport at the doubletree hotel and hosted by a group called national career fields. york life insurance and best buy mobil are scheduled to be there. bring resonates and dress for success --bring resumes and dress for success. i'm jane king. >> people are coming up with excuses to

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that meeting is being held at 6:00 this wednesday at the eco center at parents had park. finally, a bit of press on this. we just want to make a special effort to recognize the passing of one of our former and a long serving members of the port, mr. eugene gartland. he first served as a port commissioner from 1972 through 1974. you then became an executive director. unfortunately, he passed away this past july 23 after a very long illness. he is survived by two daughters and four grandchildren, and numerous friends throughout the city. at his request, a very small funeral. you may know that he was appointed by mayor dianne feinstein. at the time, he was a maritime attorney and was the senior partner at a law firm. he was then general counsel for a major maritime organization. during his tenure as the port director and at the commission, he did a lot of amazing things. first and foremost was the purchase of the bethlehem shipyard, which is now our longest serving west coast shipyard, which we are extraordinarily proud of. by doing this, he was able to ensure we had a thriv

lighting like at this gas station here at west grand and market. no longer on the streets of oakland, more places, see the lighting here, you can see, but it's still a little bit dark and that's what has led to a problem out here. there is a local minister who wants to get an exemption from the law. he says there is too much crime and people can be identified here but not as well. the man who runs the church down here in west oakland at grand avenue and market wants the exception from the law, one reason is the increase in crime. an example a 25% increase in homicides this year over last so far. there are other reasons for the increase. the bad economy is just one, we are getting started this morning, we will try to speak with the minister about what his problem is at west grand and market in oakland. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the u.s. mexico border in southern california is fully back open now, that's following a shooting in involving border patrol officers. it happened yesterday afternoon during a confrontation with a man who was ques

at -- grapes are still being destemmed at sunset vineyards. this activity at this winery is about to explode. >> the next three days we'll be doing processing between 30 and 40-tons each day. >> reporter: wet weather in june ruined some crops so over all production could be down 15% from last year. but just about everyone says the quality this year will be very good. >> this year is actually better than 2010. we didn't have the heat strike and the other little complications. this is looking great. >> reporter: it'll be a while before these grapes end up in a bottle like this. but when it does and it ends up in a shelf near you, many people are saying 2011 is going to be a good year. >>> when an immigrant family from the philippines arrived in san francisco there was a new addition to the family with an incredible story to tell. ala alamio gave birth to a boy on the flight last night. today she's in a hospital. she said she wasn't due for the next 10 days and was cleared to fly. but four hours after take off she went into labor. little kevin ra

it was already at $76 billion at the end of june. more cash than the federal government had. >> newly released documents google screened motorola mobility by $3 billion. they offered $30 a share for the company. it raised it's offer by 33% to seal the deal. it underscores how much the deal means to google and quest for motorola's quest portfolio. >> some of the kids toys pay go to iconic status. they will be selected new toys, among the 12 finalists. rubik's cube. and star war action figures, and twisters and simon and hot wheels. rounding out the list. radio controlled cars and dollhouse dolls and pogo stick. >> and they are trying to get their hands on remarkable offer. too many people got on the site. high end italian designer made a low cost designs for target. it includes $30 for dresses and it's only available for october 22 and hence the mad dash. >> shame on you. can you believe it. >> you are going on today. >> absolutely. >> sweaters. we're needing that, first taste of fall. >> people get to wear something different. >>. [

at 7:00 p.m., now awaiting word from the supreme court. in terms of how people are interacting with the news there, how has information been reaching the crowds out there tonight? information about the delay and troy davis' status? how are people hearing about things and is it a prayerful and quiet response, a boisterous response when new information reaches the groups? >> reporter: we've been hearing chants then cheers then just lulls and real long periods of silence. a lot of people right now are relyi ining on their blackberri and whatever device they can connect to the internet. i spoke to amnesty international folks. she's been getting texts and people giving her updates in that manner. this is almost instantaneous. the one thing she does kind of hammer home is that none of this is confirmed at this point so when something hits the internet, some people may want to run with it. there hasn't been an official word right now of whether this is going to be delayed, stayed, so on and so forth. so

that's coming up on cbs5 news at 6:30. all right, that's it for eyewitness news at 5:30. we'll see you back here in here an hour and then at 10:00 and 11:00. until then, we're on at cbssf.com. have a great night. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] >> mitchell: tonight, a new white house plan for taxing millionaires. president obama unveils it tomorrow. tonight whit johnson previews the debate. as the investigation begins into the airshow crash that killed nine people, karen brown has one survivor's story. >> i thought i was

at 8:00 when the nation is noong to look at them. of all the republican candidates since the tea party debate, the so-called tea party queen michele bachmann probably has the most at stake. it wasn't long ago that bachmann was a gop favorite. she started raising republican eyebrows after that strong debate performance last summer. and then a victory in the iowa straw poll a few weeks bag. but all that was before rick perry got in the game. since perry, another favorite tea party has grabbed the spotlight. the question in a lot of people's minds is michele who? a lot of people thought michele bachmann was too restrained during last week's debate which was mostly between perry and mitt romney. partially because of the people moderating the thing. and she has not been able to capitalize on winning the straw poll. she gets a merely 4%. way behind rick perry who gets 30% but also behind others who poll in double digits. people like romney, ron paul and sarah palin who is not even a candidate. yet. so look for tonight to be a do or die mom

oakland police are at the scene of a shooting at a motorcycle club. the victim was shot outside the east bay dragons motorcycle club. we don't know if the victim was a club member or not, how badly he was wounded. this does follow last friday's shooting death of the president of the hells angels san jose chapter. he was killed in sparks, nevada. >>> as many as 16 people are now dead from eating listeria-tainted cantaloupe making it the leadliest outbreak in a decade. salmonella and e-coli generally caused more illnesses, but listeria is more deadly. and typically sickens the elderly, pregnant women and those with compromised immune systems. illnesses are reported in 18 states including california. this outbreak has been traced to farms in colorado which we called the taint tainted -- which recalled the tainted cantaloupes. >>> michael jackson's personal physician went on trial. the question, what role, if any, did conrad murray play in michael jackson's death? diana followed every dramatic moment today. >> no. >> the first witness to take the stand, c

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by violence at a younger age -- youth are being impacted by violence at a younger age. a couple of things that i mentioned before, really defining some of our strategies. in that work, what hope to dubai of the dividing our strategy is is to look at defining our activities that we are funding and looking at outcomes that support our overall work. figuring out, telling the story of what do we get for the money -- what do we produce for the money that we allocate for services? in that effort, we have redefined some of the strategy is like case management as an actual activity versus a strategy, so that it is clear in terms of what products we would like to see. finally, we have included gender responsive services throughout the spectrum. we see gender responsive services as an important component in all areas. it is a service that should target the entire population. not only a specific cohort. in past years, we passed gender specific services on the juvenile population. this time, we will focus on the three target populations. in a nutshell, these are the three major cha