. >>> now the latest promise for sacramento's river front, a museum. the -- steve davidson is there with the plans. >> reporter: there are so many cool classic cars here, and this is a classic case of how to spend the money. >> the plan is to move these masterpieces into this beautiful proposed building on the same spot along the sacramento river. they also have an animal specimen to showcase. >> this will turn into the california automobile museum as well as natural museum for sacramento. >> reporter: not for from the proposed kings arena. >> maybe this area can become the next park for sacramento. >> in 1981 you remember, this is the car that marty mcfly drove into the future. now it's in the auto museum that is driving into the future that is finally in a modern design. >> reporter: sacramento's planning design commission is set to begin planning on the plans next week. if approved they could break ground next week. >>> this is a picture posted on the mayor's facebook page. as you can see he's wearing a surgical mask that's covering most of his face

for -- we cannot decide all these details in sacramento. therefore, the decisions will have to be made by local school boards. the people that are happy with this have to go partially to the local school board. we're shifting politics in california from insiders in sacramento to local communities. and there's a responsibility not just for lawmakers in sacramento but parents and communities to get after that school board and say, you got this state money. we want it here and it deserves to be here. >> so jerry brown, obviously, this is going to be his legacy, you've been working on this for 30 years. when you look at this, do you say, great, my work is done. or do you see a mountain you have to climb? what do you see this being? >> i think this is just a start. money doesn't answer all your problems. we need much better instruction, and so the future is much heavier around now, we have local control funding formula done increasing our support for teachers. raising our curriculum standards and improving the day to day classroom instruction. a

sacramento state university. we have heard there may be vacant evacuations, we will let you know the latest tonight and on the website. >> good night. 5Ñ the transplant, the hair plug, is really quite amazing. hair on your shower soap yesterday can be in your head tomorrow. how about the first transplant? did they have the guy shower, get his soap by helicopter, keep the soap alive on the soap-support system, and then eventually move it over? "we got the hairs, but we lost the zest." sometimes the body rejects the transplant... with organs. is it possible that a head could reject a hair transplant? the guy's just standing around somewhere and "bink!" it lands in someone's frozen yogurt. and you know what i walked out with? [ slurps ]

. >>> leaders plan to meet in sacramento to talk about whether or not the new span of the bay bridge will open on labor day weekend. the community is talking to lawmakers about its brief investigation as to whether they were tightened in march. but a decision could alter outcomes. >>> we have a problem in santa rosa and i want to mention we do have a look at the commute starting off on the east shore freeway and traffic is moving along relatively welcome willing up here as you drive through the area westbound 880 as you head to the mcarthur maze, no major problems there. if you drive to the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic has filled in and metering lights are on and traffic is getting slower, but it is about a 10 to 15 minute delay before you make it onto the span. they will have to take away the right bound lane out to allow entering. >>> out towards the delta, we have come back down to the extreme and it looks like we will have to settle day-to-day changes. it is a little warmer, 80s and 90s, mid-week we will cool it down, no big changes on the seven day outlook, and we have one ext

he was a victim of bullying in sacramento, california. these kinds of summits are interesting it me because i'm boots on the ground. i am in the trenches every single day and i live in sacramento so i'm at the capitol and we use the word bullying which softens the behavior. this is abuse. it is peer abuse. and our children are crying for help. and the adults who are charged with their well-being turn a blind and deaf ear to it and here's my comment. there are no consequences for failure to comply. nothing with teeth. and i have a dead child who broke under horrendous circumstances where in one of the best schools in sacramento, meraloma, breaks every record going. it is the best. and my son was perceived to be gay and the idea that you could scream out every horrendous word in front of god and everyone and no one did anything, and michael followed policy to a t tomorrow is his birthday. i should be celebrating his 21st birthday. instead, my husband and i, we mourn 4 years. we are no further along. none of our laws, they are not working. t

in 10 flights redirected to sacramento. i am getting more updates of of aircraft, boeing 777. the plane was 7 years old. and the cahow we are talking about flights being diverted to airports and in the area, oakland, sacramento, san jose. and also, los angeles and even salt lake city. you are looking at some of the aftermath. this is video courtesy of our helicopter parternship with abc 7 news. if we can take this about more time talking about, is if you can see this is the plane with out the back end. also, there is a c e zero of samsung got was on this flight. the many people are thinking about the amount of people. and the andcoo was actually supposed to be on this flight. she was also fearful and who wanted to take a minute on who she has worked with. there is so many people different involvements with this flight. so many people that have also survived. just looking at this video. you can see the back of this plane is missing that is ripped apart. hundreds of yards from here. and we are being told that a lot of these passengers have been told that no flights are going to

so just, in sum, we have sacramento's intention, ladies and gentlemen, we are waiting for the pope -- i mean the governor it -- to sign these bills. it's a very mechanical things but anything you can do to encourage the govern rr to sign the bills that deal with this issue. unfortunately they are a drop in the bucket, they don't bring seth back or your son or your daughter. we are quite aware of that and i think that's a thought that we always are going to hold in our minds because that will help influence further legislation. this is a good segue, probably, to mr. torres. we work very well with his department and he's extremely receptive and action-oriented. >> i think that's great that we have so much cooperation with departments in sacramento. that's great to her. go ahead, expand on that. >> thank you to the u.s. attorney for gathering us to the. we have come a long way but as the parents expressed so poignantly, we have so much farther to go. we can pass laws but how do they get enforced, how do they get actualized, how do we have the accountability? more than that, as tony smith

. >> desde sacramento pamela diaz tiene detalles sobre los seguros médicos. >> jasmin no tiene que atravesar los mismos retos de aquellos sin estos beneficios . >> facilitar la asistencia médica es la meta del gobierno federal. >> la asistencia económica del presidente obama continúa llegandoia california , 129 clínicas recibirán fondos para informar a personas sobre el sistema de salud obama care. >> según este administrador el monto servirá para contratar al personal que estará ayudando a informar a las personas , esta clínica recibió 35 mil dólares más con la misma finalidad. >> una familia de cuatro cuyos ingresos son 90 mil dólares , esa familia califica para pagar su seguro médico. >> hay inseguridad de como se fomentara el programa . >> ahora porque más personas están involucradas el costo de mi plan subira entre 10 y 15 por ciento . >> con el dinero adquirido se contratar 411 empleados adicionales en todo el estado. >> el proceso de inscripcion será el 1 de octubre para más información visite página de internet en pantalla o llame al número en pantalla. >> soy pa

basically he will play the landry role following landry's move to sacramento. spates, averaged ten points and five rebounds, split time with the cavs and the grizzlies and does he like what he sees in golden state. >> that is what you dream for when you are in the league. a great city like this and a great organization and great coaching and great court of guys is always a great fit. >> finally, congratulations to a young golfer. 10-year-old lucy li was the youngest player to qualify for the u.s. amateur. she shot a 5 over 75 in oakland. the usga event is august 5th. not even a teenager, 10 years old and so talented. the future is bright. >>> she is amazing. >> remarkable and belle get to watch her for -- and we will get to watch her for years to come. >> thank you. from

also includes ncd and sacramento street ncd. approval of the interim control will allow the planning commission and nakd to consider these uses on a case by case according to the neighborhood character. these will automatically sunset after 18 months and could be amended into the planning code at that point. planning department staff commented at the hearing and noted the quick nature of interim controls do not allow for a planning commission hearing. that said, this proposal has been received by the department staff and the department staff shared the supervisors concern about this area. section 145.4 currently requires active uses for market street facades for certain side streets, but not other areas that are visible from market street. the staff is working with the department to work with controls for the upper market area. the committee unanimously recommended approval to the full board and will be introduced on tuesday of this week. there's an item concerning urban agriculture. discussed a resolution to the recommendations

. >> it is the opposite way but you are right, some people come in from sacramento. we have a pretty good fog bank and 060s on the temperatures, cooler towards -- 60s on the temperatures, the fog is not going to do much by the coast, it is still going to hang and the humidity system gave us some odd temperatures and it is slightly back and the western edge will give them a little bit of a bump up but it will not if affect them, back down there, we have day-to-day changes and maybe warm to hot for others but nothing compared to what we had. a lot of #0s o . >> -- 70s and a cooler pattern comes in by mid-week, we take it into thursday, with the up am coming weekend am we -- -- into thursday and the upcoming weekend. >>> she was killed on man ticket island and john kerry is at her side. the family is not releasing anymore details but a person in close contact said she was showing symptoms consistent with a seizure and in 200-0679 she was treat -- 2009 she was diagnosed with breast cancer. >>> facebook says this is a good time to check your privacy settings. >>> pilots r

it gets close and takes the fog and filters it into the delta sacramento area. those temperatures there are cooling as well. tomorrow as we head to the weekend, this low moves on. high pressure re-establishes and temperatures pump up. we're back to low 90s and mid- 90s inland locations. so the computer model for fog tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., that's a big fog footprint. tomorrow morning, santa clara valley, maybe a little more than that. most of us will have low clouds and fog like this morning. temperatures a lot like today. 90 clear lake, 84 fairfield. these are forecast highs. 63 maybe sun comes through in the. >>> inland 84 livermore, 87 brentwood. santa clara valley low 80s. temperatures on the mild side. on the weekend they start to go up just a little bit. it is interesting when i showed this at 5:00, we showed this being stretched out and how it does impact the fire danger. fire danger is always high when it's dry in the summer. we're not talking fires last couple of days. when i come back at 10:00 we'll update the forecast and let you know when the

out of the 90s in sacramento. 9 for you and 96 yosemite. thunderstorms have ended in the mountains and back home we are looking at numbers ranging from the upper 50s coastside to 62 san francisco. 68 in oakland with 80 in concord and only 72 today in fremont. if you are headed to at&t park today, we will have the gray sky and a few peaks of sun. otherwise temperatures will be cool, breezy, low 6 tos, maybe some temperatures near 62, 63 by the late afternoon. then you notice for the seven-day outlook, very little change. in fact we cool off more so in the next day or two. then the rebounds by midweek. not much of it, though. just bringing us back toward normal thursday and friday and even into early next weekend. so need a little summer back here. >> we do. but no one will care what the weather is like at at&t park as long as the giants can, you know, get it together. >> something. >> exactly. thanks, lisa. >>> the watch abc live stream is now available in the bay area. watch abc is a new way to experience abc anytime, anywhere, whether you

temperatures feeling good in sacramento. coming out of the 90s. 89 there with 82 and mostly sunny in the sierra nevada. 96 in yosemite. 72, a cool day in los angeles. back home we are looking at numbers with the low clouds and fog keeping it cool from half moon bay. in san francisco four degrees below the average at 62. across the bay in oakland, 68 degrees. the southwest wind keeping it on the cool side. and up in the north bay, mid-70s for san rafael and napa with 75 in san jose. you have to get pretty far south into morgan hill and over into livermore to enjoy the 80s. so if you are headed to the east bay today, it's going to be a cool afternoon with some sunshine. it's going to take a little bit of time with low 60s to mid-60s today. we will look for the breezy winds to continue throughout the day tomorrow and tuesday lent of low cloud cover in the morning and staying cloudy at the beaches. wednesday we will begin to see more peaks in the sun and a little bit of a warmup around the bay. thursday, friday, saturday getting

hundreds n thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in sacramento a oakld and in new yorkity was hard to tell the difference between the demonstrators in the tourist in times square with the traffic was not interrupted. the idiocy out of hollywood is that astonishing levels of ignorance. to. >> i give zimmerman one week senior tony baxter and said i'm embarrassed to be an american. on less from the toxic joining us now former u.s. department of justice attorney under presidents bush and obama. exposing the racial agenda of the obama and justice department. with the principaleputy chief investigative counsel for the juciary committee also who has seen killed hundreds of cases serving in the sid diego -- sid diego with the appellate units we wanted thank you for being here. we heard the attorney general said there was something terribly wrong in alexian for florida that is t the ongoing investigation started one year ago your reactn? >> first of all, i would ask him what about this jury decision and does he not trust? is said they are too stupid stupid, to female or two white to ge

we're in the beautiful mountains of el dorado county today, which is just a short drive away from sacramento. andhat brings us to our first story. if you're anything like me, you've probably consumed this next produce item at let once this week. that's because it's been called america's favorite vegeble. but we like to call it a reason to get our hands dirty and meet some real potato pioneers. with their adaptability and versatility, it's wonder potatoes are a fan favorite. bad, mashed, diced, or scalloped, no matter how you slice it, from potato chips to french fries d almost anything in between, the potato has been a staple of our diet throughout history and today. and there's no denying we have a special love affair with t spuds. you know, on average, each of us will actually eat 135 pounds of potatoes a year, and in a wide variety of forms. in fact, potatoes are the leading vegetable crop in the united states, with annual total production being about 41 billion pounds. and they've been a staple ron lehr's family farm since the 1930s.his third genetion farmer grows more th 2,500 acres of

now spill lg the way inland to stockton and sacramento this morning. so we have areas of low clouds for the morning. for the afternoon, we're goat to get sunshine, except on the coast. plan on the clouds sticking around the beaches. mild temperatures inland, mostly 60s and 70s. some 80s inland, and the clouds are going to fill in perhaps before sunset, and then for monday and tuesday, a brief warm-up, low 90s, not the 100s like we saw last week. on the satellite radar view, what is interesting to point out if you're headed to the southern sierra or central sierra, there's chance of isolated thunder, misty skies perhaps the only precipitation we'll see, and notice by 5:00, the low clouds spilling back in across the san burno gap into the bay, east bay starting to fill in as early as 10:00 tonight. a sign we'll be seeing more low clouds for your commute as well. 50s and 60s from san francisco to oakland, lower 80s around the santa clara valley over to the east bay, and in the three-day forecast, a subtle brief warm-up for our inland valleys. low 90s into

the fire broke out just north of sacramento. smoke blew across helping major visible problems. patrol closed the freeway down as a precaution. >> san francisco police are investigating the robbery skb brutal attack of a woman this past weekend that was captured on surveillance camera. before we do, it's disturbing. the victim on the ground, defenseless, then wham. one attacker kicks her in the face with so much force she is knocked unconscious, makes you sick to watch. these three robbers have been arrested police are searching for the man who kicked the victim. >> lucky to have that video. it's rare to see crimes occur in the video as well as a clear suspect description and image captured. >> at tacks took place on market and dolores street after the pink saturday event. police nort calling it a hate crime and are looking for possible victims. >> a private security guard now faces double murder charges police say the suspect admitted to shooting two wing stop employees but his family claims he was defending himself. he and a friend ran into the restaurant freezer fearing two m

a grieving sacramento woman says her father just passed,, . . . visit spam.com. . >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by chase. >>> school trust tees with san mateo union high school say they will sue over a test score dispute. they decided to take legal education after the ets invalidated the advanced placement scores of 200 students. the reason? seating irregularities, whatever that is. during the test at mills high school, board member peter hanley says they are overreacting. >> when there is no evidence there was any student misconduct or evidence that there was any student cheating that went on during the test administration, we think this is just a disproportionate reaction. >> it is a big deal because some of the students could have their college acceptances revoked. others may have to start college with fewer credits. the ets has offered to readmr. the test in early august. >>> a grieving sacramento woman says her father passed away and left her his car. the payments were up-to-date, so why does the bank want it back? >> he

. >> the chp officer is on administrative leave, accused of sexual misconduct at a sacramento mall. security officers say theser pictures of the officer hurrying to his car after the alleged encounter. investigators accuse him of inappropriately touching a 22-year-old disaged man in a department store bathroom while off-duty. the security cameras caught the officer driving into the mall. >> got the car when it was coming in, got the license plate so we pretty much had an idea who the individual was the very first day. >> i just can't believe that a police officer, someone that is supposed to be protecting people, would turn around and touch someone. >> he was a a year department victim and is said to have exposed himself while assaulting his victim. >> coming up at 6:00. san francisco transformed into a hollywood set. the big budget movie shooting on city streets today. >> and the next few days could cool down even further in the bay area. coming up, leigh glaser tells us when the warm days will return. >> nfl training camp in full swing. 49ers but on the pads for the first time. >>

. >>> happening today, transit leaders plan to meet in sacramento. they will talk about whether or not the new span of the bay bridge will open on labor day weekend. they are believing lawmakers -- briefing lawmakers into whether the bolts cracked after being tight ended in -- tight ended in march. a decision is waiting. >>> -- many people are happy bart is now running at least for now. >> it will be running almost for the next month as they negotiate a new contract but we are having service right now and the service is running and it is on time. let's go and take a look at these pictures 880 westbound no major problems here and if you are driving on at procedure to the carquinez -- are driving onto the carquinez bridge, it does look like there is a lot of people on the road right now. if you are driving into the south bay into san jose, it is a nice looking drive into 101 and traffic looks good getting up into the valley with no major delays. >> thank you, sal. pretty big fog bank, west wind at 25, most locations stay cloudy, far enough east, you ca

anywhere over 25-30 is a huge sign it will be cooler all the way out to the sacramento valley today. pretty toasty down on the desert. so it will be sunny. expect for those in the fog. low clouds fog, sun, cooler. morning mist out there. a little windy at times. especially for the usual suspects. 50s and 60s and 70s and 80s. these are actually near average to slightly below. they will continue on. cooler on tuesday. leveled off on wednesday. it looks like sunshine and warmer temps return by the end of the week. >>> time now 5:09. san francisco state university expelled fraternity following the death of a pledge. peter tran died at a party back in april. just weeks ago university officials decided to expel the fraternity from campus. that is according to the examiner that also reports an investigation continues into whether students who are at the party will be punished. the university has also hired a nonprofit to raise awareness about student drinking. >>> pistachio lovers be ware. more on a recall and why some may be harmful to your health. >>> and following a deadly crash on the b

we will have 90 in sacramento and 1309 in palm springs and comfortable in los angeles and 83 and same in tahoe. leyla gulen has the traffic. >> i suggest we celebrate twitter's birthday with a bite of the twinkies. >> you go first. >> we are looking at clear conditions across the bay area and not too much construction. we will focus on this project in hayward area northbound 880. the cones are being picked up but we had several lanes blocked. in the southbound direction between davis and marina, that will be picked up by 5:00 a.m. so far, so good. over the altamont pass, we will see a buildup of congestion at 31 miles per hour up to 47 and slow-and-go in the westbound direction. the drive in san jose along 101 away from 880, it is busy this morning. >> some pistachios sold in california are under a recall warning from the treasure harvest brand could have salmonella sold in 6-ounce plastic cup and were distributed between october of 2012 and april of 2013. if you have the product, return it for a refund or throw it away. >> president obama and first lady will host former president geo

the sacramento bee reports a commission has made a preliminary decision to revoke the accreditation of the hospital. the paper reports at least three dozen patients discharged by the hospital in the past five years have been sent to san francisco on greyhound buses without any arrangements for housing or medical care. the hospital can appeal that decision. >>> all is back to normal in san mateo county at this hour, after non-emergency phone service was knocked out to most government offices. now the office of emergency services says the problem started at 7:00 this morning at the county government center. a piece of electronic equipment failed along with the back up system that was supposed to kick in. that brought service to most 7 digit county government phone numbers to a halt. technicians had all service restored by 9:30 this morning. 911 calls and emergency services were never affected. >>> the deadline for a second bart strike is now only 10 days away as the labor talks go on. august 4th is the end date for a 30 day cooling-off period that put the bart strike on hold earlier this

you can see sacramento firefighters rescuing passengers from the monorail ride. no one was hurt. >>> hand, body and baby wipes are a big problem for sewage treatment plants across the country. although they are advertised as flushable they say they don't break down the same way toilet paper does. toilet paper breaks down in 8 seconds and the wipes take 30 seconds. >> this is a classic example of the marketing industry getting ahead of performance standards. there are no performance standards for the wipes. >> they are suggesting throwing all wipes into the garbage. they say tests show flushable wipes dissolve but there are no performance standards. >>> homeowners who live in a sinking subdivision filed claims against the county, alleging their leaking water system destroyed their homes. they are seeking $5 million. the officials have 45 days to respond to the claims. >>> tonight there are growing concerns that the guava fruit flies could be damaging fruit crops. this morning crews began spraying trees trees and poles. between today and tomorrow they hope to cover

as the kings try and rebuild up in sacramento. bartoli - lisicki not exactly your dream wimbeldon matchup for the finals but that's what we've got after 23rd seeded german sabine lisicki. -lisicki & bartoli ladies semifinals at wimbledon 23rd seeded german sabine lisicki who beat serena willams in the round of 16 defeated 4th seeded agnieszka radwanska 6-4, 2-6, 9-7 lisicki into her 1st wimbledon final in the 2nd semi france's marion bartoli the 15th seed took just 62 minutes to beat belguim's kirsten flipkens 6-1, 6-2. it's bartoli's second time reaching the final. she lost to venus williams on centrecourt in 2007. bryans brothers into finals stanford's bryan brothers mike and bob advanced to the mens doubles finals with a 6-7 , 6-4, 6-3, 5-7, 6-3 wins over rohan bopanna and edouard roger-vasselin. they are going for their fourth straight major doubles title and 3rd wimbledon title as a pair he's the king of competitive eating! san jose's own. joey chestnut. .does it again at the nathan's hot dog eating contest at coney island in

cooler weather will make it to the sacramento valley. and temperatures some areas already in the uh-huh -- in the upper 60s to near 70. and there's a lot of low clouds here. tropical clouds in the sierra nevada put on a good show last night, and yesterday afternoon, 2:00 until 6:00. thunderstorms have calmed down. it looks like the next band will stay south of tahoe, there's rain in southern california. raining in palm springs. 83 degrees and some rain has been heading back toward san diego, los angeles in between bands and it's starting to get closer again. there's a lot going on down there. it wraps back around toward the san joaquin valley and not for us. and wind 50 miles per hour, and the cone or the path of that cone takes you right toward the hawaiian islands, it's expected to weaken by sunday, if it's worth noting, monday and tuesday, 50 miles per hour winds right now. 60s on some of the temps but a lot of 50s. a cooler pattern in place and that's the key. 29 gusts to 36. concord west, northwest almost for everybody. due south at

look at what's going on right now from tahoe back now almost to sacramento. el dorado hills reporting a thunderstorms in the vicinity. this may be what gives us a chance for a thunderstorms overnight. if this can hold together as it moves from east to west we may see a few thunderstorms around here. your microclimate for tomorrow for san jose. another cloudy day. another humid day. lots of atmospheric moisture. you felt it today. very humid outside. cloudy all evening long. and this air will be over top of us. what does this mean for you? rain chance is elevated. we typically don't see any rainfall in july. once every three or four years we will get a rain event and this may be the one for us this year. the high pressure moving through california tomorrow and taking it into the showers and thunderstorms into the sierra. some of that may impact us. tomorrow is our small window of opportunity. because high pressure moves in after that. sunshine all day inland. so most of us are going to get clouds and humidity out of this. slight thunderstorms chances. that uns

wants to push it up into sacramento. davis. vacaville. you get the idea. it is a big push of low clouds. delta breezes pushing inland. highs tomorrow. lots of upper 70s. mid-70s around the bay. low 80s. this low-pressure system is the culprit. as long as it sits off shore tomorrow and today, it sets us up with the same pattern. highs tomorrow 71 santa rosa. 62 stenson beach. 76 walnut creak. highs tomorrow like today for your tuesday and wednesday they click up. numbers come out of the 70s. more 80s. 90s before you know it. along the coast, cool, foggy and drizzle. you saw ited it -- saw it today. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. there is tuesday. not that warm. that is the hot spot, 82. saturday and sunday, look at wednesday, 93 on thursday. bay number on friday upper 70s. saturday and sunday temperatures continue to rise. you will notice the change after tomorrow. tomorrow is like today. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. fire is -- you know, big fire in southern california but we are not dealing with fires. >> if

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that woman lives just north of sacramento. this marks, we can tell you, the first time confirmed human cases have been in the state this year. the virus has also been detected in birds in alameda county and in mosquitos in santa clara county. coming up tonight at 11:00, the vector control will fog for mosquitos at east san jose. you can see the affected areas boarded by landdess avenue, old piedmont and bare es is a road. >>> let's take a look at the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. we're excited it's friday. >> happy friday to you. good idea when it comes to that mosquito issue, eliminate the standing water at your home. remember dusk and dawn, that's when they're out. they're always out this time of year, especially when we had the humidity going. 5:36, now taking a live look at a very interesting sky over san jose. it's not as blue as it looks here when you walk out your front door. you will notice plenty of mid-level clouds overhead. we have low cloud cover. 61 degrees, headed towards an absolutely spectacular

what many don't know is the sacramento region would sit at the confluence of the sacramento and american rivers where they converge near the bay delta, has the second highest flood risk in the united states. only new orleans is at greater risk of flooding, and we know what happened during hurricane katrina. e folsom joint dam project will protect our region from disaster. we must continue to fund these improvements, to take pressure off our overburdened levees and keep people who live and work in my region safe. a flood in sacramento would be devastating to the 1.4 million residents in our metropolitan area. the flood risk could result in closures of evacuation routes, like interstate 5 and interstate 80, a shutdown of our international airport and destruction of homes and hospitals not to mention the irreversible tragic loss of life. additionally, flooding could results in billions of dollars of damage and could take weeks or months to pump the water out of the region. another area of crucial importance that i hope this body will soon address is the sacramento-american river levee syste

rethink possible. >> meet meat eating plants took center stage in sacramento. some of the plants featured serrated edges. others have sticky leaves. a show organizer called the display of hungry flowers, quote, spectacular. one woman was searching for a venus fly trapp. 500 plants were on sale. >> hollywood came to north beach in san francisco today. check it out. this police car is part of the soonry for the new "planet of the apes" movie. drivers may face detours when the filming is taking place, and you might find less parking as the scenery and production equipment is taking up parking spaces. >> cool to see it up close like that, though. for an upclose look at the weather let's going to leigh glaser. >> leigh: live doppler 7hd, if you were at the coast today, very cool. low clouds and fog, mist and drizzle across most of the region, and you can see a wall of fog just pushing through the golden gate bridge, heading over towards oakland and parts of san francisco, now towards the embarcadero and the bay bridge, and all of this will push further inland overni

compare that to sacramento. you can drive to san francisco and you can be in the 60s or 70s or go the other direction and go up into the mountains. it may be cooler, too. >> a long drive from here, though. too long for me today. thank you, bill. >>> well, a wide range of reactions has just erupted from the world of entertainment following george zimmerman's not guilty verdict. beyonce held a moment of silence for trayvon martin at her concert in tennessee. and while most celebs expressed disappointment like miley cyrus, who tweeted "i feel sick," there were some, like larry king, who showed support for the judicial system. he tweeted, "we have a system that i believe in, the jury system. i wasn't at the scene and only one man knows. >>> and "despicable me 2" continued box office supremacy bringing in $44 million. and "grown ups 2," "pacific rim" the heat and "the lone ranger" cedar sinai medical center fired six employees for inappropriately accessing records, possibly belonging to the couple's daughter. black e

scheduled to brief law makers in sacramento. whether the contractor will finish the seismic stabilizers where bolts snapped back in march. if test data shows the other 2200 bolts are sound. scheduled to open over the labor day holiday. >>> more bay area headlines. a jury will take up debate about safety change. made changes after one sailor was killed in an accident back in may. the first time trial took place from new zealand. italy did not take part in the race and won't compete until a jury hears protest about those rule changes. >>> and budget cuts will force a fire station to close in pittsburgh today. station 87 is the latest shuttered in the contra costa fire district. response times could be longer. no layoffs are expected though. responders will come from another station. >> you can expect flight delays out of the san francisco airport to be worst than usual today. one of the run ways will remain closed so the ntsb can investigate this weekend's deadly crashed. passengers have been scrambling to find alternate plans. so

the lowest price for gasoline is in sacramento at $3.83. los angeles has the highest price at $4.04 a gallon. amazon is helping is job applications. lots of them. they are looking to hire 7,000 people in 13 states mostly at distribution centers. our closest distribution center is in tracy. amazon says 5,000 of the jobs are full-time jobs and most helping to full orders or customer service. >> parents will not reach so dopily into the wallets for back to school items with a firm saying they will spend $428 this year down from $600 last year despite most people feel more confident about the economy. parents of college kids, though, expect to spend an average of $900 this year. >> my goodness. >> we will pull off thinking about fall and we don't know if the weather will remind us of fall. >> it is hard not to thing of that with the temperatures so cool. this is how it looks from the roof this morning, the clouds are out there. there is not much fog or drizzle. we could be double digits cooler-than-average with napa 72 and redwood city 73, ten