we are seeing patchy fog off the coastline. here is the latest up towards the beach. see it good there. folks walking toward the beach but just off the coast. patchy fog not likely to pay a visit around the coastline. looks like yeah, high pressure going to squash that marine layer and it will be hot in spots again your average temperature, 87 degrees concord, 79 san jose, 84 santa rosa and 72 scan francisco. look what happens around the bay area. a hot one outside 90s all around tomorrow ann, the possibility of triple digit temperatures just where, talk about that coming up. all right thank you. well, a coast to coast call to action today, a hundred people marched across the golden gate bridge to show support for same-sex marriage. julie watts on the message they hope to send. we are doing great we are doing fantastic it is a beautiful day to march the golden gate bridge coast to coast with new york city. reporter: and with that the san francisco chapter of marriage
workweek. when does the cooldown begin? i ll let you know with your seven-day forecast coming up. thank you. well, as she just said, the calendar says summer is over but mother nature seems to be ignoring it. our anne makovec joins us now from walnut creek to explain that pg&e is urging conservation this morning. good morning, anne. reporter: good morning. here in downtown walnut creek, it is hanging around the lower 60s. you can see from this live time and temperature behind me. it s going to get up to 102 here in walnut creek. that creates two issues. number one, it s a spare the air day and the possibility of power outages so many people are running their air- conditioning it could lead to overload. that s what happened in castro valley this weekend. more than 30,000 pg&e customers lost power for almost three hours on saturday night. pg&e says it was a heat-related equipment failure issue. the mere thought of not having ac can have us sweating. but this may make th
this monday morning, september 27th, 2010. we ll get to know those people. good morning. i m harry smith. they are out early this monday morning. good morning. i m maggie rodriguez. your 14-year-old step daughter does something with her boyfriend you don t want her to do so you pretend to arrest the young man. as seen in this video. this is not end well and we ll have that story for you in a little bit. we begin at 7:00 this monday morning with major flooding in the midwest. residents are bracing for the worst this morning as the threat of flash floods still remains very high. cbs news correspondent cynthia bauers is in portage, wisconsin. good morning, cindy. reporter: good morning, maggie. the levee behind me is part of a series of dikes built mostly out of sand in the 1890s. sunday a portion began to give way as the historic town of portage experiences its highest river level since 1938. here in portage, the wisconsin river reached 20 1/2 feet sunday, even higher
reporter: only then. the condemned man is albert green woofed brown. he was sentenced to death in 1982 for the rape and murder of a 15-year-old riverside, california, girl. this morning attorneys speaking for brown will ask a marin superior court to stay the execution. they say changes to the lethal injection protocol are minor and that the judge that allowed it to go forward doesn t respond correctly or allow public commentment yesterday he missed a deadline to choose between a one drug execution and a three drug execution. the judge s ruling today really gives albert brown a hobson s choice, which is no choice at all. judge fogel is saying albert brown must either give up his rights under the federal constitution or his rights under state law. it is completely unfair. the 9th circuit court of appeal will look at several of the issues including the judge s ruling itself. the judge, who said there are several significant issues he didn t have time to really examine, t
we ll show you when the forecast should take a cooler turn. and the pilot being called a hero after this emergency landing. it was all caught on tape. the news starts right now. good evening. i m diane dwyer. in case you haven t noticed or been outside, it is hot. and there is no relief tomorrow either. meteorologist craig herrera is here with a look for us. tomorrow we have the hottest day in store for us. right now there is plenty of heat out there. we re still dealing with 60s and 70s, especially across the south end of the bay. today we reached lots of 90s. notice the clough cover. it is all headed toward canada. nothing over the western half of the u.s. in fact, we re going to see a lot of that red on the map tomorrow as the temperatures come back up. also, it is the thi spare the air day tomorrow. the orange you see for the santa clara valley that is where the air quality will be considered. unhealthful for sensitive t groups. those with respiratory preposterous p