allegation. we don't know that for a fact we have checked every donation that we have. we do not know of any individual that didn't legitimately give to our campaign and that we did uncover we returned them so that, um, they were clean. >> reporter: do you recall a meeting on front street with these individuals? >> i recall fundraisers. i recall a lot of meetings, a lot of people three years ago. i do not recall any specific, um, meetings of folks -- meeting speak one thing. doing something that is inappropriate is a completely different -- and we have always been very thorough that -- >> have the feds ever subsequently contacted you or your campaign? >> no. we have been pro-active trying to say is there something here that we should be paying attention to? it's been silent. >> reporter: the fbi did try. according to their own filings they set up an operation aimed at the ed lee campaign. >> and what did they find? nothing. i'm not bothered by the fact that people come after me. being a public figure, um, anybody is free to do anything. what i have to do is make sure i hold myself and my team and my staff accountable to comply with all the laws to make sure that we're conducting the city's business in the right way. >> reporter: now, a couple of follow-up points that we have been investigating. one, neither the feds nor anybody else has come up with proof that mayor lee did any favors for anyone in return for campaign cash. there's even a question about whether the money got into his campaign. which leads to a third question: were those ed lee supporters who were supposedly promising access to the mayor actually scamming the fbi and keeping the money? at san francisco city hall, phil matier, kpix 5. >> as for raymond "shrimp boy" chow, his federal trial on racketeering charges is supposed to begin in october. a bay area tragedy raising new questions about so-called ghost guns. mail order gun parts that people can assemble at home. kpix 5's cate caugiran on the weapons that are impossible to trace. >> reporter: ken, they are also relatively easy to make as you said. you can't track them. there's no serial number or registration and no problem in the eyes of the law. well, at least in this case. 21-year-old scott shot and killed 19-year-old clare orton before killing himself. he built both guns used in the incident after ordering parts from the internet. anyone can order an unfinished part of a gun with the right pattern and the right tools, you can make a firearm untraceable. and if you don't have a record it's legal. >> if someone chooses to manufacture a firearm we have to remember it's lawful. the ones that we're concerned are the individuals trying to circumvent that background check. >> it's scary in the sense that if we find a gun like this we can't track it back. >> this is an ak type rifle recovered at that location. >> reporter: atf couldn't trace this firearm. it was homemade. >> this is the loafer receiver area. no mark -- lower receiver area with no markings. >> reporter: a bill was defeated that would require these people who make these guns to register them. but with so many websites selling gun parts and how to videos would it be enough to save lives? walnut creek police are not releasing the photos of the guns used in in this case but this is the first they have heard of it here. in walnut creek cate caugiran, kpix 5. a suspected serial arsonist believed responsible for more than 30 fires is under arrest tonight. investigators say fires were set in eight east bay cities most of them along highway 4, 24 and marsh creek road. kpix 5's da lin with how the drought added to the urgency to catch this firebug. da. >> reporter: yeah, veronica. investigators don't say they -- say they don't know what motivated the suspect to set those fires. they say the biggest fire was about 40 acres. they arrested 29-year-old james wilson at his bay point home this morning. they have been watching him since april. in the last four months they believe he started at least 30 fires in contra costa county, the most recent earlier this week. investigators say here's one that wilson started on july 20th. a grass fire burning next to highway 4 in bay point. they also connected him to another fire in lafayette on july 28. it was burning on a hillside next to highway 24. fire investigators say wilson first started fires in his hometown of bay point then moved to brentwood, pittsburg, concord, walnut creek and other nearby cities. > we are in a drought and there are other fires around and any fire that's started by an arsonist takes resources away from other fires that might have other threats. >> reporter: investigators say no one was hurt and no homes were damaged in the 30 or so fires. but they worry it was only a matter of time before things would escalate. they believe wilson could be connected to even more fires. for now he is only facing eight counts but more arson charges are likely according to fire investigators. his bail right now is set at $1 million. live in concord, i'm da lin, kpix 5. more warm dry weather is causing a whole lot of headaches for crews monitoring the "rocky fire" in lake county. low humidity could mean increased fire activity and so far it's destroyed over 39 homes covered more than 68,000 acres, steep rugged terrain in the area is not helping firefighters. andria borba is in lake county with the latest for us. >> reporter: this fire is dangerous. it's moved in all directions at once which is basically the opposite of what the fire textbook teaches you will happen out here and they say -- firefighters say that this fire could in fact get worse with the help of the weather today. >> and then a couple of water tenders. >> reporter: this is what hoping for the best preparing for the worst looks and sounds like. >> and probably strike with hand crews and dozer. >> reporter: outside the spring valley pantry firefighters from long beach and orange county are figuring out how to protect hundreds of homes if the "rocky fire" explodes again in the afternoon heat. >> today's kind of a pivotal day for us. we definitely had lower humidity last night but all that humidity has since gone and so it's just as dry as it was three days ago. >> reporter: spring valley is north of highway 20. brenda has been packed and ready to go for days. >> i even had food to go. so i figured i would have a way to make sandwiches and stuff for myself. >> reporter: across highway 20 and on the fireline the goal is singular, put the fire out and get life back to normal through any means necessary. as firefighters move out, pg&e is moving in to get utilities running again. helicopters are continuing nonstop batter drops from the sky. left behind, firefighters working 24-hour shifts are stopping small still smoldering embers from getting picked up in the afternoon wind and taking a ride and burning more. as the hours go by, homeowners are weary. >> i'm ready, i'm ready for no more fire. >> reporter: now, firefighters hope that yesterday's weather with a bit of rain and that very high humidity from the marine layer that came in was enough to make this fire lay down promptly. they are hoping that this fire does not torch this afternoon. thus far it has not. they are hoping that help yesterday was enough to make this thing stick. live in lake county, andria borba, kpix 5. a palo alto grocery store closed but they are not letting developers off the hook. kpix 5's john ramos gives us the story of a community that wants its produce within reach. >> reporter: the edgewood shopping center off 101 in palo alto used to be anchored by a small supermarket. but suddenly in march the place closed. it hasn't been good for business at the nail salon next door. have they said what they are doing to try to get a store in there? >> no. we have not heard anything about that. >> reporter: that's anger some business owners and homeowners in the nearby neighborhood. they say the owner of the center a property development greenp group called sand hill has a special obligation to keep a grocery store operating at this site. it seems the company was only allowed to build these multi- million dollar condos on the back side of the property by signing a planned community or pc agreement with the city. >> can they keep selling because one of the things in the pc is that there would be a supermarket so they could build their homes and sell them and three no, sir supermarket. >> reporter: lenore joined some other neighbors in an angry letter to the city urging it to stop sand hill from sellingmy more condos until a grocery store is reopened. as a result, the city has reminded sand hill of its power to impose a $500 a day fine if the pc agreement is not met. in fact, sand hill says they have approached 40 different grocery operators to see if they will come in all with no luck. they say it's not easy to find a replacement vendor within four months time and that the threats and age gri letters are not helping. but the neighbors feel it's necessary to keep sand hill and the city from ignoring the problem. >> i don't want sand hill to just make the money with us being inconvenienced and they get what they want and don't have to bother and go on to all the other projects. >> reporter: and they apparently feel $500 a day would be a good incentive to stay interested in finding a new grocer. in palo alto, john ramos, kpix 5. >> the city says so far there is no deadline set for sand how to get the store reopened. they say they usually give property owners six months before doing that. they cleaned it up only to find it filthy again. what has crews struggling to keep up with the trash on san francisco streets. >> wave good bay to her life as a beauty queen -- waving good- bye to her life as a beauty queen. she is going into the military. >> plus an injection that could potentially save the planet. what silicon valley scientists want to do to the clouds to chill out global warming. >> speaking of clouds, beautiful day today but they were on the increase working their way up from the south. great time lapse from the exploratorium 4 hours weather history there. those clouds are going to get thicker. some of them are going to yield rainfall before the end of the female announcer: right now at sleep train get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. a veteran pittsburg police officer survived an ambush by a murder suspect. that confrontation happened at 12th and harbor just before noon today. the officer was chasing the suspect on foot. investigators say that man hid around a corner waiting for the officer and when he came into view the suspect opened fire. the officer fired back striking the suspect. both were injured. but both will be okay. the suspect is tonight under arrest. litter is lining more and more streets in san francisco and in a city known for sensational views it's hard not to point fingers about why the garbling is piling up. new at 6:00, mike sugerman reports on who is throwing the garbage on the street. >> reporter: if there was ever job security, welcome back to working to clean the streets of san francisco. >> never ending job. >> reporter: city crews work 24/7 but it doesn't always work. >> kind of like playing whack a mole. they clean it up and then two days later the same place is filthy again. >> reporter: a recent survey said clean livable streets were san franciscans top priority. it's not working out that way. you have been here for 40 years. >> just about. >> reporter: you ever seen the streets dirtier in san francisco? >> no, i have not. >> reporter: it's stunky, ugly. >> they have to get rid of this junk. it's dangerous. then there's the logo of life in the city. broken glass from somebody's car window. >> the amount of trash that's generated every day is amazing. >> reporter: but more now? >> more now. >> reporter: rick owns manages apartment buildings and sees this all time needles left behind. >> the homeless people make garbage. they just do. i mean, that's just one of the things they do. >> when i get up in the morning, the streets are clean. by the afternoon they are in the evenings, i don't know. >> reporter: mindy is with the city's public works department. she says her people are out on a constant basis cleaning and responding to complaints but it's hard to keep up. >> we have special projects, we are doing the alleys, we are doing residential neighborhoods. we do commercial neighborhoods. we are very responsive. >> reporter: they collect over 7 tons of trash a day and another $3 million is expected to be budgeted for 18 new workers. like we said there's great job security in trying to keep san francisco streets clean. in san francisco, mike sugerman, kpix 5. chopper 5 what is over athey are ton about an hour ago where hillary clinton is in town for fundraisers. her first stop the home of a former facebook executive. the backyard is ready to go. tables are set for what looks like an informal reception. tomorrow clinton will attend an event hosted by san francisco mayor ed lee. afterwards, the democratic presidential candidate will raise campaign cash in los angeles. she will not be making any public appearances. the first debate for republican presidential candidates is tomorrow. and california governor brown has a question for the candidates. in a letter he asks, what is your plan to deal with the threat of climate change? tomorrow's prime time debate will feature so candidates, trump trump, 10 candidates all taking the stage. the remaining candidates will debate earlier in the evening. silicon valley scientists are working on a potential tool in the battle against climate change. only on "5" kiet do shows us how something called cloud brightening could combat global warming. >> you want to put the light on it?! >> reporter: silicon valley research lab scientists are working on what might be considered the option of last resort. >> it's an insurance policy. >> reporter: it's called the marine cloud brightening project. the goal, fight global warming by making clouds over the ocean thicken and brighter so they reflect more sunlight and cool the planet. the team has reached a milestone with this high pressure nozzle. this is basically saltwater. the salinity that comes out of the ocean. it may look like some normal water spray but it took the scientists a year to come up with the exact rate and flow and the pressure so that the water droplets come out to just the perfect size. would you go as far as to call it a success? >> a partial success. so what you see is very small crystals of salt. >> reporter: the particles are so small to see them you have to use a laser. once the nozzle is fine-tuned the plan is to use a barge to shoot the salt particles into the sky and see what happens. the researchers say you can already see the concept at work. these satellite images show ship tracks from vessels crisscrossing the ocean, spewing exhaust that turns into clouds that last up to a week. the project needs several more years and millions of dollars in funding. but in 2012, the national academy of science wrote, the seriousness of the consequences of global warming merits research into the possibility of using cloud brightening for climate engineering. robert wood one of the top atmospheric scientists in the world said we owe it to future generations to study it now. >> i don't think this should be a solution. but i think it's appropriate at least to do the research to find out more about it. >> reporter: these scientists say the real solution to climate change is a reduction in greenhouse gases not cloud brightening. that being said, they hope to do some land based proof of concept testing by next year and if funding comes in they hope to do some testing on ships at sea by 2018 or 2019. in sunnyvale, kiet do, kpix 5. >> i can only imagine what conspiracy theorists are saying about this project. >> right. >> don't send me your email. [ laughter ] >> send him your email. [ laughter ] >> don't send me your email. it's just another thing. there's one concern with it which is scale. if it works, you have one ship the pacific ocean is big. its scale is the problem when you're talking about trying to impact the weather in any positive way. weather is big. thank goodness. i like the weather. weather being big is a good thing at least in this corner of the studio. let's talk about the weather for today and beyond. cloud cover is returning but not at the golden gate. look at that fog-free beautiful view. it's a nice drive home across the golden gate. perhaps the most famous bridge on planet earth right here. livermore 92. san francisco 70s. oakland 78. san jose 79. splash-and-dash this time tomorrow in cupertino. weather should be partly to mostly cloudy rain-free but rain moves in toward cupertino by tomorrow night. and partly cloudy for outside lands. tens of thousands of folks in san francisco for that golden gate park. it should be a pleasant weekend with afternoon temperatures in the 60s. changes beginning tomorrow. we turn cloudier and a few thunderstorms up towards tahoe in the north sierra. redding 100. monterey 74 degrees. brilliant sunshine yesterday now clouds coming back and they are being brought by this area of low pressure. that guy will give us a bona fide rain chance late thursday night into friday morning. it's not going to amount to much but we don't get much this time of year. as this low swings by from midnight tomorrow night through 8:00 or 9:00 in the morning on friday in the heart of the friday morning commute maybe slippery out there because of light rainfall coming down but the bigger concern the huge concern would be the opportunity or chance for dry lightning strikes. lightning without the rainfall in the north bay mountains. already a critical situation up there. we'll have to closely watch the possibility of new fire starts on friday morning. showers friday morning. weekend look nice. warm but not hot next week. yet another summertime rain chance. >> good. >> thank you. still ahead they are known for swarming stores grabbing merchandise and taking off quickly. where this bay area band of thieves has hit this time. >> plus, the bay area beauty queen's reign is about to be cut short but it's not because of some scandal. she is about to report for boot my name is chris hughes and i am a certified arborist for pg&e. i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes and underground infrastructure. at pg&e wherever we work we work hard to protect the environment. getting the job done safely so we can keep the lights on for everybody. because i live here i have a deeper connection to the community. and i want to see the community grow and thrive. every year we work with cities and schools to plant trees in our communities. the environment is there for my kids and future generations. together, we're building a better california. from beautiful queen to boot camp, a bay area pageant girl is about to get a huge change of scenery. [ laughter ] >> new at 6:00 joe vazquez with the reigning miss on the verge of becoming a marine. >> what's your name? >> reporter: at the sonoma county fair, the woman with the princess wave -- >> hi! >> reporter: -- also happens to have raised the third place pig. she also played football the only girl on her high school team. >> i think a lot of people think i'm a little crazy and may not be the case. it's who i am. >> reporter: 17-year-old atina cane is also the -- athena cane is also the reigning miss sonoma county but her tenure will be cut short because in just a few days she will report for duty to the united states marine corps boot camp in south carolina. she signed the marine paperwork a couple of months before winning the beauty crown in march. >> i definitely think i'm breaking a pageant stereotype. a lot of people think they are pretty little models or they sing or want to be designers. i wanted to prove that i could walk around with a crown on my head and be a normal person be a patriot and be in the military. >> reporter: starting in the marines on monday. >> wow! >> good luck, "semper fi," you'll do great. there's been support. >> reporter: she loves the challenge. none of it was a surprise to anyone who knows her. no, what shock her family was that she participated in a pageant in the first place. >> it was the pageant that surprised them because football and marines was expected of me. i always had that kind of outgoing that kind of wanting the challenge. >> reporter: brittney will report to booted camp on monday. and while women marines are not yet allowed in front line infantry battalions, she says she realize that is could change and that any assignment during a war is dangerous. >> awesome. thank you. >> reporter: but she says, she is up for the challenge. "semper fi," in santa rosa, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> can't wait. >> great. >> we'll keep up on her for sure. coming up in the next half- hour a record drug bust at sea. >> crews rush these homemade subs. happy anniversary to me it's safeway's anniversary... happy anniversary to me but you're the one who's gonna save some serious money. happy anniversary to me right now with your club card usda choice ribeye steak is $7.99 a pound 32-ounce gatorade is 69 cents and select quaker cereal is $1.49 happy anniversary to me. safeway's huge anniversary sale! it's just better. our top stories tonight a suspected serial arsonist is under aross in the east bay. james williams wilson is accused of setting more than 30 fires in contra costa county alone since april. he is under arrest in the east bay. most of them occurred on 4, 24 and marsh creek road. a murder suspect chased a cop and the armed suspect hid around a blind corner and shot at an officer when he came into view. the veteran officer was hit in the leg returned fire striking the suspects. that man has been arrested. ed lee doesn't have any information he says about an fbi agent trying to donate money to his campaign. the claim comes from lawyers for raymond "shrimp boy" chow. chow is facing racketeering charges in a corruption scandal that took down leland yee. the mayor says he and his team work hard to follow all election laws. we are getting an up-close look at the coast guard's biggest cocaine bust in history. >> the cameras were rolling as they boarded a narco sub loaded with drugs. allen martin reports. >> we are getting a rare look inside one of these drug smuggling subs and what happened when it was boarded. when the coast guard approached them the four men on the sub were quick to give up. officer is opened it up and inside bales of cocaine. 16,000 pounds of it. worth about $180 million. the coast guard says it is a high risk operation but it's taking place hundreds of miles off the coast of central america. >> you board a vessel you're not sure of the integrity of the vessel. you're not sure what's going to come out of the hatch. so they have to be ready and prepared for anything. >> the drug subs are more common most of them designed tow sit at the water line although we're told a few actually do go completely under water. the coast guard says it's captured at least 25 of these vessels over the last 10 years. it's estimated 80% of the drugs smuggled into the united states every year come by sea. the so-called narco subs account for about 30% of that. >> wow. >> yeah. these things are rickety at best. >> they look it. >> thank you. the rainbow crew has struck again. this time, stealing thousands of dollars of beauty products. it happened yesterday morning at a store in san francisco. nine people took perfume and other goods. in 75 seconds, $11,000 of beauty goods were gone. a similar robbery took place at another store in january where a crew took thousands in designer brands before rushing for the front door. a man who pepper sprayed the audience at a movie theater near nashville today was armed with a hatchet and pellet gun. he exchanged fire with police as he tried escape out the back door. theater. he was shot to death by the s.w.a.t. team. eight people were inside the theater. three were treated at a hospital and released. it comes about two weeks after another man opened fire inside a louisiana movie theater killing two people before taking his own life. today aviation experts confirm plane wreckage found last week came from missing malaysia airlines flight 370. since the wing fragment was discovered, volunteers have combed the area looking for other pieces of debris. more tests could reveal where the plane crashed and how fast it was going in the final moments. still ahead, following in netflix's lead. the other tech company now offering more paid time off for parents. >> plus, no wheels needed. a luxury carmaker's take on the hover board. female announcer: 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brought to save zones. kpix 5's da lin spoke to some residents who lost everything but escaped with their lives. >> reporter: by the time contra costa county firefighters got to the delta pines apartments around 8:15, the fire was already raging. flames gutted the roof, melted windows and spread quickly to a second building. >> the reason why the quick spread of the fire is a shared attic space that quickly extended to the second building and had both apartment buildings on fire. >> reporter: firefighters say the flames damaged 12 apartments leaving 29 people homeless. >> i never in a million years thought that something like this would like, you know, like happen so. >> reporter: she saw flames burning at a nearby units and woke up her siblings and nieces. >> if i wasn't there, like, would my sisters and nieces were there, would they hear? >> reporter: she is happy they are alive but upset they lost everything in the fire. this is what's left of her apartment. >> all the money, purses, everything is in there. everything gone, shoes, everything. pictures. memories. >> i'm angry. i'm very angry. look at the apartment. who wouldn't be upset? >> reporter: firefighters say no one was hurt in this three- alarm fire. they don't know how it started but believe there was an accident. they say the first 911 call came in as a balcony fire. >> looking for a place where to stay for the night. >> reporter: the red cross will house some at a hotel for the next couple of days but they still need a long-term plan. in antioch, i'm da lin, kpix 5. tesla's stock taking a beating after the closing bell because of a disappointing 2nd quarter report. the stock has fallen more tha 5%. it spent money for the launch of the new suv. tesla said it is probably going to miss its yearly production target. microsoft is adding more time off for men and women employees after the birth of a baby or an adoption. the company increased paid leave from eight to 12 weeks and mothers can take another eight weeks unpaid. microsoft is also letting parents choose if they want to take their leave all at once or split it up. parents will also be able to ease back to work on a part- time basis. someone call marty mcfly! we may have found his recover board. it turns out this is video of the slide levitation board. it's being built by lexus. check it out. it uses magnets to float just off the ground. it doesn't touch the ground. looks pretty cool but don't go rushing out online to order one just yet. it's still a work in progress. no word on when it will be released. >> wow. well, in the beauty world, it's being called black magic. charcoal. it's supposed to clean your teeth, even help you detox. but does it really work? tonight we're going to take the test. i'll have that and much more on bay area nightbeat; come join me at 10:00 on our sister station, kbcw 44/cable 12. first the hovercraft now looking for mr. fusion. i don't see it anywhere. we have sunshine in the south bay right now. but things are changing. by this time tomorrow, it may be raining in parts of the bay area. details on that and a thunderstorm chance, that's coming up. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up live from levi's stadium, it's the 49ers open practice and the return of navorro bowman. live report straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle great rates for great rides. she brings hope, happiness and humor whether she is helping the elderly, foster children on the developmentally disabled. kpix 5's sharon chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> reporter: hire comes shelley gottlieb with her pal -- here comes shelley gottlieb with her pal hank. >> look who's here, your favorite dog. >> reporter: the spca volunteers visit the jewish home of san francisco a residential healthcare facility. >> feel his ears. they are really soft. >> reporter: the recreation director says many people look forward to the monthly visits with the retired special education teacher and her therapy dog. >> she brings a very friendly face and a great publicky personality. >> reporter: shelly and hank also bring smiles to schools and hospitals. >> people are hooked up to every kind of device, you can watch blood pressure drop. >> reporter: the pair fulfills special requests for comfort. >> we were the last wish for a family who had a son that was dying and they were getting ready to take off life support. >> reporter: besides her service with hank, shelly also volunteers at a court-appointed special advocate or casa. as a casa, shelly is a mentor and advocate to foster children hoe are often abused or neglected. >> it's really about them and them understanding that i will do what i can for them. >> reporter: before carla jordan-swan adopted her son, shelly was his casa. he was an angry 13-year-old who spent 10 years in foster care. but carla said shelly got to know him and fought to get him into schools that would help him thrive. >> she is an amazing dynamic outgoing person and the love that she shows for my son is palpable. >> isn't this amazing? >> reporter: casa's program director marvels at shelley's compassion for children. >> she is one of those volunteers you wish you would just coin. >> reporter: so for caring for her community from spca volunteer to children's advocate, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to shelley gottlieb. shelly has also headed the board of directors of the arc serving those who are developmentally challenged and she goes the extra mile. she once flew to nebraska and drove a moving truck hundreds of miles to help a bay area teenager settle into a new residential treatment center. remember, you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. felt different outside today sunshine is back. the humidity on the decrease and temperatures shot up. we'll check with our kpix 5 weather watchers many with 80s and 90s. it's hazy sunshine up toward clearlake. scott lester in whispering signs light winds out of the southeast sunshine and 80 degrees. 44% humidity. 90s in napa county, lee gray reporting in partial sunshine and 90 degrees. linda mather in san francisco partly sunny skies and onshore flow 10 miles per hour and we are looking at 84 degrees the current temperature in san rafael. great shot of the golden gate bridge. that's what it looks like if you are looking toward the golden gate from the top of the pyramid. it's 67 degrees outside in san bruno. oakland 76. livermore just left the 90s and santa rosa 80 degrees. showers toward gilroy. they will pass by the city to the south. it's a sign that things are changing but currently, there is nothing in the greater bay area on kpix 5 hi-def doppler. slight increase in cloud cover tonight. oakland 62 for you. mountain view 61. foggy start in san francisco 61 degrees. and napa dropping to 60 degrees. had the clouds yesterday. over the past 24 hours, they have been pushed to the south. they are slowly beginning to return. you may have noticed looking to the south today you saw an increase in cloud cover. it will be mostly cloudy by this time tomorrow with showers and the chance of thunderstorms arriving as soon as tomorrow evening into tomorrow night. so we're warm tomorrow actually warmer than today despite the fact we'll increase the cloud cover then on thursday night through friday morning, low pressure area which is currently sitting offshore will make a pass directly over northern california and the bay area. we'll see some scattered showers. we have an isolated chance of a thunderstorm and friday morning has the potential to be kind of slippery if you are out and about driving for the morning commute. futurecast see what it says. we'll stop the clock around 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. no rain but cloudy, sprinkles on friday morning, quickly in quickly out, friday afternoon sunshine. but another summertime rain chance. we typically don't get them -- seems like we get a couple of week this summer. clouds and fog near the water. sun and clouds tomorrow. warmer setting the stage tomorrow night friday morning for a few showers. and an isolated thunderstorm is also possible. san jose 87 degrees tomorrow. palo alto 87. san mateo 84. sunny in the morning and then cloudier in the afternoon. walnut creek hit 92 tomorrow. fairfield, vaccination, 94 degrees. alameda 77. novato 84. and clearlake 94 degrees. watch out for a stray shower or thunderstorm friday morning. weekend nice, 80s inland, 70s near the bay and we'll keep the warm stuff going through the middle of next week. dennis live i'm roy gillham with pg&e. i'm a customer relationship manager. anderson valley brewing company is definitely a leader in the adoption of energy efficiency. pg&e is a strong supporter of solar energy. we focus on helping our customers understand it and be able to apply it in the best way possible. not only is it good for the environment, it's good for the businesses' bottom line. these are our neighbors. these are the people that we work with. that matters to me. i have three children that are going to grow up here and i want them to be able to enjoy all the things that i was able to enjoy. together, we're building a better california. speaking of football, dennis o'donnell live at levi's stadium tonight's sport report. hey, den. >> reporter: kenny, i'm jacked out of my mind! the preseason is almost here. day 5 of the 49ers training camp is under way and after a couple of days over at the training facility the 49ers are back inside levi's stadium just behind me. it is a benchmark day for linebacker navorro bowman who has had the pads on for the first time since his knee injury in the nfc championship game. bowman told me he had dark thoughts after surgery. >> thinking about if i was going to be able to play this game again knowing that, you know, i felt my hole knee go out the right side might have leg. >> given the serious nature of that injury was there ever a time when you said, i may not play this game again? >> um, i say the first day i got out of surgery, you know? i -- just couldn't see my knee, you know, getting back to the way it was or may leg bending the way that i play. and i just said to myself, you know, once i realized that this is the max pain that i'm going to feel, i fight through it and i got to that point and just been dealing with the pain or whatever came -- came with it and, um, got through it. [ pause ] for the first time since 2004 the 49ers will not have frank gore in uniform. gore signed with the colts in the off season and hopes to have a shot at winning a super bowl. he may be cleared if quarter andrew luck gives him that chance. >> especially with number 12. i'm not knock the other quarterbacks. i respect them guys but being around this guy couple man, he a different breed, man. he make me feel young, man. he run the huddle you know and i never -- i never had that. >> to baseball now. the a's have had a shaky bullpen all season long and that was before they traded clifford and flaherty at the deadline. now, hats at the coliseum worn without the free bowl of soup thank you very much. a 3-1 lead against baltimore in the 8th inning burns with a game tying home run away from adam jones with the leap at the wall. the os tied the game and it stayed that way until the 10th inning when the bases were loaded and a towering grand slam to chris davis. 7-3 baltimore after davis' 28th home run of the season. the os win two out of three in oakland and division leading houston in tomorrow. tomlinson got his first big hit in monday in atlanta for the giants and encore performance in his first big league start a two-run single off william perez to make it 2- 0 giants in the second. and then in the fourth, a shot back up the box for another run. you know, joe panik's replacement goes three for three to start his career. giants are leading that game in the 9th inning. panik back feeling better tonight. eight people inducted into the pro football hall of fame this weekend. raiders receiver tim brown and 49ers pass rusher supreme charles haley head the local list. now, haley, who also played for dallas, is the only player in nfl history with five super bowl rings. now, he battled bipolar disorder which caused a rip with teammates in the locker room. his biggest supporter bill walsh and eddie debartolo who will present haley in his place. >> i love bill walsh. and the moment that the opportunity for me to go in there i told coach that i want him to present me. people can judge me the way they want. that man loves me. and in that -- you know, just before he died, two days before he died, he was calling me, asking me, how can i help you? you know? i never felt that kind of love before. >> reporter: yeah. haley very emotional. in fact, he came in during a 49ers preseason game with me in dallas and revealed his bipolar disorder so haley, going to the hall of fame. and good for him. 49ers and texans next saturday here on kpix 5. and i'll be there with all the sideline action. it will be great stuff from the sidelines. you guys, back to you. >> awesome. thank you, dennis. for news throughout the evening, the latest news and weather are always on our website, cbssf.com. capt new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. joey fatone: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! steve: welcome to the show. hey, let's go. come on, let's get some money. let's go. good. how y'all? how's everybody? i appreciate you. thank y'all now. i appreciate you. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. hey, we got a good one for you today, folks. returning for their second day from tampa, florida, it's the kral family. 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