Pressure building in, giving us the warm up for yesterday, the cool down on friday. But the highs and the lows will be in and starts to compress that fall and that is why it is thick and thick in spots, burning off sooner. 60s to 70s, a fight between the other low in the pacific northwest. Today though the high will run out as they will be above average for most. Looks like a couple of degrees. Average is 89. San jose 84. It will be about 88 degrees. The higher clouds are getting caught around the high. And then it looks like the low tomorrow will lift out and nudge it out of the picture that you might cool off a couple of degrees. 60s, 70s, 80s, warmer just about anybody. But the big time fog bank there, running into lotteries. A little tough of the onshore breeze. Some areas are running warmer already. But they go around the bay running a little cooler. But the inland temps will run out. 50s on the water temps. They havent changed that much, gone up a tiny bit. Some of the cloud cove
It almost looks lick this except the trees are 10 years down line from where it is today. Our project is the revitalization of the theater building which has been closed since 2004 for 15 years. The project will retain all of the historical fabric of the building while providing new Community Uses. The project is a new direction from the approved program in 2013. The new Program Includes a swim center with two swimming pools. Which will include a 1,100 square foot addition in the west alley from the theater. It cant be seen from the street. For a visitors gallery from the swimming center. Expand the second floor has been done in the 2013 plan and for a Learning Center and utilizing the old upper portion which is all poured concrete of the seeding and it will create the forum for a lecturehall space. A new third floor center for Business Center which is space for non Retail Professional Services with shared conference space. So going into the building, the swim center and the Learning C
And joins us from on board the hornet. Reporter the festivities are just about to begin here on the uss hornet. A lot of these people have not talked about 50 years it turns out it takes a whole village to pull this off and get those astronauts to the moon its estimated at 400,000 people worked all across the country on the apollo 11 mission. Some of them right here in the bay area. To understand why nasa chose to touch down on this particular spot on the moon in a place known as the sea of tranquility and why it designed the lunar lander the way that it did, we have to go deep deep into the bowels of the nasa Research Center in Mountain View and into one of the worlds premier hyper velocity impact testing sites. Welcome to the ranger. Reporter charles is the facility manager and explains the device built in 1966 is basically a gun range on steroids. We use this gun to shoot at targets and a blue chamber. A very high speeds to simulate what happens when meteors and asteroids impact a p
7 starts now with the shake manage the east bay that caught thousands off guard. Reporter the 47. 3 quake struck just after 1 00 this afternoon centered near danville. A magnitude 3. 5 quake followed. We have live team coverage. Julia is live near the greenville fault line. First, andrea spoke to the usgs about the possibility of a bigger quake. Reporter the greenville fault is capable of something bigger than today. The fault unleash add 47. 3 earthquake east of blackhawk and reminded the bay area that this is earthquake country. This fault is a little more phi yet but has experienced bigger ones in 1908. Reporter the greenville fault is a subsidiary of the san andreas fault. The greenville fault, because its limited in length, probably can host about a 6. 9 or so at its largest event. Reporter the usgs says this afternoons main quake and series of aftershocks dont look to be a swarm. There is a small chance slightly higher than 4 , that much like ridgecrest, todays quake is a shock o
Deadcenter and the residential building under construction just beyond. The building was built in 1923. It was renovated in 1942. So it went from an egyptionstyle building and went to being art decoized in 1942 and there are some of the pictures there of the interior from 1942. It almost looks lick this except the trees are 10 years down line from where it is today. Our project is the revitalization of the theater building which has been closed since 2004 for 15 years. The project will retain all of the historical fabric of the building while providing new Community Uses. The project is a new direction from the approved program in 2013. The new Program Includes a swim center with two swimming pools. Which will include a 1,100 square foot addition in the west alley from the theater. It cant be seen from the street. For a visitors gallery from the swimming center. Expand the second floor has been done in the 2013 plan and for a Learning Center and utilizing the old upper portion which is