caltrans attorney very closely and very aggressively, i guess, i would say, and was trying to get the caltrans attorney to acknowledge that they had done wrong and that caltrans attorney wouldn t do that. and that i think just made the judge madder so his opinion is comes down hard on them. reporter: the judge ordered caltrans to change their application to the fish and wildlife service and it has to be accurate this time. at the hearing in this case, caltrans says they were not going to pursuit project anymore. we were surprised to hear it. we were surprised to hear in the hearing caltrans saying that the project was on the shelf. which is what we wanted it to be all along. so that was good news to us. reporter: whether the project is restarted or is over, some folks here in pacifica had a very good weekend. on saturday night we had a big dinner with friends and attorneys and everybody and so we were very happy. reporter: friends and attorneys. not the same. [ l
francisco with the big reveal some people were waiting for. reporter: as they always do, big musical performance to cap off their big reveal this morning. so [ indiscernible ] is inside the auditorium right now performing and the biggest change as far as the actual technology goes is not that huge. but it s probably the fact that there s no headphone jack in the new iphone. apple s ceo tim cook unveiled the new iphone, the iphone 7 and the bigger iphone 7 plus. they are water-resistant. the plus has a new feature for apple, a dual lens rear camera. as i said, no headphone jack which means use verse to get wireless headphones or use the adapter included in the box to make your current headphones work with the fire plug. a series of beautiful new refined designs for iphone 7. it starts with this new finish we call jet black. it is absolutely stunning. [ light applause ] reporter: apple debuted the new version of the apple watch as well as called siri 2 and sales have drop
the weekend. is your microphone working. for some it will warm up today, for others wait until the weekend. inland temps look like they will jump up. warmer over the weekend, certainly sunday for sure, when it looks to be the warmest day of the weekend for everybody. pretty good fog bank out there, i ll say for mid september. got chewed up on tuesday, boom, there it is. much of this is making a pretty good surge here for some. for others it s cloudy on the cool side. not much of a delta breeze. some upper 40s for some. 50s for others. very cool. look at the 40s here, black hawk, danville. lafayette, walnut creek. yet it is clear for many. fog will retreat. high pressure is building in, and the north, northeast breeze, hints developing by tonight into tomorrow. but today, 60s, 70s, coast and bay. 80s to near 90 for some inland. what do you have on a friday. friday light? friday medium. you know, we do have slow traffic out there. but it s not quite as robust as the commu
lynch also spoke about the government s battle with apple. i think that for us the issue is about a criminal investigation into a terrorist act and the need to obtain evidence. reporter: setting up a fight over a phone that could go to the highest court in the land. so fbi is saying we don t like the phone the way it s presently designed. we can t get into it. reporter: another twist tomorrow, the fbi expected to respond to apple s call to the court to dismiss the government s request. by the way if you re wondering how this case is playing out outside of silicon valley, a new reuters poll says it s actually comes down depending on political party with democrats tending to favor apple and republicans siding with the fbi. reporting live in cupertino, scott budman, nbc bay area news. thank you, scott. if you want to watch scott s entire exclusive interview go right to our web site, nbcbayarea.com. it is one of the top stories on our home page. and breaking news to
in the guerneville neighborhood, the creek has already flooded the road. this is mad creek. reporter: wendy is moving her livestock today, keeping watch on the rising waters. she anticipates 4 to 6 feet will run through her home this weekend. it comes so fast, you know. this came in days. and we re busy working on the house, you don t pay attention. the next thing you know, it s go time. reporter: on summer home park road, saturated soil triggered a landslide, shutting don the only way in and out for residents. crews worked through steady rain to clear the debris. this street is about 160 feet tall. you can imagine there is a lot of leverage on the soil. it s a lot better to cut the tree down than have the tree tip over and take a huge chunk of soil with it. reporter: flooding and landslides forced road closures throughout sonoma county. either at work or on call through the weekend. all waterways are under close watch. i think if the rain stays like it did, we