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taking a live look outside at sfo. different angle from what gale was giving us, lawrence, it does look like just a really nice day. but if people are trying to get out of town, what's the deal? yeah, you know, if you're coming to go on, boy, we've got some travel weather for you. >> if you're headed around the bay area are headed on out of sfo right now. we do have a fairly nice conditions. you've got an onshore breeze right now. clear skies. and the good news is things are looking great. no delays at sfo. oakland or san jose are all looking good out there. free to fly and free to get people coming and going as you head around the bay area. of course, we've been waiting now is a big dome of high pressure is threatening to build in, but kind of between pressure systems right now, not a bad place to be. you can see some of that fog along the coast and we'll see a little bit more of that head of the monterey bay yet. patchy fog in the morning. some cool temperatures. coast side in the afternoon. you get away forecast. 62

sfo was hitting 40.so it's still pretty breezy along the beach at ocean beach san jose airport. sjc is 29 miles an hour. so the winds coming from this low pressure center here, it's bringing rain in the pacific northwest. but it's setting up a pressure gradient for us. and that's that's that's what that happens this time of year when these lows get close to us. it's actually more acting kind of like a more like a fall pattern. right now than a, than an early summer. but with that in mind, the windy conditions will continue for the next hour or two. then they die down. the high pressure builds in winds back down the spare, the air goes away. and temperatures do this. just what you expect for this time of year. lots of 70s around the bay, mid to upper 80s inland, and again the fire looks like they're going to get they're getting a good handle on it and the conditions are going to cooperate nicely for firefighters. so there's the temperature footprint for tomorrow. more temperatures if you haven't seen enou

but there's your view from sfo. and here they are. san francisco coming in at 36 mile per hour winds. plenty of teens well inland. some of them a little off shore. that's not good. but most of onshore. and you can see well in the business of the teams that's gonna hold together. looks like into tomorrow afternoon as well. this the contrast map and we'll see this very often either compared to 24 hours ago, not 5 degrees. 10, 15 but 20 plus can be found right here from nevada. all the way around through about napa all the way to try bally's. you can see a lot of 20's and upper teens compared again to 24 hours ago. so we do have that excessive heat warning for solano county and the heat advisory for the east bay over the east bay hills and up to the north bay, but not included in this is the peninsula there in the clear partially because of these winds, which again, in this late summer months, we don't tend to get a good wind. we're care. 56 for a low tonight. san francisco. for the most part, we'll call it mostly clear. just some patchy

nbc bay area's kris sanchez joining us from sfo . so kris, folks heading there to the airport over the next few days can expect a lot of new stuff over there. yes, they sure can. and it is a beautiful new facility at worthy of the name of harvey milk and mayor london breed. very excited here to cut the ribbon. she has just left the building. the ribbon cutting happened just a few moments ago. folks won't be flying out of here until wednesday. however, the first folks getting a taste of the new terminal are the folks that are arriving, and mayor breed says that there's something symbolic in that. and we have a lot of folks who are really excited about coming to san francisco to celebrate pride. and as they get off their flights and see that they have landed not just in san francisco , but at harvey milk terminal, it will tell a story, one that we can be proud of, and we know how important this is, because many of those flights are coming from places that may not celebrate lgbtq communities. so it is so important that san francisco con

the harvey milk terminal at sfo was finally complete.co mayor london breed cut the ribbon today on the $2.5 billion upgrade of terminal one project, named after harvey milk, san francisco supervisor and gay civil rights leader. he was assassinated by a disgruntled supervisor at city hall in the 1970s. upgrades include new ticket counter area, new security checkpoint, two new gates and museum gallery. also a walkway that connects every terminal at sfo and. and if you've traveled there recently and gone through the international terminal, it really is beautiful to see. and some of those beautiful renderings that they have of harvey milk, those photographs from from that time are just really the whole airport is fantastic. jeff is back with us to talk about what we do going into tomorrow. jeff and we are essentially getting so lucky right now for this time of the year, because the storm track is taking an unusual dip here to the south, close to the bay area, and we're getting lucky on this part because it's pushing some of the hottest air t

international travel has really taken off at sfo. there was a record-breaking number of international travelers and flights over the weekend. more than 120 international flights went through sfo each day over the weekend. 45 airlines serving 51 destinations. they didn't say specifically how many passengers they just say was the most ever recorded. so so many we can't even count them, don't really want i think they're going a little bit everywhere. easier than you think. i mean, i tk people tend like, oh, gosh, it's so far away but well, so far we take a trip, took a trip to the tropics coded way the weather. in the midst of a tropical remnants of a tropical storm, ok? so this one's called from new mexico and texas. actuall didn't do as much for texas. is texas even wanted, though they need rain really bad over there. >> but we got a little something from then go through sfo are oakland, nina kinda did not yeah. it was san jose yesterday north bay this morning see sfo. kind of got >> dodged a little bit. but we are seeing some fair we

the harvey milk terminal at sfo was finally complete. san francisco mayor london breed cut the ribbon today on the $2.5 billion upgrade of terminal one project, named after harvey milk, san francisco supervisor and gay civil rights leader. he was assassinated by a disgruntled supervisor at city hall in the 1970s. upgrades include new ticket counter area, new security checkpoint, two new gates and museum gallery. also a walkway that connects every terminal at sfo and. and if you've traveled there recently and gone through the international terminal, it really is beautiful to see. and some of those beautiful renderings that they have of harvey milk, those photographs from from that time are just really the whole airport is fantastic. jeff is back with us to talk about what we do going into tomorrow. jeff and we are essentially getting so lucky right now for this time of the year, because the storm track is taking an unusual dip here to the south, close to the bay area, and we're getting lucky on this part because it's pushing some of the h

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this plane just landing now at sfo. after this, of course, the former president will enter a motorcade and travel up to the city of san francisco where he will eventually end up at his fundraiser in pacific heights. >>> strong winds grounded the giant inflatable chicken that has greeted trump on past visits. counter demonstrators plan to put the 33-foot tall chicken with a gold hair-do on the bay today, but instead it was resigned to the parking lot at marina green. >>> one week ago today a new york jury found former president trump guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business records in his so-called hush money trial. the conviction has not stopped wealthy donors from rallying behind him. as tonight's fundraiser proves, that includes big names in silicon valley. ledge len ramirez. >> reporter: tech investors and billionaires hosting presidential candidates is something that happens in silicon valley. usually it's democrats with progressive leaning supporters, but now with former president trump coming to san francisco wh

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you've got just a gentle breeze blowing out there toward the sfo. no delays sfo, oakland or san jose are all looking good. how about this? yeah. high-pressure trying to build in but not just jet. we're kind of in between systems, not a bad place to be these temperatures going to be very, very comfortable compared to what we're going to see a this next week. how the monterey bay, you've got 15 60's little bit on the cool side. coastal areas there. 71 in carmel about 66 degrees in salinas, head of southern california. find sunshine after a couple patches of fog. 75 in san diego about 72 in santa barbara about 86 degrees in anaheim head of this year. what a nice time to go up there. most of those thunderstorms gone away. now. and so it's going to be sunny and bright. beautiful out there. 81 in truckee, 79 southlake all hot. 93. if you plan on headed toward reno now sticking around for the weekend, that ridge of high pressure is going to slowly start to build in ice monday, at least see some temperatures warming up. but overall, boy, the pattern looking

okay, quick live from sfo. mr. trump is getting in his plane, got off of his plane. pardon me.on his way to a fundraiser at the home of david sacks in san francisco. that fundraiser has started right now. it's a reception where he's expected to rake in major money. i'll have more for you at that at seven. and then pg&e wants ratepayers you to fund $6 million ad for promoting safety. critics said it should be used from their profits instead. i'll have that tonight at 7:00. all right. but first nightly news with lester holt is >>> tonight, the powerful remembrance in normandy for those who stormed the beaches on d-day 80 years ago. president biden joining other world leaders to honor the band of brothers who helped turn the tide of world war ii, and issuing a stark warning about current threats to democracy. we're with some of those d-day heroes for what may be their final journey back to these shores. >>> also tonight, from normandy, defense secretary lloyd austin, one-on-one, talking the war in ukraine, the rising toll in gaza, and what he told me about his health after his sec

sfo is expecting to see big numbers this week. travelers today said the airport felt a little empty. i'm surprised it's not busier than it is. it's pretty slow. looks like getting through security's pretty quick, took us less than five minutes to get our bags checked and our tickets. so definitely a lot slower than i was expecting. that's not bad. all right, so where are people flying to this week? sfo released its top destinations. they include. honolulu, hawaii. what a mix. england and frankfurt, germany. right and boston and hong kong. yeah wow. all right. fireworks for cash, no questions asked. the san mateo county sheriff's office working to get illegal fireworks off the street before the 4th of july. today, the department held its third and its final fireworks buyback event in redwood city. deputies collected the fireworks, no questions asked, in exchange for good old fashioned cash. fireworks are illegal in san mateo county, except for pacifica and san bruno. now, the message from many bay area agencies leave the fireworks

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this is a live look at sfo.e're going to take you to the newly completed harvey milk terminal on its first official day labels like cigarets and alcohol. that's what the u.s. surgeon general is calling for. vivek murthy says he and other doctors are concerned about young people spending hours a day on social media. we've reported previously on the research about the dangers of social media when it comes to pre-teens and teenagers, those who spend more than three hours a day face double the risk for anxiety and depression. bay area ctors tell us the proposal could be an important first step in raising awareness about the excessive screen time, the risks of it, doctors bradley zuckerman at stanford children's hospital says it could also help raise awareness among the doctors treating children and teens. i think clinicians will just take this more seriously. they're still clinicians out there that might not really grasp or believe that there's real tremendous harm with social media, and especially with something li

is china increasing or reinstating flights from china to sfo anytime soon?well, we met with some airlines that would love to be in san francisco and land at sfo. you know, i think for all asian visitors, the international us being the gateway to the pacific rim is so important for all west coast cities. so we encourage all that travel, we encourage international visitorship, we encourage business as well. but, you know, travel into sfo actually has been the numbers have been quite good. and so we're looking for that to continue. okay. rodney fong with the san francisco chamber of commerce, thanks for your time. have a good evening, rodney. thanks, raj. let's move on now. we have a big arrival right about now. any minute from now, the first lady is coming to the bay area. doctor jill biden expected to land at moffett field in mountain view. this is a live look at the airstrip again. she's expected to land within the next ten minutes. the first lady is flying in from minnesota, where she spoke at a campaign event this afternoon. tomorrow she'll end a she'll at

usually this is ted busiest times here at sfo. but when i write here this afternoon, i have seen a steady stream of traffic. and right now we're taking a break. but a lot of people excited for their holiday travel. >> where you have luggage lined up at the drop off her. but as why this family arrived at the airport early friday afternoon, we do 2 kids and newborn 2 car yeah, we're packing big were going for 10 days. friday is expected to be one of as opposed peak summer travel days with about 166 1000 travelers passing through the airport ahead of the july 4th holiday. most travelers we spoke with plan to head right before the actual holiday. guys like get in there a couple days early is going to save you money and time. i prefer to travel before and after the holidays. if i can. >> brand ruhollah way when it comes to traveling during the holidays is i just try to get there as early as i can and hope for the best when it comes to is a security. holloway had better luck with that security line in the afternoon. >> according to aaa,

the ha milk terminal at sfo is finally complete and had its official unveiling today. san francisco mayor london breed and other dignitaries cut the ribbon on the $2.5 billion upgrade of terminal one. the project was almost a decade in the mg. it's named after harvey milk, a san francisco supervisor and gay civil rights leader who was assassinated by a disgruntled supervisor at city hall in the 1970s. upgrades include a new ticket counter, a new security checkpoint, two new gates and a museum gallery. there is also a walkway now that connects every terminal at sfo, and we have a lot of folks who are really excited about coming to san francisco to celebrate pride. and as they get off their flights and see that they have landed not just in san francisco , but at harvey milk terminal, it will tell a story, one that we can be proud of. other additions include new concessions, retail stores, additional baggage claims areas, and five more automated screening lanes. do you think it's hot here? the midwest and the east coast really feeling the heat? heat wave expected to last

let's get you a check your forecast now as we're taking a live look at sfo. we know it's a big travel weekend for all the 4th of july stuff happening next week, but also just with everything happening here across the bay area this weekend. let's check in now with lawrence karnow. hey, lawrence. yeah, there's a lot going on. we've got the giants. we've got the pride festival. of course, we've got to stir grow. i mean, there's just a lot of people coming into town. the weather is going to be something else we're talking about. nice warm summer weather. if you like that is going to be beautiful in san francisco. if your traveling here looks like we're going to see some patchy fog. start out morning early on. but after that, boy, the heat is on in many spots. >> high pressure really getting ready to build. in fact, tomorrow, we're already going to start to see some hot temperatures in some of the interior valleys. still much cooler along the coastline. enough of the seabreeze. keep those numbers down. still, we're talking 94 degrees tomorrow and live more. 93 and

right now, live at sfo. zach fuentes, abc seven news.u for that update. >> we are closely monitoring the events surrounding former president trump's visit to san francisco. keep up with developments on abc seven news.com and wherever you stream abc seven world leaders and veterans gathered in normandy, france, today to mark the 80th anniversary of the pivotal d-day landings in normandy. >> president biden got emotional during a military flyover. more than 4400 people lost their lives on d-day, many of them americans. of course, when allied forces stormed the beach in france during an invasion that helped defeat germany, biden compared the fight to russia's present war with ukraine, saying democracy faces its greatest risk since the end of world war two. >> the surrender to bullies to bow down to dictators is simply unthinkable. were we to do that it means we'd be forgetting what happened here in these hallowed beaches. make no mistake, we will not bow down on ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky attended the tribute. >> he's expected t

i see some wins at sfo there, due west at 25 miles an hour. no fog in sight, but that still is a cooler air mass. so it's going to get cooler heat advisories. they got it in effect for tomorrow. i it probably makes sense, especially for the inland parts of the bay area. we'll keep an eye on that. but much much nicer and easier tomorrow. and then the central valley. not so. that's a whole nother story. how much heat they're going to be holding the next few days. and maybe beyond that, i'll see you back here in a little bit. >> all right. we'll see you in a bit, bill. thank you. somber tributes overseas to commemorate d-day. up next, how world war o veterans are efle if advanced lung cancer has you searching for possibilities, discover a different first treatment. immunotherapies work with your immune system to attack cancer. but opdivo plus yervoy is the first combination of 2 immunotherapies for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdi

also sfo west to 23 hayward west livermore west.o the onshore breeze is there. 50s on most of the temps 60s for some, a few but mainly 50s on the temps here. 51 kensington, el sobrante, 52 but mid 50s in alamos in there. walnut creek, danville, north dublin, dublin, hayward. the low clouds are there. some higher clouds are hanging on a little bit. they're slowly drifting east. but the bulk of them, i mean the most of the thicker clouds are pushed off where you can see that well into nevada and the intermountain region. so a cooler wednesday, big fog bank, cooler mist, drizzle, fog near the coast. mostly sunny, maybe some partly sunny over eastern solano county or so, but, 50s, 60s 70s and 80s cooler for a couple of days. and it does look like warmer going into the fourth. you guys. >> thank you. steve. sounds good. wikileaks founder julian assange, a free man. now what we are le ng about h you didn't live this strong, this long to get put on the shelf like a porcelain doll. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and are at high ris

the final finishing touches being put on the harvey milk terminal one at sfo. >> claudine. just about an hour from now, a ribbon cutting ceremony will be held at sfo to officially unveiled the changes. >> ktvu sally rasmus joins us live to take a look. ali oh do we have ali? >> hi there. sal, dave and claudine. i'm sitting in one of the lounge areas of the newly renovated harvey milk terminal, terminal one at sfo and this is one of the spots where you can come and relax and just take a moment, get some peace and quiet. taken the artwork or the view over here. in fact, there's a traveler here with his young son. they're taking a nap over there by their suitcases. this is one of the things you'll notice at the newly expanded terminal. so the areas between doors 4 to 7 is the part of the harvey milk terminal that has just reopened. and today is the official day that they're going to be unveiling all of it. one of the new things people will notice here is this ticket counter. and it's not really a counter at all. in fact, instead of a counter where a ticket agent would stand, p

live at sfo. allie rasmus ktvu, fox two news. >> time now 708. and we do have a look at a commute here on a monday that seems to be just a little lighter. sometimes on mondays we have light commutes. the bay bridge is backed up to about the 880 overcrossing, and that's about all. and we're expecting this to get better by the 8:00 hour. we're also looking at some other commutes here. highway four does have some slowing in 80. in richmond, but we don't have a lot going on when it comes to the bridges. san mateo bridge traffic looks okay, and if you're driving in san jose, northbound 101, a little crowded on 101 approaching the 880 interchange. 708 let's go back to the desk. okay, sal. >> thank you. we're starting the day. san francisco public works starts its annual project to keep the sand from piling up along the great highway. work crews will use heavy equipment like front end loaders and backhoes to move 30,000yd!t of sand closer to the water at ocean beach. it will take about two weeks to finish, it said. he's trying to reduce the amount of sa

a new museum gallery and connecting walkway that links all other sfo terminal post security. the bay area is considered the world capital for the lgbtq community. unity. did you know oakland is also home to the oldest continuous operated gay bar in the us antibiotics. explains how the new owner is. bridging the gap between generations. >>yeah. patty. dingell noticed her favorite bar, the white horse was up for sale a couple of years ago, she knew it was her moment to take the reins. this is really a place where i used to come and party and i thought i would want to be part of this legacy. >>law >>enforcement may have been coming here. and enjoying themselves, which is why this place has been protect. for 90. years. essentially the bar, which served as a refuge, primarily for white men, is owned by a woman of color. its customers are neglected. eclectic mix of gay men, lesbians. none binary folks. north started coming here in the late 90s. she says, even though the bar has changed over the years. in her words, always had the same heart. is a monument. it is an establishment. t

let's take you to our sfo camera this morning. exploratorium is showing you low clouds out there. the city currently reporting overcast skies, high humidity, visibility is good though. ten miles per hour. however, we are seeing along the coast reduced visibility right now. half moon bay down to two and a half miles. we're also getting some reports of some coastal drizzle first thing this morning. just an indication of a pretty deep marine layer. so looking at highs today, it is cooler than yesterday. temperatures are slightly below average. we have morning clouds to sun. it will get breezy around here this afternoon. those winds will gust about 15 to 30mph. so looking at the three day forecast today and tomorrow are pretty much identical. but by friday we'll bring warmer weather into the forecast. 90s are back, and that sets us up for a beautiful weekend. and then hot weather is back next week. reggie. we'll show you that on the seven day in a few minutes. >> drew thank you. hearing on housing the project that would be for farm wo

the winds are breezy, up to 20 at sfo, 13 in mountain view. these winds have been variable.o rotate around out of the west. increased 10 to 15 in the overnight hours. this is beautiful. this is an area of low pressure right here. can you see how tightly coiled up it is. well it's going to traverse in an easterly direction as it does. so it's going to allow high pressure to build and bubble over the western states. we're talking about an excessive heat wave right here in the state of california. for us wednesday is going to be the hottest day. but for places like palm springs and death valley and redding and chico, friday is going to be your hottest day, hottest temperature i'm looking at right now is 129 degrees in death valley. 123 in palm springs and 111 degrees in chico and redding. we're talking about by wednesday, 106 to 108. so the national weather service says an excessive heat watch will go into effect by tuesday morning. until friday night, we will be experiencing some drying winds, which will lower the relative humidity that fuels the fire danger and very little li

. >> 610 this morning in the accuweather forecast, we'll look at sfo right now.rning. excuse me. uh- overcast skies 51 degrees with a light southwest wind and high humidity. looking at the travel forecast today shaping up to be beautiful in l.a. good afternoon sunshine. a high of 80 degrees. no, new york is in the midst of a heat wave. the air temperature today going for a high of 93. but the heat indices close to 100. watching denver closely, some afternoon storms could be severe, with a high of about 88 degrees. back here at home. future weather showing you that cloud cover still pretty intact. close to 830 this morning heading into lunchtime, we have a lot of sunshine away from the coast. partly sunny skies for the coastline and today is going to feel warmer than yesterday. we're going into the 90s in our hottest spots inland 70s and 80s around the bay shoreline. so looking at highs around the region today, our warming trend gets underway here. 87 in napa but 93 in concord, 88 in san jose will go to 76. in oakland, the city a little bit of above average coming

and even from sfo out to hayward and livermore, it's an onshore direction.cooled off mount veeder 66 out of the 70s. berkeley lab 5,295% humidity there in the fog there at least a low cloud deck is close by and boulder creeks also dropped to 57. so those are noticeable changes. so not only at the surface but also aloft a lot of 50s. you can find 60s well el kelseyville, vacaville, rio vista, brentwood, but mainly 50s on the temps, 50s also in truckee, south lake tahoe, reno at 73 degrees, mount shasta, 67 warm there, but big fog bank up and down the coast here. anything going on tropical wise, rain wise and now pretty quiet. do you expect that in the june going into early july sometimes you get the tropical. but june is kind of unusual. but that's clearing out cooler wednesday that big thunderstorms yesterday central sierra and also to parts of nevada. fog near the coast. mostly sunny. breeze in place though 50 6070 inland. now more into the 80s and temperatures kind of hanging in there till saturday. does look a little warmer sunday. fauci dave, thank you s

they continue that run. 62 out at sfo right now, sacramento, about 83.ks ahead at next week, which of course, we do have the july 5th holiday, not this weekend, but the following weekend and want to show that we're still going to be seeing just a roasting southern tier of the u.s. we taken into california and our cooler temperatures do not last. we, too, will be pulling things a little bit above average, although doesn't look like it's going to be extreme by the time we get into that july 5th holiday certainly would be warmer than we should be by norm. so just something to keep an eye on and maybe just to kind of take a deep breath and enjoy the fact we've had a little marine layer presence today that should keep us nice and mild. the next couple of days. our warm-up doesn't start really until sunday sunday. monday. tuesday, though, are looking pretty toasty. i'll be back in a little bit and we'll talk about that. all right. thanks so much. sure. in the national news now on capitol hill last night, olympic gold medalist swimmer michael phelps. >> blasted

and we're talking under it's great because like you see sunshine here at sfo and then does like is tracking the whole i know a lot of us are looking up and seeing some pretty inviting looking skies. but we have been seeing some isolated thunderstorms. you notice those yesterday afternoon down in san jose. we barely. >> saw the remnants of alberto skirting right past the south bay central coast and central valley really got the worst of it looking outside. right now, san francisco looks inviting that you see those fair weather cumulus clouds, not so fair weather for some areas as we have been seeing a couple lightning strikes in contra costa solano now towards san joaquin county in the delta right now, most of our isolated shower activity, a few hillsides further inland and to the north overall, nice and calm for most areas. some showers around the altamont pass right now as well, though, as of yesterday we saw a heavy rain and thunderstorms pushing through the sierra foothills that actually did result in some brief fire starts of here. but most of us are looking nice, calm and dry. this mor

i think sfo is your best indicator right now. so 22 mile an hour sustained winds.thwest. so there's a westerly component to the wind. fog is supposed to be back tomorrow morning. yeah yeah yeah. maybe maybe a little fog back tomorrow morning. but certainly by the afternoon. and that see the bite of cool air. and that impacts all the contours going inland. it just kind of rubs off. right. so a little cooler here means a little cooler there still going to be pretty hot inland though. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow 93 in antioch 93 in livermore, 91 in concord, 91 in fairfield. pretty warm, but not 100 degrees. so cooler as we go through time. here's the five day forecast. nice one. nice for us. but i'll tell you what, if you have business in the central valley, julie, this next few days, even into the weekend, it's going to be really hot. sacramento area. >> i bet it will be all right. bill. thank you. well, father's day is coming up on sunday, june 16th, and new figures show consumers will spend billions to celebrate. the national retail federation estimat

well, the lights are back on at sfo after a partial power outage earlier this morning. the airport says terminals, 1, 3, >> and the international terminal were affected. power restored about an hour later, but it did cause some delays at last check. sfo had more than 300 delays today. >> now to the latest on a few fires burning in california. the point fire near lake sonoma. that's now 60% contained and burning more than 1200 acres. it has since burned 2 homes and injured. one firefighter. but fortunately he's expected be okay. the site's fire, inclusive county about 60 miles northwest of sacramento. that's only 10% contained. it is burning some 16,000 acres right now. evacuation orders they are in place but no injuries reported or any buildings damaged. and then the arrow fire. that's about 60 miles east of stockton in calaveras county. now, that's about 45% contained burning more than 53 100 acres. we're learning that some buildings have been destroyed. no injuries reported, though. about the forecast right now as we get a live look at the golden gate bridge, you know

right now at sfo, we've seen some higher ones this afternoon as well.ver 30 mile p hour gusts and many other locations around the bay area. so it's going to be a windy evening. much of the night will be windy as well. 24 hour temperature changes. not a big deal right now. only 1 or 2 degrees difference in one direction or the other. from this time yesterday. so here's a view from mount tam looking down onto the bay and onto san francisco, where it's 65 degrees right now. we have oakland and hayward in the low 70s, 78 at san jose, redwood city, 7459 at half moon bay, bright and breezy at the golden gate of the temperature readings right now 72 at petaluma, but mid 80s at santa rosa. low to mid 80s at napa, fairfield, concord and livermore. so on we go to our forecast headlines. next two days we'll have increased fire dang. so bear that in mind and be careful with any outdoor activity or any kind of activity that could spark fire. the main factors here in this fire concern are the gusty wind and the dangerously low humidity. we've got relative humidity re

sfo has a west wind to 33mph.r the cloud cover to be with us today and then tomorrow will transition pretty rapidly. it looks like the getting hot for most. again, there's a little disagreement on how hot, but it'll jump up into the 90s upper 90s for many here. but today cloudy, mild, patchy low clouds as well. underneath that veil of high clouds. probably a lot of more. mostly cloudy skies today. warm breezy. it's a mild inland 6070s upper 70s to maybe a few low 80s tomorrow though, and into wednesday. it's all about sunny side up and warmer to hot and probably into thursday. should start to back off, if not thursday on friday. >> claudine okay. sounds good. thanks, steve. well thousands of cyclists embarking on a ride from the bay area to los angeles. we're going to hear from those taking part about why this event is so powerful and putting the finishing touches on an important pride tradition in san francisco. we're going to show you what's needed to p up the massive in a slow network is no network for business

we're taking a live look at sfo big day for pride and for san francisco mayor london breed. ribbon for the final phase of the upgraded harvey milk terminal. today. $2.5 billion project has been in the works since 2019 features a new ticket counter area new museum gallery and a connecting walkway that links all the other sfo terminals beyond security. and the bay area is considered a world capital for the lgbtq community. but did you know oakland is also home to the oldest continuously operating gay bar in the us? s art? hot explains how the new owners bridging the gap between generations. dingell noticed her favorite bar, the white horse was up for sale a couple of years ago, she knew it was her moment to take the reins. this is really a place where i used to come and party and i thought i would want to be part of this legacy. opened in 1933. this and assuming venue on the corner of telegraph and 66th street in oakland. it is believed to be the oldest continuously operating gay bar in the country. over the decades. it's weathered many storms during the so called lavender sca

we have higher gusts on the map, including a 36-mile-an-hour gust at sfo at the top of the hour, butartheinla 25 to 30-mile an hour gusts not only pushing the smoke downstream, but complicating efforts of fire crews trying to boost containment levels around the point fire. the red flag warning continues about 150 minutes or so. there is our fire weather tracker and different observation points represented by each circle. they turn red when they're in red flag warning. yellow means they're close to red flag conditions. we have a number especially in the higher elevations of the north bay, the red flag warning until 8:00 p.m. for all of these areas, solano county still in the red flag warning until tomorrow. we'll talk more about the impact on air quality around the bay area coming up in a few minutes. >>> as we enter the fire season, the bay area air quality management district launched a new notification service. you can sign up to get texts or emails of air quality impacts in your county or all over the bay area. the air quality district says it's a quicker way to get word out about

. >> sfo got a big upgrade. our first look tonight at the harvey milk terminal. >> the last portion of sfo is harvey milk terminal officially open to the public today has a new ticket counter area security checkpoint and museum gallery. the project has been almost a decade in the making cause to have billion dollars. the terminal celebrates. former san francisco supervisor and activist harvey milk. the first openly man elected to public office in california. >> here in the united states as well as all over the world to visit and to see francisco international airport and especially we're looking forward to the visitors who will come here to see the museum and to learn more about the history of harvey milk and the lgbtq movement, which really, from my perspective originated right here in san francisco. >> both alaska and delta airlines plan to move their operations into the new terminal. >> the first group of students in san francisco's hbcu summer program. they've arrived. this is part of the mayor's 30 by 30 in

still to come at 11, a metal blade found in some food on a flight to sfo. >> what the airline is saying about >> plus, growing homelessness in the south bay highlighted in a new report with the pain index reveals when we come back. >> what do you wrap your way from the ball field? what happen on the field on on the field out back out with more happen. >> and we're continuing to honor the legendary willie mays who passed away today at the age of 93. >> welcome back. 2 people are dead. 2 others injured after a shooting in richmond. police say they responded to reports of someone being shot around. 4 o'clock this afternoon in the area of pennsylvania avenue and 7th street. police say the person died at the scene. 3 others went to the hospital. one of them died there. police are investigating what led up to the shooting. there are no there's no word on any arrests. and san francisco police say a juvenile was seriously injured after getting shot in the castro tonight. >> this is video from the citizen app showing that heavy police presence just outside of a business in the area of church and

. >> a live look at sfo now. there is some good news. if your summer vacation involves a flight in or out of sfo, a months long construction project that's been causing widespread delays is coming to an end early. airport officials tell our media partners at sf standard work on the 28 left taxiway will wrap up no later than june 21st. that's about a week originally planned, which should protect your july 4th holiday. the runway o the runway once the runway opens, the only cause of delays will be weather related. there. i fought for my life on that one. hi, drew. >> you did? i mean, that's such great news. you saw the camera from sfo. it is clear out there this morning. here's a live look at our east bay camera. this is walnut creek, but we'll take concorde's temperature right now it is mild out there. it's currently 70 degrees in concord. so we have a warm start right now. and that will create the launching pad to get us into another warm to hot afternoon on the way. we had a few records yesterday. we'll likely see some records later on

as you can see right now, look at the current gusts 46mpho, 37 just south of sfo, down at san mateo. so all across the region, the wind gusts are increasing right now. as we get into the evenin hours, they wo to diminish and ease until the late night and overnight hours. during that time. also, the relative humidity will come back up, which is helpful. but at the moment we have highe ncerns acrossay area. i'll have the full forecast in just a few minutes. zach. so spencer, thank you. we wa to you to some sky seven video right now. sky seven just getting over to this fire. it is live. taking a look at the point fire burning over there near hills where you just see that cloud of smoke, that fire literally burning on the ground there. we just got the update that it is now 300 acres that have been burned since this fire started. it was 1230 today that this fire started already at 300 acres sky seven bringing us that live picture. right now you see the severity of it. and as you heard cornell talking about spencer, talking about the winds, that is the biggest factor in this fire, how it's

you can see out towards sfo right now the skies are blue up above. we do have a couple patches of fog out there begin to make their way to the bridge to. here's the very latest on our air qualty sensors around the bay area. see a lot of green out there. couple in the yellow. that's moderate amounts of fluid building up outside. but overall, you see the wind pattern in general sea breeze kicking up. and that's just enough to freshen things up. i think it's better as we head in toward tomorrow in the following days as that ridge of high pressure kind of weakens that's going allow for that deeper marine layer. that to be kicking at some nice, d - fresh air around the bay area for tomorrow afternoon and the coming days overall, high pressure trying to build in and that out of the desert southwest going make its way back over the 4 corners. so watch out for the possibility of some dry lightning strikes around the bay area. some we don't want to see. we don't want any more active fires, but those certainly that possibility tonight and it's tomorrow. most o

so we still have some fairly strong winds out toward sfo, half moon bay and san jose.ting to 28 miles an hour. so the winds might not be too bad in your neighborhood. but as you can see in some of these pockets, we still have some breezy to windy conditions out there. here's our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge completely in the clear this afternoon. of course, a bit of some haze with some of the wildfire smoke up in portions of sonoma county. temperatures will be in the 50s first thing tomorrow morning. and once again, just like this morning, there's a possibility we could have a little bit more in the way of some haze out there due to the wildfire smoke. as things settle overnight here is the forecast model showing you this. temperatures in the 50s and the 60s. maybe a few high clouds paid us a visit, so partly to mostly sunny skies, but still pretty warm for tomorrow with temperatures from around 62 to the 70s to the mid to upper 80s has been windy over the past couple of days because this area of low pressure in part helped setting up that wind

gusts to 41mph at sfo.ut even away from the coast, in our inland areas, as we've been pointing out, it's a windy everywhere. so let's get closer to where the fires are. we've got weather conditions here right now at tracy and livermore and partial conditions at altamont. now, notice the winds are relatively calm in tracy. only 11 mile per hour gusts right now over livermore, 14 mile per hour gusts. breezy, but not terribly gusty there, but over in the altamont area, we have gusts to nearly 30mph. and it's important to remember that as you get closer to the fire, these fires can generate their own microclimates and they can generate wind gusts near the base of the fire that are far greater than the winds at these locations that are receiving the weather observations. so the firefighters are up against a challenge right now as the winds are likely to continue being gusty during the late night and overnight hours before tapering off a bit tomorrow. and we have a little bit of a heat spike coming in a couple of

but what about people who visit the harvey milk terminal at sfo today? no.mas went to san francisco international airport to find out. >> harvey milk help change the world when it came to rights. and now decades later, will his legacy is shining like a beacon of love here at the harvey milk terminal at san francisco airport, welcoming travelers and sending them off with a message of hope. moment that his colleagues from the 70 say they never could have imagined for some. the name harvey milk doesn't ring a bell. my first time i came here. cisco travelers like abdul say they got an unexpected history lesson at the harvey milk terminal discovering how in 1977 harvey milk became the first openly man elected to public office by winning a seat on the san francisco board of supervisors just a year before his assassination. and these highlighting moments are special for activists. allen klein, who worked with harvey in the 70's telling me the terminals tribute in education on the walls still shock him. a terminal at 7 cisco airport named after is kind of amazing ph

well, we have a live look at sfo this midday. where? at the top of the hour, flight attendants from two major airlines started a picketing event. it's one of 30 airports across the u.s. where similar demonstrations are happening today. it comes amid flight attendants contract negotiations between alaska and united. organizers say their event comes a day after u.s. senators sent a letter calling for an end to negotiations. the picketing at sfo is expected to last until 1230 this afternoon. we've reached out to both airlines for a response, but we have yet to hear back. new at 11 a real reminder of the danger of illegal fireworks. fire crews are monitoring a fire in san mateo. the fire department posted this photo of the small blaze near third and anchor road on an island in seal slough. officials say the fire doesn't pose any danger and was sparked by illegal fireworks. this is a great reminder to really push on a day where, or during a time when we're starting to see those warm temperatures. and i know you're talking about the wind pick

but sfo leaders there say they believe it is a worthy investment. and they're off. >> the international bird rescue releasing a group of seabirds today in sausalito. the flock flying high over the san francisco bay. after months of rehabilitation. these brown pelicans, they were taken in and cared for by the california wildlife center in fairfield. the center says that more than 370 injured pelicans were rescued in mid april. and most of them came from the monterey and santa cruz areas. environmentalists are currently investigating what caused the west coast bird crisis. >> coming up, the cdc's imposing changes to covid vaccines. what they have to do with the strain of the virus a in samara, fell installing marchand vending machines. why they say that the project important to marine county. >> following developing news in the east bay where it crashed. cause that costco big rig to flip over making a mess rig to flip over making a mess of 5, 8, (♪♪) the best summer plans come from the back seat. let's go camping! i want to see a dinosaur! let's rescu

but there's your view from sfo. and here they are.g in at 36 mile per hour winds. plenty of teens well inland. some of them a little off shore. that's not good. but most of onshore. and you can see well in the business of the teams that's gonna hold together. looks like into tomorrow afternoon as well. this the contrast map and we'll see this very often eith