let's start with the first look at the accuweather forecast and here's lisa argen with the forecast. >> hi, chris. we do have quite a bit of fog out there. just locally inland now. concord and livermore, otherwise we'll see the fog pull back to the shoreline and partial clearing is 52 rid now. in novato, good morning to you, 57 in oakland and looking at upper 50s and partial clearing at the coast with low to mid-60s and look at the temperatures climb as we get through the noon hour and into the upper 60s inland and 67 around the bay and by 4:00 that fog makes its way

back inland and still mild and by 7:00 that sun setting in an another hour. 8:03 and look for temperatures dropping off into the 60s. it will be a nice afternoon and a look at low clouds and fog and you can see them pushing back by the coast around midday and we'll talk about your weekend coming up. lisa, thank you. >> there's a lot of buzz in the bay area surrounding two presidential candidates. mayor pete buttigieg hosted a fund-raiser and we sat down with kamala harris for an exclusive one-on-one interview. last night forete' fund-raiser were $25 and they sold out. abc news reporter cornel bernard there was as he spoke to the packed crowd. >> please help me welcome the next president of the united

states, he called to the stage the democrats needed a good campaign slogan. >> i get it the other side has their thing, lock her up, have a wall. we've got freedom, security and democracy, and i think that's a pretty good bumper sticker. >> what's your message to voters here in the bay area? >> it's time for a new generation of leadership to step forward. >> buttigieg supports reproductive rights for women and believes climate change is real. >> it is time to treat climate like the security issue that it is. buttigieg is a rising star in the democratic party and veteran and harvard grad. so far he's been successful in fund-raising across the golden state. >> it is also about raising profile and just in the space of a couple of weeks, really, we've seen this skyrocket from a nobody to somebody who is really getting notice around the country. >> mainly because he's different from the other candidates, a gay, married man.

this couple from sacramento likes what they hear. >> being a gay veteran also and that's really one of the things and the biggest thing that's drawn me to mayor pete. >>ly ana brady brought her son eli. >> he's a good role model for our children and gives me home for the future. >> i'm mindful that i'm in the city where where a certain leader said you have to give him hope. >> now kamala hairs, she's part of the crowded field of the 20 presidential candidates and our liz croix talked with her one-on-one about 2020. fresh off the campaign trail we met up exclusively with kama harris in downtown san francisco. >> how would you grade it so far in. >> i think we're doing great. i'm enjoying the process.

i'm want sure what it says about the personality and in campaigns you meet the angels walking among us. 20,000 people showed up to her campaign launch in oakland and according to the most recent quinnipiac pole she has 8% support among democratic voters trailing joe biden. what differentiates kamala harris from everyone else. >> at the end of this process, they hava proven track ridiculous, which i do. >> you did not question or look at the underlying evidence that supports the conclusions in the report. >> her record on criminal justice reform has come under scrutiny. we asked her if her new proposal for public defenders is a way to appease her critics. >> the recent proposals i have are a part of a life and career of what we need to do to reform the criminal justice system, and i frankly, believe when you have known the system from the inside as i have, you're uniquely able

to, one, talk about what is necessary and actually implement what is necessary for reform. >> a criticism of harris in a field of 21 she's too cautious. we asked her three times if she agrees with the refusal to breakup facebook, she wouldn't say. >> i think we need to regulate technology and do a better job. >> and that was liz croix's reporting. as the list of presidential candidates grow, you can keep up with who is running on abc 7 news.com. time now is 5:05. developing news. police want to find the person who threw something at a caltrain engineer. it happened last night in redwood city. the officials say the object came through a train window. 450 passengers had to be moved to a different train. the engineer was taken to a hospital, but has since been released. >> new developments, the landlord of an apartment complex

in richmond is promising to fix the units after tenants complained about big issues. jerry miller has lived in this apartment on san pablo avenue for three years. miller said he and his neighbors have complained to the landlord castle management about mold, water leaks, roaches and no heating without results. >> we're helpless and we live here and a lot of us live here because we didn't have other options. >> it went in my nose and my eye, everywhere, in my lungs. >> miller met with the richmond building department and castle management at city hall yesterday. the landlord promised to fix the apartments. castle management told abc 7 news it did not delay on taking action. part of building a better bay area involves finding solutions to some of the area's biggest problems and this morning we're talking about housing and exploring a growing trend putting housing units in bay area backyards. abc 7 news reporter amanda del

castillo has the story from san jose. >> reporter: crews broke ground on paul's adu in january. the granny flat is growing in popularity around the bay area. >> i've never been a trendsetter until now. >> we checked with the city of san jose and it took season applications to build adus in 2016. new laws have made it easier and less expensive to build unit. so in 2018 the number of applications in san jose skyrocketed. they built a one-bedroom unit to keep their daughter and son-in-law close. >> in other places they'd probably well enough off that they can afford to buy a well, they can't, here in the valley. a recent report ranks the san jose metro as the most expensive area in the country to buy the home. >> keeping the families together piece of it seems to be a really big part of this. >> all part of the answer to the

bay area's housing crisis. >> what they are doing is providing housing for those that probably wouldn't have an opportunity to live in the bay area. >> for bane, he and his wife will live in the main house and their daughter and son-in-law in the adu until grandchildren forced a switch. it will be the next trend bane will take on. >> we are not at the stage yet and it's still my daughter in the backyard at this point, but that might happen. >> in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> the warriors advance to the western conference finals after closing out the series against the rockets. from high anxiety and joyous victims, the warriors fans endured a nerve-racking game. >> the golden state warriors advanced to the western conference finals. for the second straight year they eliminate the rockets here in houston. >> the warriors were without kevin durant in game six and r

23 points with deep threes in the clincher. >> this stage in how this game was was huge. i've had games like this, maybe not as drastic, 0 to 33 where things weren't going your way and you start to figure it out, but i'm glad it obviously happened. >> the conference finals begin tuesday night at oracle arena. [ cheers and applause ] take a look. abc 7 news anchor ama daetz posted this video watching the warriors' win. we'll find out who will win the conference finals and the denver nuggets and portland trailblazers. you can watch that at 12:30 tomorrow only on abc 7. single-game tickets for the conference finals go on sale today. the first presale starts at 9:00 this morning for season ticket

holders and at 9:30 members of the priority wait list can get tickets and at 10:00, insider members can buy theirs and tickets go on sale at noon. time is 5:10 and lisa argen is tracking the weather for us. >> we will see a little bit warmer weather and we got there yesterday except if you're right along the coast we had that fog and partial clearing and the upper elevation winds are blowing and the camera shaking a bit and 57 in oakland and 56 in san francisco with we will reach near 80 degrees inland and once again, a good 22-mile, i should say 22-degree temperature spread and i'll wake a minute. when we come back i'll have my accuweather seven-day forecast. >> if you thought your coffee st one cup in san francisco. >> i'm luz pena in berkeley,

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stunt students with solutions over problems. students worked on problems like homelessness, housing and health care. >> what did you see? >> what i saw was a gap, an opportunity to really bridge connections. >> lucas created a podcast to tell the stories the homeless community in oakland with a call to action. >> that can include signing a petition. it can include donating money directly to organizations doing work with these issues. >> he wants to create an app where oakland residents will be notified before a new development project is built. >> while the developers are trying to address that issue, it will not happen while engaging the community. >> what we wanted to do was create a seares of work shops and people would identify problems that they have. >> the brains behind the operation, a former berkeley

student, now an instructor. >> the young students have the passion and energy to make change. they're living amongst these problems every day and they're big dreamers. >> reporter: and it takes dreamers to change the world. in berkeley, luz pena, abc 7 news. and we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by building our better bay area facebook group. >> time now is 5:15. coffee lovers will get a chance to taste the most expensive coffee in the world this morning. it costs $75 a cup. dion limb tried the drink you can find in the bay area. >> reporter: what's the most you would pay for a company of coffee $. >> 5.50. >> $6. >> reporter: when we found the most expensive coffee in the world it's here in san francisco. we had to try it out for ourselves. >> san francisco is one of those places where people really

appreciate, you know, fine stuff. >> if that's the case, klatch coffee's latest offering is the finest of the fine. introducing the record-setting alita geisha 803. >> it comes from panama. >> auctioned out to buyers all over the world, klatch roasters owns the only ten pounds in the entire country. >> it's 80 cups for the entire united states. that's it. >> it is so exclusive even the baristas who by the way, train 406 hours to work here wanted to be extra careful it prepare this cup. >> i was practicing with something different hoping this would go good. >> this is probably $10 worth in this tiny little cup. it's good. it's very good. it tastes like fruit. it's blueberry. i don't know. whether or not i would spend $7

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to a slight change in the weekend. lisa argen, good morning to you. >> good morning. you have to get away from the shoreline to enjoy the warmup. partial clearing and the sea breeze up to 20 miles an hour. the fog has moved into our east bay and we're looking at cloudy skies in concord. livermore, not quite yet, but temperatures are on the mild side. >> good morning, san leandro, 53 for you and 57 in union city and elsewhere, numbers are pretty mild with mid-40s and 50s and 52 on the coast. so if we look from the exploratorium camera this morning and mainly sunny and mild for mother's day weekend. we could see a few showers by the end of next week and the fog quickly burns back to the coast. here we are at 10:00 in the morning. we still have a cloudy coast, but the bay is sunny and by 2:00

in the afternoon we've got some sun, some 60s at the shoreline, but we will be looking at the fog to push back inland, 7:00 tonight and through the overnight hours we'll wake up tomorrow once again with cloudy skies and then a sunny afternoo hoabt 62, ocean beach. sta ck forho miles an hour60 monterey bay and 57. the week aheadcoord looking like thise warmer and r the beginning of the week and look what happens by wednesday and thursday. temperatures really drop off with increasing clouds and we potentially, as i said before, could be looking at a few showers. mother's day tomorrow waking up to some clouds and the sun coming up after 6:00 and low 70s by noon time and upper 60s around the bay and still cool at the coast and we'll be being

looking at 80 inland, low 70s around the bay and a nice night into the 60s away from the coast. look for 76 from santa clara as well as cupertino ask sunnyvale on the coast. low 60s, pacifica. palo alto, a mild day for youba rosa to calistoga. east bay spending the day in berkeley and 71 for you there and fremont, heading inland with plenty of sun and 82 in brentwood. your accuweather seven-day forecast and low 60s around pacifica and mid-70s around the bay and 80 with the fog burning back to the coast looking at a really nice mother's day and we will begin to cool it off on tuesday and download the weather app and once again dealing with

shower activity and perhaps it didn't materialize this past week and wednesday and thursday it could happen. we do get rain in may. stay tuned. >> good to see the warmer conditions especially for mother's day. we'll take it. lisa, thanks. >> coming up, why you shouldn't be surprised if you see

women often learn less than men for the same job, but did you know they earn more than men on some items. that may soon be coming to an end. >> this is something we experience when out shopping, retailers charging more for

women's products. >> there is a thing known as the pink tax where women pay more for goods and services. >> have you heard of this? >> i have heard of that, yeah. we as women do pay more for dry-cleaning and other things, so -- that's what i know for a fact. >> even if they haven't heard the term pink tax. women know they pay more. >> on feminine products, clothing, dry-cleaning and things like that. >> a study found women pay more from cradle to cane. women pay approximately 7% more than men for similar products. this does not surprise congresswoman jackie speier. >> objects that are pink in color are priced higher than objec objects than are blue in color and it starts at a very young age. >> i looked for examples in the bay area going from store to store and searching online, as

well. generally, i found items like these razors, pink and blue priced the same, same with these pink and blue playground balls. but i did find some examples of what seemed like a gender difference in pricing. on overstock.com i found these kids' battery-powered motorcycle. the pink version cost $6 more than than the red one. i reached out and haven't heard way. we have exchanged e-mails, but i do not have a comment on the pricing. jackie speier just re-introduced the pink tax repeal act. >> this would provide that the federal trade commission would have the authority to fine companies that do make that kind of discriminatory pricing. >> the bill would also give state attorneys general the authority to take civil action. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> the city of oakland will

launch its adaptive bike share program today. it provides people with disabilities and accessible bikeshare transportation option. there will be hand cycles on lake merit on the weekends. after a 26-week pilotro expand service to other bay area cities it will be held at lake merit at the debut. don't be surprised to see dozens of dogs at the airport. they're training to become guide dogs for the blind. 70 golden retrievers and labradors will go through the ticket area, tsa, boarding and deplaining and finish up at baggage claim. they'll be training in the alaska airlines terminal at 9:00 this morning. still to come on abc 7 images, the stepfather of the 4-year-old from houston. what the girl's mom is now

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>> this is abc 7 mornings. >> it's great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. we start this half hour with the preview of the accuweather forecast. here's lisa argen and has the latest conditions where you live. >> hi, chris. you can see the deck of low clouds here and we are starting out with mainly cloudy conditions and temperatures are in the mid-50s and 58 in mountain view and from mount tam you can see the marine layer and cloudy skies for you in the north bay, as well and 53 in santa rosa, and 57 in concord and livermore, 51 and just about to reach you and from lake tahoe, it is 28 degrees in truckee and 30, and a high of 69 today and for the bay area, we're looking for the clouds to clear the coast and partial clearing and it will stay cool

and around noon time, upper 60s and looking to mid to upper 60s around the bay and mid-70s by 4:00 inland and lower 70s around the bay. nice day, warm up by two inland and we'll talk aboutt in a few >>himorning, the search continues for a missing 4-year-old from houston. a spokesperson for the mother of maleah davis is now accusing the stretch father of abuse. this comes as we get a new look of surveillance photos of him. >> reporter: a spokesman for the mother of missing 4-year-old maleah davis making chilling new allegations upon claiming maleah's stepfather was fi physically abusive of the child. >> sources say this image from a surveillance camera shows maleah's stepfather leaving home on friday with a laundry basket carrying the plastic bag. the next night he's seen walking

into a hospital after claiming he woke up on the side of the road. he was driving with maleah and her brother and one of them drove up in a pickup truck. >> one of them makes a comment saying maleah looks very nice and very sweet. he was beaten and his story changed several times. his car found abandoned. maleah was removed from the home after a head injury last summer and returned in february. child services say the family was being monitored. maleah's mother pressed on why she is only now sharing these allegations. >> this mother has suffered a lot of abuse in her life. >> police have not commented on those allegations. the search for maleah is a race against time. she requires constant medical care after multiple brain surgeries for that head injury. abc news, new york. a murder suspect and a female driver are in custody after leading l.a. police on a

wild chase. watch as the suspect leans out the passenger window and fires at a dozen trailing patrol cars. multiple officers returned fire. the woman that was driving eventually surrendered and police took the murder suspect into custody after a brief standoff. that man was wanted in the deadly shooting of a liquor store clerk earlier this week. president trump's tax returns dating back six years. treasury secretary steven mnuchin and the irs commissioner were told to deliver the documents by friday. mnuchin said he would not provide the president's tax records because the request lacks a legitimate legislative purpose. >> he pulled the trigger on 25% tariffs for thousands of chinese products. the tariffs impact nearly 6,000 chinese products from food items to consumer goods and electronics. president trump says the tax may or may not be removed depending

on what happens in future negotiations. china immediately vowed to hit back at the u.s. economy. >> time now is 5:32. virgin galactic is moving from california to new mexico ahead of its first commercial flight. founder richard branson says the company's aiming to launch that flight within a year. he says galactic will conduct the final test with test pilots and crew members onboard. 100 of its workers will move to a building called space for america this summer. 50 other employees are already working there. it's like something out of the jetsons. a bar in las vegas uses robots to mix up its cocktail creations, from the shaking of a martini to the muddling of a mojito the movements are just like a real bartender. >> you order from a tablet just like you would orderig a starbucks coffee. >> yeah. ♪

♪ >> reporter: you are at the very first land-based, fully automated robotic ♪ ♪ >> we have 22 tablets in the bar. clients justalk can place thei can made cd ca rots ar t job making the drink. >> i'm going to get a screwdriver. >> thank you. >> a drink made by a robot, i wasn't sure, but they gave you options. >> the drink has the ingredients that we carry, you can make any drink you want. it's exactly the same cost as you go to the human bar. once you come to the tablets and

once they confirm they're 21 and you have the classic and signature drinks and basically you just choose whatever drink you want. the second option is you have an empty cup and you can customize your drink and cree aate basica your own drink and you put in the process and then i want to add any alcohol and i go to spirit and you can choose exactly how many shots you want. first, the robot goes and grabs the cup. next step, actually, it's going to get the ice and starting to put in some ingredients and thi drinks are shaken. ♪ ♪ >> it's cool and unique and we tried something new. >> i wanted to know what the

drink would taste like made by a robot. >> very fast. >> it also depends on the line. at the bar is crowded. i'll take a robot any day. >> you can check out abc's brand at localish.com and it's also on facebook and instagram. >> still ahead on abc 7 mornings, then and now. it's a major milestone for one of san francisco's most iconic spots. the 80th anniversary celebration at top of the mark today. as we head to break, a live look outside from the abc 7

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>> time right now is 5:38. good morning to our friends on the peninsula. we're taking a look outside from the san mateo bridge camera. lisa argen returns with the full accuweather forecast in ten minutes. >> a reason to carry hand sanitizer if you use uber and lyft. a new study shows ride share vehicles may carry more germs than toilet seats. the study from online insurance marketplace involves swabbing doors, windows in rental cars. the ride share vehicle his 35,000 times more germs than toilet seats. the study only examined three cars in each category. the city of san francisco is planning a major renovation of civic center plaza and it will be presented to the city's plantion commission next week and here is a planning of the

initial design concept, and a tree-lined promenade will connect the spaces from u.n. plaza to city hall and it includes a bart station baf ilon. it can happen as early as 2021. today marks the 80th an verse of the top of the mark lounge. it was a place to dance and celebrate for decades and a destination for active military and veterans after serving ander leaving and returning from san francisco there will be a special celebration at 4:00 afternoon. it is first come first served. >> later on this morning, looking at 56 in san francisco with the fog and the clouds that have pushed across the bay and there's a look at the golden gate bridge. temperatures could reach 80 inland. i'll have the details for your mother's day weekend next. >> steph curry comes alive in

the second half and it was a big thrill for warriors fans. all of the

>> time right now is 5:43 and welcome back, everyone. here is a live from panetta, san jose international airport. we hope your morning is off to a great start. we'll get a forecast from lisa argen in just a little bit. >> first in sport, the sharks return to home ice for game one of the western conference finals and the blues face the sharks at the sap center. next to the shark tank on autumn street between santa clara to st. john from 2:30 to the event will feature the stanley cup and there will be a dj and an inflatable for photo-op and much more. the warriors will have a few

days off before game one. last night the dubs beat the rockets for the fifth straight year. abc sports director has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. no kevin durant and steph curry, and curry was cooking in the second half. he goes from 33 just in the second half and the warriors sent the rockets home for the summer. game of thrones and bend the knee, james harden, bend the knee. he wasn't ready to do that. rockets by only one after one quarter. in a sense warriors could be in this thing and clay thompson, incredible early on and he kecht it alive. back to clay who had 21 at the nor, chris paul

heating up, dangerous. he had 27. the rockets opened up a lead as large as seven. third quarter and here c mvp from way out. curry launching again and he gets knocked down on this play and re-injures and tweak that dislocated finger. no pain, no gain. 90 seconds to go. curry, he dances now. 33 in the second half and one more from clay who gets a little excited after this. dagger! and the warriors pull off a stunning bei stunning clocking 118-113 victory and they take it on the western conference finals. >> a lot of them were telling me to stick to it and be aggressive and it was amazing. we played amazing defense. took shots we knew thwe could wn

and it's a big-time win for us. >> it's one of the most satisfying victories we've had we've been blessed to have all this talent and competitiveness and these guys are -- are -- they're just this is definitely one of the most satisfying we've had. >> what a game. how about the giants using the stanley cup in batting practice? giants and reds make sense and it will go deep to center here. stephen duggar. i've got it. i've got it. i ain't got it. the two runs scored and the giants get blanked 7-0 by cinci. >> the guy has a calendar on his hat. at least he knows what day of the week it is. mike chapin, good night, game over and drive home safely and it is his first-ever walkoff and that wins it 4-3 and do not

forget, game one, sharks and blues, western conference finals. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> steph curry is paying homage to oakland with the underam our. these are the colorway shoes. curry says when he was starting out with the warriors he lived in lake merit and he would take the boulevard. the shoes are available next friday. mild conditions to start the day, but some changes are on the way. meteorologist lisa argen is here with the forecast to help you plan out your weekend. >> hi, chris. it will be pretty typical with the onshore wins and mount tam, you can see the high clouds and fog and weak high pressure building in today. as we look at the forecast, highlights, and we will see temperatures today with a nice spread at 22 degrees and waking up with the low clouds and the

fog and mainly sunny for your mother's day weekend and we're looking at some sun in the d pattern goes away in the middle of next weaker he's the floor camera and winds 20 miles an hour today out of the west and we will be looking for this fog to quickly evacuat bay and this is san sunshine. 54 in oakland and mountain view, and 50 for you and 50 at half moon bay and emoriville, 53, santa rosa and 54 in napa and the delta breeze up to 30 miles an hour and reaching all of the way to the sacramento valley and 54 with 57 in concord. liver more at 51. there's the fog footprint and we are still gray in fremont and

also around danville looking at some sunshine and as we get to about 2:00, notice the clouds want to sweep away from the coast and quickly, they move back in and overnight tomorrow, it's another gray start say about 10:30, but it's still cloudy. the golden gate bridge and we'll see the temperatures come down a couple of degrees as the low clouds hang tight to the shoreline. all in all, the temperatures very similar within a range of where they should be this time of year. case in point, san joss ian average high of 77. tomorrow 78, dropping to 76 on monday and then we see the changes for tuesday and wednesday as we get into the latter part of the week. we're looking at the cooler weather and whether or not we will see any showers materialize around here, thursday into friday. so if you like it warmer, enjoy this weekend and into monday. 66, san francisco, 64 half moon

bay and on the peninsula nice and mild, low to mid-70s, san mateo, palo alto and 75 in napa, 75 in richmdnd oakland. look nice day. over in oakland, the indians are in town today with temperaturesity temperatures in the mid-60s. overnight tonight you will see the fog push back onshore. 53 tomorrow on oak larpd as well as fremont. 50 in napa and 54 in san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast. low clouds and fog, keeping it cool at the coast and today should make it into the 60s with more sun and 80 inland, download the accuweather app for mother's day and we are just as nice tomorrow, bringing the temperatures down a few degrees, the middle of the week and by the end of the week you can see a late-season storm affect us, but not quite sure on that yet because as it happened last

week, it didn't materialize so we'll be watching it. >> things can certainly change, but we're crossing our fingers and hoping for the best. >> lisa, today is the laefrment one-day food drive in the country. it's the stamp out hunger food drive. postal workers have nonperishable items. wrkers will pick it up any deliver it to the food bank. more than 75 million were donated. from research to medicine, and one bay area hospital is using it to prepare patients for surgery. abc 7 news anchor dan ashley has the story. >> ana has volunteered toake a journeyen si journey inside a child's brain. it's an experience helping

parents and young patients at the children's hospital oakland to navigate a scary situation with much more confidence. >> the not knowing is the hardest part. there's so much fear that comes out of the unknown. >> dr. curtis augustate has surgical theater. it has helped revolutionize by creating a 3d pathway into the brain. >> take a walk with me and look to your rest. >> now doctors at children to help parents are projectioned as handset. they can explore the area, and this red thing here is the tumor. >> families can see the avatar and others as they wonder in a virtual space. >> i can point things out with

my hands as boner and she can point out things with their pointer. >>they're sharing with us this communicating this disease and this medium i'm yusing a languae they understand. >> they can adopt through a foundation and doctors have been able to lower anxiety levels dramatically for families and even very young patients. >> there is this clouds parting moment, this epiphany where they understand. >> and to understand with much more confidence how surgeons at cosefhe lives. >> donations support the vr program at children's hospital. we have links and information on our website, abc 7 news.com. next, celebrating

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let's start with the first look at the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. these tracking live doppler 7 for us. >> hi, chris. we have low clouds and fog greeting us this morning. mount tam, the sun is officially about to come up. temperatures are in the 50s and 54 for you in oakland and half moon bay with 57 over in oakland. you can see the clouds and san bruno and sfo. no delays and we are looking at the low clouds and fog to peel away at the shorelines and partly sunny skies out there. it is 53 in santa rosa and 52 with a good delta breeze. we are looking at temperatures seasonal this time of year. it's pretty gray, but temperatures will be 67, and 70s in the valleys and 71 around the bay and staying in the upper 50s to mid-60s at the