. it's sunday june 16th. good morning and thanks so much for joining us on this father's day. let's look at the accuweather forecast. hi, lisa. >> good morning, everyone. clouds, fog, drizzle to start. it's a chilly start. we are looking at temperatures in the 50s. 56 in oakland, 53 san francisco, 52 north bay, santa rosa visibility 4 to 5 miles so not too bad.

and we're looking a sfo, not too bad. low 70s by about 4:00. we'll see that low cloud and fog deck burn back early, stale gray at the coast, upper 50s there. we're looking at a bit of a warming trend for the upcoming workweek. chris. >> lis, thank you. breaking news, lanes of both directions in highway 101 in redwood city are closed after separate crashes. the first crash happened at 2:00 in the southbound lanes. chp said a wrong way driver died after hitting another vehicle. the other driver has major injuries. now, a second crash happened half hour later in the northbound lanes. at least three cars were involved, four people taken to the hospital. one has major injuries. it's unclear if the crashes are related. there is no estimated time for the lanes to reopen. time now 5:01. brazen and bold. that's how vacaville police are describing the crew that stole

$8,000 of merchandise from an outlet store in broad daylight. it happened one week at the at the tommy hilfiger store and they are asking for your help with the investigation. >> reporter: vacaville police want you to see the video to help the investigation and find the thieves. employees and customers are in shock as the first thief fills her bags with arms. you can see another walking by a arms overfleeing with clothes and then they casually walk out with the clothes. >> it's scary when they enter a store like that in the morning, sunday morning, and started loading up bags and bags of property that didn't belong to them. >> thieves were ready. they put a plastic bag on their license so they couldn't be identified and walked in with

shopping bag to be filled up. two men and women recorded on a cell phone. no one in store security tried to stop them because of the policy plus they were scared. >> they try to put fear into people when they are committing the theft so they don't get interfered with. >> i showed the video to shoppers and they all found the disturbing. >> shocking. i don't understand how people with walk into a store and take something. what if they have weapons, i don't know. >> it's bad for consumers, bad for so many different people to want to come in here and buy stuff people are coming in to steal. it's not fear. >> reporter: vacaville working with other cities as well. abc 7 news. in the east bay a concord

man is being held in the contra costa county jail accused of threatening to commit a mass shooting at a jewish temple and kill police officers. police took 23-year-old ross farca into custody after receiving a tip about threats in an online chatroom. officers arrested him earlier this month but just revealed the threats. investigators say they found a semiautomatic rifle at farca's home. they also found camouflage clothing and nazi literature. two bay area men under arrest after a police chase resulted in a deadly crash. 22-year-old antonio gaso and another man booked on multiple charges including homicide and attempted homicide. they say they sped away when officers tried to pull them away yesterday morning. police say they fired shots at the officers pursuing them. the car jumped a curb near a

taco truck. two bystanders were killed. the suspects ran but were the car had been reported stolen. 4:05 the time. activists across the area calling for trump to be impeached. here is the story. >> reporter: at san jose city hall, this group joined others across the country calling for >> we need to hold him accountable. he's not above the law. >> in san rafael this group held signs on 4th street with the same message. >> what do we want? >> impeach. >> when do we want it? >> no! >> reporter: this group of 50 activists rallied near the federal building in oakland. >> impaired investigation of russian interference. >> reporter: some took turns reading from the mueller report investigating interference in the 2016 election. >> we're calling on leaders to

step up and be read leaders and sign that document to remove donald trump. >> nancy pelosi is backing off the effort saying it's not close to support in the house. >> she may not want to pursue it but that's why we elected congress to represent us. >> i think the democrats are beating a dead horse. >> reporter: the chairman of the san francisco republican party believes impeachment is a losing venture. >> there's been going on three years. we found no russia collusion. we found no real evidence of a crime the president has committed, so there's really not a lot of grounds for impeachment. >> reporter: some activists disagree. they say they will keep holding rallies and urging lawmakers to take action on impeachment. in san rafael, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. in an exclusive interview with abc's chief anchor stephanopoulos president trump talked about the possibility of being impeached. >> you're not worried? >> the republicans in the

senate, every single one of them, know this is a witch hunt. they get it 100% and that's what matters. the democrats are going to do it only because they might think it helps them. i think it actually hurts them in the election. >> you watch president trump's complete interview with george stephanopoulos in a prime time special on abc 7. the hour long presentation of 2020 begins at 8:00 p.m. three bay area members of congress are making efforts to preserve health insurance for americans with pre-existing medical conditions. abc 7 news was in san francisco where house speaker nancy pelosi joined congressman mike thompson yesterday. all three accuse the trump administration and republicans of gutting obamacare. >> the president of the united sates is bad for your health.he he's pad for your health because he's doing everything possible to understand the affordable care act. >> i said to my republican

colleagues, do yourself a favor, don't stand in between a parent and a child who has health needs. >> the event was part of a health care weekend of action organized by democrats. time now is 5:08. developing news, hong kong residents have jammed the streets for the third time in one week. they are demanding a controversial extradition bill be withdrawn and for the city leader to step down. they say the bill would close a loop hill but groups say it would compromise hong kong's legal independence. a boy has died after being found unresponsive in a swimming pool in antioch. firefighters and paramedics tried to revive the 23-month-old when he was found friday night. they did detect a heart pete several minutes later but doctors later pronounced him dead at the hospital. antioch police believed the

tragedy was an accident and that no crime took place. officials have not released the child's name. in the north bay, more help is on the way for people impacted by the wildfires and this year's floods. the sonoma county board of supervisors is allocating $41 million for recovery efforts in the next fiscal year's budget. $3 million will go toward a community alert system. money will also be used to improve emergency dispatches in the county. also included in the budget, funding to reduce the risk of wildfires. firefighters and business owners are spending the weekend cleaning up this mess caused by a broken water main in sausalito. the water flooded at least 10 businesses yesterday. the trouble started when a 12" pipe broke. traffic had to be diverted around it. apple ceo speak at commencement, the ceremony starts at 9:30 at stanford stadium. cook says he looks forward to

deepening the remarkable relationship stanford and apple built together for many years.t commencement address this spring. this month he was at temple university. 65th north beach festival in san francisco. several streets closed near columbus and grant street for the event. the festival continues today from 10:00 this morning until 6:00 p.m. time now 5:10 on this sunday meteorologist lisa argen with the forecast. >> we're going to warm up a bit, but cooler than average. in san francisco temperature in the mid-50s. lots of clouds, mist and drizzle. by afternoon a little better. by tuesday, a return to 90s inland. stay tuned, my forecast is next. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead a mess for target shoppers. the glitch that left many customers frustrated and the company closing some stores.

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long lines. some stores nationwide yesterday. the outage lasted about two hours. cashiers couldn't scan items or process transactions and self-checkouts were only working intermittently. the company temporarily closed some stores, including one in san francisco. at other stores, like one we went to in san jose, some shoppers just left and came back. >> mostly everybody in line, we stood around and waited and waited. i finally waited 30 minutes before i put my things away. a lot of people were still standing. some put their things away and just left. >> target apologized for the issue. they say the outage was not caused by data breach or security concern. communities across the bay area celebrated juneteenth this weekend to commemorate when many slaves in the u.s. learned they had been freed. abc news in san francisco for

the annual juneteenth festival. trolley rides, music, dance, between fillmore boulevard. it was called a celebration of african-american culture. in the east bay a juneteenth celebration entitled, communities coming together for the people. there was live music, food, free health screens and more than 70 kpirters. guests also took home a goody bag full of fresh fruit provided by kaiser. all right. so you may the know the way to san jose thanks to dionne warwick. a new song paying tribute to the capital of silicon valley. when it comes to marketing san jose, pop music probably doesn't come to mind. ♪ san jose ♪ ♪ >> this track by singer

songwriter grace kelly trying to change that. >> ting to bring the joy it's brought me. >> she decided to write a song and smard it with team san jose, the city's marketing group. executives there loved it. >> i was trying to comprehend how a song i wrote in a bathroom literally was then going to have a whole production team and they wanted to make a music video. >> each year they put out a sizzle reel to market the city. this year instead they created a music video to spotlight local gems including >> it's a fine song.

not really a great marketing tool. >> tourism officials hope it will stick. >> what the city is, how inspiring it is, how you can be anything you want to be in san jose really speaks to the silicon valley vibe. >> and that song was produced in nashville. perhaps a young taylor swift in the making. all right. meteorologist lisa argen tracking the forecast now for us on this sunday morning. hi, lisa. >> hey, chris, good morning to you. we are starting out with low clouds and fog, a lot like yesterday with the mist and the drizzle. not just along the coast but around the bay and inland as well. but we're going to see an earlier burnoff. that bodes well if you want a little warmer. here is a look at the clouds. everybody in the 50s, 53 downtown, 56 in oakland, 59 mountain view, san jose with 55 in morgan hill and 54 half moon bay. certainly was cool at the coast. here is our exploratorium camera. numbers not going to change much

there. 52 santa rosa, 53 napa, low 50s n dels b w cloud field. deck. widespread clouds, mist and drizzle. radioing at slightly warmer temperatures inland. could see a few 80s today. then the real warming trend gets under way tomorrow and tuesday. in effect, even wednesday looking like numbers are going to stay up into the upper 80s and even 90 degrees. not a whole lot of fluctuation throughout the next couple of days. that was a quick preview of how the fog and low clouds move back into our inland valleys and peel back again through monday afternoon. we're looking at subtle variations day to day. in fact, the changes at the coast very minimal. as we get into monday, looking at upper 80s to lower 90s, you notice the oranges and reds here and yellows around the bay. so low 70s should be pleasant from oakland to hayward, 60s in

san francisco, but by tuesday very little ch maybe a degree or two cooler. into wednesday upper 80s to near 90s so certainly cool numbers at the coast. so in the south bay today average highs where they should be. san jose, santa clara 78, sunnyvale, peninsula upper 60s redwood city. a little cool for this time of year, 67 san mateo, 71 for you in menlo park. just 59 half moon bay. san francisco a cool day at 59. we'll get clearing, call it partly sunny. in the north bay, the warmer numbers well to the north, lake port and cloverdale, 80 calistoga, 70 in petaluma. slowly numbers coming up. near east bay still in the 60s for you. you're certainly going to see a cool day. not a lot of change, 68 in san leandro, 71 union city.

low 70s in fremont and getting into the 80s. that's a switch for concord. 72 if you're headed to the alameda county fair. a little bit warmer. looking at 80 in livermore and walnut creek. accuweather seven-day forecast for father's day. it is going to be a cool one. at our beaches upper 50s there, looking at 70 around the bay. mid-80s inland. as we go through the next several days, notice the bay and inland valleys will warm modestly mid to upper 70s around the bay. just about 90 degrees inland with minor fluctuations. morning fog, afternoon sup and partly sunny conditions at the coast. as summer arrives friday, temperatures looking pretty pleasant. if you're looking for a heat wave you're not going to find it in this look ahead. >> sorry for that. just ahead, now that he's retired from nba, dwyane wade is dedicating himself to his napa wine country. the pitch he made at one of the country's premier culinary events.

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the challenge is companies can no longer go to scale. >> they would have a better chance than friendly arizona desert, meantime san francisco bay area council, rufus jeffers says this is the no the first time a city orstate has cometo california hoping to attract business. >> listen, these carpetbaggers show up every year. >> in california average wages are lower as are employee benefits. >> employee payrolls are much less. somebody make $59,000 here would make $46,000 there. >> the typical house sells for $250,000, state income taxes 3%, cost of living about half. >> it's life about numbers. >> it's too hot. >> 300 golf course. >> i don't like golf. >> worth noting u.s. world report ranks san francisco seventh, phoenix has fallen to 26th. in san francisco wayne freedman, abc 7 news. now that he's basketball, former miami heat

star dwyane wade is spending more time on his wine company. valley. wade showed off wines in food and wine classic in end. it was a sight to see, basketball superstar aside chefs and vintners around. he's not alone in his interest. several nba stars have gone into the wine business in recent years. still to come on abc 7 mornings, illegal fireworks spark a fire in the east bay. a father and son made sure their neighbors got out safe. plus a man is shot and killed on a north bay freeway and chp is turning to the public to find the gunman.

good morning and thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm chris wen. meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, coming up 5:27, you're not going to see it because of the low clouds. as chris mentioned numbers are on the low side, in the 50s. you may need wipers, 52 san francisco, half would not bay with 59. san jose and mountain view from golden gate bridge. it's awfully gray. it will be cool in the city and at the coast with numbers in the upper 50s. right now 52 by the delta, 54 for you in livermore. here is the plan for the rest of the day then as we go through the morning hours. the fog pulls back to the coast. we'll reveal sunnier conditione o 8s. igh we ,

understand and dry grasses made for disastrous combination yesterday afternoon in one east bay neighborhood. in one neighborhood, the story from antioch. >> i heard firework go out. we were wondering what was that. >> first there were popping noise noises. then the sound of people shouting then a plume of black smoke. it prompted them to run into action. >> i was hearing screams of fire. we both ran down this way. >> i ran over to these houses over here and knocked on their windows and doors. i hopped in the fence, couldn't get in their backyard, grabbed their garden hose and put out the fences on fire. i put out the sprayed down bushes. >> contra costa confirmed

fireworks sparked the two-alarm blaze that started one fire and threatened six hours a witness said he saw a group of men at a community park setting off fireworks. then suddenly the dry field across the street erupted into flames. >> stupid in california to do that, forget about it in the summertime. shouldn't do that. >> this fire sefrves as a frightening example and how the careless use of fireworks could potentially lead to disaster. >> it only takes one bottle rocket, one firework. it only took one m80 or whatever it was to burn down fences. >> in antioch, abc 7 news. starting tomorrow, cal fire is suspending burn permits in six counties because of the fire higher danger. that includes sonoma, napa, lake and solano counties. residential outdoor burning of branches and leaves will be banned.

campfires will be loud in campgrounds and on private property. cal fires says the public can't let their guard down. this morning the highway patrol needs your help to catch a killer following a freeway shooting in solana county. abc news in vacaville with a man who died after a shooting on interstate 80. the pickup smashed into a poll on the orange exit on the freeway at 6:00 last night. he died at the scene. investigators say he suffered at least one gunshot wounwoun chp officers want to hear from anyone who might have seen the shooting. a crackdown on side shows. we've seen illegal car stunts in the last few weeks including this one in the middle of the afternoon. if caught drivers can be arrested and have vehicles towed. side shows can be extremely dangs reduce and spectaculars

can get hurt. in arizona, the first step in suing police over a confrontation that sparked outrage. witnesses recorded what happened when police responded ames outside of the store. he pushed him into the patrol car and kicked him. the second officer pointed a gun at ames car. that's when his pregnant wife and twa daughters stepped out. it started when one of the girls was accused of shoplifting a dahl from a dollar store. >> after today my daughters will never be the same or feel the same about the police department. >> i assure you this incident is not representative of the majority of phoenix police officers who serve this city. >> the ames family has filed a $10 million claim against phoenix police. the officers involved in the incident are now on desk duty as an investigation takes place. time now is 5:33. so many dead gray whales have washed up this year.

federal officials say they have run out of places to take the whales to decompose. this is one of several gray whales that washed up in the bay area this year. in washington tate 30 whales have been stranded along the coast this year. they are now asking coastal home owners there to volunteer their property to be used as disposal sites. decomposition can take several months. the battle over the future of burning man. organizers odm limiting attendance to 100,000 people. the bureau of land management is recommending keeping it at 80,000. burning man trying to get a rehewell -- renewal for renewalr they use 30,000 officers to control burning man. if it grows to 100,000, it would be required to use half of its officers. home insurance is supposed to cover you when something happens. a woman facing a huge flood

called the warranty company. what happens next. >> reporter: debra banks was in her yard unaware of the disaster happening inside until she looked up. >> i see all this water pouring out of my downstairs window. i run-ins, i see this huge bubble on my ceiling. >> the bathroom ceiling was bulging from an upstairs leak. >> water was dripping down the ceiling. >> debra figured now was the time to use her warranty. the operator put her on hold while her ceiling kept bulging. >> i'm trying to explain this is an emergency situation, my ceiling is about to cave in. >> the warranty company did not send help as she hoped. >> she said someone will call in 48 hours. i said i don't have 48 hours, i have maybe 15 minutes. >> she puts me on hold, i get

disconnected. >> she couldn't wait. >> luckily someone was around. >> the plumber drained the pipe, snaked and charged her $300. >> sorry in your contract, 48 hours. >> the company wouldn't pay saying the plumber was not in the network. >> that was frustrating. >> debra says she's been paying for coverage every month for the past 15 years. >> have hardly ever used this service. they can't come through. >> she contacted on your side and we reached out to american home shield. it said when a customer requests expedited service, we work to understand the situation and advise on appropriate action sch as turning off the water supply. we will then search for a professional to be on site within 24 hours. in debra's case, unfortunately the because was disconnected before we had a chance to evaluate the situation. and it paid that plumbing bill after all. >> i was really grateful to 7 on your side, because it wouldn't

have been resolved other ways. >> american home shield investigated making sure operators follow up on emergency calls, especially if someone is disconnected as debra was. i'm michael finney. 7 on your side. still ahead on abc 7 mornings. a mom says an app saved her daughter's life. how it let her to a teen trapped alone in a wrecked vehicle. first a look outside from the golden gate camera. thanks for waking up us with - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours.

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outrage after noticing someone appeared to record her and her daughter inside a changing room at lego land in southern california. the mom chased the man and alerted park officials about what happened inside a water park changing stall. she says that she saw a phone on the floor while she and her toddler daughter were changing. >> i don't know how long. it really makes me mad not knowing how long it's been there because my daughter was with me. i was changing her. she was naked. >> carlsbad police reviewed surveillance footage from the park and made an arrest. lego land says the staff acted promptly and park officials are assisting police with the investigation. a north carolina teenager is crediting a bible and an app with saving her life. 17-year-old macy smith was pinned underneath her car after it ran off the road and crashed. the only thing she could reach for was her bible.

she said she felt like god was telling her everything would be okay. she had fine my iphone on her cell phone. >> if we didn't have that, we wouldn't know where to look. i'm certain that is what saved her life. >> i think that teenagers need to hear it from me. if you have been through what i've been through, you would never say that you didn't want that app. ap >> she suffered a fractured neck. she wants to spread the word about having tracking abilities on your phone. the tree that inspired the famous dr. seuss book, "the lorax" toppled over. dr. seuss, whose real name was theodore lived nearby and could see the tree from his home. the tree was some and 100 years old. city officials are planning a

replacement. time 5:41. lisa you've been tracking temperatures, a mild start to the day, not a bad start. >> it's in the 50s. we do have some fog out there. you may need your wipers. 54 going for a high in the mid and upper 60s. the good news here is the fog pulls away from the coast so we'll get some sun. certainly cool along the shoreline. temperatures warming up just a tad today. we'll talk about that modest warming trend next with my accuweather forecast. >> the balance of power in the nba has shifted to hollywood.

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anthony flores has the highlights. >> good morning. the quest for three-peat is alive for koepka. he's four shots behind woodland at the final round. the tee box at number seven, what a view. tiger woods up and down, five bogeys, five birdies, still has the touch for the long tweet tweet on 16. he's well back, though, tied for 27. brooks koepka going for third straight open title. only been done once before. look at this par save. wow, get in there. he's tied for third at 7 under. the leader gary woodland had to scramble on back nine. amazing par save on 12, he's not done. then on 14 again for par. are you kidding me? look at this. he's at minus 11, one shot ahead of justin rose and four ahead of

brooks koepka. >> obviously you come with intentions to play to win and give yourself a chance. i've done that through 54 holes. now we've got to go out, get ready in the morning, have some fun, come out with a good attitude and see what happens. >> keep doing what i'm doing. obviously whatever i'm doing is working. i dn't know how many back i'll be. try to be three back going into the back nine. you never know from there. >> a's and getting a hug from his son. the liner to left, two-run score a's up 3-0 after one. matt chapman doing matt chapman gold glove thing well into foul territory still makes it easy to get the out. bottom of two, going yard, tenth of the year.

the baumgardner trade war continues. at one point 5-1 milwaukee but giants come back thanks to career day from catcher. the first two triple game of his career and just the second time a giants catcher has done that since 1930. score on a single to knot it up at six giants up one in the eighth. a grounder, beats out the flow. scores to make is 6. two outside in the nine. tying run on first. a liner to left. laying out, that's your ball game. giants won 8-7. their first four-game win streak of the year. loving every minute of it. >> i've had triples in the past, but never two in one game. weird feeling. kind of when i hit the second one i thought, wow, might be the second one. so glad we came back to win that game. we're playing really goodll rig

>> hollywood getting another star. lakers agreed to a deal to get anthony davis in a trade from new orleans. this according to a report from espn. in return the lakers are sending lonzo ball, ingram, hart, to the pelicans. trades are not official until july 6. that's a look at morning sports, i'm anthony flores, have a great sunday. a mill valley many is famous, got second place in the beard and moustache competition in belgium. he just returned from kalamazoo where he took first place in a beard contest. >> for me it's an artistic expression. i come up with these ideas rndom times of day, jot them down on a piece of paper. i never know what i'm going to get until i start spraying hairspray.

>> he founded the club beards by the day. he's planning a benefit for local charities in january. time 5:48, bay area forecast with lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. one of the long edays of the year coming up, the sun up at 5:47, setting at 8:33. we'll get one more minute as we approach the summer solstice friday when the sun sets at about 8:34. here is a look at emeryville, great clouds out there. certainly a drizzly start. we'll be looking at more clouds and fog at inland valleys, deck at 2,000 feet and then a slightly warmer day today inland. it will still cool at the coast. warmer weather arrives tomorrow, tuesday, even wednesday for some of you. not too warm, which is the good news. we are looking at temperatures in the 50s right now because of that setting marine layer. 56 in oakland, 54 in livermore. good morning to you 59 in san

jose with 49 in napa. so certainly chillier in some spots of the north bay. as we look life from roof camera, winds, on-shore flow bring mother nature's air conditioning across the bay area. remember a week ago? yeah, it is easy to forget once our low cloud deck cooled this off,hill down for the past several days. you see reaching almost to the delta again this morning. visibility at about 3 to 4 miles. here is the plan. 6:00 you can see all the fog around i-5. then we pull it back by about 10:00, 11:00. by 1:00, it's just at the coastline. so a sunny day on the way. look what happens again tonight. overnight more fog into our east bay valleys. so you get the idea that the warming trend is going to be a modest one as high pressure builds in off the coast here we're still going to see low clouds and fog and that warming

on the periphery for our inland valleys. if you're headed to the beach today, it's going to be cool, just 58 degrees. ocean beach, half moon bay 59, winds up to 20 miles an hour. you can see the fog pulling back around santa cruz and a bit by monterey. mountain view this week, how about 73 today, the average high is 77. so certainly shy of that. tomorrow we're 80. warmest day tuesday, wednesday, into the mid-80s and the numbers leveling off to around 80 degrees the rest of the workweek. the rest of the bay area 70s in the north bay, 74 for you, santa rosa, a little warmer for you. awfully cool, 75 in napa. still on the cool side in oakland at 66, 72 fremont, 82 in concord. 79 in san jose. looking at temperatures tonight in the 50s, the cloud deck is back. we'll wake up to the gray sky. again, accuweather seven-day forecast upper 50s at the coast about 70, bayside low 80s out by the delta and livermore today.

tomorrow we're warmer, pretty much for everyone except at our beaches. then by tuesday and wednesday, keeping the 90s inland, download accuweather app and temperatures, close to average middle of the week, morning fog, afternoon sun, summer solstice early in the morning on friday. that's our longest day of the year. by saturday just a couple degree drop in temperatures. so very consistent. >> yeah. after experiencing those triple digit temperatures last week, it's hard to believe we're not at summer yet. tly. i know, strange. >> thank you. we've all heard of people dressing up as their favorite superheroes at comic-con, some dogs got a chance to live out their comic dreams, too. hundreds of people and dogs took part in corgi con, summer edition at ocean beach. one of several corgi cons that take place across the country. corgi handlers say the breed's

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june 16th, thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a look at the father's day forecast. lisa argen tracking live doppler 7. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. good morning to you, happy forde. clouds and mist and drizzle once again inland valleys. we're in the mid-50s here, upper 50s san jose to mountain view, 53 in san francisco. this is fog and sunshine trying to break through that misty marine layer. naacp, a 50s, 54. emeryville with cloudy skies this morning. sun on the way, mid-60s over into the east bay over into the bay, low 70s