moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. now that juneteenth is a national holiday, celebrations are getting underway in the weigh bay area. and speaking of celebrating, no more tears, the south bay shows up to mark california's reopening. p you are watching abc7 news live on ab7 hulu live and wherever you stream. i am jobina fortson and we will start with a look at the hot weather and francis is here to break it down for us. good morning.

>> good morning. yeah, another hot day, but temperatures are going to be about 5 to 10 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. and here's why. we have some fog returning to the forecast. you can see a little bit of it here with live doppler 7 and satellite radar image along the peninsula coast. temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s, san francisco 55, and fairfield 65, and san jose 63 degrees. live shot from the east bay hills shows some of the fog starting to spill in through parts of the bay. and inland temperatures at 9:00 already in the 70s around the bay. mid-be 60s at the coast and mid- 50s so it will be cool at the beaches, but still hot inland. temperatures reaching to near 100 degrees for some locations around the bay more comfortable in the low 80s, and at the baches, some upper 50s to low 60s. sun sets at 8:34 and it's another spare the air da but the cooling trend continues and i will tell you more about that with the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> thank you. and the south bay scorching temperatures didn't stop people from celebrating the end of the

state's color coded tear sis he tem last night. abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo shows us there was mixed emotions about the milestones. >> reporter: in the shaded corner of downtown san jose, live musics, lots of uncovered smiles, and what some are calling a awaited sense of. >> formality. >> you can have the restraints without feeling like you are doing something wrong. >> reporter: and hitting the right notes, this singer. finally taking the stage in front of people. >> liberating to have made it past the chaos of covid. >> reporter: on friday the san jose downtown association with the message, no mother tiers making light of the colored tier system and out of lock down and while he may have been enough to get peep outdoors -- ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: there is plenty

caution. >> when june 15th was coming around because the rest of the world is suffering and covid is out there, and we have the variants. >> reporter: friday brought back warm temperatures across the region. san jose reaching the low to mid-90s. some finding this croon along south first street to be just the escape they were looking for. >> this is a really good break from the sun. and from the heat today. >> reporter: live music at the 100 block mural is back on saturday. then the sofa music festival on a smaller scale on sunday. monday brings the celebration of make music day. >> that will be the ticket to getting people back out and feeling comfortable walking around downtown. >> reporter: until then, crowds maybe small, but that isn't knocking the spirit for those in downtown san jose. >> whether it's three people or 300 people, just being able to share that live energy is really what it is all about. >> reporter: in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc7 news. beat the heat by tracking

temperatures any time. our live temperature tracker is in the weather section of the abc7 bay area connected t-v apps wherever you stream. a wild fire near big sur has burned more than 2000 acres. the willow fire broke out around 8:00 p.m. last night, and the u.s. forest service says there is no containment. 300 for fighters are on the front lines. nearby residents have been scrambling to pack up and leave. >> you get your valuables together and clothes together, and get your animals together. and that's pretty much all you worry about. >> and take look at this map. it shows the evacuation orders in red and warnings in the yellow. the monterey county sheriff has issued mandatory evacuations for the center, china camp and other surrounding camp grounds. in the wake of last month'sed itly mass the vta declared an official

emergency to speed up process to fix the damage at the facility in san jose. that will get the light rail system up and running much sooner. service has been halted since the shooting on may 26th. during the special meeting yesterday, we learned just how vital building is to operations. >> the guadalupe area is the source of all of our mechanical, and control and support for the light rail system. if you think of it in terms of a airport control tower, that's a pretty good approximation. >> the emergency declaration also increases the amount of money that can be spent. all week long, here on abc7, we have been celebrating juneteenth. today is the official day, and san francisco has kicked things off in a big way. a new skullppture has been unveiled at the base of a toppled statue in golden gate park. kate larsen has the story. >> reporter: the artist.

>> african descendents,. >> reporter: the poet. >> my mother remembers africa, lord, she killed on behalf of you. >> reporter: and the politician. >> my grandmother who was not far removed from slavery worked as a sharecropper with her family. >> reporter: all reflected on juneteenth eve about the past and present in san francisco's golden gate park for the unveiling of an art installation. each black statue represents one african ancestor stolen from the homeland and sold into slavery. >> i think what it is doing for me is addressing the truth. >> reporter: last year on juneteenth, a group toppled the statue with francis scott key that stood there for more than a century. the truth is, key, was a slave owner. >> to see this moment in history, which started with george floyd, and all the protests, this seems like a change is going to happen.

>> the city is having its own reckoning around its collection of but like art. >> reporter: oakland based sculptor diana king wanted to place a sculpture there and they said. >> this is what came from their no, mullet supplying the power of sculpture by 350. >> reporter: 350 carfully coiled and braided symbols look up where key once stood. >> it was important to remember where all of this is coming from, and how we need to rededicate ourselves to real change. not just about celebrating a holiday, but about uplifting a community that has been really setback for generations as a result of the horrors of slavery. >> reporter: king homes peep will treat monumental reckoning with reference and remember maya angelou's words, i am my ancestor's wildest dreams. kate larsen, abc7 news.

in the south bay, santa clara county employees had yesterday off since county made juneteenth a holiday last year. that vote was in september after a summer of social justice protests. the county is now serving as model to others. >> cities across the country reached out to get our policy because they wanted to do the same thing. >> i saw online somebody said we didn't ask for juneteenth. yes we did. we have been asking for it for long time and now we are here, happy juneteenth. >> happy juneteenth. the african american community service agency will 40th annual celebration a. they food, music and art and vaccinations. we are going to check in with francis here, because it's a little less hot, and she says, but i don't know. francis, i was so hot yesterday. >> yes, and yesterday it was melting as well. it's going to be a hot day, but not as hot as it was yesterday

as we look live from mount tam towards the sunrise. temperatures are coming down by about 5 to 10 degrees for many areas. i will have your neighborhood forecast coming up. clear clear. >> thank you. also ahead, californians can show digital proof of their covid-19 vaccinations. but the launch was not without few hiccups. and millions of people maybe even including you, work from home because of the pandemic. some grew to like it and love it, but it doesn't mean they will get to keep doing it. we are looking into the change of the workplace i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to

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i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune support. new details in san francisco the man charged with stabbing a 94-year-old woman pleaded not guilty and is being held without bail. we have surveillance video showing what led up to the attack, and we want to warn you, some may find this disturbing opinion the victim. the e-n-g taylor is in the blue walk down post street wednesday morning.

being see the suspect approach, attack, and then walk away. peng is recovering in the hospital with wounds to her torso and wrist. the suspect, 35-year-old daniel cauich has a long criminal history. the district torn's office requested he be detained after an arrest last month for burg harry but it was denied by the court. the state now has a new optional system for californians to access the covid vaccination records. anyone who has been vaccinated can download an electronic version of the card they received when they got their first shot. officials call it a digital covid-19 vaccine record. >> vaccinate the california are recommended to keep paper cdc card in a safe secure place worker recognize some people may prefer an electronic version. >> be sure to check if yours is accurate. some noticed errors. if you sign up and your information is wrong, there's a number to call. we posted that along with the link to the state's website on

our website, abc7 news.com. our workplace changed during the pandemic. tracking those changes is one pillor of our effort to build a better bay area. given the experiences of some employees who have worked remotely the whole time, there's no going back to the way it was. abc7 news reporter lyanne millen dez has the story. >> i am never going back to the office. >> reporter: it's what many workers are thinking, but few will have that option. before the pandemic, working completely from home was an outliar activity with only two% of the country engaged in it. but now many companies are ready to meet somewhere in the middle. according to nicholas bloom, who surveyed more than 30,000 workers. >> working from home is work really well in the pandemic. so firms like if it ain't hurt don't fix it but we want you back three days a week not five. >> reporter: remember in 2013, the then ceo of yahoo marisa meyer, sent a memo to employees

saying the company would no longer allow them to work remotely. myers said speed and quality are often sacrificed when we work from home. we need to be one yahoo. >> good luck if you want employees back in the office five days a week, good look. you will get half and the other half will quit on you. >> reporter: adalina hayes is employed by a law firm and says she puts in more hours and is more productive working from home. >> i don't necessarily have to be in the office from 5:00. i can log in at midnight and do my work as long as it gets done. >> reporter: there are other factors. >> i don't have to deal with the commute or traffic. or other people in the office. microwaving fish and burning popcorn. >> reporter: but in some cases, the job requires people to be present. >> there's times where i have to be in the office. it's some things you have to do while there. >> reporter: that may cause

some resentment among employees. bloom says there's something managers can do. >> for example, a 5% pay increase for people that can't work from home and make good package. >> reporter: remember that, the next time you ask for that raise. lyanne melendez, abc7 news. millions of americans along the gulf coast are bracing for severe weather today. forecasters are predicting dangerous storm surge and flooding as tropical storm warnings and watches are in effect across four states. alabama has closed all coastal beaches to swimmers, but louisiana is expected to be in the bull's eye. that state declaring a state of emergency. as it is reeling from severe flooding in recent weeks on top of that, home and business owners are still trying to recover from the past hurricane season when louisiana was hit by five record storms. and now we are going to check in with francis, because our accuweather forecast is much different from that. >> yeah, definitely much different. we are dealing with the heat, but we are getting some relief

in the form of fog. and i will hoe you that with live doppler 7. you see some of the coastal clouds there along the peninsula. and it's going to make et cetera way into parts of the bay. a live shot from sutro tower shows hazy conditions and the fog coming into san francisco right now. where it is 5 # degrees. oakland and mountainview 57. morgue abhill 56, and half moon bay, 54 degrees. and this time, we are looking from mount tam. i think we are looking towards sutro and you see the fog rolling in from the baches. so temperatures are cooler this morning in some spots. santa rosa, novato, and napa in the 50s, and fairfield, concord and livermore in the 60s. that fog at the golden gate bridge is a welcomed sight. because you can see the onshore flow is going to cool things down. so the cooling spread from the beaches to the bay, and even a little bit inland. but it's going to be hot there today. temperatures reaching triple digits once again, just not as hot as yesterday.

but the risk of heat illnesses continue and cooler for everybody for father's day tomorrow. and it's also the official start of summer. so, we still have dangerous heat. and advisory for the areas in orange from noon to 10:00 p.m. tonight, and then parts of solano county, fairfield and clear lake, there's an excessive heat warning until 9:00 p.m. tonight. the risk of heat illnesses continue. be careful if you want to not stay outdoors in some of the areas. live shot here in san jose, shows clear skies that's a spare of air alert today. but tomorrow, it should be gone as an son shore flow pushes through and we will have better air quality for tomorrow and today inland east bay and santa clara valley is expected to have poor air quality. highs today, still quite warm in san show say, 90, but check out santa cruz, 74 and at the beaches, with that fog, temperatures only in the 60s half moon bay 63, and palo alto 84 degrees. downtown san francisco cooler

as well. 68. 64, in the sunset district. and north bay more comfortable mid-80s to low 90s. petaluma 87. and triple digits in cloverdale and lakeport as well. mid-70s for oakland. plenty of sunshine there. mid-80s through newark and fremont, and look for temperatures to come down. livermore, yesterday it was 106, today, it will be at 96 degrees. and 100 at antioch and brentwood. you can on the windows tonight with the fog and onshore flow. overnight lows into the 50s this evening. and only one spot hanging onto 61 in antioch. here's the accuweather, seven- day forecast, the heat risk lingers today, especially for those inland areas near 100 around the bay. really comfortable and mild. some low 80s for you at the coast. and that's where things cool down. so summer and cooler tomorrow

-- summer starts tomorrow and it's cooler for everyone for father's day. the cool trend continues into tuesday where we will be below average and then things start to warm up again into next weekend. jobina. >> okay. i mean, i will take it. thank you, francis. well a group of american catholic like bishops drafted a document barring communion for public oofficials who support abortion rights. that includes president biden. we spoke with san francisco's archbishop who says the move is not political. here's abc7 news anchor dan ashley. >> reporter: the document would create a formal policy for who can receive the sacrament of communion. it will be voted on in november. the san francisco archbishop says the ruling is not political. instead, a moral imperative to protect sanctity of the holy communion. >> we are trying to explain our faith and defend it. and try to guide our catholics all catholics, including those in public life, to understand

these basic principles. >> reporter: the archbishop says if the doctrine passes it would be up to the local bishops to enforce it, even in the case of the president. if that happens, it would not be the first time biden would be denied communion. a south carolina priest did so while biden was campaigning for president back in 2019. when asked during a news conference, president biden said, he doubts anything will change. >> the catholic bishops are moving on this resolution that would prevent you and others who have supported abortion from receiving communion. are you concerned about the rift in the catholic church and how to you feel personally about that? >> that's a private matter, and i don't think that will happen. >> that was dan ashley reporting. earlier the vatican advice the u.s. conference of catholic bishops the vote would create discord instead of unity. as we celebrate juneteenth, how about mixing in music a

greenhouse in oakland is giving us a new way to groove while highligh

we will hear what's coming up at 7:00 lin on good morning america. >> good morning. coming up here on gma, state of emergency. tropical weather slamming the gulf coast with heavy rain and intense winds. we are tracking the storm this morning. plus, president biden warning about the delta variant and what health experts are saying about rare cases of heart inflammation in young vaccinate people. and an abc news exclusive, the wifa of a man fatally shot by police in hawaii speaking out about her husband's killing after filing a wrongful death suit. it is ahead here on gma. happening today, the oakland museum of california is offering free admission for the weekend. the museum campus and art galleries are back opened to the public for the first time in more than a year. other attracts include a relandscaped garden with native trees, a new lawn, the museum

is opened today from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. the black girl's breen house is not even a-year-old yet. but the shop is already an oakland staple. it features plants, home goods, and is rooted in celebrating black culture. i talked to the founders who are launching a live concert series there. and they thought juneteenth was the perfect day to to to to to >> our plan is to grooves groovo the grown house to be a quarterly series and this is the launch. we kind had an idea around since we first opened and sort of thinking of the ways to use the space, and how we can kind of bring together our love for design and art, and music and

culture and all of the things, and just sort of putting our own spin on it. >> young teens, the idea of liberation, and the idea that we get to present a part of our culture, a part of our art, and a part of our joy through this celebration of juneteenth and remembering all that our ancestors had gone through, and all the country has done to try to suppress and oppress our joy to have a concert in space that is prioritizing the art, and the joy and culture and traditions of black communities, and to be be around plants, and life i think that's kind of the niche and then juneteenth, that's just like -- that is more than what jamaican i could have asked for. that's actually why from concept for us thinking of when we were going to do this to juneteenth this saturday we have been work on this three weeks. >> we will have the inperson event at the greenhouse and having a watch party and we will be live streaming the concert at 7th west as well.

so those things will happen simultaneously. so we are so excite. we have headliners and we have got bodia and jane hancock and we have the way oakland local home grown folks, and we will take the night away. we, put so much of our love and energy and everything into this, and the way that oakland and like the community rallied around us, for this event and for everything we have done since we opened, you know, it's really what keeps us going and let us know we are headed in the right direction, like, we are doing it right. so it's going to be a quarterly series. and this is the very first, but it will not be the last. and we can't wait to see what it grows and evolves into. >> love seeing their work. it was made possible from a number of community partners and we have more information on that available on our website

abc7 news.com. and still to come here on abc7 mornings, hot weather, no masks, and juneteenth. it is all happening in oakland today as lake merritt host the second annual juneteenth fest, big crowds are expected, and we are helping you get ready. plus, the extreme drought across california. new photos reveal just how bad it is getting.

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he looks smaller in person. i heard that. building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. the bay area heat wave continues. we are gearing up for another day of warm temps and a spare ther's alert that comes as we are mark juneteenth, what to know as you head out the door to celebrate this weekend. good morning. you are watching abc7 news live on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. we are going to start this half- hour with francis, and she has the breakdown on this forecast. hi, francis. >> hi, good morning. still above average but temperatures are cooler

compared to yesterday. live look at live doppler 7 shows you the satellite radar image. some fog is moving in. temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s. san francisco 55. but san jose is 63 degrees. as we look towards walnut creek, here's the day planner for today. coastal fog means things at the coast will be cooler by 9:00 this morning, inland numbers in the low 70s around the bay, mid- 60s and mid-50s at the coast. so cool at beaches today because of that fog. but temperatures will still be hot inland. near 100 for some locations around the bay. and low 80s and at the coast, some upper 50s to low 60s. sun sets at 8:34, and it will be cooler overnight as the cooling trend continues through midweek and i will let you know how much cooler it will get. thank you. and in the north bay, damns started to go up at the russian river where business owners and rivers contend with shallow waters. they with built near popular beaches in guerneville. and the goal is to boost water

flow in places where it is dried up like the russian river. >> we were shocked, actually. the fact that i can walk pretty much everywhere in the river is odd. i am. >> the dams goe up every year, but business owners say this year they are more vital than ever. they help keep the water high enough for rented boats and canoes to stay afloat. a drone shows how bad the drought is in california. lake oroville is the second largest reservoir and it is at about 35% of capacity. you can also see the drought's impact in year to year comparison of satellite images from other reservoirs. folsom lake probably the clearest example. san luis reservoir and trinity lake in trinity county also have seen the levels drop substantially. all right. everybody, lake merritt has been the epicenter of summer weekend celebrations in the east bay. with it being juneteenth, they are bracing for big crowds.

here's leslie brinkley. >> reporter: it's trifecta, a heat wave, plus, the first weekend of no masks for vaccinated people, plus, juneteenth, being named national holiday. >> it is expediential the joy we feel. >> as a the young people say, oakland is going to be lit. we are going to dance and celebrate, and we are going to celebrate business. we will celebrate life and celebrate culture. >> reporter: the lakeside juneteenth festival features music at amphitheater and a chance for oakland small businesses to showcase their wearers. >> if you come out, please let's enjoy the day. it's going to be beautiful weather and enjoy the beauty of the lake and neighborhood. and let's be peaceful and support each other. you have businesses that will be there selling their goods. let's patronize that, but also, respect the rest accident. don't block their driveway. >> reporter: summer weekend created controversy around lake merritt pitting residents against those who escape here to relax. juneteenth is an official holiday makes this year an epic

celebration. there is a spirit of joy. >> let us celebrate reopening. let us celebrate juneteenth by supporting black owned businesses. >> people will be happy, there's not going to be any kind of issues or situations going down. we all are going to come in love and party and we are going to have a good time. >> reporter: not only is there this big event at lake merritt from 12:00 to 8:00, but in downtown oakland in the evening, there's a juneteenth jubilee featuring lots of live performances. >> and i think all the juneteenths on the other side of today will be special because it will have national placement and recognition and invite more people to celebrate what is an extremely important bench mark in our history. >> reporter: impress leslie brinkley. we are thinking about vacation as california opens. cruise will return a year after

they were the early focus of the pandemic. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is at pier 27 with the details. >> we are going back on grand princess in december. the same ship. >> reporter: maureen james from san mateo is making vacation plans on board the very same ship she and her husband were quarantined on back in february 2020. due to a covid-19 outbreak. >> we sailed in circles for several days until they finally found a port for to us dock, in oakland. >> reporter: more than year later, the grand princess and other cruise ships are ready to sail again. some from san francisco pier 27. >> we have bookings that are as robust as prepandemic. so, we will be welcoming our cruise visitors. >> reporter: princess line says ten cruise also sail from san francisco beginning this october. but there are strict guidelines. in statement, company says princess cruises sailings through 2021 are available for guests who receive their final dose of an approved covid-19 at

least 14 days prior to the beginning of the cruise and have proof of vaccination. th despite protocols and proof of vaccination, last week, two guests aboard the first major cruise since the pandemic began tested positive for covid. it happened on board the celebrity millennium from st. martin. maureen says even after her experience, she is not worried about her next trip. >> after all that, it will me why you want to get back on board? >> you know, he cruised for 40 years. and we love cruising, and i think it's the way to have a very nice relaxing vacation. and not have to pack and unpack and we are schedule for december 5th and trying to make plans for 202 # as well. >> reporter: the return of cruise ships and hungry passengers is what restaurants like nearby pier 23 have been waiting for. >> it's great. i mean, it means we are getting back to normal, and it's going to bray the love people down here. and we look forward to it. >> reporter: the cdc recommends only people who are fully

vaccinated take a cruise but other companies like royal caribbean are prepared to make special accommodations for those who are unvaccinated. but with lots of restrictions. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. 3, 2, 1. hit it. >> okay. the great star theater in china town is back. grand opening was held last night complete with the lion dance and firecrackers. it first open in 1925. for chinese opera singers and was frequented by bruce lee. it has been renovated by a couple who signed a 10-year lease. upcoming events includes a ballet, magic show and dance party not. still ahead on abc7 mornings, victoria's secrets says so long to the model we know and is bringing on a new group of trailblazers, one of them is from right here in the bay area. how she is hoping to make her mark advocating for women.

we will look live outside here. wow, look at the clouds. oh, my goodness. we have got san francisco up in the distance. it's a beautiful day. francis says it will be a little cooler. she will have the accuweather forecast in a few minutes.

and as we come back from break, we are looking from the kgo weather roof cam. beautiful shot of the embarcadero. victoria's secret is replacing the angels with trailblazing accomplished women called the vs collective. one of them is a 17-year-old from san francisco. eileen gu is a model, free skier and winterx games champion. she graduated a year early from san francisco university high school and look at that nip. we talked to her yesterday on the 3:00 p.m. show getting answers. >> they wanted me to kind of represent my own story as an individual and more than just model.

and so, they wanted me for being a 17-year-old, and they wanted me for being a student. and aning at heartlet and a model and asian american, and they wanted me for every part of me. i think that was beautiful. and it's exciting to see a brand as huge and as influential as victoria's secret recognizing the multifaceted strength of women in every form inn awesome. her mother is from china and she will compete in the 2022 winter olympics and will attend stanford. francis, at 17, i think i was not doing any of that. >> yeah. i am so impressed by her. here's a live look outside. we are seeing onshore flow return. the breeze pick up, and that's allowing temperatures to cool down, especially at the beaches today. but everyone coming down by about 5 to 10 degrees. so i let you know what to expect your high temperature to

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the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune support. as we come back from break, taking a live look in santa cruz. a little foggy there the at beach, but it's going to warm up later today. in sports be today the giants and a's are in action looking to extend winning streaks. oakland will try to win the 8th straight game again the yankees first pitch is at 10:05 a.m. and in the bronx, and giants battle the philadelphia phillies first pitch at 1:05 this afternoon at oracle park. last night, san francisco beat the phillies for the fifth win in a row and here's sports director larry beil with the highlights in the morning's sports. goods morning. the giant took the field with the best record in base bull. opening up with the team that

gave they will early father's day fun at the yard. this is not fun but strange. cueto with a pitch and down he goes and he went down hard. lost the balance but apparently, he is okay. he had a two-run lead in the fourth, and former giant mccutchen changes that. into the bullpen. we are tied at 3. bottom four after cueto walks with two outs. lamont wade jr and run johnny, run. cueto scores from first jets. 4-3 joints. dope to right and gone. giants they are hot. they win the fifth in a row 5-3 your final. and a's and yankees and as bobby bonilla famously said, i will show outbronx. matt olson says i will show outupper deck. this ball is annihilated. the 19th gives the a's a 1-0 lead and first round pick gives

up this homer a's victorious again 7-in row, 5-3 the final. and game 6 clippers minus leonard trying to close out clippers. clippers come back. playoff p, paul george l.a. up in the fourth. he had 48 and terence mann, went for 39 points. clippers advance to the western conference finals for the first time ever. 131 to 119. second round u.s. open, torrey pines, the scene englandman bland, anything but that. he had the lead for most of the day, and russell henley did take the lead late but bogeys the final hole for a 70 tied at minus 5 as they head into the

weekend. that's the plan, 2022 and in ba champs. >> the summer of kl-a-y continues. everybody's favorite captain, klay thompson on the bay. another instagram live and says he hopes to be back by the beginning of next season but will be cautious after missing the past two years with injuries. captain klay, must follow on instagram. that's a wrap on morning sports, have great weekend, everybody, and happy father's day as well. i am larry beil. >> all right thank you, larry. we are going to check on that bay area forecast with francis. good morning. >> good morning, jobina. hive doppler 7 and satellite radar images, and the difference is the fog, especially along the peninsula coast. that's going to cool things down. you can see it with the live shot from sutro looking towards san francisco. it is currently 55 in san francisco. san jose, 63, and half moon bay one of the cooler spots with fog as well at 5 # degrees.

and this time we are looking out towards some major clear skies and hazy conditions in walnut creek, temperatures are climbing into the 60s for some locations, like fairfield is 65 degrees. and concord and livermore also in the low 60s right now. and this live shot of the golden gate bridge shows you why we can expect cooler weather. we have the fog and it mobbed in and that's going to cool things at the beaches and around the bay today. so the fog returns, a cooling spreads and it will be hot inland so another day of heat illnesses possible. and cooler for everyone for father's day tomorrow, summer starts officially at 8:32 in the evening. so there's a heat advisory in effect for some of the areas of orange, there through parts of the north bay, higher elevations and interior parts of the east bay. that's from noon to 10:00 p.m. today. there's also an excessive heat warning for solano county, lake county, until 9:00 tonight. so you might want to stay

indoors during parts of the day. and live shot in san jose shows hazy conditions as well. it's a spare the air alert day today with poor air quality in the inland east bay and santa clara valley. tomorrow, as the onshore breeze increases, we will see improved air quality for everyone around the bay area. temperatures today, a little bit more moderate. but still warm. in san jose, 90, but santa cruz 74, and then look for mid-80s through redwood city, palo alto and mountainview. but notice at the beaches, that's where temperatures are going to be much cooler, only 62 degrees if daley city. downtown san francisco, 68 degrees with some of that fog creeping in. novato, petaluma, upper 80s there. and santa rosa hitting 90 today. we will see some triple digit heat in some of the north bay locations, and it

comfortable in the east bay. oakland 75. plenty of sunshine as well. and also, union city, 58 degrees. look for some mid-90s this time in walnut creek instead of triple digits. but open up the windows and things will cool down tonight in the 50s for most everybody, except for antioch. at 61. and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so, the heat risk lingers for some locations near 100 inland, but around the bay, really much more comfortable near 80. at the coast, we will see low 60s. cooler for everybody tomorrow. notice the cooling trend continues into tuesday where we will be below average and next weekend looks to be warm as well. but not as hot as we have seen this past week. jobina. >> okay, francis. i am going to prep. thank you. a bay area chocolatier is

spreading love. ko kak chocolates is celebrating the one year anniversary and selling hand crafted limited edition truffles for pride. >> we are an lgbtq owned shop, and pride month is a big celebration for us. it also happens to be the first anniversary of kokak chocolates. we are celebrating who we are and celebrating the beginning of kokak chocolates this month. i want our name, our chocolate, our designs, to always tell a story. and so kokak chocolate is about pond life in the philippines. we take you on an experience to visit the philippines, even in your mind, to try the pond life there. for pride month, we want to

spread love one truffle at a time. and that's how we are doing our two different types of trump. our 9 piece and 16 piece. we have love is love and out and proud. and again, we want to tell the story of the castro with a chocolate gift set that we carry here at the store. agree up in the philippines, and i belonged to a family of chocolate lovers. i had chocolate birthday cakes, chocolate ice cream, and all sorts of chocolate brownies as treats for my birthday or on a regular sunday where i would see my cousins. my cousins loved chocolate. my uncle, who is an an engineer eric traveled to europe a lot for work, and he would bring home european chocolates to us. that was my first experience of really good quality chocolate. and i didn't realize i was going to be a chocolatier but later on, it was part of my life. one the chocolates that stood out was a chocolate made from a

caoco it's a rare variety that can be found in central america. we use single origin chocolate from ecuador, and there is a big difference. not all chocolates are made the same. this is very chocolaty and have a distinct we are a small business, we are a small shop with just a few people, but we want to be proud of what we are doing. and if we are going to do something, we want to make sure we do it really well. we have different flavors of truffles. we have 29 flavors at the we have cocoa morning. the thing i enjoy when customers pick the flavors for their box, is they tell their own story. they pick a design and a flavor that resonates with them, and they put it together into a little story box. and sometimes often, they tell you why. like oh, this is my grandma's

favorite. we used to do this together, because after all, chocolate is a memory, and that's what they are here for. we are here to help you create chocolate memories with your loved ones. i feel very excited to wake up every day to think of new flavors, and write up recipes, to come up with ideas on how we can share our chocolates with people. and so this is very fulfilling to me. i think, you know, i decided to do this business because life is truly short. it's important to be who you are in everything you do, because once what you do is very aligned with who you are, that's when you will find success in what you are doing. and success is not just financial success. it's also feeling happy every day going to work and doing doi what you love. into looks delicious. and next here, the mystery returns today to san jose's winchester house. what to know before delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted --

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here are the winning numbers from last night's 30 million dollar mega millions drawing. 14, 36, 44, 46, 53. the mega ball is 18. no one picked all 6 numbers. tuesday night's jackpot increases to $40 million. today, a guided tour returns to san jose winchester mystery house. the iconic attract had been offering outdoor garden tours, and self-guided tours. but the guide i tour includes access to the mansion's third and fourth floors. that are reportedly the areas with the most paranormal activity. if you are fully vaccinated you are not required to wear a masks inside. francis, have you been there? >> i haven't about there, but i think it's one of my next spots to visit. it's going to be a nice day today outdoors. you will need lots of sunscreen, but temperatures will come down by anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees for many areas with onshore flow and the fog

returning to the forecast. yesterday, livermore was 106. today it will be 96. still hot. 68 in san francisco. 90 in san jose. more comfortable around the bay. overnight lows will drop into the 50s for many areas, and here the accuweather seven-day forecast. the heat risk lingers for inland areas. near 100 but comfortable around the bay and at the coast much cooler in the low 60s. the cooling trend continues into tuesday where we will be below average, and things ramp up and heat up again into next weekend. but hopefully, in the as hot as we have seen the last few days. so enjoy some of the relief. jobina. >> i have a question for you, so hopefully your mic on. if we are talking outfits to plan for the warm forecast and say you are going to lake merritt and celebrate a juneteenth fest. >> definitely t-shirts and shorts day. sunscreen and sunglasses and lots of water. >> okay. perfect. so you will see me out

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