announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> we don't want this to happen to our children. we shouldn't have to live in fear like this. liz: bay area a call to end gun violence. a march against -- across the golden gate bridge starting today. thanks for joining us. i'm liz kreutz. let's get over to meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: it certainly doesn't look like the first weekend of june. we are not worried about rain today. that will come into play tomorrow.

you can see cloud cover and visibility a quarter mile at half moon bay. 56 down by sanford. made it 50's from santa rosa with fog on the coast. the marine layer is there. 60's to near 70's with a few breaks in the afternoon we could see showers far to the north. this level 1 system arrives sunday morning at a rapid warm up after that. liz: in daly city yesterday, a vigil to honor the victims killed in texas and a fight for change. amanda del castillo has more the emotional event. >> i can't believe it even happens. amanda: speaking through tears friday as she addressed mass shooting after mass shooting. her husband and their six-year-old son joined city leaders and others at an evening vigil to and gun violence.

>> could stem from a young person who said can we have something in daly city. amanda: a small request but substantial call to action. the crowd demanding congress do something and on a local level in the community will do something. san mateo is hosting a gun buyback for saturday in south san francisco. >> we need to make sure we get these assault rifles of of the street. they are killing children and killing people in general. >> we are tired of saying prayers and tired of doing a candlelight vigil. amanda: friday's vigil calls with national gun violence awareness day. the sharks president jonathan becker putting out this message -- >> most days we are teal together but today we are orange together. amanda: people encouraged to wear orange this weekend for people of gun violence.

heather hoover with the sharks set -- said it is an opportunity for large franchise to youth their platforms for change. >> it is our responsibility to inspire and encourage people to have the conversation to join together to ask ourselves in the wake of these tragedies, what can we do. amanda: the answer to that question is critical. while recent tragedies happened at a distance, she knows it doesn't mean it can't happen at home. >> you just fear a phone call or seeing the news that something is happening and you are going to have to run over. liz: there is also a gun buyback in marin this morning, no questions asked. it is happening at the sheriff's office from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. you can take your guns. they are pink $200 for assault weapons.

you will get $100 for handguns, rebels and shotguns, and a limit of three weapons per person. another gun buyback in a south san francisco at the courthouse from 10:00 until 2:00. you can take weapons to south san francisco and you will get $200 for assault weapons and ghost guns and $100 for handguns, and shotguns. new information about another failure in the horrific shooting in texas. listen where the gunman the school. an employee pressed an alarm and set off a chain of alerts. moments later the gunman was in the school opening fire on the students and teachers. the new york times reports the police commander at the scene did not have his radio he arrived. investigators want to know if he was aware of the desperate 911 calls coming from students.

developing news this morning, san francisco reporting its first probable case of monkeypox. person in san francisco recently traveled to a place where there was an outbreak. the department of health says the person is in good condition and in isolation and is waiting for the cdc to verify the tests from a lab. it starts with flulike symptoms but can evolve in cause a rash or sores on the body. california is on the brink of 9 million diagnosed cases. one case is governor gavin newsom who just tested negative and is out of isolation. to test positivity rate keeps climbing, 8.3%, and that doesn't include unreported, at-home tests. in alameda county, officials brought back the indoor mask mandate. the question is, are other counties going to follow the lead?

>> i got covid a month and a half ago. cornell: he just recovered from covid-19. >> it was not fun. cornell: sonoma county is one of five counties that landed on the cdc's list for high levels of covid danger where cases are above 200 per 100,000 residents. the cdc said sonoma, napa, solano, marin experiencing high covid-19 levels. >> we are in the second largest surge since the beginning of the pandemic. : -- cornell: this time hospitalization and death rates are lower. >> if you are serious about not being affected where a well 15 mask. cornell: -- where a well fitting ma mask.

health officials say the move into the high category was anticipated as case rates and hospitalizations have been on the rise for several weeks. we do not have plans to require masking indoors, although we continue to strongly recommended for everyone. many businesses still require customers to wear masks, especially for book readings at copperfield's in petaluma. >> any time we are gathering with large groups, masks are required and our customers have been amazing about it. have a great community and we just want to keep everybody as safe as possible. cornell: joe said even after covid he and others don't want to go backward. >> i think people are over it. liz: before we head to break, let's get a check outside lisa:. a live look from -- outside. lisa: a lot of cloud cover at the coast. we could see a few sprinkles

early sunday as a weak system moves in overhead. then a warm up right afterwards. liz: also ahead, after an hours long standoff at a california hospital coming to an end, a man is in custody. details on how local pew -- police know the suspect. >> the queen's platinum jubilee celebrations into the weekend but the queen will not be attending. i will have all of the

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for self-inflicted wounds during -- wound. it started after he walked in asking for treatment for anxiety. police are familiar with the suspect. >> he has been arrested for battery on a police officer and resisting arrest in the past in the valley. he has been in contact with officers on multiple occasions. liz: the victims were taken to a trauma center. authorities do not believe the suspect had a prior relationship with the victim. the woman missing since january spoke to the family of the ex-boyfriend for the first time he was shot and killed in a seattle suburb as they moved into arrest him. after that happened, his mother reached out to her parents for the first time. >> his mom reached out to us and

said she was shameful that she just now reached out to us and she was apologizing and was very emotional between her and my wife. it was a very emotional conversation. liz: there is a $100,000 reward for information leading to her body. she was last seen leaving her ex-boyfriend home. we reached over the 100 day of the war in ukraine. many of the millions who have fled are wondering when or if they will return. abc7news reporter brings us the story of one woman finding refuge with her daughter in the bay area. >> these are tears of trauma. she recently returned from ukraine, bringing her mother maria to san francisco to live with her.

>> her biggest hope and wish is for the war to end as soon as possible and it is so nice to be here as a guest but she really wants to be home. >> but 100 days into the war, no signs of peace and no assurance korea will be able to return. >> -- no assurance maria will be able to return. >> i have been staying as positive as i have before because i have been to my country now and i have seen some of the devastation. >> barria fled from a town in southern ukraine. >> after she has gone to the constant nightly and daily shelling, she was ready to escape to the edge of the world. >> leaving behind her home which is still standing but not knowing how long. >> it has been so cruel for me and i cannot imagine how my mom

feels being 75 and having to flee her home. >> maria arrived in san francisco through the uniting for ukraine program and it allows them to be in the united states for two years. >> we received a stamp at border control for two years and my plan is to file for a green card for her as a u.s. citizen. >> talks of green cards after grappling with the loss. >> my mom calls daily to her friends and relatives my nephew is there and my older sister is there. >> mother and daughter leaning on one another and somehow holding onto hope. >> the resilience of ukrainians inside ukraine, once you see it for your own eyes, it is even more incredible. liz: here in the bay area marin county has the highest gas rises, averaging $6.56 a gallon.

san francisco is at $6.55. the least expensive is solano county, averaging a gallon of regular for $6.34. the bay area continues to do the most expensive region in california and therefore the nation for gas. if you think gas prices are bad at your neighborhood station, glad you are not feeling up in mendocino. gas is selling for $9.60 for a gallon of regular as of yesterday. plus and supreme cost more, $969 and nine dollars 99 cents respectively. it is the most expensive in the country. >> let's see, $9. >> oh, my goodness period is the most expensive gas in the history of the country. >> maybe i should go somewhere else. >> the station owner has said

the prices are so high because in that she get her gas from chevron, she is independent and doesn't sell food and drink to make ends meet. yesterday kamala harris kicked off the conference of mayors conference. vice president harris: people in your cities, towns are feeling the pinch, and seeing higher prices from the pump to the grocery store. liz: vice president assured the mayors the biden administration is doing everything a cantaloupe cohort for cost of dings for -- of things for american families. lisa: before the system heads on through, we have another one providing a few sprinkles into the sacramento valley.

as we look at live doppler seven, it isn't reaching the ground here we have fog at the coast there there could be a few few sprinkles here and there. overall, a lot of cloud cover today. the numbers are milder with 58 in dublin, 59 up towards pleasant hill and 60 and a concorde. the upper 50's in novato. fog along half moon bay. 53 in pacifica. you can see anywhere from two to four degrees milder this morning. with all of the cloud cover, we are starting out warmer and our exploratorium camera showing the fog, when it gets light we will be able to see that. as we go through the morning

hours, we will see a few sprinkles tomorrow as the front moves further south into san francisco. otherwise, not a whole lot to talk about. we will warm up rapidly behind the system. it is a level 1 system in the north bay and santa rosa could get impressive rainfall amounts, a to moderate through tonight into sunday. we will look for rainfall to reduce significantly as it falls apart moving the south. you can see cloud cover. there is the moisture. as we get into the afternoon, staying well to the north, sonoma county may get a sprinkle here or there. tonight you can see the rain line and trying to seek further south, not making much progress until early tomorrow. 7:00, a few scattered showers into marin county. we could see some mist and

drizzle through half moon bay and it washes out and we get into sunshine into the afternoon on sunday. despite the cloud cover, we will salvage a sunnier afternoon on sunday. revolt amounts, we could see anywhere from a couple hundredths to nothing, which is what you would expect. up towards santa rosa, that could break the daily record from 2011. it looks more than a quarter of an inch, whether or not more than three quarters of an inch, we'll have to see how that plays out. for tomorrow, 60's and 70's. it, into the 80's. by tuesday, warmth in the east bay valleys and milder conditions. heightening from 74 in oakland, mid-60's on the coast as well as in santa cruz. headed out to the a's game, 60's with cloudy skies. the red sox are in town.

a level 1 system tomorrow leaving us with humid conditions after a few light showers, mainly in the north bay, and looking for conditions to brighten up and warm up significantly to the middle of the week with the heat returning. we could see triple digits again. liz: just ahead, a new online tipster for students in the bay area. or high blood pressure you're a target for chronic kidney disease. you can already have it and not know it. if you have chronic kidney disease your kidney health could depend on what you do today. ♪far-xi-ga♪ farxiga is a pill that works in the kidneys to help slow the progression of chronic kidney disease.

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works. >> mass shootings at school highlight the importance of having some present -- preventive measures or students to use. >> it is so more than active shooter type of things. lyanne: enter the app to used best to be used by students in grades six through 12. >> we have a lot of students who feel comfortable speaking comfortable to adults but there are some who don't. that is why the app is important because it gives him another way to ask for help. lyanne: students can report anything from anger, bullying and depression to concerns about some of whom may want to hurt others. the anonymous tip goes directly to the national crisis center which then alerts the school. >> ok, your name and phone number? lyanne: if life-threatening, it

will be handled by local 911 dispatch eared police in berkeley recently arrested a 16-year-old after receiving a tip -- dispatch. police in berkeley recently arrested a 16-year-old after receiving a tip about a shooting. >> because a student said something several days ago, perhaps a massacre was averted and that is what we want to see continue happen in the district. lyanne: he is the district president of the schools. >> so does being a bystander we are encouraging them to stand up and call out when they see something is incorrect and wrong and hurtful to others. lyanne: the reporting system was created by the sandy hook promise foundation. training for middle and high school students will begin in the fall. liz: happening today at, you can join moms demand action and walk

across the golden gate bridge for gun violence. you can see a live look at the golden gate bridge when this is happening. it starts at 11:30. a group photo will be taken around 11:45, and everybody will walk over together. to find an ally to help you cope with issues like school safety, gun-control, and mental health, you can get started by going to abc7news.com/takeaction. voting underway for the june 7 primary. i have what you need to know before heading to the polls. oakland's amy schneider is pushing the envelope today. we look at the sonoma county pride parade.

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solutions, ts a 7 news.tt bayen z:d morning. we are going to start a check of the forecast. let's get back over to lisa argen. lisa: fog at the coast. a mile visibility and half moon bay. clouds and fog making for a milder start with coverages from the upper 50's in dublin. 56 in danville. mid-50's for novato. 53 in pacifico.

we have a lot of cloud cover throughout the date today and that will keep temperatures in a narrow range as well for the afternoon highs. 58 in san mateo. low 60's arriving inland. we are going to hold onto the cloud cover with low 60's downtown. mid-60's by 11:00. to the afternoon, low to mid 70's in the warmest interior valleys with 60's and showers knocking on your door from sonoma county down through cloverdale. we could see light sprinkles throughout the afternoon. through 8:00, the rain stays to the north. it will slip sloth -- south into your sunday. we are bringing the storm impact scale for the first time of the -- first part of the day tomorrow and then we will talk about it warm up. liz: tragic details about a

caltrans worker killed on eight hit and run accident while working. she was a landscape worker and has worked for the city for 18 years or she leaves behind a nine-year-old daughter and two sisters. capital flights will be flown at half staff in her honor. a person has been arrested from the crash. we are just three days away from california's primary election. all registered voters should have received a mail-in ballot. they will be counted as long as they are postmarked no later than june 7, election day. it can be returned through designated drop boxes. pulling the centers are open most bay area counties and some will be open over the weekend. you can register to vote and do so on election day by doing a conditional voter registration. the sonoma county pride parade is happening in santa rosa and

local jeopardy champion amy schneider is serving as marshall. the first openly transgender person to be the marshal for the parade. the theme for this year's parade is "we are family." the festivities last until noon. the warriors will face the boston celtics in a game two of the nba finals but as the team gears up, so our local bars throughout the bay area. tim johns has more. >> the warriors looking to stage a comeback in game two this weekend after a difficult loss during the first game of the nba finals. bars around san francisco say they are gearing up. >> it was amazing. tim: the assistant manager here says there's denies game brought

in a crowd of 300 people. on sunday, expecting more. fans can expect the bar to pull out all the stops, including specialty drinks. local celtic fans are expected to make their voices heard. they came out in droves this week at places like connecticut yankee and also at the red jacket saloon. their bartender said despite their roots, they are hoping to host both fans come sunday. >> there is little talk back and forth but overall a good attitude. tim: the series is about more than just the game. it is about a chance to revive themselves and bring the city back to life. >> u.n. either way -- wheat when either way, because we were closed for so long. tim: the whole city is set to

gain by a friendly rivalry. >> we have plenty of time to come back. liz: what better way to highlight the nba finals then giving back to the community? in the mission district, a new live, learn, or plate center at the boys and girls club. cash or play center at the boys and girls club. -- or play center at the boys and girls club. >> resources for kids and families who call this clubhouse home. liz: mayor london breed and others were among the attendees celebrated the new facility. abc 7 is your exclusive home for the nba finals. coverage for game to start --

coverage for game two starts here. today marks the third day of the platinum jubilee in the u.k. the celebration is honoring clean -- queen elizabeth' 70th year on the throne. the queen is not able to event -- attended some of the events because of mobilization issues. we have a live update. >> the festivities continue into the weekend with horseracing and a massive concert. you can see crowds are out. the queen, unfortunately, will not be attending. the queen's platinum jubilee

continuing into the weekend. across the u.k., thousands of parties in honor of the longest serving monarch, celebrating 70 years on the throne. on day three of the day for celebration, off to the races for the derby, one of her favorite racing events. queen has been experiencing mobility issues and she will not be attending. >> we are really sad about it, because she has reigned for so long and we just wanted to have some downtime and enjoy herself. >> she will have to skip the concert at buckingham palace. this, coming after the queen skipped a service at st. paul's cathedral. >> she obviously asked to take care because she is old, but she needs to look after her health. >> thousands hoping to catch a clips of the royals who did attend. prince william and kate were there as were prince harry and

meghan. senior members of the royal family being dispatched to various press of the country to continue celebrating. william and kate headed to whales, princes and to scotland and edward and sophie to northern ireland. we could be seeing the queen later this weekend, though that wall and on her mobility issues. the palace says the decisions about her attendance are being made at last minute. liz: my question is are going to get to see prince louis? that is the big question. we appreciate you joining us. still ahead, a story that is only on abc7news -- have you seen this bike? it is an eye-catching ride and it has been stolen. more on the family project still ahead. a live look outside. thanks for joining us. we will check in with lisa on the rain we are tracking, when

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liz: a san francisco nine-year-old is pleading for whoever stole his warrior-themed bike to give it back. luz pena has the story will only see here. luz: the first thing you will see are his trophies and the warriors flag. >> this was my favorite, because the night we picked the design, this trophy, a hot summer day. luz: he had years with his warrior themed bike. but now all he has is the memories. >> i was sad when it got stolen. seven years of work and money intoi was very emotional. luz: over the weekend his mom

went in the garage for him to join the parade and seconds later they noticed it was gone. >> it took the bike from right over here. this is toward the back of my garage. i had a drape over it. luz: he is known as paying homage to his roots wearing hro suit -- charro suit and riding his bike. >> of my grandfathers and uncles build it. luz: he has been designing the bike since he was three years old. >> it means a lot to me. i wanted to add more changes. luz: he feels like they're

looking term is missing, especially after thursday's loss. >> it was the worst time it could happen because the carnival and the warriors are playing right now and i just wanted to give good luck to the warriors by getting this bike and riding it around. >> he is hoping for someone to see it. his reward, one of his special stickers. >> version of me. it is my favorite one. if you got this, you are lucky. luz: love is what he is looking for, for the warriors to win and for him to get his bike back. liz: i hope he gets it back. let's get another check outside. lisa: look at the fog coming into san francisco, where temperatures are in the 50's. highs today around average.

we could see a few sprinkles toward early sunday morning. it is going to be a cloudy start to your weekend. we will finish off with more son. liz: also next, the warriors prepare for the game two of the finals. we have a preview coming up in sports. dan o'dowd and i approved this message. elon musk promised to pay a million customers $30,000 a year if they bought his car. they bought his car. so, where's their money? he promised customers if they bought his car, its value would increase to $200,000. they bought his car.

so, where's their money? he promised investors if they bought his stock, they would get $50 billion a year in profits from robotaxis. they bought his stock. so, where's their money? and he told investors tesla was worth $1 trillion by claiming tesla was the leader in driverless robotaxi technology. but tesla doesn't have driverless robotaxi technology. tesla's full self-driving software requires a driver! many other companies have already deployed driverless robotaxis that are way ahead of tesla's. so where's the investors' money? in the last year, elon musk pulled $48 billion out of tesla, seven times the profits they've ever made. his ceo compensation was 1,000 times the average for a fortune 500 ceo. elon, is your full self-driving software

just a trillion-dollar ponzi scheme? did you become the wealthiest man in history by swindling customers and investors? i'm dan o'dowd and i'm running for u.s. senate because congress needs to shut down elon musk's full self-driving fiasco. someone needs to stand up to him. liz: welcome back. a beautiful view of the bay bridge as the sun starts to come up. jeff bezos'blue origin expected for a new flight. among the astronauts is a first ever mexican born woman who grew up in guadalajara. also joining the second brazilian to fly into space. they will blast off for a 10 minute flight. >> i want a little mexican girl who looks at their parent and

tells them, i want to go to space and that parent, their reaction isn't, what do i do and what do i tell them? that has never happened that doesn't happen to us. it is it -- rather it is everyone -- it is, many have done and you can do it if you want. liz: in sports this afternoon, both the giants and a's will be in action. the athletics taken the red sox at the oakland coliseum. first pitch is that 1:07. the warriors have one more day to make adjustments for game two of the nba finals following the stunning fourth-quarter collapse against the celtics. here is larry beil with a preview. larry: good morning. technically, not a must win game, but if the warriors want to have a realistic chance of winning the nba title, they

better be boston in game two tomorrow. the celtics made it rain threes, nine of the total 21 from downtown came in just the fourth-quarter paired boston becoming the first team in finals history be down double digits entering the fourth and winning by double digits. six threes on his way to 26 point. he just turned 36 years old. no panic for the warriors but they need to have a better plan. >> we created enough good looks offensively to win the game tonight but couldn't get enough stops. a lot of bright spots. we have to get over the tough feeling. larry: an earlier start. game two tips off at 5:00 p.m. exclusively on abc 7 our coverage will start at 4:00 and the entire breakdown, highlights, interviews after the

game around 8:00 p.m.. what do celtics fans do? he hit it, wicked. a 4-0 lead. lowery down the line, drives in two. a little dance celebration. the red sox in the ninth, bogart they to run. the a's lose 7-2 giants fans in miami, giants only got three hits but much better friday night. ike yastrzemski, a 3 --- mike yastrzemski, three run-blast. turning this into a fish fly -- fish fry for the marlins. college baseball, stanford

seated second in the ncaa tournament. opening regional play against binghamton. they scored it runs in the second inning. drew bowser into the trees, they have won 17 straight games. 20 have and seven was the final score. they will face texas state. that is a wrap on morning sports. enjoy your weekend, and we will see you for game two, warriors and celtics, tomorrow the pregame at 4:00 and tip-off at 5:00. liz: and this time they are going to do it. lisa: agreed. we are going to have an unusual weekend here, not what you would expect for june. as we look at live doppler seven, it looks like rain showers but we are seeing a few returns making it to the ground.

next system could ring measurable rain tonight into early tomorrow. here is a look at mount tam. a tiny sliver of sunlight. with the fog coming into play, visibility has been from a mile to a less than that along half moon bay. highway 150 five in san francisco. 54 at half moon bay. 60 in san jose. low clouds and high clouds making for a great start to your weekend. 53 in petaluma. the wind is not too much of a factor. it is 60 in concord. anywhere from two to five degrees warmer. this afternoon finishes around average but with very little son. tomorrow afternoon, a system

sweeps to the bay area. we have the fog this morning and a cloudy afternoon. light to moderate showers tonight, mainly at sonoma slipping into marin early sunday, maybe along the peninsula, and then they are out of here and we returned to summerlike heat by the middle of next week. we have a level 1 system arriving tonight into sunday, light to moderate showers. highest totals in the north and quite impressive from santa rosa north. we will look for the totals to rapidly decrease as the front falls apart and even as close as marin county where we are not expecting too much. here is a look at tonight at 11:30. rain well to the north by the afternoon, stench of the north of us. a lot of cloud cover. do the evening hours, slipping a bit into the far reaches of the north bay. 7:00 tomorrow, you can see scattered showers from southern marin matt beaty san francisco of the san mateo coast perhaps

half moon bay, then we will see clouds open up and look for sunshine to your sunday afternoon. rainfall amounts from a couple hundredths to over three quarters of an inch. this would break the record back in 2011, where we had a lot of rainfall all over the bay area. we hope we get a little rain it to delay the fire season and really moisten the dry fuels. mid 70's in the inland east bay to upper 70's. look at 80's to 90's and double digits return to the middle of next week. 78 in san jose. we have clouds. showers to the north. tomorrow, level 1 system moving out but leaving humid conditions throughout the afternoon. monday, warmer and breezy. tuesday, 90's arrive inland and much warmer by the end of the weekend where we will keep the

sea breeze and marine layer at the coast. liz: south bay leaders visited a community to help the homeless. as a just didn't dorsey explains, officials hope the success stories will help reinstate funding. justin: -- just as justin dorsey explains, officials hope the success stories will help in state funding. justin: homeless families have found permanent housing. >> i am very grateful because now i have my own place and i am so, so happy. thank you, jesus. justin: the mayor and officials

toured the community to find out how these are made successful. the faster they can be built the sooner the results. >> we have seen for the first time in many years are unsheltered, homeless population dropped slightly. we have seen a significant growth in our shelter capacity, now nearly 50% in the last year alone. justin: it makes projects like this a reality. the funds can create the communities that cost a fraction of what a conventional apartment community would cost. but it is set to expire. >> if we don't have it, we will be pushing people back out into the street. justin: they have made a push to reinstate the money. the city of san jose and the un-housed sacramento have the support.

>> we need money. we hear you loud and clear. >> we have shown how the funding can be used here and throughout the state to change families' lives. liz: next, celebrating the history in san francisco. the festivities planned for ♪ ♪

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the san mateo county fair kicks off today at the event center appeared all of the traditional food, rights, entertainment -- rides and entertainment are set to go. it is followed by the commodores live on stage at 7:30 tonight. concerts are free with your admission ticket. next, cash and guns here and where and when you can turn in your firearms and ghost guns in the bay area this weekend. plus, monkeypox has turned up in san francisco. the latest details on the first known case.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> we do not want this to happen to our children. we should not have to live in fear like this. liz: bay area families echoing a nationwide call to end gun violence. there will be a march across the golden gate bridge this morning. good morning, everybody. i am liz kreutz. we will start this hour with another check of the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: we have a lot of cloud sty area. the moisture is far to the north in northern california but some of it will slip down to our neighborhood later on today,

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