livepix take a live look outside...... good sunday morning to you. it is 7:00. here's a live look outside as fog covers the golden gate bridge. i have to say it's a welcome sight after those triple digits we were seeing this past week. it will be a day much like yesterday. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper in for vickie nguyen. you say it will be even cooler than yesterday. >> a few degrees cooler than yesterday so i think we're on the right track. look right now, the peninsula 61 degrees. the south bay 61. if you notice we're still waking up to some fairly warmer/cool temps in some areas. it will feel sticky out there, humid. the east bay at 60 degrees.

san francisco 55. the north bay 56. and it's all thanks to this nice deepening marine layer and we've been seeing this for the past few nights and we'll continue to see it which is actually a lot more seasonable for this time of year for the bay area. as that deepen iing marine laye keeps in, that will keep areas nice and cool for the next several days and we can expect to see the temperature trend climbing into the 60s yet again and very similar to yesterday where we started off very cloudy but in san francisco we did end up seeing some broken sunshine and then it cleared out quite nicely just in time for all of the pride events. you had a blast yesterday. a closer look at your sunday day planner and a look ahead at what you can expect as you head into monday and the workweek ahead. how long is this cooling trend going to be sticking around? i'll have those answers coming up at about 7:15. >> and it was perfect for pride yesterday. we're glad the weather is

cooperating. vianey, thanks. today we are a few hours away from the main event of pride weekend. the 47th annual pride parade and march is at 10:30. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to line market street for the big show. and, of course, the city has been celebrating pride events. yesterday delores park was packed as revelers danced and raised flags for the dyke march down 16th street. it's a pink saturday tradition. >> well, i came out 50 years ago, and to see all these young people living their lives, so many thousands of us, it's amazing. it really is special. >> as we've mentioned more than a million people are in town for this weekend's pride celebration. and security is the highest priority. the san francisco police department is being extra cautious this year he especiall after recent terror attacks across the world and keeping in mind the pulse nightclub sho shooting in orlando at pride one year ago. pulse survivor are roldan and

the mother of another victim flew from orlando to san francisco to show no one is cowering it to hate crimes or terrorism. >> it's to share my story and address we need to make america safer again. >> we've seen recent attacks both in the u.s. and the uk they're doing it by any means necessary. >> authorities are focused on places where cars could come into contact with large crowds so they've set up barricades along the perimeters of many pride events. dozens of volunteers got up early yesterday morning to finish installing the pink triangle high on twin peaks. they spread out the pink tarps that stretched nearly 200 feet across and can be seen about 15 miles away. 80 years ago the nazis made gay people wear pink triangles in concentration camps to shame them. 22 years ago a few friends decided to reclaim that symbol during san francisco's pride. one of the co-founders patrick

karner told us people didn't know what that symbol stood for. >> they thought it was an abstract gay symbol and like the rainbow flag which is entirely new and beautiful and wonderful, whereas the pink triangle has the tragic history and part of acknowledginging and celebrating where we are for 2017 is remembering where we've been. >> the pink triangle will be taken down at 4:30 this afternoon following the pride parade. if you want to know more about today's pride parade route we posted complete details including street closures. that's on our home page. be sure to check it out at nbcbayarea.com. in other news now, an emotional memorial service this weekend. family and friends turned out to pay their final respects to one of the victims in the shooting at a u.p.s. distribution center in san francisco. hundreds of people filled the is a mo and assembly of god. the u.p.s. driver known as big

mike. his fellow u.p.s. drivers posted signs bearing his name on their trucks. and at the service friends recalled first hearing about the shooting. >> this took me by surprise because when i heard about it the first thing i said, i hope it wasn't where mike worked. went threw the whole day not hearing nothing. >> hoping that big mike wasn't involved. he was a 46-year-old father who had worked for u.p.s. for 17 years. one friend said there's a lesson for all of us in this tragedy. >> check in with your loved ones. you never know what's going to happen. text message, a phone call, face time -- we have so many avenues to say i love you to somebody. do it because you may not get the chance again. >> his body was laid to rest at cypress lawn. san francisco police identified the shooter as 38-year-old jimmy

lam of san francisco. they say lam purchased two stolen weapons that he used in the attack. lam then took his own life when he was confronted by police. new details now about a story we first reported on last night's 6:00 newscast. a 30-year-old san jose man is recovering after crash landing a skydiving plane in morgan hill. an investigation is under way into why the plane crashed alongside highway 101. that accident backed up traffic for hours. the pilot of the single engine 1957 cessna took off from san martine airport with four skydivers. he took them up to 10,000 feet. they all jumped and then as he circled back to land he said the engine quit about half a mile from the runway. a witness said the plane bounced on the shoulder of the southbound san martine avenue on ramp and then eventually stopped just short of traffic on 101. officers say he was lucky to escape with only bumps and

bruises. >> just lacerations to his eyebrow, swollen eye. everything was all on his face, no broken bones that we could tell on legs or arms or anything. >> the chp says the pilot identified out of san jose said he had been flying for the san jose skydiving center since april. a fire damaged part of a high school on the peninsula yesterday. it started about 6:00 last night on the roof of the gym in belmont. police managed to evacuate about 50 people who were at the gym for a basketball league. for t fortunately no one was hurt. investigators do say there were roofers working on the gym earlier in the day and that may be the cause of the fire. it is 7:07. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up the health care battle continues this weekend. we have the steps president trump took in his effort to repeal obamacare. and it's every parent's nightmare. a teen dangles from an amusement

park ride. we'll show you the moment she safely drops into the waiting arms of the crowd below. downtown oakland

taking a live look outside. you can barely see oakland on this gray morning. we have a cooler day today just like we did yesterday. a nice break for some areas from the triple digit heat. vianey arana will be along with your workweek forecast in a bit. republicans hoping to pass the replacement for obamacare still have a lot of work to do and not much time to do it. senate leadership wants the vote on the new health care bill this coming week. right now there isn't enough support to pass it. while the bill keeps key promises like endinging a mandate to buy insurance and defunding planned parenthood, it slashes health care subsidies for low and middle income americans. the senate bill does include protections for those with pre-existing conditions, however. democrats and their allies are rallying opposition. >> we need three republican

senators to do the right thing by their constituents not by the party bosses in washington. >> president trump took to twitter to bash obamacare and ramp up the pressure on democrats and twitter push as well from vice president mike pence who could become the senate's tiebreaker vote. he tweeted photos from a chicago speech promising a repeal, quote, before summer's out. two mosques appeared to be targeted in possible hate crimes over the past week. someone burned a karan with bacon, a forbidden food, and handcuffed it to the fence of the sheriff's office and the is lambic center there. this comes during ramadan. >> this is a time of spirituality and instead we're focusing on a hate crime. he so we're sad it takes away from that spirituality to focus on something like that. >> and this wasn't the only incident that happened.

on friday night someone tossed torn pages from a koran out of a car outside of the islamic center in davis. ramadan prayers were going on at that time. law enforcement is investigating both. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, we'll take you behind the scenes at at&t park where a new high-tech way to watch baseball through virtual reality. dense fog right now adorning san francisco and making its the way inland. we have that nice marine layer keeping us a cool 58 degrees for san francisco. yes, we're tracking cooler temps ahead. maybe even more pleasant than they were yesterday. i'll have details on what you can expect today and as you head into monday in just a bit. san rafael

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game, but baseball just got a brand-new high-tech twist. a live look at at&t park for you this morning. this is where just a few days ago major league baseball launched a brand-new program that gives fans a new way to watch games in virtual reality. we sent our business and tech reporter and baseball fan scott b budman to give us a look. >> reporter: they're getting ready to broadcast the game of the week but it's not a game you're going to watch the way you usually do on television. this game you'll watch entirely in virtual reality. if you can't be in the stands watching -- >> i'm going to sit you down. >> reporter: you can now see the game in vr, on the field, in the dugout, even check the stats. >> it's different. >> reporter: a new way to take in the action from anywhere. >> so if you think of the game experience as one way to experience baseball and vr as another way to experience, you

all of a sudden multiply the ability to engage and interact with your fan base in a whole new way. >> reporter: major league baseball is work iing with intes vr team to broadcast real games in virtual reality. with special vr cameras placed all over the stadium, lots of laptops, ipads and head sets. >> you can also see the entire park. >> reporter: even an entire broadcast booth set up to show you the game. >> we're very similar to broadcast in our setup and the way that we're doing the show. the difference is the experience at home for the viewer is so much more interesting. >> reporter: we tried it and, yes, it's a different experience. you'll need extra gear, which means ex cost, and you'll have to get used to watching in a different head turning way. it's still baseball and maybe watching it this way will turn out to be a hit. now to see this game you'll need more than a telehe vision, vr

goggles and, for now, a samsung galaxy phone, more phones will be used in vr in the future. games will be broadcast in vr every tuesday. at at&t park, scott budman, nbc bay area news. well, there is nothing virtual reality about this next story. a teenager dangling from a ride at a new york theme park. she is safe after being caught by park guests and employees. take a look at this. cell phone video captured the anxious moments as the 14 ye 14-year-old girl dangles several feet above the crowd at six flags great escape in queensbury, new york. officials say she somehow came loose on the sky ride. it's a slow moving ride that crosses the park. well, did you just see that? the teen eventually drops into the waiting arms of the people below. somehow we're told she did not suffer any serious injuries. amazing. people who live on the kings river golf and country club south of fresno are forced to use boats instead of golf carts

to get around this weekend. this is in the kingsberg communities. people were forced to evacuate. this after levees breached on friday night. the river started to flood during the high heat as snow melted high in the sierra nev nevada. a flood warning is in place until tomorrow. just incredible. you don't think about the effects of how much rain and snow we had and now this extreme heat. >> yeah, and there's still plenty of snowpack up there. i know they extended the warning through 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. >> right. >> and even near the fresno area there were some thunderstorms that popped up last night. so definitely something to keep in mind. as we look into summer and the snow continues to melt, the threat of flood risk will continue the next three to four weeks. >> wow. >> definitely something to look out for. in the bay area we have been paying attention to a nice cooling trend and we're seeing some gradual cooling for inland areas and along the coast.

we've been enjoying pleasant temperatures the last couple of days. the peninsula at 61 degrees. nice and overcast. the tri-valley, 58. at the south bay 51 degrees. san francisco that dense fog at 55 degrees right now. so much so that we are seeing some moisture on our traffic cameras that overlook the golden gate bridge. and here is why. that doppler radar is really showing this deepening marine layer. we've been enjoy iing it the la couple of days. we've been going to bed with fog and we've been waking up to fog. and then throughout the day we get the breaks of sunshine and a little bit more of a warming. i want to kind of focus your attention to the doppler radar where the storms and moisture we were tracking come in from the south. we had this system that's now breaking apart and moving off to the north but this was popping up some thunderstorms near the sierra and also near the fresno area as well. today's forecast if you notice it's going to be even cooler. so much so that in san jose we're actually going to be

climbing into just the 70s. not the really predicting 80s in san jose for today, a high of 77. livermore, 85. yes, we are still seeing some warmer spots in the further interior valleys which means don't forget to please continue to drink plenty of water even if it is nice and cool outside and continue to look out and don't leave people or pets in vehicles. oakland, a high of about 69. san francisco, 63. half moon bay, 61. so definitely a nice cooling trend. and if you're heading out to the parade, i know it starts at 10:00, 10:30, a quick check of what you can expect the next couple of hours. you'll start off nice and cloudy and then we're going to keep that cloud cover at least through the lunch hour and at least the temps will be slightly pleasant. definitely expect to see very similar conditions to what you enjoyed yesterday where we had a chance of seeing some sun. now your day planner if you're heading anywhere else near the bay or inland areas, very similar start, early morning fog. it will eventually burn off by 12:00. part ly cloudy skies in the forecast. by 3:00 we'll see a nice clearing with 70s.

mid to upper 70s in some inland areas, maybe even some 80s as well. by 7:00 just around dinner time we start cooling down again, and then we can ex epect to see tha cooling. the next seven days, a quick check of what you can expect, that patchy fog early on through the afternoon and then if you notice much more pleasant weather pattern ahead. we will be waking up to that fog at least for the next couple of days and then inland areas, a look at what we expect. you see that gradual cooling as we head into monday and tuesday topping out into the 80s and upper 70s for inland areas and then by thursday we see a little bit of a warming trend. so definitely no triple digits. even though we'll warm up a bit, don't worry. it looks like a break from the triple digit heat at least for now so definitely great outdoor weather and i hope you get a chance to go out and enjoy that. k kira, back to you.

>> vianey, thanks. it is just shy of 7:22. much more ahead. coming up, this weekend it's all about san francisco's pride celebration and the rainbow flag is everywhere. we have a story on the history of the iconic symbol next. kira/cu== the rainbow flag is front an center asd m

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♪ people are here for san the rainbow flag is front and center as more than a million people are here for san francisco's pride weekend. if you've ever wondered the unique history of the flag, here is a story of the flag and the man behind it. what do we think of when we think of pride? we see the rainbow flag. >> reporter: there are few symbols as bright, colorful, recognizable as the rainbow flag. >> it's our symbol of diversity. >> reporter: this simple flag of six colors now stretches around the world. the equally colorful manger gilbert baker. >> he created something we could

all stand behind. >> reporter: baker died in march at the age of 65 leaving behind his flag as a gift to the lgbtq community. colors will fly over those who turn out for the pride celebration. sunday's parade will include numerous official and unofficial tributes to the man known as the gay betsy ross. >> his spirit is there and has always been there with those flags. >> this is where he did a lot of work. >> reporter: baker designed his first flag in san francisco in the late '70s. though he later moved to new york, his second home was tom taylor's san francisco workshop. >> some of the themes gilbert wanted perfect. whatever. this is our symbol. we have to keep this thing strong. >> reporter: taylor and his

husband were friends and supporters of baker even before his needle sewed its first rainbow seam. >> all of the colors in the rainbow flag and those that he proposed were all of inclusivity. >> reporter: a few weeks ago the pair threw bake aer a sendoff it the castro theater. >> we didn't have a joyous symbol representing us. >> reporter: a rainbow colored backdrop for the movement he helped unify. >> think of gilbert and his contribution. >> reporter: that contribution, the flag that now flies over a community. >> there are six colors and the six colors are going to endure forever. nbc bay area news. it is just shy of 7:27. much more ahead on "today in the

bay." coming up mark zuckerberg setting his sights beyond facebook. the rumors circulating about a possible run for president. also, what will give these local athletes an edge when it comes to making the next olympics. their story next.

how did we test our improved dixie ultra plates? with two pounds of steak. in each hand. dixie ultra. stress tested so you can stress less at dinner. golden gate bridge good sunday morning. it is 7:29. here is a live look outside as fog and clouds cover the golden gate bridge. another cool day on tap. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper in for vicky nguyen. >> we've enjoyed a pleasant weekend and have seen consistent temps along the coast and will continue to see that. one thing we will notice more today so we were still in the mid to upper 80s in some areas yesterday. down to the low to mid-80s.

you see that moisture on the camera lens. that's the marine layer bringing in the dense fog and it's keeping us in the 50s. 57 degrees and even in santa cruz in the 60s. a nice cooler set all around throughout the bay area and it will make for a very comfortable temperature trend in san francisco. we will continue to see the tickets. very similar to yesterday. so i think it will be nice to kind of get off to a cloudy start. welcome in the sunshine with open arms in san francisco and then as we head into tonight and early tomorrow expect to once again see that fog and that dense, dense marine layer that will be keeping us cool at least at the start of the workweek. we are expecting to see gradual warming as we head into the later part of the week. how much warmer can we expect to

get? i will have those answers and more coming up at 7:45. we'll stay tuned for that, vianey. great weather for today's pride parade. just a few hours away. it's the 47th annual parade in march. it's this morning at 10:00. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to line market street for the big show. all weekend, though, the city has been celebrating pride events. just yesterday delores park was packed as revelers danced and raised flags for the dyke march that happens down 16th street. it is a pink saturday tradition. >> well, i came out 50 years ago and to he see all these young people living their lives, so many thousands of us, it's amazing. it's really special. >> more than a million people are in town for this weekend's pride celebration. it's been going on since friday night and so far there haven't been any major issues.

ahead of today's parade the san francisco police department is on high alert. tom general son explains. >> reporter: oud t in the crowd hundreds of police officers and an unknown number of fbi agents. even post ed on buildings aroun the plaza to guard against hate crimes and terrorism. >> typically as we've seen in recent attacks both in the u.s. and in the uk they're doing it by any means necessary. >> reporter: they plow into crowds or attackers armed with knifes. a man killed 49 people in a packed orlando bar and injured 53 others. victims' families and survivors have been lobbying for tighter gun regulation for the mentally ill and banning ownership of assault rifles. >> we need to have more laws that protect us, the people who want common sense.

>> i've been more aware and i've always now looked at my surroundings, at my exits and i'm very aware. >> reporter: that type of awareness is what the fbi and police told us they want among the massive crowd. those who trust their intuition and report anything out of the ordinary. >> to me it hurts myself. we have to be aware. >> reporter: thom jensen. this shot is from gordon mack. look at that. the theater lit up. and michael took this of city hall illuminated in the rainbow. we want to see your photos. be sure to tag us on twitter or facebook.

in other news now an emotional memorial service this weekend. family and friends turned out to pay their final respect to one of the victims in the shooting at a u.p.s. distribution center in san francisco. hundreds of people filled the church in the city in order to honor the life of the u.p.s. driver known to most everyone as big mike. his fellow u.p.s. drivers posted signs bearing his name on their trucks. friends remember hoping he wasn't involved. >> this took me by surprise because when i heard about the first thing i said i hope that wasn't where mike works. went through the whole day not hearing nothing. >> he was a 46-year-old father who worked for u.p.s. for 17 years. one friend said there's a lesson for all of us in this tragedy. >> check in with your loved

ones. you never know what will happen. text message, a phone call, face time -- we have so many avenues to say i love you to somebody. do it because you may not get that chance again. >> his body was laid to rest at cypress lawn. meanwhile, police identified the shooter as 38-year-old jimmy lam of san francisco. they say they've learned lam purchased two stolen weapons he used in the attack. lam then took his own life when he was confronted by police. new details now about a story we first reported on last night's 6:00 newscast. the 30-year-old san jose man is recovering after crash landing a skydiving plane in sar martine near morgan hill. an investigation is under way into why the plane crashed alongside highway 101. the accident backed up traffic for hours. the pilot of this 1957 single engine cessna took off from san martine airport with four skydivers. he took them up to 10,000 feet. they all jumped successfully.

as he circled back to land he says the engine of the plane quit about half a mile from the runway. a witness said the plane bounced on the shoulder of the southbound san martine avenue on ramp and eventually just stopped just short of traffic on 101. officers say he was lucky to escape with only bumps and bruises. >> just lacerations to his eyebrow, swollen eye. everything was all on his face. no broken bones that we could tell on legs or arms or anything. >> the chp says the pilot identified out of san jose said he had been flying for the skydiving center since april. if you've stopped for gas recently you'd better check your credit card statements. police say skimmers have been stealing data since march and use that go data to commit fraud. two banks reported the fraudulent charges to police earlier this month. so officers went out to the gas

station and inspected card readers three times but they didn't find anything suspicious. it wasn't until june 21st that a gas pump technician discovered two skimming devices during a deeper inspection. customers are urged to check bank statements all the way back to march 1st. well, just last month he said he's not thinking of running for president in 2020 but campaign rumors are swirling once again around facebook founder mark zuckerberg after a series of posts this weekend. take a look. yesterday zuckerberg chatted up truckers at an iowa truck stop and wrote a lengthy post about the lives of the people he met. then he wished everyone a happy pride weekend from the pride festival in omaha, nebraska. he also posted a picture from inside one of the largest train yards in the world in nebraska, talking about infrastructure, transportation, and shipping. very interesting.

the next olympics is less than seven months away. can you believe it in south korea but two olympic hopefuls, local hopefuls, took a break from their training to hang out with a group of young skaters. >> reporter: if there's a young person skating today in san jose with dreams of one day going to the olympics, they do so with good reason. for seven years ago we found just such a girl with just such dreams who did just that. polina edmunds was only 12 years old at the time. four years early she would represent the united states in the 2014 games in russia. >> i can skate pretty fast. >> reporter: and today she's back once again where it all started, celebrating international olympics day. >> you're so good. >> reporter: edmunds skated around the rink surrounded by a large army of small admirers. then sharing a bit of her journey with them.

>> i'm going to try. i'm going to try to go to the next level, we'll see. >> reporter: we'll see, she says, because the last year has been a challenging one with an an injury keeping her off the ice for most of it. in her hometown of san jose, giving her a lift. >> it will make me want to perform the best that i can, just a little extra. >> reporter: edmunds will face competition not only from around the country but around the corner. fremont's tarin chen isn't just another skater, she's the reigning united states champion. >> in all of my interviews, i was shocked. i really was shocked. >> reporter: loving the idea that her journey to bring home the gold will begin so to home. >> i think that it's going to be a great thing. i will have the crowd with me the whole time. >> reporter: garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. well, as always, we have dozens of bay area and lake at that olympic hopefuls. garvin will feature many of them

for us in the coming months and then in february he will be in south korea to cover the olympics. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming last november was legalized for anyone older than 21. coming up political analyst larry ger sten joins us live to tell us why this coming january things will be changing. plus, a historic day for the green and gold on the south side of chicago. the highlights of what has never been done in the history, 148-year history of major league baseball next.

another piece added today with pender on the dl due to a hamstring strain. inserted at second base against the white sox and by the third inning was part of major league history. the a's on the south side of chicago for game two of a three-game set rookies in the green and gold, what a day.

matt olsen second in the lineup. the first pitch he sees from james shield, his first career home run. next inning, another rookie, another home run. the first of his career. third inning, franklin, i bet you can guess what will happen, his first career home run. the a's win 10-2. a beautiful day at at&t as the mets and the giants face off. not a beautiful ending, tied at 1-1. the bullpen struggles continue. bruce and the mets take a o one-run lead. this one have the mets go on to win a 5-2. durant showed up at the coliseum wearing a hat featuring a cupcake topped with a ring, a shoutout to fans who called him

soft for leaving. nothing soft about his swing. he can ball. that is a two-run shot to center. he admitted his basketball skills do not translate to the diamond. he may be right. it can't be easy with a strike zone as big as his. no matter. his team won. the real winners are the fans and the foundation which promotes healthy living. more news right after the break. days of illegally buying

"weed" may be coming to an end in california. welcome back to you. the days of illegally buying weed may be coming to an end in california. back in 1996 voters changed the law to allow medical marijuana in california. the first state to it do so and then last fall state voters passed prop 64 which will will allow anyone older than 21 to grow, purchase, and smoke marijuana beginning january 1st, 2018. there's another big change coming for the state in january as well, and we're talking about state taxes. nbc bay area political analyst

larry gerston joins us now. taxes. so that's people who are for or against it, you can't argue more money for the state. >> more money for the state. that's the good news, right, that we didn't really think about. once proposition 64 becomes legal this coming january, consumers of marijuana will pay a 15% ex tax on any purchase in this state. in addition local governments may attach another 15%. most estimates find local taxes will vary between about 8% and 12%. that's tacked on now. like liquor, tobacco this is a user tax. some call it a sin tax. it's not a judgment on my part. the fact is all those people purchasing are the only ones paying for the tax. simply put a surcharge. a surcharge for weed but it will be legal at least to have and use. >> right, so people who are not

drinking wine don't pay taxes on wine. we all know there's no secret there's this it robust underground economy happening where people illegally grow marijuana and then illegally sell it. so making this legal, what's to stop that from continuing? >> look, for some people this is going to be a risk. there's no question about it. a study by the university of california, however, found that 60% of marijuana buyers will do so legally and that had will generate -- that will generate about a billion dollars. a billion dollars for the state annually. >> wow. >> with respect to what you talked about, the state's flourishing underground economy, it's not going to go away. we know that. but beginning in january buyers will have to weigh the benefits of paying more money to have their marijuana versus those who go ahead and do so illegally who

may face arrest and other kinds of punishments that come along with it. >> interesting. and what about tourists? will the availability of legal marijuana change tourism in california because, you know, you see on the news back when it became legal in, what was it oregon and colorado, people were starting to go there. >> yeah, yeah. >> i don't understand that because then can you bring it on a mren or whatever? how does that affect tourism? >> bringing it on a plane would be interesting. if it's legal in one state it better be legal in the other. california is the seventh state, only the self state to legalize marijuana. it's still relatively rare, and that new availability could be a draw. now it was colorado and washington, those were the first two states to legalize. >> see, i don't know. >> you were close. you get an a-minus. you were on the west coast. >> hey, thanks. >> first legalized the drug in 2012.

but for some data it's interesting because what happened there was a study done of legal marijuana purchases in colorado. that's the first state. 85% of the purchasers who did soly said cannabis, marijuana, was a major reason for visiting that state. on that score it would be interesting. it would be interesting to see if maybe california rethinks the advertising for bringing people here. look, a lot has changed. a lot hassed since the voters here first turned down the use of marijuana since 1972. >> yeah, that's a lot to think about. a lot has changed here regarding marijuana but not in washington, d.c. so looking at the federal government, isn't true that the growing and selling and consumption of marijuana if it's legal in california is still illegal federally. >> that's right.

>> how does that all work? >> you're right. it is still against -- here is a note, a note, everybody. it is still against federal law to grow, sell, or purchase cannabis. now on this issue the u.s. supreme court has found repeatedly the federal government has the last word. and we've seen arrests off and on over the years. but increasingly the federal government has moved away from prosecuting violators because of so many other important uses of federal law personnel. think terrorism, right, illegal immigration, money laundering, just to name a few from a very, very long list. so, yes, technically california is breaking the law, breaking the law if you buy, sell, and whatever, marijuana, much like other states that have legalized the drug. but given the nation's many problems things aren't like are to change so, meanwhile, the state of california and local governments are about to a new

revenue source, one not likely to go up in smoke in the near future. >> pun intended, i assume. analyst larry gerston, as always, thanks for joining us. we'll be right back.

good morning. it is 7:54. a nice cool start across the bay area. 58 degrees in ocean beach and, yes, we are seeing some nice fog out there. we have a building marine layer and that's what's been keeping us nice and cool so current

temps, look at that, 57 degrees for pacifica, ocean beach 57. bodega bay 53. further inland we're still comfortable in the 60s. 61 degrees in san jose. we are seeing widespread cloud cover and we can expect to see this nice marine layer burn off by midafternoon. and that's going to make way for a much more pleasant sunday with breaks of sunshine by the afternoon. now taking a live look now at the doppler radar we were tracking the upper level moisture from the south that did manage to bring a line of showers just off the coast near the monterey area as well and in the sierra nevada as well. we can't expect that to move out north over the next couple of hours making a way for a nice monday. today's forecast slightly cooler than the highs that we hit yesterday. san francisco will be climbing into the 60s. livermore, 85. san jose into the upper 70s. and if you're heading now to that parade the next couple of hours i think it starts at 10:00, 10:30, you're in for a

nice surprise. it's going to be not a surprise if you were out will yesterday because the conditions will be very similar, 57 degrees to start off. and then we'll start warming up into the 60s. we start off cloudy and we see that sun kind of taking over by the afternoon, much like what we saw yesterday so it's going to be very comfortable weather but it might feel humid out there, sticky. i don't think you'll need a heavy jacket. if you have a light sweater, you will be shedding that later on in the afternoon. now overall your sunday day planner looking pleasant. 57 for the bay. 60 inland. by lunch hour about 60 degrees in the bay. 67 inland. partly cloudy skies. it will start clearing by about 2:00, 2:30, 3:00, and then start cooling off by 7:00 which is going to give way for more fog later tonight into early morning tomorrow as well. a high of about 64. we head into monday, the coast seeing similar conditions.

this gradual cooling will it continue through the middle of the week and then as we head towards thursday we'll see a gradual warming of those temperatures back into those mid-80s, upper 80s in some areas. we're still in a cooling trend but, yes, we will be expecting to warm up to the end of the week. i think we can enjoy a nice day. i'll make sure to post that pride forecast on my twitter and facebook. we might share them on tv. >> hopefully people will accepted them in and have fun at pride. sonoma raceway today nascar, dale earnhardt jr. will make his last appearance and retires at the end of the season. a lot to get out and do in the bay area. we hope you enjoy this cooler weather. thanks for making us a part of your morning. more local news tonight at 4:30, 6:00, and 11:00.

we you have a great day and enjoy your week.

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