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and we have a lot of optimism here this morning. we appreciate your joining us. because vianey is back! it is the best morning ever! i want to sing, "reunited and it feels so good ♪ . >> it's -- >> i mean, this has been 14, 15 months in the making. >> i know, it's crazy how long -- >> you were supposed to come back last weekend, but other schedules -- >> scheduling stuff. >> if you tuned in during the week, you saw me fill in for kari. but that was the reason why. but we squealed across the newsroom -- >> we were wearing our masks. >> we did a big embrace. >> and we're finally both vaccinated, so we feel a lot safer. and i'm so happy to see you. >> i'm so happy to see you. we want to show our viewers the last time we were allvianey's birthday one year ago. >> now i'm like 42. that was when i turned 30. >> i think you're 31 now, but -- >> i am. >> but our beloved rick in the background there. a lot of great memories. we're so happy you're back and take away the weather. >> all right. let's get to your weather, guys.

normally you see me from the waist up, but today you're going to see my covid-22, because your girl gained 22 pounds during covid. >> you look so good. >> that's okay! i'm down 10, i'm working on it. beebs also gained 3 to 4 pounds to be fair. so morning, patchy fog, we're seeing it around the coastline. today, it's going to be so pleasant. 70s and 80s. and actually, the mix of sun and clouds is going to help sort of keep us cooler. it's going to keep our temperatures at bay and we're going to be increasing those winds. taking a look at your current temperature right now as we're heading out the door, we're in the 50s. talking about your daytime highs, what to expect in addition to your allergy forecast coming up. >> vianey, we look forward to seeing you again in 15 minutes. we'll shift gears now, because we begin with an assault at an east bay apartment complex involving an amazon delivery driver and a woman who said her package never came. here's "today in the bay's" ian cull with police saying they've arrested that amazon driver.

>> reporter: the edited video shows the 67-year-old resident say something to an amazon driver, who then turns around and attacks the woman, hitting her ten times. it happened thursday night around 6:00. >> she couldn't find it -- >> reporter: the owner of the complex says the woman got an alert her package was delivered, but couldn't find it, so she went out and questioned the driver. a sheriff's report says the driver then said something about white privilege. the resident responded by calling her a name and that's when she was assaulted. deputies tracked down the truck and arrested 21-year-old itsol ramirez. she claims it was self-defense. authorities say the victim suffered injuries to her face and head and likely has a broken nose. >> i don't know -- i just think that the violence we're seeing these days is very troubling and i was very pleased to see the sheriff ahern and his deputies do a quick response. >> reporter: amazon released a statement saying this does not reflect the high standards we have for our drivers who deliver

our packages. we take these matters seriously and this individual is no longer delivering amazon packages. in the east bay, ian cull, "today in the bay." now to a developing story. a federal judge ruled that california's ban on assault weapons is unconstitutional. the federal judge out of san diego overturned the state's three-decade-old ban late last night, saying california's definition of illegal military-style rifles unlawfully deprives law-abiding citizens of weapons commonly allowed in most other states. he went on to compare the ar-15 rifle to a swiss army knife, writing that the weapon is a perfect combination of home defense weapon and homeland defense weapon. governor gavin newsom's office tweeted this statement. quote, this decision is a direct threat to public safety and the lives of innocent californians. comparing an ar-15 to a swiss army knife is a slap in the face to those who have lost loved ones to guns.

we won't back down and we will fight for common sense gun laws. >> california attorney general rob banta also issued a statement reading inwed and we l be appealing it. the state's ban on assault weapons is still in effect for now. the decision is staid for 30 days. more details this morning. we have new surveillance photos. san francisco police want you to see these. investigators say this is gene chang cong fung. they believe she is likely still dressed in these same close clothes, including this puffy pink coat. the 84-year-old vanished after leaving her richmond district home for an afternoon walk. she was last seen at the safeway in the marina. turning now to our coronavirus coverage and so-called breakthrough cases. a fully vaccinated napa county woman has died of covid-19.

and just man from sonoma county also died after getting his shot. "today in the bay's" sergio quintana reports. >> reporter: the covid-19 victim was fully vaccinated. >> this person lived in a congregate facility and was exposed to a staff person who was unvaccinated. >> reporter: her death is tragic, but these cases are extremely rare. in napa county, more than 71 71,000 people are fully vaccinated. they reported 32 breakthrough cases, which is an infection rate of less than 1%. nationally, it's even less. the woman died after being infected with the b-117 variant, which is the one that originated in the uk. it's highly transmissible and can make people very sick. she was in a hospital for about two weeks. public health experts say her death is an example of why they're pushing for more people to get vaccinated. >> senior citizens and those with weaker immune systems from

underlying medical problems may not develop as strong an immune response to a vaccine. so this really points to the importance of increasing immunization rates in the community so we protect those vulnerable individuals. >> reporter: this also raises an important question about employers mandating employees to get vaccinated. workers in assisted living facilities were among the first who were able to get their shots. >> according to employment laws, employers can mandate vaccination of their employees, but at that point, it's going to be up to the employer. >> reporter: the good news in napa, vaccination rates are relatively high. 73% of residents had their first dose of vaccine. 62% are fully vaccinated. sergio quintana, "today in the bay". >> as the bay area moves forward on the road to recovery, businesses soon will have a choice to make. everyone vaccinated or everyone masked up. that's the latest guidance from the california occupational safety and health standards board or cal osha.

the rules are set to begin june 15th, the same day california reopens. cal osha says every employee inside a room must been vaccinated a not, must wear a mask. reaction is divided. one other requirement from cal osha, beginning in august, employers must offer the n95 masks to their employees. today marks 40 years since the first cases of aids were reported in the united states. today is also hiv long-term survivor's awareness day. leaders in the movement will unveil a new 40-block long display of the aids memorial quilt. the public is invited to come see the quilt between 12:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m., at the golden gate park national aids grove. the public is welcome at 1:15 for 15-minute incremented visits. if you prefer to stay at home and participate, the live stream will begin at 2:30 to honor the

more than 240,000 americans who have died of aids over the past decades. and a live look this morning. the sun shining at tammian park in the south bay, where the final phase of this popular park is opening today. great news for parents and families who already love this park. the city of san jose will hold a ribbon cutting for the final phase of the park. it is located at lick avenue. covid protocols will be in place. the ceremony starts at 11:00. looks like a nice day to get out. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the first winners of the first vaccine lotto have been chosen and some live right here in the bay area. if you weren't one of them, good news, you still have a chance to win big. and coming up at 7:15, a bear caught on camera roaming the streets of one bay area neighborhood.

welcome back on your saturday morning. first saturday of june, as the sun shines. good morning to you in san rafael and the north bay. traffic flowing quite nicely. vianey arana is back in studio with your full microclimate forecast in just about five minutes. have you heard? you can get a shot and win big. state leaders are hoping a new vax for the win lottery will help encourage people to get their covid vaccinations. everyone who gets one is automatically entered or two vaccines. governor gavin newsom selected the first 15 people to win $50,000 yesterday. there are bay area winners in yesterday's drawing. they are from alameda, santa clara, and san francisco counties. but, if you did not win, the next drawing is june 11th and the next one is june 15th. the state's reopening date. the prize jumps from $50,000 to

$1.5 million. the governor's office says they will be notified by phone or email, the winners will. contact information is from the state's vaccine registry, so i think we're all crossing our fingers here. this weekend, expect more than just games, rides, and food at the san mateo county fair. you'll also be able to get vaccinated just outside the main entrance, each day from noon until 8:00 p.m. if you do get your shot at the san mateo county fair, you also will receive free admission, a $20 food voucher, and four free carnival ride tickets. at 7:13, we do have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, chaos at the cockpit. we'll take you to the ten moments in the sky as passengers step in to keep a man from reaching if front of the plane. and we've got a fantastic start to our weekend. a live look over san jose. i'm going to talk about your daytime highs, your allergy forecast, and the latest drought conditions coming up. stay with us. >> i need that allergy forecast. plus, it is time now for our clear the shelters segment

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welcome back to a bear sighting in a bay area neighborhood. you can see that bear there paid a visit early morning to an oakley neighborhood in contra costa county. you can see several security cameras caught it wandering down

worhal way, moseying through driveways, even going on to somebody's porch. people who live there couldn't believe it. >> i thought it was someone in a costume walking on the corner. and then i said, no, that's a real bear. >> i was just in shock. i couldn't believe it. i've lived her for most of my life and never heard of bears cruising our neighborhood. >> it's a good reminder, bring your pets in at dusk and don't leave food outside. now to new video this morning from inside a plane headed from l.a.x. to nashville. it was forced to divert after a passenger tried to get into the cockpit. you can see people jumping in to stop that passenger. officials say the passenger did not breach the cockpit. the delta flight landed in albuquerque, just after 1:00 our time yesterday afternoon. when it landed, airport police arrested that passenger. the fbi is investigating the innocent. the flight did take off from albuquerque and landed in nashville about eight hours

later than it was scheduled to. turning now to our climate in crisis series. a new report shows all of the pieces are in place for another serious fire season. we want to show you some maps from the northern california geographic coordination center, and you can see pretty much the entire northern part of the state is expected to be at above-normal fire potential throughout this summer. come fall, that zone gets even bigger, to include the bay area. you can see on the left, that includes the bay area. researchers say things are really dry, because the northern third of the state experienced its dryingest rainy season in more than two decades. so perfect timing now to check on any potential rain, although i doubt anything is coming. the sun is definitely shining outside and inside, because our girl, vianey arana is back in studio with our microclimate forecast. >> i am so happy to be here. >> we have been talking and our

director is like, shush, shush. >> i know, seriously. but you know what, keira, i wish we had rain in the forecast. unfortunately, it's not looking too good.now, though, i do w drought and you think, well, how does this impact me? what exceptional drought means for you. this could mean, instead of having a fire season, we have a year-round fire season. usually fire season a couple of months. but because of how much dry brush there is out there, that could turn into a year-round thing. something we definitely don't want to see. water shortages. the sierra snowpack has been completely depleted. and typically once that snow melts, it can help boost our reservoirs. vegetation, which can bring an increase in food prices. and there's not enough moisture in the air to keep a lot of those bigger trees alive and keep them lingering. poor air quality. we started seeing spare the air alerts throughout. now let's get to our daytime forecast, because this shot is so beautiful. it gives you such a fantastic view.

if you didn't have plans to go out today, please make some, because it's just going to be comfortable, overall. we're going to see a mix of clouds, 53 degrees in hayward right now. look at the 24-hour temperature change, a few degrees cooler in novato, santa rosa, about 5 degrees. and let's get a look at how your microclimate highs will be shaping out today. let's get to your allergy forecast. trees and weeds are going to be moderate when it comes to that allergy forecast. and grass pollen will be extremely high. so keep that in mind, if you are going to take advantage of today's daytime highs. take your allergy medicine to go for sure. let's talk about the long-rain outlook. we are going to see a shift in that weather pattern. we'll see some 80s today and over the next seven days, things will cool off quite significantly, especially in through the inland areas. it will be more noticeable. we'll see an uptick in the winds, because we have a dry cold front passing through.

tures and an increase in the wind speeds. 70s in the forecast for monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. that is definitely seasonable and a lot more comfortable. for san francisco, 60s in the forecast for today and tomorrow. we will be continuing to see the fog and that marine layer sort of waking up to it today, a little bit more tomorrow. and notice monday, the wind icon popped up, it's going to get windy out there. now it's time for your climate hack. this is something that's a part of not just women's routine, but men and really just anybody who needs it. take a look. >> here's a part of your routine that you might not even think is hurting the planet. i'm talking about razors. here's the problem, they are tough to recycle because they're made of different materials. for example, the plastic handle and, of course, the plastic frame itself.so instead of recy razors, we throw them out. the environmental protection agency estimates 2 billion razors and refillable blades end

up in the landfills in the u.s. every year. hey, vianey, it's time for your climate hack. a great option that's been around for a while, but it's starting to become popular again is a safety stainless steel razor just like this one. even better, it comes with a pack of extra sharp blades that are completely recyclable, so you're avoiding the plastic altogether. another option, do a quick search and see if you can send your razors somewhere to be recycled. several brands have launched recycling programs for old razors with incentives. here's the payoff. according to leavescore.com, an environmental product website, the average person uses 40 to 50 disposable razors every year. if you alone swapped disposable razors for reus 2,400 disposable razors out of the dump in your lifetime. that's a huge impact. for more, follow me on nbcvianeyarana. >> yeah, razors are a must, especially when you go on vacation and stuff.

so i think that any little change can make an impact, for sure. >> oh, yeah. or did you hear our director in our ear say, or just don't save at all. but he has a beard down to his clavicle, so. thanks, vianey. still ahead on "today in the bay". >> it will be a great experience for me, given it's my first one. it might be a little bit overwhelming, too. do you remember what you did when you graduated high school? this bay area teen is going to the olympics. what he says he'll miss the most while competing in tokyo.

we are only eight weeks away from the opening of the tokyo olympics and many sports are now just finalizing their official olympic teams. one san jose high school grad is representing team usa in table tennis and garvin thomas has his story. >> reporter: for most of the valley christian high school class of 2021, this month's graduation will be the biggest

event of the year for them. most, that is, but not all. and certainly not for mikhail kumar. >> i think olympics is a little bit bigger for me. >> reporter: after a walk across the graduation stage, mikhail is headed across the pacific ocean to play table tennis for team usa at the tokyo olympics. the 18-year-old frp san jose actually qualified for the games a full year ago, before they were postponed. which means he has had plenty of time to practice for and think about his first olympic experience. >> i think i will definitely feel a lot of emotions, starting from the opening ceremony itself, but i think just being able to see all of these other high-level players and knowing that i've been able to compete at the same stage as many of them, it will mean a lot to me. >> reporter: mikhail first picked up a paddle when he was

just 5. his coach told his parents there was potential, but with neither of them having played themselves, it took some convincing by the coach and mikhail to go all-in on table tennis. but go all in they did. mikhail began competing internationally at the age of 12. he balanced academics and athletics all through middle and high school, often having to miss months of school at a time, but always keeping up with his schoolwork. every step of the way, for every major competition, his family was there. >> they've been all in since the beginning, financially or physically, whatever support they gave to me, without that, i don't think i would be where i am today. >> reporter: but they won't be there in tokyo. fans from outside japan are being kept away due to covid concerns. mikhail says not having them at the venue watching from just a few feet away will be strange, but it won't hold him back at all. the kind of support they have provided him is the kind you can

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good morning. it is saturday, june 5th. just shy of 7:30 as we look at the sun shining over san jose. what a glorious way to start this first weekend of june. i'm kira klapper. we appreciate your starting it with us, and even more glorious is our girl, vianey arana, back in studio. i know you were filling in for kari this week, but this is the first time i get to see you. >> exactly! >> so to me, this is your official return. this is your home. >> saturdays and sundays, when you guys always watch us at home, so thank you for tuning in. people already told me they'd miss minks. >> the last time we were together, one year ago in march, you did turn 30. >> i sure did. >> and we just learned about social distancing, so we're kind

of all standing far apart. >> and pre-mask. >> but now you're back home right where you need to be. >> and i'm a year older. 31. >> a year older, a year wiser. >> let us know what's going on this weekend with the weather. >> it's going to be really nice out there. look at this shot of south lake tahoe. i want to go here. i haven't been to tahoe in a long time. we've got clear skies and if you are not going to tahoe and staying in san francisco, don't be sad. this is summer fog. it's very typical. take a look at that. we do have some gray skies and the current temperatures right now are in the 50s. so it's pretty comfortable, but we're going to notice some cooling today. so take a look at the current temperature. novato, napa, santa rosa, about 4 degrees cooler and we have that fog pushing through half moon bay and in through portions of san francisco, as well. as we head in towards the afternoon, we'll be in those 80s. and we have some breezy winds and a dry cold front that i'm monitoring heading into the start of the week, which is

going to bring cooler temperatures. so keira, over to you. >> i'll look forward to your full forecast in just a few minutes. vianey, thanks so much. we begin right now with an assault involving an amazon delivery driver and a woman cofronted her saying her package never came. "today in the bay's" ian cull explai shows the 67-year-old resident say something to an amazon driver who then turns around and attacks the woman, hitting her ten times. it happened thursday night around 6:00. >> she couldn't find it. >> reporter: the owner of the complex says the woman got an alert that her package was delivered, but couldn't find it, so she went out and questioned the driver. a sheriff's report says the driver then said something about white privilege. the resident responded by calling her a name and that's when she was assaulted. deputies tracked down the truck and arrested 21-year-old itsol ramirez. she claims it was self-defense. the victim says she suffered

injuries to her face and head and likely has a broken nose. >> i don't know. i think the violence we're seeing today is very troubling and i was very pleased to see the sheriff ahern and his deputies do a quick response. >> reporter: amazon released a statement saying this does not reflect the high standards we have for our drivers who deliver our packages. we take these matters seriously and this individual is no longer delivering amazon packages. in the east bay, ian cull, "today in the bay." new this morning, a landmark deal that bodes well for president biden's plan to overhaul the global tax system. finance ministers from the group of seven nations or the g-7 this morning have signed an agreement. it commits them to confronting corporate tax avoidance, making sure giant tech companies pay their fair share. u.s. tech secretary janet yellen who's there on behalf of the u.s. says the agreement provides tremendous moment towards

reaching a global 15% rate taxed on corporate earnings. now to a developing story. a federal judge late last night ruled that california piece ban on assault weapons is unconstitutional. the federal judge out of san diego overturned the state's three-decade old ban, saying california's definition of illegal military-style rifles unlawfully deprives law-abiding citizens of weapons commonly allowed in most other states. he went on to compare the ar-15 rifle to a swiss army knife, writing that the weapon is a perfect combination of home defense weapon and homeland defense weapon. governor gavin newsom's office tweeted this statement saying, quote, this decision is a direct threat to public safety and the lives of innocent californians. comparing an ar-15 to a swiss army knife is a slap in the face to those who lost loved ones to guns. we won't back down and we will fight for common sense gun laws. meanwhile, california

attorney general rob bonta also issued his own statement reading in party, today's decision is fundamentally flawed and we will be appealing it. well, until anything else happens, the state's ban on assault weapons is still in effect. the decision is stayed for 30 days. an elderly san jose woman is recovering after a man literally ripped her jewelry from her wrist as she was out for a walk. it was all caught on camera and we are blurring her face for safety. "today in the bay's" damian trujillo has this story that you'll see on nbc bay area. >> reporter: surveillance video captures a brazen robbery of a 72-year-old women as she was out on her daily walk. we are hiding her face for safety reasons. her family remembers when the victim came home after the attack on monday. >> it was like she had seen a ghost or something. >> reporter: the suspect stripped two bangles from the victim.

>> she still has some swelling on her wrist where her bangles were being taken off. >> reporter: police say street robberies a growing trend in san jose and the crime of opportunity. >> robberies involving purse snatches, chain snatches, jewelry stealing. and this is all person-to-person strong arm crimes that these crooks are specifically targeting people who are smaller, perhaps elderly, and perhaps perceived to be less able to put up a fight. >> i think we live in a safe area. we pay a lot of money to live in this area for the schools. you just don't think something like this happens to a vulnerable population. >> reporter: the family says the victim doesn't wear jewelry while walking anymore, and she no longer walks alone, but it's important that she keep her routine. >> it was important that she keep going. we are encouraging her to go out. >> reporter: damian trujillo, "today in the bay." napa county health leaders are reporting their first covid-related death of someone who was fully vaccinated. they say the woman who died was

older than 65 and was living in a facility where she was exposed to a staff person who was unvaccinated. they say she also had underlying medical conditions and died from the covid variant that had originated in the uk. she was in the hospital for about two weeks. napa county has reported 32 so-called breakthrough cases among more than 70,000 fully vaccinated residents. and as the bay area moves forward on the road to recovery, businesses soon will have a choice to make. everyone vaccinated or everyone masked up. that's the latest guidance from cal osha. the rules are set to begin june 15th, the same day california reopens. cal osha says every employee inside of a room must be vaccinated and if not, must wear a mask. reaction is divided. >> i believe that vaccinations should be a personal choice. and that should not be enforced. >> i think we do have to kind of

follow the protocol, because we do want to keep people safe and healthy. so ultimately, the goal is really to keep folks safe. >> reporter: one other requirement from cal osha, beginning in august, employers must offer n95 masks to their employ 4 years since the very first cases of aids were reported in the united states. and today also marks hiv long-term survivor's awareness day. leaders in the movement will unveil a new 40-block display of the aids memorial quilt at the aids memorial grove in golden gate park. the public is invited to come see the quilt between 12:00 and 6:00. appointments were required for covid safe, but walk-ins will begin at 1:15 for 15-minute visits. if you prefer to stay at home and still participate, a live stream will begin at 2:30 to honor the more than 700,000 americans who have died of aids over the last four decades. you can go to aidsmemorial.org

for more information. and now to a live look in the south bay where a final portion of a new park is opening today. the city of san jose is opening the final phase of tamien park. the grand opening ribbon cutting is at 11:00 a.m. covid protocols will be in place. and the sonoma raceway is gearing up for an action-packed weekend. nascar fans are returning for the first time in more than a year for the general tire 200 at 2:00 p.m. today. it's a smaller race before tomorrow's main event, the savemart 350. the number of fans will be limited to about 15,000, but guess what? it's completely sold out. this is the largest crowd for a sporting event in the bay area since fans were allowed to start returning over the last couple of months. because of nascar's covid restrictions, this year's event will be a one-day event without

qualifying. at 7:39, still to come on "today in the bay," former president trump is taking the stage today. coming up, where he's speaking and his reaction to his extended ban from facebook.

former president trump is stepping back in the spotlight today. he will be speaking at the north carolina republican state convention. this comes after facebook announced it is suspending him for two years. that's the ruling facebook announced yesterday. the company had indefinitely suspended trump's facebook and instagram accounts following inflammatory and false statements leading up to and after the u.s. capitol attack. the accounts will be eligible for reinstatement in january, 2023, facebook announced yesterday. the company says that's when it will review the risks to public safety. the former president continues to perpetuate lies about the election. his response to yesterday's

ruling reads, quote, facebook rule is an insult to the record-setting 75 million people plus many others who voted for us in the 2020 rigged presidential election. they shouldn't be allowed to get away with this censoring and silencing and ultimately, we will win. our country can't take this abuse anymore, end quote. vice president kamala harris will be taking her first international trip since taking office. the vice president leaves for mexico and guatemala tomorrow. she's leading the administration's efforts with both countries to help curtail the influx of migrants coming into the u.s. harris is scheduled to meet with the presidents of both nations. nbc's lester holt will interview vice president kamala harris in guatemala. you are invited to watch lester's exclusive conversation with the vice president tuesday on "nbc nightly news." at 7:43, coming up on "today

in the bay," missing for a week. we have a new clue from san francisco police as they search for an elderly grandmother who disappeared without a trace. and it is 7:43. stunning shot of san francisco. look at the bridge over there and we are going to see a cooler day ahead, but how much cooler. i'll have the full forecast coming up. stay with us. plus, do you have nba playoff fever? it turns out staying at a high stress level, even if it's while watching your favorite team can run down your body. dr. kate shard is sharing some tips onl nbclx on how to manage that full . check out the stories and others like it on nbclx. it's 11-15 over the air, channel 185 on xfinity cable or anytime

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good morning. it's 7:56. and i don't have my regular plant background, but i have this great shot of san francisco right now. it's a little gloomy around the coastline, but a really nice day. waking up to a mild temperatures, but it is going to be a little bit cooler. i also wanted to show the twin bridges, sierra, a nice little look at how the sierra is doing. not much snow and not much rain. and we've seen those drought conditions only worsen. let's get a look at the extended forecast, as well. right now, as you head out the door, 58 degrees in san jose. 51 in san francisco. these temperatures have been so comfortable in the overnight hours, i've been sleeping with the windows open. it's been really nice to see and we'll get even cooler over the next several days. san carlo is about 4 degrees cooler. napa, santa rosa, similar conditions as well. once we get into the afternoon, though, we're going to get a mix of sun and clouds. so let's take a look at our daytime highs in san jose. 78 degrees, morgan hill, 82.

in through the east bay, if you live in oakland, going to keep that cloud cover a little bit longer around the bay and the coast, but further inland, expect to see plenty of sunshine. antioch, still in those upper 80s. one of our warmest spots for the day. san mateo, 70 degrees. if you're going to be in san francisco, though, definitely a windy day ahead. we have wind from the west blowing in at about 21 miles per hour right now. there might be a windchill factor if you're visiting us from out of town. always, always take a jacket from san francisco. a little chilly around the bay. microclimate highs, upper around the north bay, santa rosa, 83. sonoma, 82. i want to make sure you're prepared if you're going to be heading out and allergies, we are going to see a pretty high pollen count when it comes to grasses, so take that medication to go, just in case, to go out and enjoy your day without having to deal with all of that. saturday and sunday, today and tomorrow we'll stay in the 80s. but notice what happens on mondays and tuesday. we've got this dry cold front that's going to just sweep by.

fortunately, no rain out of this cold so now that we're seeing this drop in temperatures, it's really nice to see because that sort of decreases our fire danger concerns. of course, there's still plenty of dry brush out there and when you bring in the factor of wind, it could still be a little dangerous for sure. san francisco dipping down into the low 60s by monday, tuesday, and wednesday. look at that, only go down to about 61 degrees. interesting change ahead. >> interesting, indeed. that looks pretty cool, vianey. thank you so much. 7:49 right now. still ahead on "today in the bay", nbc bay area responds. >> hey, there, keira, good morning. we're taking you back to 2016. the promise, the people, and the paydays. we'll show you what happens when nbc bay area responds, next.

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welcome back. it is 7:52 pap live look outside in san francisco. the bay bridge and a little bit of cloud cover. you can see the clouds trying to break through. vianey arana says it will be windy in the city today, so as always, bring those layers. our nbc bay area family has an anniversary to celebrate. five years ago this week, our money-saving responds team made its debut. let's turn to consumer investigator chris chmura and happy fifth anniversary, chris. >> keira, good morning. approximately 830 days ago i

stood right here and vowed to use this power to the past five years, we have helped our viewers collectively recover $4.8 million. it all started with rose in berkeley in 2016. she felt overcharged and an auto club rep wouldn't act. >> she was like, she was basically like, well, that's not my problem. >> reporter: we responded and got rose $158 back. five years later, we just helped januaryin in benicia get a $319 refund for a canceled concert. >> i didn't think i was going to be able to get my money back at all. >> reporter: between rose and januaryin, we've helped settle all sorts of disputes. >> the lawnmower just in a nutshell, it doesn't work. >> reporter: and put all kinds of cash back into people's pockets. >> $40,000. >> reporter: over the years, we've listened. >> i got nothing for my money. >> reporter: when viewers felt ignored. >> they would not respond to me. >> reporter: we've taken on

companies galore. sometimes we've had to confront them about their customers' complaints. >> what's it going to take for them to get their money back? >> reporter: we've done battles with governments, too, like the summer of 2017, when san jose slapped dozens of homeowners with $500 fireworks fines without evidence. >> nbc was the first to respond. >> reporter: we got those fines waived for everyone. one of our more memorable and colorful stories, the one about the pink paint in richmond. >> it's a joke! >> we got the house repainted at no coast, because it's not always about the money. we've stood for fairness for five years. >> if they're not responsible, who is? >> reporter: and we look forward to the next five, fighting for folks like you. >> i can't thank you enough. >> thank you for having this program, you know? >> it's our duty. thanks to all of you who have written in over the years. our team has logged more than 12,000 complaints since 2016 and

we're still responding to more every day. so please share your story at nbcbayarea.com. click the "responds" option from the main menu or call us 888-996-tips. back to you, keira. >> wow, chris, that is incredible. here's to the next five. at 7:55, a quick look at top stories coming up next, including remembering the lives lost to aids over the last 40 years. a memorial event happening today and how you can be a part of it.

welcome back. here's a quick look at a top story we're following this morning. today marks 40 years since the first cases of aids were reported in the u.s. leaders will unveil a new 40-block display of the aids memorial quilt at the national aids memorial grove in golden gate park. the public is invited to see the quilt beginning at 1:15 for 15-minute visits. if you prefer to stay home and still participate, a live stream

is at 2:30 today. it will honor the more than 700,000 americans who have died of aids since 1980. you can go to aidsmemorial.org for more information. and before we go on this first weekend of june, we're going to check in with vianey with one last look at the forecast. >> expect a pretty, you know, comfortable day inland, but it is going to be a mix of sun and clouds, so lots lower to clear around the coast, especially san francisco, super windy. 86 inland, and as we get in towards monday, tuesday, you notice that drop in temperatures by as much as 10 degrees. that's because of a cold front that's going to push through. not only that, but it's also going to kick up the winds, as well, heading into monday. something to keep in mind there. san francisco, highs in the 60s today and we'll definitely notice a drop in temperatures there through, you know, i would say tuesday, wednesday, going to continue to trend down. look at that, 61 degrees on tuesday. 62 on wednesday. so if you're going to be out and about, like keira said, take the layers to san francisco. >> oh, yeah, we know the drill

by now. thanks, vianey. and thank you so much for making us a part of your morning as we are back in studio together. vianey will be back with your weather tonight at 7:00 and 11:00. and we will both be back here tomorrow morning. we really hope you enjoy this saturday. and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow morning. take care.

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