california. good morning. saturday, may 21st. 7:00 on the dot. a live look outside. a little fog out there below the golden gate bridge. you can see the sun trying to break through. it should be a lovely saturday. thank you for starting your weekend with us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist vianey arana joins us with a quick look at the micro climate forecast. >> good morning, kira. we are anticipating a really comfortable nice weekend ahead. the temperatures will be warmer

today. take a live look now in downtown san jose. clear skies. into the afternoon, the biggest noticeable difference will be the warmer temperatures. we are starting out in the 40s and 50s right now. san jose 55 out the door. dublin 48. oakland 53. san francisco in the 50s. when it comes to the wind, not as gusty. no wind advisories or warnings in effect today but we will notice the gusty conditions in the higher elevations, north bay and everyone else will be breezy. a nice sea breeze around the coastline 10, 15 miles per hour. what to expect? a warming trend. back to you. a see you in about 15 for that. we begin with breaking news this morning in russia's ongoing war on ukraine. russia has declared it is banning entry to morning 900 americans and that includes president joe biden, vice

president kamala harris and more politicians and senior government officials. the russian foreign ministry said this is russia's response to the constantly imposed sanctions by the u.s. anest bay family is grieving the tragic loss of a 7- year-old boy after he was hit by a car and killed riding his bike. it happened in fremont at month rose avenue and jamestown road. ian cull spoke to neighbors who say the intersection has become dangerous. >> reporter: an entire block of this fremont neighborhood is heartbroken. a 7-year-old boy riding his bike was hit by this car around 3:45 according to witnesses. the nissan came to a stop at the front lawn of this house. the boy was taken to stanford children's hospital where he died from his injuries. we spoke to the boy's family.

>> it hurt me because that is really -- love me a lot. we had a really bonding feature. >> the boy was wearing a helmet when it happened. one neighbor captured the footage. it was too graphic to show anyone else. >> very disturbing, heartbroken thing. >> reporter: many neighbors complained to the city about cars speeding down montrose avenue, asked for stop signs and speed bumps in the past. >> i used to bike here a lot, play on the street. it's really dangerous. >> all the neighbors were talking about we need to work on something that will stop people drive so reckless and fast in the residential area. >> reporter: the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with officers. tonight traffic investigators are trying to discover what led to the collision, if speed played a factor. the answers will come sooner than the pain felt on this street ever goes away.

ian cull, today in the bay. also yesterday in fremont a man armed with a gun barricaded himself in a burning condo. it lasted about seven hours. firefighters responding to the fire couldn't get inside to fight the fire because the man said he had a gun. police responded for back up and had a struggle with the man. they say he suffered a medical emergency as was sent to the hospital. no update on his condition. new this morning, a woman is dead after being hit by a wrong way driver on an east bay freeway. it happened around 2:00 on highway 24 near the broadway off-ramp in oakland. the chp said they received the call about a wrong way driver shortly before the crash. when they responded, they found the wrong way mercedes hit a car full of people head on. the woman that died and the victim's car. three others were taken to the

hospital with major injuries. the driver of the mercedes man is in the hospital after he was hit by a car while he was riding his horse in east contra costa county. it happened around 9:30 on delta road between byron highway. the cmp said the driver hit and killed the horse and critically injured the man riding it. the man was airlifted to the hospital. the driver was arrested under suspicion of dui. we are learning more about the two men killed in an officer-involved shooting in san francisco. it happened before 8:00 p.m. thursday night in the mission bay neighborhood. officers were responded to a report of two men involved in an aggravated assault. right now it's unclear if they died from bullets fired by police or fired by one another. the men who were shot were 57 and 49 years old.

no officers were hurt. they plan to host a town hall to address the shooting within the next week and a half. turning to a declaration from san francisco's catholic archbishop triggering a clash with one of the top politicians in the state. archbishop salvatore cordileone ordered that bay area catholic churches deny communion to house speaker nancy pelosi unless she publicly renounces her support for abortion rights. this as city, state and federal leaders toured planned parenthood yesterday. it was for if changes were needed if the supreme court strikes down roe versus w ade. supporters of reproductive rights were quick to condemn the archbishop's announcement. >> for him to try to somehow

pressure speaker pelosi or any other catholic to change their views on this issue by denying them an opportunity to exercise their faith is wrong. >> it's unfortunate. someone's spirituality is sacred and private. >> speaker pelosi said in interviews that being denied communion would be very serious. we reached out to her office for a response but have not heard back. turning to parents looking for baby formula', they may soon get relief. according to the white house, the first flight bringing formula in from europe is expected this weekend. it will be the equivalent of 1 1/2 million eight ounce bottles of formula from nestle. the national out of stock average rose to 45% last week, the highest level yet. bay area health leaders are offering new advice when it comes to dealing with the baby formula shortage. if you are nursing, continue to

do that if possible. you can talk to your child's doctor about substituting brands of formula. they say to avoid making your own, watering it down or using expired formula. they suggest applying to government assistance programs such as wick. health leaders say they will continue to monitor the shortage and provide updates as new information is available. happening today, hundreds of people are expected to gather in san jose for the march of dimes march for babies. the event aims to highlight the health quarter gap among pregnant women in california. organizers say the preterm birth rate among black women is 44% higher than the rate among all other women. the march will begin at 9:00 this morning at san jose history park. well, it was another electric night at chase center. game 2 of the western conference finals versus the dallas mavericks was star-

studded. you can see adele there. chase center wasn't the only place to be last night. here is today in the bay, cheryl hurd. >> reporter: if you are a warrior fan you had no doubt they would win game two. they are headed to game three in dallas. the warriors were not the only game in town. this may not have been the only game but it was the most exciting, an impressive come back win over dallas. fans leaving chase center with confidence. >> steph curry land. do it. >> reporter: it was a star- studded event. adele was courtside taking it all in. >> i love the energy here. it's like an absolute entertainment arena. >> i love jason kidd and happy to have him in the bay area but they are going home 0-2, yep.

warriors. >> reporter: it was not only warriors in the city but orange friday. not far from chase the give and hosting the padres. >> i am a hard core warriors fans, 16 years before we believed. but tonight we are a giants fan. >> reporter: enjoying a ball game in the city or a night out, tons of people were out and businesses are seeing green and loving it. >> we are creating an experience here, create a different experience, somewhere you can bring in your family as well and go into the arcade and enjoy tacos, beers. >> great weather and play off fever is what the city has been waiting for. when it comes to the dub it was time to celebrate a win. at 7:10, we have much more ahead. new calls from the cdc for children to roll up their sleeves as covid cases rise. how dozens of cheeseburgers

ended up on this woman's doorstep. why the culprit has no clue what he did.

welcome back at 7:13 on your saturday morning. hazy skies over oakland. temperatures are expected to reach the mid-70s today. should be a beautiful day. vianey arana will be along in a bit with the forecast.

first, developing news out of michigan. a tornado killed at least one person and injured nearly four dozen others. you can see in the video from yesterday, the tornado churning through gaylord, michigan. 14,000 in michigan were without power. the governor declared a state of emergency. president joe biden is in south korea and held a bilateral meeting with the country's president. this comes during his first trip to asia since taking office. president biden thanked the south korean president for a warm welcome saying he was honored to visit. biden went on to speak about the importance of the united states and south korea's security partnership saying the countries have shared values including a firm opposition to changing borders by force. moving forward to the pandemic, children 5 to 11 years old qualify to get a

booster shot after the cdc signed off on the booster shots earlier this week. kids that received the last dose five months ago can get the booster. it's worth noting only about 30% of all children in that age range are fully vaccinated in california. that number goes down to about 25% nationwide. house leaders are urging parents to check county websites to find places taking appointments. some bay area school districts are bringing back mask mandates. public schools in berkeley and peed month decided to require masks indoors for the rest of the school year. the decision affects more than 10,000 east bay students. rising covid cases and advice from public health officers are behind the decision. the mask mandate goes back into effect on monday. the school year ends soon, june 3rd. if you are looking to get out this weekend, there are some events in the bay area you

won't want to grousbeck good morning, kira. today is willie mays day at nickel park. parade at 10:00 a.m. exhibition game follows. mr. mays is expected to attend. head north, art for ukraine this whole weekend. spreads will be donated to unicef, red cross, world central kitchen supporting relief for victims of war in ukraine. in fremont, burger brew fest. throw back some samples. everything gets started at 11:00. get your tickets online at burger and brew fest.com. lots to do. but after the show. stay with kira. >> oh, mike, i love that

advice. thank you so much. we have been there. too lazy to cook and pay took much to get it delivered. a mother in texas didn't have the choice. her 3-year-old son ordered 31 cheeseburgers from door dash on mcdonald's. this is how she said it happened. >> he likes to take pictures of himself. he was doing that. and he -- i thought i locked the phone. apparently i didn't. door dash came with 31 cheeseburgers. >> grand total, nearly $92. that kid gave the driver a $16 tip. his mom decided to spread the love and offered up the burgers for free on her facebook page. very nice. let's check in with meteorologist vianey arana who joins us with the full micro climate forecast.

hey, girl. >> hey, good morning, a. if you hear him barking, you know what the culprit is. it will be a nice day to take them for a walk. beautiful views over san francisco. we will see mostly clear conditions throughout the afternoon. it's also going to be a lot warmer. let's get to a great shot of downtown san jose. temperatures will be warmer but i want to show you satellite and radar. it paints a good picture of what we are seeing right now. that is mostly clear skies. high pressure will roll in. we have a nice sea breeze going. no wind advisories. no warnings, temperatures out the door in the 50s and 40s in some spots. morgan hill 48 degrees. san mateo 53. palo alto 53. the winds, we have a sea breeze in san francisco, around 3:00. notice in santa rosa area as well, 20 to 25 miles per hour winds. livermore through the south bay

a light breeze, 15 to 20 miles per hour as well as redwood city. we wake up on sunday morning to calm decisions. check out the allergy forecast. grasses and olive will be the culprit. grasses are moderate to high. weeds and mold are low. hourly temperatures, by 11:00 a.m., bumping to the mid-70s for san ord 71. san francisco 66 and daytime highs are e, tracy one of the warmest spots at 86 degrees. fairnight hours, we will cool off. by sunday, once again, expect 80s in the forecast then kind of giving you a sneak peek of monday. that's what will start our warming trend. if you wonder about rain, we won't see any rain for the next several days. however, the model runs are showing friday, may 27th into

the first week of june there could be a system nearby that will bring us a chance of rain to our region. mainly from the north. notice the model runs, goes again, far out. we remain hopeful any time we see rain in our models. san francisco, seven-day forecast, we will warm up nicely. today upper 60s. i see a warming trend into sunday. by tuesday, 73 degrees in the san francisco area. and 90s for inland areas. we will get a sneak peek of summer around here. saturday, expect upper 80s through the interior. tomorrow, sunshine and 90s ahead. >> it looks beautiful. thanks so much. it's 7:30. we have much more on today in the bay coming up. if i go into something, i go all the way. >> he gives 100% in everything he does from being a medical

doctor to guiding skiers in the french alps and now a mission locally.

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welcome back. in the bay area proud series, we have met many young people that have done a lot in their short lives. now garvin thomas introduces us to someone that has done a lot and is still doing it. >> reporter: you might be

surprised to hear a reporter say this but i love it when an interview doesn't go in a direction i expect. that's when i really start to learn something. that happened when i talked to this man about what he is doing now but ended up fascinated by everything he has done before. san jose's atria almaden series is four stories tall with a million stories on the inside. >> a long story about that. >> reporter: that is just talking about the ones that he can tell us about his life. >> this is when i was a kid. >> reporter: stories which he is more than happy to share. >> it's what i learned. this is riding the horse. >> reporter: we first heard about him teaching tai chi to his neighbors. it is something inspired by the

chinese marshall arts to keep everyone including himself moving. >> this chapter of his life is just the latest in a fascinating list of them. born in hong kong, he came to the united states in 1949 in order to get an education. starting with an associate's degree, he ended up earning six degrees on the way to becoming a medical doctor, something he gave up completely in the 1970s to go in a different direction. >> i went back to hong kong to do accupuncture. >> reporter: that is his professional past. he guided skiers in in the alps and traveling with his wife of 67 years visiting more than 100

countries in the process. ask just what has pushed him in so many different directions? he says simply, that's just who he is. >> it's my character. if i go into something, i go all the way. >> reporter: so, it's no surprise at 92 he has not stopped and only barely slowed down. he has lived an amazing life and loves sharing it with others. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> beautiful. we have much more ahead for you on "today in the bay." a busy night for bay area sports. the golden state warriors have a golden night pulling off a win. we have the highlights from the game. you don't want to miss it. a new feud igniting between san francisco's archbishop and nancy pelosi. what the archbishop is refusing

to do because of pelosi's stance on abortion.

good morning. it's saturday, may 21st. 7:29. a live look outside over san jose. a little haze but the sun is shining through. welcome to your weekend. thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kira klapper.

meteorologist vianey arana joins us with a quick look at the micro climate forecast. >> hey, kiro. care kira it will be nice but warm. get ready for 80s inland. san jose 55 waking up to a light wind from the south about 6 miles per hour. notice how quickly we warm up. 11:00, 12:00 we will bump to the upper 70s and we are expecting 80s in the south bay for today. so, keep that in mind if you are out and about this afternoon. san francisco, 53 degrees. light winds from the west- northwest at 7 miles per hour. expected to top out in the upper 60s but it will be cool. a mix of sun and clouds. i will talk about the extended outlook in a few minutes. >> see you soon, thanks. breaking news this morning in russia's ongoing war in ukraine. russia has declared it is

banning entry to morning 900 americans. that includes president joe biden, vice president kamala harris, secretary of state antony blinken and more politicians and senior u.s. government officials. the russian foreign ministry says this is russia's response to the constantly imposed sanctions by the u.s. back here locally, an east bay family is grieving the tragic loss of a 7-year-old boy after he was hit by a car and killed while riding his bike. it happened yesterday in fremont near auto mall parkway at rosemont avenue. today's in the bay ian cull spoke to neighbors. that area is dangerous. >> reporter: they are heartbroken. a 7-year-old boy riding his bike was hit by a car according to witnesses. the nissan coming to a stop on the front lawn of the corner

house. fremont police and paramedics swarmed the scene soon after. the boy was taken to the hospital where he died from his injuries. we spoke briefly to the boy's family. >> it hurt me because i -- he is really like -- love me a lot. we had a bonding feature. >> the boy was wearing a helmet when it happened. >> reporter: a neighbor's surveillance video captured the incident and given to police. very graphic. >> very heart-breaking. >> reporter: multiple neighbors say they complained to the city about cars speeding down montrose avenue and asked for stop signs and speed bumps in the past. >> i used to bike here a lot and play on the street. it's really dangerous. >> all the neighbors were talking about we need to work on something that stops people driving reckless and fast in a residential area. >> reporter: police say the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with officers. tonight traffic investigators

are trying to discover what led to the collision, if speed played a factor. the answers will come sooner than the pain felt on the street ever goes away. ian cull, "today in the bay." police in fremont were caught in a stand off that lasted about seven hours. firefighters responded to an apartment fire and couldn't get inside because the man inside said he had a gun. fortunately that fire didn't spread but police responded for back up. they had to struggle with the man. they said he suffered a medical emergency and sent to the hospital. no update on his condition. new this morning, a woman is dead after being hit by a wrong way driver on an east bay freeway. it happened around 2:00 on highway 24 near the broadway off-ramp in oakland. the chp said they received a call about the wrong way driver shortly before the crash. when they responded, they found

the wrong way mercedes hit a car full of people head on. one woman died in the victim's car. three others were taken to the hospital with major injuries. the driver of the mercedes tried to run away but was arrested soon after. also new this morning, a man is in the hospital after he was hit by a car while riding his horse in east contra costa county. it happened around 9:30 on delta road between nissan and bay ridge driver. the car hit and killed the horse and critically injured the man. the man was airlifted to the hospital. the driver of the car was arrested under suspicion of dui. turning to a declaration from san francisco's catholic archbishop triggering a clash with one of the top politicians in california. archbishop salvatore cordileone has ordered bay area catholic churches deny communion to

house speaker nancy pelosi unless she publicly renounces her support for abortion rights. city, state and federal leaders toured planned parenthood northern california yesterday. the visit was meant to highlight changes needed if the leaked supreme court draft opinion striking down roe versus wade holds. planned parenthood says it has seen a spike of women from out of state coming to california for services. supporters of reproductive rights were quick to condemn the archbishop's announcement. >> for him to try to somehow pressure speaker pelosi or any other catholic to change their views on this issue by denying them an opportunity to exercise their faith is wrong. >> it's unfortunate. someone's spirituality is sacred and private. >> speaker pelosi said in interviews that being denied communion would be serious.

we r50e67d out to her office for a response but have not heard back. parents looking for baby formula may get relief. according to the white house, the first flight bringing formula from europe is expected this weekend. it will be the equivalent of 1 1/2 million eight ounce bottles of formula from nestle. the out of stock average rose to 45% last week, the highest level yet. bay area leaders are offering advice with the baby formula shortage. if you are nursing, continue if possible. talk to your child's doctor about substituting formula brands. avoid making your own, watering it down or using expired formula. health leaders will continue to monitor the shortage and provide updates as new information is available. happening today, hundreds of people are expected to gather in san jose for the

march of dimes march for babies. the event is aimed to highlight the health equity gap among pregnant women in california. organizers say the preterm birth rate black women is 44% higher than other women. it will begin at history park at 9:00 this morning. turning now to the warriors, the chase center was flooded with blue and gold or gold blooded fans for game two of the western conference finals. it was a come from behind win after halftime. anthony florez has the highlights. >> reporter: the warriors remain oopses perfect at home this postseason after rallying from 19 down to beat the mavericks. game two was a tale of two halves. the mavs got an early double

digit lead. things got heated in the second after a three and two get tangled up. a double technical was called. in the third, thompson goes strong to the rack then a flush to beat the buzzer. they were down two after three. the warriors take control in the fourth. golden state's bench outscored the dallas subs by 23 points. that was the difference in this one. steph curry put the game on ice. he had 31. 126-117 and they take a two 2-0 lead -- 2-0 lead in the series. >> it was about getting more poised out there. >> fourth quarter was kind of the real momentum shift.

gave the crowd life and us life and allowed us to run away with the win. >> reporter: now the series shifts to dallas for game 3. anthony flores, nbc bay area. just a few blocks away, the giants took on the san diego padres. you may have watched the game here on nbc bay area. the giants were just one out away from losing the game. bottom of the ninth. a single into left field scoring two runs and tying the game at six. unfortunately the padres took the lead in the 10th and won 8- 7. i giants take on the padres again today at oracle park at 1:05. the a's were in orange county taking on the angels yesterday. brown was the big hero slamming a two-run homer to put oakland in the lead. a's went on to win 4-2. still to come on today in

the bay, he is a trailblazer and a long time activist. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california.

good morning, bay area. i hope you are off to a good start. it's about 7:42 right now.

we are expecting pleasant weather. a live look at san francisco. this is a shot that you can see a little bit of haze there. but it will eventually get really sunny and comfortable and warm inland. depending on what kind of weather you want. cool, hang out at the coasted line. beautiful day for the beach. satellite and radar, things are calm. a warming trend ahead. no chance of rain for this weekend but i will give you an extended outlook in a few seconds. currently temperatures are in the 40s and 50s out the door and the wind gusts, we will get a of sea breeze around the coastline. look at san francisco, 20 miles per hour winds about 3:30. santa rosa, 22. santa rosa, 15 to 20 miles per hour winds and winds calm in the overnight hours to sunday. another thing to be mindful of is the allergy forecast. olive and grasses between moderate and high today and tomorrow. weeds and mold are low.

hourly temperature, let's take a look. by 11:30 a.m., look at san jose, 75. livermore 74. we will see upper 80s today. some of the warmest spots include fairfield, livermore, tracy but down to the south we could get 80s on the map. we will go to bed with 50s and 60s. wake up to another morning of 50s. warm up to the 80s and this is just the start of what we have ahead. now, before i take you to the extended outlook. an update on the drought monitor. we haven't seen rain. this gets updated every week. there has been no improvement compared to last week. 95.14% of the state is in a severe drought. 59.81 is under an extreme drought. when can we see rain? not the next couple of days. high pressure will dominate. that will warm us up. look at the timestamp on the

right hand corner, friday, may 27th we get a system that makes its approach. that will bring us a chance of seeing rain for the first week of june. that is far out but it makes a promising outlook for us. san francisco seven-day forecast, the warming trend kicks in to monday and tuesday. those are expected to be the warmest days with 90s expected for the interior. monday 90. overnight lows in the 60s. then we cool off as the system approaches into next weekend. back to you. >> looks like a nice forecast. thanks so much. we will be back after this. stick with us.

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welcome back. 7:47 on your saturday morning. a beautiful sunny look over sfo. we have temperatures expected in the 70s and 80s today. warming up as the week progresses. a cool down in time for next weekend. new video shows the moment boeing's space capsule docked at the international space station last night. the star liner launched thursday. it was the third try to complete a trip to the space station and back. no crew this time but boeing wanted to use the star liner to carry astronauts and supplies to the iss in the future. as we continue to highlight the contributions and achievements of the bay area

aapi community we owner a leader. claudine chang makes it her mission for inclusivity. how she is working to help others. >> the communities have been dealing with a lot. and i think that this is celebration and gave us a chance to recoup, reconnect. >> reporter: a tall task but claudine cheng knows the stakes are higher. >> historically, so many communities have faced. >> reporter: she said so many chapters were unveiled in the past few years as covid took hold and changed life as we know, many is aians were mocked and targeted followed by springs of vicious attacks. she was born in hong kong and considered the worst-case scenario time and time again.

>> asian immigrants, asian american, obviously it disturbs me. it disturbs me and i constantly think if i'm walking down the street and somebody shells out words to me or does something to me, how would i react to it. >> reporter: instead of dwelling on the what ifs, she said it was crucial to find strength in positivity in the period of darkness. >> a lot more community organizations are coming together, both within the aapi community as well as citywide. >> reporter: so, as the month of may approached, the organization she leads doubled down on their all too important mission. >> hopefully we can create programming that can bring people together to know about each other. >> reporter: it resonates with what is happening now. >> forging community bonds is a call to action, to best create

opportunities, welcome everyone and take advantage of the time. >> reporter: all month folks across the bay can learn more about asia and pacific islanders through film, foods and culture with a wide range of activities and programming. connecting the dots of those that may notify as members of the community as well as those who do. in san francisco -- >> i feel like there is so much more to do. so much more for us to come together. >> reporter: sierra johnson today in the bay. up next, a quick look at the top stories we are following including a devastating night for an east bay neighborhood. a 7-year-old boy hit and killed by a car while riding his bike. concerns that neighbors raised about the street long before the deadly crash.

welcome back. before the top stories, here is what you can expect tomorrow morning on sunday today. >> good morning. great to see you. tomorrow morning on sunday today, my conversation with the leading man of mad men. starring alongside tom cruise in one of the most anticipated movies in a long time, top gun maverick, the sequel, 36 years later, to a classic movie that had a big 15-year-old fan in young john hamm. >> if my 8th grade self could

talk to my now self, we would not be computing that this is happening. continuation of the story and all the people that we have known then this throw back again to making you feel like you were when you were in sixth grade. >> john hamm and the latest news and another life well lived when sunday today airs at 6:00 a.m. in the bay area. if you are not up at that hour on a sunday, just set the dvr and we will see you when you are ready for us. >> thanks, willie, see you tomorrow morning. it airs on nbc bay area at 6:00 a.m. and we are on after at 7:00 a.m. here is a quick look at the top stories we are following this morning. a 7-year-old boy was hit by a car and killed while riding his bike in the east bay. it happened yesterday in fremont near auto mall parkway. our video of the scene shows that the nissan came to a stop on the front lawn of a home. the boy was wearing a helmet

when he was hit by later died at the hospital. neighbors tell us that they have complained to the city about cars speeding in that area and have asked for stop signs and speed bumps in the past. we spoke briefly with the boy's family. >> it hurts me because i -- he is really -- he love me a lot. we had a very bonding feature. >> the driver stayed at the scene and did cooperate with officers. no word on whether they will face charges. turning to a declaration from san francisco's catholic archbishop triggering a clash with one of the top politicians in california. archbishop salvatore cordileone ordered bay area catholic churches deny communion to house speaker nancy pelosi unless she publicly renounces

her support for abortion rights. planned parenthood reports that it has seen a spike of women from out of state coming to california for services. supporters of reproductive rights were quick to condemn the archbishop's announcement. >> for him to try to somehow pressure speaker pelosi or any other catholic to change their views on this issue by denying them an opportunity to exercise their faith is wrong. >> it's unfortunate. someone's spirituality is sacred and private. >> speaker pelosi said in interviews that being denied communion would be serious. we have reached out to her office for a response but have not heard back. let's check in with meteorologist vianey arana for one last check of the micro climate forecast. >> i do want to give you a

final look at the seven day planner. look at this. today upper 60s in san francisco. we will get a nice sea breeze, winds from the west 15 to 20 miles per hour. heading into sunday, we keep the temperatures in the upper 60s. this will set us up for a lovely warming trend into monday with temps starting to bump up to the mid-70s. if you are in inland areas, it will be rather warm. be mindful if you are out and about into the afternoon, be mindful of your pets. interior valleys can expect temperature inspects the upper 80s. monday and tuesday, we start to see a bump up into the 90s. we will keep the clear conditions as well then we cool off into friday with a system approaching from the north. that will likely cool us off but a chance of rain. for now, it will be hot. >> oh, yeah, hot. thanks so much. thanks to all of you for making us a part of your morning. no 5 or 6:00 p.m.

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