good morning. this saturday, june 11th. as we take a look at that beautiful golden gate bridge, sunny skies already. already quite warm across parts of the bay area. thank you so much for starting it with us. we have a quick check of our microclimate forecast. it is a warm start right now. we are waking up to low 60s

around san francisco and no sign yet of a strong sea breeze or fog, obviously, around san francisco. this war start, mid-60s outside . you don't even need a jacket. temperatures in the 90s at lunchtime. mid-90s in the warmest parts around the bay area. tri-valley, 70s and 80s. but get ready for some big changes tomorrow. more clouds and a boost in humidity, a chance of some showers. we begin right now with the search continuing for fatally shot a grocery store employee. this is his coworkers and friends gathering to mourn his loss. manuel "manny" huizar cornejo was shot last sunday morning. the store closed early yesterday so his coworkers

could attend a memorial outside the store. but it wasn't just family and friends in attendance. those there were her middle school english teacher, -- >> he was one of my favorite students. even though we shouldn't say we have favorites. he was definitely one of those kids that make it hard day of teaching a great day. i'm just heartbroken. he's such a good person. i just don't know why things happen to the good people. >> earlier this week their family said they will organize a peaceful march against gun violence. palo alto police are asking for your help solving a cold case. she was celebrating her 21st birthday when she was shot and killed outside a cafe nightclub in palo alto. it happen in june investigators say dozens of people witnessed the shooting death but no one has come

forward. there is now a $100,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. turning now to the school massacre in uvalde, texas, and the police chief. finally telling his side of the story. and it interview with the texas tribune he spoke about the response to the active shooter. why he didn't have a radio, and the chain of command. nbc's morgan chesky has this report. >> reporter: tonight, pete arredondo defending his response. the police chief and his attorney telling the texas tribune, he was committed to stop the shooter or die trying. running into robb elementary on with the service pistol and no body armor. but the police veteran left not one, but two police radios, outside the school. telling reporters that he thoughtthey would slow him down. >> he said that was a conscious

was told that that was the most accurate way to attack the shooter. we have now learned the gunmen walked in through an unlocked door. >> i redondo and another person here. they ran towards gunfire where both doors were locked. >> reporter: the chief says after bullets pierced the door i will, grazing one officer, he called tactical gear, a sniper, and keys to get inside the classroom. the first ring of six keys did not work. he said he was later given another with 20 to 30 keys. precious time ticked by. but she said, is try i try to keep i was just praying. 77 minutes after the massacre began, the classroom door was finally unlocked. >> somebody jumped out the window. >> reporter: he also said he told officers to >> people through windows to avoid having students coming

into the hallway. he is refuting the claim from dps that he was the one in charge. arredondo said he had taken on the role of frontline responder inside the school. assuming some other officer or official had taken control of the larger response. >> that was morgan chesky reporting. the chief went on to say he never gave orders to any other agency because he was unaware he had been made the incident commander. happening today, people across the country are expected to turn out for the march for our lives. a movement against gun violence. this year's march coming just weeks after the shooting in uvalde, buffalo, and philadelphia, along with so many more since in. there will be marches across the bay area including in san francisco, san jose, redwood city, bonita, and pacifica. you can find one are you at their website

turning out to symptoms of monkeypox. they might look different injury cases than they have in the past. that is the new message from the cdc. they are asking doctors to look out for rashes among patients, but health laser leaders say the rashes are different than what was seen in the past from africa. and some of the new cases, monkeypox has caused people to develop what looks like a pimple or blister instead of a rash. in other cases, tiny bumps are the only indication of an infection. historically, it has given patients like symptoms there are five reported probable cases in the bay area. one in alameda county and four in san francisco. health leaders are waiting for confirmation on the latest

three cases from the cdc. only one of the patient's traveled within the u.s. and the other two did not. all of the patients are isolating and we are told they are doing okay. health leaders continue to urge people to be cautious but say the risk of contracting the virus is relatively low. if you traveled abroad, you will not need a covid test to get back into the u.s. the cdc is dropping the requirement. it starts tomorrow. after months of pushback from airlines in the travel industry, the u.s. will be joining several of the countries in abandoning the covid testing will. it puts an end to one of the last travel restrictions of the pandemic. masking is no longer required in flight. the cdc says they will reassess the decision in 90 days and make any necessary changes if there is a new variant. turning out to the nba finals. both teams now headed back to san francisco for game five. the warriors regaining home- court advantage after winning last night in boston. steph curry was on fire with 43 points in 10 rebounds.

that have fans on their feet and bring here in the bay area. the crowd at the watch party, both inside and outside, were ready to welcome their team back home. the nba finals now are tied at 2-2. today in the bay we had this report from chase center. >> they said we couldn't do it. everyone thought it was over. guess what, we are still here. we got this! reptile with that, they went wild. when the warriors pulled out a dramatic in crucial win to keep their championship hopes alive. in a big departure from game three, fans were dancing and displaying some confidence. >> they are taking it all the way home. >> they said we were going to lose a serious after game four.

we just won it. >> reporter: when they loss, some people were nervous, even the little ones. >> i think it's exciting. you don't know if they are going to win or lose. >> reporter: the western conference mvp single-handedly willed his team to beat the celtics. curry had 43 points tonight. >> he's fired up. hoping for a pool party later. they all just came together and pulled it up. >> reporter: statistic show when teams lose game three and go down to minus one in the series, it is difficult to come back. but fans here at the watch party are not buying that especially after what they saw in game four. >> it's good to see when everyone is at the higher level and ready to compete and win. >> the energy, 3000 miles away, it's so fun to be part of it.

>> up next, nbc bay area response. we ask and answer a thorny travel question. can a hose put a camera in your vacation rental? we will show you where they are allowed, plus how to get a refund if you find a spying i.

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saturday morning. a live look outside in oakland. it is expected to be a scorcher in parts of the inland areas today. meteorologist rob mayeda will detail that in just a few ol that in two tomorrow. a an estimated 20 million people tuned in to watch the senate hearing on the house panel investigating the january 6th insurrection. nielsen reports 12 networks aired the hearing. but the total viewers does not include those who watched online or on pbs. fox news did not air the hearings. they had about 3 million viewers during that same time span. the hearing resumes on monday. president biden was in southern california and dressing inflation concerns and delivered a speech yesterday from the port of los angeles, which is the busiest port in

the nation. last october they moved to around-the-clock operations in an effort to ease the shipping backlog caused by the pandemic. president biden speech overlap the release of consumer price index. the report shows prices are up 8.6% from one year ago. that's the worst increase in more than 40 years. >> i understand americans are anxious and they are anxious for a good reason. i was raised in a household when the price of gas rose it was having a discussion at the table. but we've never seen anything like putin's tax on both food and gas. america should also understand, our undercut -- >> reporter: >> -- unemployment is near a historical and people are less in debt. workers at the port of oakland plan to stop working during some of the busiest hours of the port. the union

announced it is moving the work stoppage from overnights to daytime hours, june 20th. that is just days before the union's contract is set to expire. what that means is no one will be working the first shift from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. then they will start again at 6:00 p.m. the change was made so that lack longshoremen could celebrate the juneteenth holiday which falls on a sunday and will be widely observed on the 20th. we are going to shift gears and talk about staying in a vacation rental. did you know the host might be watching you, even indoors? you can take steps to know if they vacation rental has spying eye max. >> reporter: if you think cameras are totally forbidden from k vacation rental, i am afraid you are wrong. your house can have a camera outside the house and inside some parts of the house. let's look at the gravels.

they permit cameras outside. ss surveillance devices such as security cameras and smart doorbells are about. but not inside. airbnb has different rules. it says we prohibit any security cameras and other recording devices that are in or that observed the interior of certain private spaces. such as bedrooms and bathrooms. cameras that are not in certain private spaces might be allowed. airbnb says, we require host to disclose all security cameras and other recording devices in their listings. that is the first place you should look for a camera. in the listing. looked under house rules. say there is no camera listed there but message the host anywhere. if you get it answer that's cagey, let the booking company know. if the host says there is a security camera not disclosed in the booking, airbnb says you get your money back. say you find a camera that is not supposed to be there.

what are you supposed to do? they said contact them immediately to investigate and make things right. you can also contact a lawyer and law enforcement, especially if you think a camera was intentionally concealed to invade your privacy. >> chris chmura with us with some great information this morning. ceca the a.i.d.s. memorial quilt will be put on display. this is the one on display at city hall. leaders hope it will raise awareness. this tradition began 35 years ago when san francisco mayor dianne feinstein approved the first public display of the quilt. there is no real quilt display at the golden gate park is this weekend and is said to be the largest in the history of san francisco. featuring 3000 panels. if you're planning to get out this weekend, we have the

fun covered. it gives me great pride to lead with that pride celebration. the celebrate lgbtq folks and their allies. pretty much everybody is welcome . there will be live entertainment, and vendor booths, food trucks, and something for everyone. next up, in san francisco and also from 11:00 to 5:00, spring india day celebrates indian food. there will be performances by local artist and it promotes diversity through blending cultures which is the what the bay area is all about. it is also about and around the water. head to their richmond ferry fest. delicious food and exciting activities to celebrate the wrestling -- richmond committee . there will

be food trucks, local giveaways, vendors and so much to do today. let's check in with meteorologist rob mayeda who was in this morning with a check of our forecast. were starting to see a hint of cooling changes outside. some occurring around the golden gate bridge in a selfies when picking up. we will watch that closely as it moves to the north bay and lead to cooling temperatures. especially by tomorrow. 66 degrees to start the morning. another location to see numbers that high today in the low 90s, is san jose. a warm start and 67 degrees. look at the view of the golden gate bridge. we are beginning to see some changes. look at the fog there. locales poring over the hilltops and that is a sign of some cooling about to take

place. the wind is starting to develop. we will see stronger winds this afternoon. for another day, solano county, excessive heat expected again today. been trending cooler for sunday. morning temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. noontime temperatures in the low 90s around fairfield in mid to upper 80s around san jose. downtown getting close to 90 degrees and then we see the lone 90 south of san jose. 70 to 80 around oakland. sunday, all areas start to drop off. upper 70s to low 80s but some interesting changes on sunday. more clouds and a chance we could see isolated showers, but

also widespread humidity coming back. an atmospheric river connection will bring in those clouds and for a time tomorrow, we might have some drizzle on sunday morning. noticed a chance of showers passing by the north bay early tomorrow. that will continue during the day on sunday. just enough to wet the ground in a few areas. as the system is up, we will see the clearing skies, and then, potentially, not just warming temperatures but the wind direction because by tuesday we will likely use the sea breeze and switch back to a north wind. we will have to watch that closely. so, a lot of changes going on in the seven-day forecast. the heat should level off and drop off more for sunday, but the chance of a few isolated showers and some widespread humidity. not like last weekend, but by our standards, it will feel muggy outside tomorrow. things dry out and turn warmer and by

wednesday, no hundred degree temperatures on the seven-day forecast. >> that is one glimmer of good news. no triple digits. this morning, we are getting in on the summer fun. we have some we can ideas for you. >> check out things like snakes and gila monsters and rattlesnakes. >> ness, an inside look at the adventure that lies ahead at six flags discovery kingdom.

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trending this morning, if you're seeking a thrill this summer, there's a new roller coaster ride at six flags discovery kingdom. today in the bays marcus washington gives us a first look at the new right. >> reporter: we are inside six flags discovery kingdom. once you come to an amusement park, you want the food, the e line. as you wait in line you can check out things like snakes and gila monsters and rattlesnakes. >> reporter: thing is, i go up to something and i want to touch it. that is not necessarily the case for all visitors, correct? >> correct.

we won't have snakes out to meet, like these beautiful guys we have here, but you can watch as much as you like. >> reporter: i'm ready to go. that was fun. >> it kind of got when we got to the first downward slope, i was like oh god. as soon as we went down, i felt

all the adrenaline and flow into me. >> i thought it was pretty cool. it's kind of nice to have a ride that imitates how a snake moves. i didn't realize that was what it was doing until my third time. that was pretty cool. >> reporter: this is the 11th and newest roller coaster here at the theme park. before i go, they said i have to try this out. excess, caution, don't put your hand in your. let's check it out. back to you. >> i'm glad they sent marcus instead of me for that one. we have much more ahead for you on today in the bay. coming up, a critical win for the warriors sending celtics fan home. ti and what teams have -- we have highlights coming up.

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good morning. it is saturday, june 11th. as we take this glorious look at the sun shining on oracle park where the giants will play the dodgers today at 4:15 and a big deal. for the first time ever both teams will be wearing pride gear. thank you for starting your weekend with us.

i'm kira klapper. we are beginning to see signs of cooler changes just around the corner. is a warm start to the morning. 67 degrees. we are off to a running start in terms of the temperature, but look at the golden gate bridge. the fog is rolling underneath the bridge, but notice how it is compressed down. this is the first sign of cooling. we will see that onshore wind pick up in the low clouds will thicken as we head towards the afternoon. 62 in san francisco. lunchtime, 80s to low 90s in land, but no triple digits on the board. 70s closer to san francisco. tomorrow, an increase in humidity and a chance of showers. a closer look coming up in about 10 minutes.

we begin with the search continuing for who fatally shot a grocery store employee. this is his coworkers and friends gathering to mourn his death. manny huizar cornejo were shot and killed in a robbery during his overnight shift at the safeway in san jose's willow glen early last sunday morning. the store closed early yesterday so his coworkers could attend the memorial outside the store. it wasn't just family and friends. among the stairs, his middle school english teacher. >> he was one of my favorite students. even though we shouldn't say we have favorites. he was definitely one of those kids that made a hard day of teaching a great day. i was heartbroken. he's such a good person. i don't know why things happen to the good people. >> earlier his family told us they are planning to organize a peaceful march against gun violence. turning to the school

massacre in uvalde, texas, and the police chief finally telling his side of the story. in an interview with the texas tribune, he spoke about his much criticized response to the active shooter. why he didn't have a radio in the supposed a chain of command. nbc's morgan chesky has this report. >> good evening. >> reporter: tonight, pete arredondo defending his response. the school police chief and his attorney telling the texas tribune he was committed to stop the shooter or die trying. running into robb elementary armed with his service pistol and no body armor. but the police veteran left not one, but two, police radios outside the school. telling reporters that he thought they would slow him down. >> he said that was a conscious decision. he rest in their and have both of his hands on his gun because he was taught that that was the most accurate way to attack the shooter. know w. arredondo and another

officer entered here minutes later. both doors to the room are locked. the schools chief says after bullets pierced the door and wall, raising one officer, he called for tactical gear, a sniper, and keys to get inside the classroom. the first set of keys didn't work. arredondo says he was later given another with 20 to 30 keys . precious time ticked by. the chief saying, each time i try to key, i was just praying. 77 minutes after the massacre began, the classroom door was finally unlocked. during that time, arredondo says he was also telling officers to evacuate people through windows to have students -- . his refuting the claim from dps he was the one in charge. arredondo said he had taken on

the role of frontline responder inside the school. assuming some other officer or official had taken control of the larger response. >> that was morgan chesky reporting. the chief went on to say he never gave orders to any other agency because he was unaware he had been made the incident commander. reform activists will be enforced across the area in the u.s. today marches will be held in san francisco, oakland, mountain view, pacifica, burlington, walnut creek, venetia, and san leandro. we have a live look for you this morning. this is in parkland, florida. a the event where it -- students in parkland organize the first march for our lives back in 2018 after the horrific mass shooting at marjorie stoneham douglas high school. thousands of people are expected to take part in the

national march for our lives in washington, d.c. this year, flowers on the grounds of the washington monument represent the many lives lost to gun violence. on everyone's mind, the recent victims in uvalde in buffalo. >> if we haven't the commitment to love, a deep desire to understand it, and a deep desire to serve people and make sure all people are taking care of, we wouldn't even be having this conversation. we would be celebrating how long and people are living. >> more than 300 marches are planned across the country. there are five probable reported cases of monkeypox here in the bay area. one in alameda county and four in san francisco. how clint leaders are waiting for confirmation on the latest cases from the cdc. only one of the patient

recently travel within the u.s., the other two did not. all are isolating and doing just fine. health leaders continue to urge people to be cautious but say that risk of contracting the pilots virus is relatively low. if you're traveling abroad you will not need a covid test to get back into the u.s. the cdc is dropping the requirement for incoming air travelers tomorrow. this, after months of pushback from airlines in the travel industry. the u.s. will join several other countries and abandoning the covid testing role. it puts an end to one of the last travel restrictions of the pandemic . masking is no longer required on flights. the cdc says they will reassess the decision in 90 days and will make any necessary changes if there is a variant of concern. the prices at the pump are just getting worse. overnight, the nationwide average price for a gallon of gas hit $5.00 for the first time ever. that's not bad for us here but big for a national average. according to aaa, the national average dropped just this

weekend in california the average is $6.43. in san francisco and all other bay area counties, the average is still more than $6.00. turning out to the nba finals. at both 10 teams headed back to san francisco. all thanks to steph curry who was on fire. he had 43 point and 10 rebounds. that had fans on their feet both at the td garden in here in the bay area. the crowd at the watch party both inside and outside chase center were ready to welcome their team back home. the nba finals are not tied at 2-2. today in the bay cheryl hurd brings us this report from chase center. >> they said we couldn't do it. everyone thought it was over. we are still here.

the first of four games. we got this. wrote the what that, they went wild. when the warriors pulled out a dramatic in crucial win to keep their championship hopes alive. in a big departure from game three, fans were dancing and displaying some confidence. >> they are taking it all the way home. >> they said we were going to lose the series after game four but we just tied it. >> reporter: when the war is lost game three, some people were nervous, even the little ones. >> i think it's exciting because you don't know if they are going to win or lose. >> reporter: steph curry make sure his team pulled out a win. he single-handedly wildenstein to beat the celtics. he had 43 points tonight. >> he is fired up. i'm hoping for a pool party later.

jordan can do it. all of them can come together and just pull it off. >> reporter: statistics show when teams lose game three anchor down 2-1 in the series, it is difficult to come back. fans here at the watch party are not buying that, especially after what they saw in game four. >> it's good to see when everybody is at that higher level ready to compete and ready to win. >> that energy, when they are not even playing here is so big. >> game five is monday night. still to come, governor gavin newsom's new gig. we will show you what he has been up to at dodger stadium.

it is 7:43. were off to a pretty warm start. 70s by concord in mid to upper 60s san jose southward. half moon bay 55 degrees. right now, as you saw, and 67 in san jose, with similar temperatures around the tri- valley. things will start to cool off by sunday. in san francisco, some fog around the golden gate bridge. 62 degrees. eventually, we will see more

low clouds making a return to the golden gate bridge. heading into the afternoon. the first pitch for the giants versus the dodgers is tonight. beautiful weather for baseball at oracle park today. as you saw, upper 60s to start. no need for the jacket this morning. temperatures climbing into the 90s around fairfield. 85 in san jose. today, topping out in the 90s in length. beginning to see a southwind towards the north bay valley so it should be notably cooler today and even cooler for chance of showers and that sunday forecast. not your typical june forecast. the best chance of rain is to the north.

a closer look shows another atmospheric river connection will boost the humidity for tomorrow and possibly give us enough moisture to get some drizzle or light showers. by sunday morning, across the north bay, midday is the best chance, around 1:00 to 3:00 tomorrow. after that we will see things were made up as we approach the middle part of next week. it's not like last weekend but we hope just enough to briefly what the granite spots around the coastal hills in north bay for sunday. after that, clearing skies and a warming trend taking us into monday and tuesday. san francisco seeing that cooldown chicken tomorrow. the humidity will go up for sunday and we dry out monday into tuesday. inland locations, no 100s into the forecast. a chance of a few sprinkles and humidity goes up and then comes down rather rapidly as winds turned out of the north. we have to watch for fire danger due to north wind, but no big heat and that forecast.

tomorrow, we will see if we can manage a few showers moving through the bay area. it is 7:45. coming up on today in the bay, the series is all tied up. or your friends have a lot to celebrate this morning. anthony flores joins us with highlights, next.

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and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds. and it's only taken once a week, so it can fit into your busy life. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. side effects include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, which can lead to dehydration, and may worsen kidney problems. the choices you make can help control your a1c. ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity.

welcome back. anthony flores in boston. the warriors have now won at least one road game in 27 consecutive playoff series and more importantly they even the finals at two wins apiece after an epic night by steph curry. game four at the garden, steph curry in the starting lineup despite hurting his foot in game three. if it was bothering him, it didn't show. he buries the three and then starts talking to the crowd. he had 19 points in the first half but the celtics led at the break. he came out strong in the second half. the warriors were up one heading to the fourth. this was a slugfest going back and forth. klay thompson's triple give the warriors a lead with under 4:30 to go.

steph curry quiet the crowd with the three and the warriors beat the celtics at the garden, 107-97. he scores 43 points and grabs 10 rebounds. the warriors even the nba finals at 2-2. >> i'm proud of everybody and in terms of our physicality and perseverance throughout the game, it was way better than going home.ckto the bait for game five on monday night. in boston, anthony flores, nbc bay area. governor newsom and alex padilla had it bad during the playoff series last year and on the line was manual labor. >> i admitted. i lost. i lost the bet. >> you might remember he bed on his hometown team, the giants, who lost the series in october.

it took months buddy paid up and posted this video working as a groundskeeper at dodger stadium back on opening day. you can see him driving a tractor around the infield and breaking the amounts. you can watch the giants host the dodgers tonight at oracle park. it will be the first game with both teams wearing their pride gear. the first pitch is at 4:15 . game three tomorrow at 1:05. meanwhile, misery continues for a's fans. they lost to the cleveland guardians three -2 last night. they scored -- they hand the a's their 10th straight defeat. it is their first double digit losing streak in more than 11 years. at 7:51, up next, a quick look at the stories we are following this morning, including marches across the bay area in the country for gun reform. the events happening today and how you can be a part.

welcome back. before we get to our top stories here is what you can expect tomorrow morning. >> great to see you. tomorrow, my conversation with best-selling author john grisham. on his path from small-town mississippi lawyer to becoming one of the most successful riders in history with an astounding 350 million books

sold. his latest is a series of short stories including one that brings backe character played famously by matthew i was at small-town lawyer and dreaming of the big case that would establish me as a trial lawyer. there was just a sub session with courtroom drama. >> john grissom, plus the latest news in a life well lived when we air at 6:00 a.m. in the bay area. if you're not up at that hour, set the dvr and we will see you whenever you are ready for us. >> we will see you tomorrow. sunday today is on at 6:00 a.m. and we are on right after from 7:00 to 8:00. here is a quick look at the

top stories this morning. people across the country will participate in the march for our lives. it is a movement against violence. the march this year comes weeks after the mass shootings in uvalde. buffalo, and philadelphia. and so many more. there will be marches across the bay area and that includes in san francisco, oakland, mountain view, burlington, redwood city, walnut creek, and san leandro. you can find one near you at their website. turning to our coverage of pride month, a live look in golden gate park this morning. the a.i.d.s. memorial quilt will be on display. there's a ceremony that starts at 9:30 this morning. san francisco is paying tribute to the lives lost in the lgbtq community by marking the 35th anniversary of the a.i.d.s. memorial quilt. this is video of the quilt on display at city hall. leaders hope it will help raise

awareness. the tricia's began when then san francisco mayor dianne feinstein approved the first public display of the quilt. the display at golden gate park is said to be the largest in the history of san francisco and will feature 3000 panels of the quilt. turning now to monkeypox. there are five reported probable cases here in the bay area. one and alameda county and the rest in san francisco. health leaders are waiting for confirmation on the cases from the cdc. only one patient recently travel within the u.s., the other two did not travel. all artold are isolating and doing okay. health leaders continue to urge people to be cautious but say the risk of contracting monkeypox is relatively low. we want to remind you, you can watch the giants host the

dodgers tonight for game two of their series at oracle park. the first pitch is at 4:15 in game three will be at 1:05 tomorrow. you can watch them right here on nbc bay area. before we go, let's check it will more time with meteorologist rob mayeda . >> we are watching a slight cooldown in line today. digger cooling around the coats and the interbay as a sea breeze picks up. tomorrow, we have cooling. you see the reason why. is going to get interesting in your sunday forecast. a chance of showers. temperatures are cooling off considerably for sunday and then into monday and tuesday, we begin to see a change in the wind direction. temperatures will go back up and humidity levels will drop back down. tomorrow will be muggy and then we will see those dry conditions across the hills. maybe some red flag warnings.

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