. now at noon, parts of the bay area finally feeling some relief just a bit after several days of intense heat. good afternoon. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. a live look at ocean beach. a cool down is there. inland spots are very hot and coming down from triple digits.

>> mary has a look at what's on top for your wednesday. >> we're starting to see the cool down along the coast and the bay because of the on shore flow beginning to kick in. oakland, san francisco, mid 70s. a big difference compared to the last few days with the record heat. it is still hot in concord, 94 right now. and also for more -- livermore. and upper 80s in santa rosa. and i want to show you the reason why. with the on shore flow, happen moon bay at 12 miles per hour out of the west, southwest. westerly winds at 12 in san francisco. this is the start of a bigger cool down through the week. the 24-hour temperature change, cooler in many locations come compared to yesterday at this time. we'll talk about when temperatures are back to near average coming up. olan

h land in vallejo. the flames broke out this morning. firefighters were putting out the hot spots. the cause of the fire is under investigation. and search teams continue to look for a young man last seen yesterday on a fishing boat on lake del valle. jackie ward is in livermore where crews are racing against the clock. >> reporter: the search is ongoing for a person who is a horse jockey from san francisco. he went overboard yesterday. after hours of looking for the young man last night, the search resumed around 7:00 this morning with divers from the sheriff's office leading the way. they're looking for a man enjoying the hot weather tuesday when he went overboard and did not come back up. >> usually what the dive team

utilizes is sweep of the lake and pin point where to start the dives. >> reporter: with the warm weather season just beginning, a lot of people on the water and this is a reminder to be smart. >> it's summer. it's hot. people want to get this the water. sometimes, the skills don't match what they started from last summer. again, we want to make sure the priority of the park district is making sure the patrons are safe. >> reporter: a similar incident happened on saturday in the same spot at the lake. a person fell out of a boat and were not wearing a life jacket. the victim was recovered in 44 feet of water. a chaplain is on scene with the family preparing them for the worst. the park district is stressing if you go on the water to always wear a life jacket. jackie ward, kpix5. both the victim from saturday and the current missing person were outside the guarded swim area.

and new, the former sailing coach at stanford is facing a judge for accepting bribes in the college admission scandal. john vandemoer accepted $600,000 in bribes from parents to accept students at recruits. he is the first person to be sentenced in connection with the scam. prosecutors recommendings 13 months. and 600 volunteers joined the mayor to clean up the city streets today. mckayla maroney has more on the effort to start a cultural change. >> reporter: anyone who has been to san francisco has noticed how dirty the streets can be from garbage to drug needles to human waste. >> it's about time they keep it clean. >> reporter: famous wayne runs a shoe shine shop on market street. . we have problems here. homeless people here. . >> reporter: today, hundreds of volunteers turned out for the

inaugural love our city hospitality and tourism cleanup day. tourism is a $10 million industry for the city and the city has gotten bad press for the state of the streets. is this going to put a dent in the huge problem we have? >> i think that part of the huge problem that we have is not just about people cleaning up the streets, it's about making sure people don't litter or dirty the streets in the first place. >> reporter: the problem? >> it's behavior. sadly, it's people living on the streets. >> reporter: he cleans the streets every day as a worker for the benefit district and is thankful for the help. >> it's not about how many pounds of trash they pick up, how many poles they paint. it's about getting to know neighbors and being out there and showing this is a cared for place. >> reporter: wayne tries to take care of the area around his business. >> i got to worry about famous wayne.

i'm one of the best shine men in the world and i like what i do. >> reporter: organizers hope the spirit they're spreading t today's event was mckayla maroney, kpix5. >> if you see a mess on the streets, call to report it at 311. and all jail phone you will calls in san francisco could be free. they nounsed an end to markups in the jail commissary. the goal is to stop making money from those incarcerated and their families. and we have breaking news out of washington. president trump has just announced that he may send 2,000 troops to poland. a press conference just wrapped up just moments ago. this is video from the press coverage. president trump is standing next to the president of

poland. and here he announced that they anticipated. troops to that t this is all for the u.s. to support poland's methods of self-defense against russian military. at least this is what was said in the press conference. there's a flyover showing the military there this afternoon. just wrapping up in washington dc. we will learn more over the next couple of days. in the meantime, poland is saying they are exciting about this. they have been asking for this for months. i'm emily turner. >> back to you. and president trump is exercising exec tiff privilege congress is trying to get ahold of the documents to determine how a citizenship question ended up on the next year's census. they're expected to vote whether to hold the attorney general and commerce secretary in contempt to failing to

cooperate with the subpoenas. and donald trump, jr., testified for the second time before the intelligence committee. when asking if he was trying to correct his previous testimony, he said he was not worried about committing perjury. the republican chairman of the committee issued a subpoena for him following the release of the mueller report. and demonstrates in hong kong faced off with police. . >> reporter: police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to push angry protesters back in the central government offices to stop debate an a extradition bill. it would allow criminal suspects and even tourists to be sent to mainland china for trial. if i did something bad, i could be extradited to china? >> you don't have to do anything bad.

what is to stop china from making up evidence? >> reporter: people said they really don't trust the chinese habeen disappeared, taken e away. there's no due process and no fair trial there. opponents say the bill is part of the push for greater integration with the mainland and violates hong kong's separate status. >> i still believe in people's power. as long as we're peaceful. as long as we're massive. there's a chance the people will win. >> reporter: the demonstrations managed to keep them from considering the controversial bill. it's a short-term win. the leader vows the bill will be passed no matter what. and hong kong was supposed to be guaranteed the right to retain their own systems for 50

years after the handover in 19 1997. and today is the third anniversary of the mass shooting at pulse nightclub in orlando. 49 people were shot and killed and 50 others were injured. at the time, it was the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. and it was the deadliest act of violence against lgbt people in the nation's history. now lawmakers want pulse dedicated as a national memorial. the nonprofit one pulse foundation wants to build a permanent site. and it was a murder case. 25 years ago, o.j. simpson was accused and later acquitted of murdering his ex- wife and her friend. tnk g we' about thes asethat months befor years before, we were, you know -- we

and death inspired women to speak out against domestic violence. in 1994, they were murdered outside of her home. and after an infamous police chase, simpson was arrested and charged with the killings. his nearly nine month long trial ended with the former football star's acquittal. he was found liable in a civil case and no one was convicted criminally. and still ahead, uber taking ride share to the skies. a plan that includes santa clara county. and a crash caused by a sneeze. how witnesses came to the rescue just in time.

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. a driver in tennessee blaming this on a sneezing fit. this video showing his car flipping several times and skidding down the road. the man was trapped in the vehicle. police say a group of golfers and construction workers jumped into action and rescued him just in time. they flipped the suv upright and got him out moments before the car caught fire. ignition. liftoff. >> this spacex falcon 9 rocket launched this morning despite the foggy conditions northwest of los angeles. they launched three satellites for the canadian space agency and the rocket landed back on earth.

the officials say this will help to monitor the impact of climate change in the northern part of the country. and uber wants to take the ride share service to new heights in the bay area. they're partnering with a real estate developer business to get the electric passenger aircraft up and running. it's called uber air. . here's what one of the sky ports would look like. they want to test next year and make it available to riders in 2023 with the first cities being dallas and los angeles. more on this at 5:00 and online at kpix.com. and uber is testing new ventures on the ground, including self-driving vehicle. this is after a series of delays, set backs, and one deadly accident involving an autonomous vehicle. we got a look inside the testing facility. . >> reporter: driving downmake-

believe lane is what uber hopes is a very real future. this is uber's self-driving test track in pittsburgh. we took a ride are with the chief scientist. is this car as good of a driver as the average human is? . >> not yet. >> reporter: on this closely guarded facility, uber is building the return to autonomous driving after the crash where a car hit and killed a woman. after uber's fatal accident, the number of people who said they were afraid to ride rose to 71%, up from 63% a year ago. do you think the improvements to the technology are such that kind of accident wouldn't happen again? . >> i think that, yes. it's a little enthusiastic to think that there will never within been an accident. there will be. >> reporter: the fatal crash

halted the self-driving program as the company conducted a top to bottom review and added a second safety driver and technology to monitor for uber resumed limiteded testing in pittsburgh last december. most of the development work is happening here on the site of an old steel mill. >> right now, the car is driving itself. >>. >> reporter: the cars operate at 25 miles per hour or less. even uber admits they sometimes fail tests. >> this vehicle is not ready yet. we believe that this vehicle can do it. but today, it isn't there. google's waymo and ford and other companies are also testing the self-driving vehicles. and right now, this is a look at number 30, the best player on the team according to a lot of people, cry few jump shotses ahead of a do or die game six against the raptors tomorrow.

curry just missed that one. get a few others here. the warriors are down three games to two in the finals. and the oakland mayor is gearing up for game six of the fienlts, the final game at oracle arena. she said let's show oakland heart for game six. i donated two ticketses to the food bank. the highest bidder win. all proceeds fight food insecurity in the bay area. and we get ready to say good-bye to oracle and we want to see your memories. share the pictures online with the #wpix. and let's get a check on the weather. >> heating up for the inland locations. we are beginning to see a little bit of cooling in some spots. especially along the coast and parts of the bay. and we're going to catch a lot of relief from the heat tomorrow for all of us.

here's a live look with the berkeley camera, lawrence hall of science camera. it is 81 degrees at the campus. and your weather headlines, we are noticing a noticeable cool down for the coast and parts of the bay today. our inland areas still hot, soaring into the 90s. at least we're done with the triple digit heat and the record breaking heat over the last few days. one more day of hot temperatures inland. and back to seasonal later in the week. the air quality forecast, no longer under a spare the air alert. unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups for the east bay. a hot few days. downtown san francisco, the three-day streak factoring in the record heat. the average temperature from sunday, monday, and tuesday, 80 three-day streak in downtown

san francisco on record. and all of us are ready for the cool down. the satellite and radar view, the ridge of high pressure is starting to give way. we'll continue to see stronger on shore flow for tomorrow. a big cool down for all of us tomorrow. on futurecast through the rest of the afternoon, the sunshine. watch tomorrow morning. you can see the low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and parts of the bay and that indicates that stronger marine influence for tomorrow. the sunset is 8:32 and sunrise at 5:47 a.m. tomorrow. the highs for today, the mid 90s from concord and fairfield and livermore. low 90s san jose. low 80s in oakland. the seven-day forecast, cooling down considerably thursday, friday, and saturday. a little bit warmer on father's day. and nothing like what we've seen. wel be rhtac

. thousands of photographers around the world submitted images for national geographic's contest. >> the grand prize winner who received first place in the cities category is a chinese photographer. this is the photo. it depicts a fishing village in green land. buildings are painted bright

colors to indicate the function when covered in snow. and a mexican photographer won the nature category with this photo. it shows a vulture soaring through a national park in spain. >> and first place in the people category is titled show time. it depicts actors in china preparing for an opera performance. and if you have a consumer problem or question, e-mail us consumerwatch at kpix.com. or call the hot line, 888-5 help 2. we'll be right back. get details on this state program. call or visit

. coming up at 5:00, they own their homes, but not the ground underneath it. the problem for a mobile home community facing a rhi that and more at 5:00. and we have breaking news just before we leave. a former stanford sailing coach avoiding prison time in the college admissions scandal. . >> much more at 5:00. have a great afternoon, everyone.

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