. now at noon, it is a sunny day across the bay area. it's going to get hot. but how long will it last? good afternoon. i'm michelle griego. . >> i'm kenny choi. and we're live this afternoon. , it's looking beautiful out there. >> oh, my goodness, a beautiful

afternoon for sure. this is the perfect place for start of the warm-up here if chrissy field. you can see the golden gate under mostly sunny skies. just a beautiful afternoon. catching the sunshine across the region. a live look, ux see blue skies over downtown san francisco. 24 hour temperature change, much warmer compared to yesterday at this time by several degrees. if you've been outside, you have felt the difference. from below average temperatures yesterday to above average temperatures today, san francisco, a high of 72 as we head through the rest of the afternoon. oakland, 77. san jose, 84. concord, 91 degrees. two to four degrees above average for this time of year. this is just the beginning of the warm-up. we'll talk about how warm it will get where you are coming up. >> thank you. and i'm emily turner at the

live news desk. a live look at president trump speaking right now in lieu byville, kentucky, to the american veterans convention. one of the major topics is gun control. he's expected to cover suicide prevention and access to health care along with education and other issues of concern to the veterans. before departing from washington, dc, the president talked about gun control and claimed the u.s. had strong background checks for gun purchases and wants to work with democrats to, quote, fix the loopholes. >> we have a lot of background checks right now. gun owners can tell you that. others can tell you that. there are certain weaknesses and we want to fix the weaknesses. i'm concerned no matter what we agree to, i'm concerned the democrats will say, oh, well, we now want this. it's a slippery slope. >> reporter: the president spoke with the nra president

yesterday. trump also told reporters today that he agrees something does have to be done about the situations with guns. we'll continue to follow the story. back to you. and the trump administration announcing a plan to hold undocumented families detained together indefinitely. there was a 20 day limit to holding children. the move is exampled to face court challenges. >> reporter: acting department of homeland security secretary announced changes to the way the u.s. handled migrant children. >> no child should part of a scheme to manipulate the immigration suspect. >> reporter: it would end the agreement that requires the government to release detained families in 20 days. under the new plan, the families would stay together and be held indefinitely. so far this year, the federal government siz almost 475,000

families have been apprehended at the southwest border, 90% of whom crossed illegal. they call the agreement outdated and the changes are necessary because the current system is fuelling the surge of the migrants to the border. >> the rule will reduce the unprecedented volume of family units straining the resourcesover the department and put children at risk. >> reporter: the american civil liberties union called the new regulations another cruel attack on children with the anti-immigrant policies, adding the government should not be jailing kids. and meantime, less than two weeks before the scheduled trip to denmark, president trump canceled the visit over the purchase of greenland. the prime minister says the country is not for sale and called the president's interest in buying the island absurd. president trump responded this morning, calling the response nasty and inappropriate.

and new at noon, words of hate discovered on one of of the south bay's biggest college campuses. the fliers were sound on the san jose state campus. and similar flyers posted across the country and immediately removed. the university president said, quote, our community will not tolerate hatred, discrimination, or forms of social violence against individuals or groups on the basis of race, ethnicity, and immigrant status. today was the first day of class. at this point, it's unclear what was written on the flyers. and take a good look at that guy. this is the suspect involved in a pair of auto burglars near uc berkeley in the area of telegraph avenue. laptops and computer equipment were stolen. if you have information, police want to hear from you. and the case of a two alarm

blaze that broke out a little after midnight in san jose at a home on sa far ri drive. and two people managed to escape without major injuries after their small plane crashed in the pacific ocean. the plane went down about 5:50 yesterday afternoon in the waters off half moon bay. the plane's pilot was in the bay area from colorado to visit friends who were flying nearby in another plane. >> reported small aircraft down. >> reporter: he just recently bought the plane and his friends were recording images of it in flight for the first time. >> we were a few thousand feet up. a little west of the coast and lost power all of a sudden. and there wasn't a bang, wasn't any kind of an indication it was the motor. it seems to be fuel related. >> the pilot of the other plane

contacted authorities for help. coast guard rescuers pulled the pilot and the male passenger to safety. and brazil's amazon rain forest is burning at a record rate. large portionsover the country covered in smoke. there have been nearly 73,000 fires there, an 80% increase compared with the same period in 2018. it could strike a devastating blow to to fight against climate change. the area is under a state of emergency. more on the story coming up at 5:00. . of and in atlanta, the search is on for a shooter who opened fire on four female students. it happened last night near clark atlanta university. an argument broke out and someone opened fire in a crowd of about 200 people. the shooter escaped. the victims are in sable condition. the students start classes today. and mass shootings created a new normal for students. as kids head back to school,

they're learning how to stay safe during an attack. >> jackie ward continues the back to school cover in san mateo. there's a new effort to keep students safe. >> reporter: officers lead teachers and students through active shooter drills every school year. today, we hear from a former teacher and a current parent about the state of school safety. >> it's more than just an educator doing a drill with the student. it's a community effort. >> reporter: she was a teacher before becoming president of the education association. since the deadly shootings at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, students have taken challenge and spoken up for gun control. >> there's no longer a code of silence. the code op silence has gone away. the teens understand the importance of making statements. >> reporter: in addition to the earthquake safety drills, our

kids are now experiencing active shooter drills. covered in fake blood, calling out for help, and knowing the best escape route is the reality for a lot of students across the country. that weighs heavily on parents' minds. >> every time they go to school, i think about it. and worry about it. it doesn't go away. >> my day, it was nuclear war drills. this day, it's the fire drills, the shooting drills. and the other things that may have to navigate through. >> reporter: as part of the project this summer, the unified school district made a number of security updates, including cameras, gates, and fencing along the perimeter of the campuses. the physical barrierings continue to go up and they're encouraging students to speak out. >> we need to work as a country. and obliterate the hate i

am experiencing and seeing at this time. >> reporter: school safety is a nearly $3 billion industry. in redwood city, jackie ward, kpix5. and tomorrow, we'll introduce you to bay area teachers and students in a brand new $100 billion facility. and new at noon, a major milestone for the tunnel project. starting today, hundreds of trucks delivering thousands of cubic yards of soil to build a park. the space is planned above the eastern tunnels of the road that leads to the golden gate bridge. there will be a green way with views of the downtown skyline. >> for 75 years, it broke it in two and cut the field from the main post. it created an opportunity for us to build a park in an area that was asphalt and buildings and

road. we're adding 14 acres of park. >> and there will be an environmental learns center for kids at the park. and still to come, a new warning about painkiller addiction. >> how it can start after a common surgery. and this isn't the average scene outside of city hall. why kittens and chocolate getting so much attention right now.

. linked in is taking on fake accounts. the company blocked nearly 22

million accounts in the first half of 2019. it prevented 19.5 million fake accounts from maging it past the registration phase. before they were reported byon members. and taking a look at the big board. the dow is up 228 points. and walmart is blaming test la for fires at stores and the stock price is down 3% on the news. walmart blaming the solar panels for recent fires. the retail giant claims it suffered hundreds of thousands of dollars of damage. tesla could not be reached for comment. and a warning about painkiller addiction and how i can start after a common surgery. we've learned about 5 million americans choose to have wisdom teeth removed every year.

despite research showing a combination of others is superior to treat pain, dentists still prescribes opioids to young adults. >> for many, dental care such as wisdom teeth extraction is the first opioid exposure. 50,000 kids each year becoming new opioid users after something simple like the wisdom tooth extraction. the american dental association released updated guidelines recommending use of alternatives and a maximum seven day supply when opioids are necessary. and here in the bay area, a new report finds doctors in marin county finding fewer opioid overdoses and the prescribes decreased 48%. and travel to the iss is about to get easier. the new docking port will accommodate spacecraft from boeing and spacex. they're doing the work now. the project is exampled to take

six hours. and it is warming up in the area. and mary lee is live in san francisco. not a bad assignment today, mary. . >> yeah. not too shabby. love being out here and getting out of the office and out on this beautiful a sunny afternoon. you can see the golden gate under plenty of sunshine. that's the case across the bay area and the sun and the high pressure building in for us. this is a live look. and this is looking east. check out the temperatures. upper 60s in san francisco and oakland. mid 80s for you in concord. low 80s livermore and santa rosa. san jose, 78 degrees. it's because of this ridge of high pressure building in. for the start of the week, we had below average temperatures with the low pressure system ushering in the on shore flow. the low is bringing rain to the pacific northwest and taking

athe chill with it. the ridge is building in and the temperatures on the rise. on futurecast, hour by hour for the rest of the afternoon, enjoy the sunshine as we kick off tomorrow morning, some low clouds. mainly clear. the temperatures will be even warmer compared to today. and as we look ahead to the weekend, we're going to stay warm with high pressure in control for us. temperatures above average not just through the end of the workweek, but into the weekend. and our sunset at 7:54 and the sunrise as at 6:31 tomorrow morning. 91 for a high in concord. 92 in fairfield. 89 livermore. 84 in san jose. 77 in oakland. and 72 san francisco. upper 60s with sunshine even in the pacific. and here's the seven-day forecast. what you can expect, temperatures a little bit warmer for tomorrow as the ridge builds closer to us. low to mid 90s inland. low to mid 70s with sunshine for

the bay. mid 60s for the coast. you can see the temperatures above average as we head through the end of the work week on friday. and low 90s for the bay on friday. and low 70s and mid 60s for the coast and heating up for the weekend. mid 90s inland saturday and sunday. at this point, looking ahead to next week, temperatures will get even hotter. so inland, temperatures climbing into the mid to possible upper 90s inland monday and tuesday of next week. if you wanted the warmer weather, you've got it. and the good news, we're not talking about the extreme record heat that we had last week with the triple digit temperatures. not that hot as you look ahead through the next several days. . >> that is good news. thanks. of and happening now, a kitty popup you don't want to miss. san francisco animal care and control is hosting a fun event at city hall to promote kitten adoption. you get to cuddle cute kittens,

and enjoy a trio performance and classical music. and you can taste dandeloin chocolate. >> you can play with the cat and do the cuddling and get relaxation. and you can fall in love with somebody. >> looks like fun. the event is happening tomorrow as well. and still ahead, keeping up with the world's fastest rapper. the sign language interpreter gone viral for stealing the show.

. welcome back. rapper twista called the faster rapper in the game. >> this sign language interpreter had no problem keeping up with the lightning fast lyrics. all right. amber earned major props over the weekend. twitter exploded calling on her to try for a guiness world record.

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grocer. breaking news, just getting word of a small plane crash at the livermore airport 30 minute ago. the plane veered to the right and back to the left as it was taking off and crashed into a field near the airport. the pilot was the only person on board the single engine cessna. that person suffered moderate injuries and was taken to a hospital. chopper 5 is on the way. more on the story throughout the day on all of the digital platforms. >> go to kpix.com for the very on that. we have a crew on the way to the scene and we'll have the full report tonight at 5:00. >> have a great day, everyone.

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