a pride-filled american tradition - honoring the men and women who fought to protect our freedom. people all over the country are coming together on this memorial day. good evening i'm grant lodes. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis. there were celebrations across the country today-- and here in the bay area. there were commemorations all day in washington, d.c... as well as locally in san bruno, san jose, and san francisco. kron 4's terisa estacio reports from san francisco... where people gathered at the national cemetery to pay tribute to those who died serving our country. it was a special day here at sf national cemetary. today marked the 150 anniversary of the annual memorial day celebration. . but before things got underway to honor the many who gave their life for their country. there were dozens working behind the scenes to get everything

ready. there were flowers to be laid on each of the grave sites there were chairs to be set up for the nearly 2k expected. i spoke with some of the volunteers who got up very early to be here and make this day possible for others. alexandria wilson, volunteer. i am honored to be here. adam silva. i like it because i get to honor those who fought for our country. q. you put up chairs? yeah. and you got up early, very early, yeah. here in sf, terisa estacio kron four news (grant) several elected officials

were at the 150th anniversary of the memorial day commemoration at san francisco's presidio. among those who attending -- senator dianne feinstein, lieutenant governor gavin newsom, san francisco mayor mark farrell, assemblyman david chiu, and president of the board of supervisors london breed. today-- newsom said it's important to celebrate the service of everyone who has fought for our country. sot gavin newsom. (grant) more than one million americans have been killed while serving.

(bagpipers)(catherine) san jose's oak hill cemetary was the backdrop for one of the south bay's most widely attended memorial day ceremonies.. there are 14- thousand veterans buried here at oak hill. each and every grave was decorated with an american flag. roughly 5-thousand people were expected to attend one or more of four separate events honoring veterans.. francis mcvey/veterans council of santa clara county (catherine) this year's observance featured exhibits including vintage tanks.. also a fly-by from a fully-restored vietnam war-era huey helicopter.

(grant) now to san bruno...and a memorial day observance marking its 77th year. kron4's haaziq madyun reports. there are 143-thousand military service men and women buried here at the golden gate national cemetary in san bruno. they have served in the civil war and every major war that has followed since thensot on this memorial day there were proud representative s from each branch of the u.s. military like retired u.s. army staff sergeant leo mcardle who comes from a long line of family members who have served their countysot sotmadge fordyce speaks for women of her day who supported the war effort back at home. they were called

rosie the riveters. still going stong at the age of 94, fordyce says the experience is one that changed her lifesot sot about 300 scouts with the help of their familes, veterans and volunteers all pitched in to place flags on nearly 113-thousand grave sites. i sight to behold on this memorial day...in san bruno haaziq madyun kron4news

(catherine) the memorial day holiday can be bothsomber and joyful....as americans honor those who died serving their country.. jamey graydon has a look at today's national ceremonies.. america's fallen war heroes - remembered today in commemorations both large and small across the united states. in the nation's capital...memorial day front and center...capping a weekend of remembrance and honor... ..from the world war two memorial, where veterans lay wreaths at the freedom wall... to arlington national cemetery...in virginia...where the commander in chief laid a wreath at the tomb of the uknown soldier.......offering a message of support and unity. "today, our whole country thanks you, embraces you and pledges to you we will never forget our heroes." president

trump spoke briefly with families of those who made the ultimate sacrifice-- praising their contribution to the country... "they fought and bled and died so that america would forever remain safe and strong and free."the president then met with servicemembers who work at the cemetery ... offering thanks. over the weekend volunteers and relatives placed 200,000 flowers and flags on the graves there. in washington, a pop-up memorial installed on the national mall ... a temporary home to more than six-hundred-thousand poppies ... one for each american who has died in service since world war one. and continuing a roaring, rolling tradition...thousands of motorcyclists ride in tribute to prisoners of war and those who've gone missing while in service -- with hopes of keeping the spirit of remembrance moving forward. in washington, i'm jamey graydon. (anchor1) (anchor1) taking a live look

outside-- our sutro camera our sutro camera looking overlooking san francisco (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day all the way to the coast toy. it was hot inland with temperatures soaring into the 90s. even at the coast it wias nice with highs there in the 60s and low 70s. we'll see a little sea breeze tonight but overall offshore winds continue into tomorrow. it will be a very mild well into the evening and only cooling into the 50s and 60s by early morning. on the satellite you can see high pressure over the state bringing us the sunshine. it will bring another day of sunny weather but we may see a few patches of fog late in the day with cooler temperatures at the beach. it will still be hot inland tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will become much cooler with windy

weather on wednesday and thursday with highs as much as 30 degrees cooler. high pressure will return on friday to warm us up into the weekend with mostly sunnu skies. (grant) new tonight at 5... 4 people have been arrested in connection with a stabbing at dolores park in san francisco. the stabbing happened just before 7:30 last night. police arrived after reports of a fight. one man was stabbed-- but is

expected to be okay. police have not yet identified the suspects. (grant) a pilot and passenger are killed after a small plane crashed in petaluma. it happened shortly after takeoff yesterday afternoon. the plane was turning around and heading back to the sonoma county airfield when police say it crashed on a street in petaluma. nobody on the ground was hurt-- but both people on the plane died. the f-a-a and n-t-s-b are currently investigating the crash. the f-a-a says the plane was a two-seat single engine airplane that was built from a kit. (catherine) another big story we're following tonight-- the oakland police department continues to crack down on illegal sideshows... the department tweeted out these photos yesterday. the caption read -- "sideshow units out in full force this weekend. multiple vehicles towed so far today." it's not clear where the sideshows were happening.. (catherine) homeless people living out of their cars in berkeley.... are protesting an eviction notice issued by the city. kron

4's lydia pantazas was at the berkeley marina today....and talked to some of the people fighting to stay. the city of berkeley has posted a warning that if those living in their vehicles in the marina do not move them by this morning, monday, may 28, they will betowed, fined and impounded. most of those living in vehicles down at the marina have been evicted from their housing in berkeley or surrounding cities and/or from long-standing, organized homeless encampments such as the albany bulb. "i wasn't really sure what to think. you know we have been allowed to be here for so long. i just don't understand why we are being asked to move along. you know we are really peaceful, you know never have any run ins with anybody. police never stop by here because there's never a reason for them to." (grant)(grant) coming up... it may

be warm here in the bay area-- but other parts of the country dealt with flash flooding this holiday weekend. we'll take a look at the aftermath in maryland. (catherine) a man risks his life to save a little boy... he's now being praised across the world. we'll show you what happened. (grant) and after the break.. another tale of an over-priced home-- selling over asking in the bay area. we'll take a look at the latest record breaking sale.

chalk up another record- breaking sale in the wild ride that is the bay area real estate market. this time it's sunnyvale in the spotlight. kron four's rob fladeboe takes a look at a deal that is now in the record books, but probably not for long. escrow closed last week on this large, 2-story, single family home on albion court in sunnyvale. the highly sough after home tucked away on a quiet cul de sac in a west side neighborhood sold for $3,150,000 dollars. according to mls listings it's now the city's most expensive single-parcel sale going back at least 18 years. keller williams anne moran was the

broker.anne moran/keller williams "...this house just fit the bill perfectly for my clients, it has the right floor plan, a nice big lot and a big back yard, ready to move in with the right schools..." what does one get for three million dollars in sunnyvale. take a look. there are 5- bedrooms. a state of the art kitchen, hardwood floors and no need for any extensive remodeling. it sits on a huge 12,000 square foot lot, the landscape described as a backyard oasis. it's also very close to google, facebook and other high tech job factories.anne moran/keller williams "....it's close to high tech and frankly it has not reached the heights of palo alto, menlo park and mountain view just yet so it's still relatively affordable compared to those communities..."for the record, the average home in mountain view sells for about 2.4 million. it's $3 million in menlo park and $4 million in palo alto. that $3.15 million for this hosue was 25 percent over the asking price.rob

fladeboe/sunnyvale "...and, of course, there were multiple offers for this home, which was on the markey for just 8 days. in sunnyvale rob fladeboe kron 4 news "it was (sob) sorry, i'm just taking it all in. ... sob." (catherine) devastated lives in a small maryland town after floodwaters destroy its downtown ... for the second time in two years. ellicott is 20 miles west of baltimore on the banks of the patap-sco river, over the weekend, the surrounding hills got more than one foot of rain ... all that water drained through the town's main street.one man is missing after he was swept away.

nat oh my godas the rain poured down, the streets filled with muddy water.mucho natthirty=nine year old eddie hermond stepped into the raging flood to help a woman struggling to save her cat. unfortunately during that effort, they saw him go under the water and not surface. hermond was an air force veteran and member of the maryland national guard. ellicott city's historic downtown dates back to the 17=hundreds..it was nearly wiped out by a devastating flood in 2016.residents say this one was worse."the destruction was just unbelievable. there were trees sticking out everywhere and cars standing up straight, wholly upright, everywhere. buildings wiped out, windows gone, inventory from the stores everywhere. it's all wiped out."hundreds of people had to be pulled from the upper stories of the old buildings.natpolice warned drivers not to drive through the water,some buildings were covered up to their second stories."it was flooded with water, water was coming in through the walls."today, the damage assessment has started,

and the search for the missing good samaritan has not ended. "we're continuing to search for the missing gentleman. nothing is off the table. so we're looking and not concluding any assumptions. so we're continuing to search for the individual.""we're all keeping up hope, he has a lot of friends, an amazing guy. some residents are blaming climate change for two devastating floods in three years. but weather experts say the human impact is more direct: urbanization has reduced the land surface for run-off (grant) subtropical storm alberto makes landfall along the gulf coast this memorial day. this is the first named storm of the 20-18 atlantic hurricane season. alberto hit near laguna beach, florida with sustained winds of 45 miles per hour. alberto is expected to bring heavy rain and flooding to much of the southeast through

the middle of the week. more than a foot of rain could fall in certain spots. and the storm has already claimed the lives of two people. an anchor and photo jounralist from w-y-f-f news in greenville, south carolina were killed today when a tree fell on their s-u-v. (catherine) chief metorologist lawrence karnow is here now to talk about alberto... lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day all the way to the coast today. it was hot inland with temperatures soaring into the 90s. even at the coast it wias nice with highs there in the 60s and low 70s. we'll see a little sea breeze tonight but overall offshore winds continue into mild well into the evening and on cooling into the 50s and 60s by early morning. on the satellite you can see high

pressure over the state bringing us the sunshine. it will bring another day of sunny weather but we may see a few patches of fog late in the day with cooler temperatures at the beach. it will still be hot inland tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will become much cooler with windy weather on wednesday and thursday with highs as much as 30 degrees cooler. high pressure will return on friday to warm us up into the weekend with mostly sunnu skies.

(grant) a new warning in hawaii... winds are firing up and will blow volcanic gases from the kilauea summit. the hawaii county civil defense agency expects the winds to pick up around the fissures on the east rift zone. an explosion sent an ash cloud about 13 thousand feet into the air this morning. sulfur dioxide and ash are continuing to impact air quality and officials encourage limiting the time spent outdoors. the oozing lava has destroyed 82 structures on hawaii's big

island. about 22-hundred acres have been covered in lava since the kilauea volcano eruptions began may third. (catherine) still ahead-- thousands of starbucks locations are closing their doors tomorrow for anti-bias training. what you need to know if you plan on getting a cup of coffee from the chain tuesday.. (grant) plus-- an incredible video shows a man scaling several balconies to save a boy. hear from the man now being called the french spiderman. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message.

i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein (catherine)

starbucks will close more than 8-thousand stores nationwide tomorrow -- to conduct anti- bias training.. the first of many steps the company is taking - to restore its diversity-friendly image... starbucks began lining up bias training experts after the arrestof two black men at a philadephia store last month. the men had asked to use the restroom and refused to buy anything or leave when asked. they'd been waiting for a friend.

starbucks' new policy - 'anyone' can use the restroom without being a customer. although there's a list of new guidelines on dealing with 'disruptive' behavior. the company will train more than 175 thousand employees - in what it calls an 'honest exploration of bias." many stores plan to close their doors at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon-- but check your local starbucks for the exact time (grant) take a look at this... a young man in france is being praised after scaling four floors of a building to rescue a young child dangling from a balcony. from a child dangling rescue a young child dangling from a balcony. the 22-year-old said he was about to watch a soccer match at a nearby restaurant when he saw a lot of people yelling and cars honking. his heroic actions went viral on social media. the man successfully made it to the four-year-old and pulls him to safety. "i saw the child who was about to fall from the balcony. i like children, i would have hate to see him getting hurt in front of me. i ran and i thought of ways to save him. thank god i scaled the front of the building to that balcony." "i got on the top of a door and i managed to

pull myself from balcony to balcony. and thank god, i saved him." "(grant) saved him." "(grant) today-- french president emmanuel macron met with the man to personally thank him for his heroic actions. president macron promised to make him a french national-- and also offered him a job with the parisian fire brigade. (catherine) we're less than a month away from the june election-- and candidates are working to get your votes. next-- we're joined here in the studio by san francisco mayor hopeful amy farah weiss. (grant) plus-- c-h-p officers are out in maximum enforcement as the holiday weekend comes to an end. next-- we'll tell you about a local woman who is now facing d-u-i ááand child endangerment charges. you could save energy by living off the grid.

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tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) now to the north bay... c-h-p officers are out in maximum enforcement as the holiday weekend wraps up. there have been several d-u-i arrest in marin county since friday-- which is when the max enforcement period started. one of the people arrested -- a woman who was swerving on highway 101 near novato. police say she had 2 kids in the car with her... an 18-day- old baby and an 8-year-old child. along with d-u-i... police say the woman was also charged with 2 felony counts of child endangerment. the maximum enforcement period ends tonight at midnight. (grant) also in the north bay. a 18-year-old man is behind bars... arrested for driving under the influence. it happened around eight thirty saturday night on southbound 101... near the robin williams tunnel in marin county. there officers learned that the suspects vehicle overturned. the chp says one of it's aircraft

happened to be nearby and caught that driver trying to flee the scene... officers then found 18-year-old angel negron-clay hiding in the woods. he was arrested for dui and felony hit and run. five people inside the car during the incident....ranging from 16 to 21... were treated at the scene by medics and released. (catherine) in the east bay... alameda county firefighters are investigating a suspicious fire at a preschool center in newark. it happened saturday afternoon at the safari kid preschool. investigators say the school smelled like gasoline when crews arrived. they have confirmed to kron-4 someone broke into the preschool and it appears the fire was intentionally started. the school is closed until further notice. (catherine) a drop-off box is available for voters in downtown berkeley. it's in front of the martin luther king junior civic center building... about a block from the downtown bart station. voters have to submit their

ballots to the drop-off box by election day, june 5th. (grant) in the south bay... an argument at a bar led to a man hitting two people with his car... trapping a woman underneath it. it happened saturday morning at the sports page bar and grill in mountain view. police say a man got into an argument with a mannd woman while inside the bar. the pair was leaving... and the other man got into his car and ran them over. investigators say bystanders pulled the driver out of the car when he tried to drive off all three people involved were hospitalized. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day all the way to the coast today. it was hot inland with temperatures soaring into the 90s. even at the coast it wias nice with highs there in the 60s and low 70s. we'll see a little sea breeze tonight but overall offshore winds continue into tomorrow. it will be a very mild well into the evening and only cooling into the 50s and 60s by early morning. on the satellite you can see high

pressure over the state bringing us the sunshine. it will bring another day of sunny weather but we may see a few patches of fog late in the day with cooler temperatures at the beach. it will still be hot inland tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will become much cooler with windy weather on wednesday and thursday with highs as much as 30 degrees cooler. high pressure will return on friday to warm us up into the weekend with mostly sunnu skies. (catherine) kron 4 is your local election headquarters... tonight we're taking a look at one of the biggest contests ahead of the june election. san francisco will be electing a new mayor. (grant) kron4 has invited all of the mayoral candidates to our studio to talk about their candidacy. we've talked to london breed, jane kim, angela alioto, mark leno, and republican richie greenberg. and joining us tonight--- is amy farah weiss. we'll start with the housing crisis.

normal middle class people can't afford to live here. why are you the person to fix that problem?1. housing (grant) - the cost of housing is forcing people out of the city and the bay area...how do you make this a place where middle class people can afford to live again?moderate2. homeless (catherine) q: the homeless population has exploded in sf. you say it's inhumane. where are you planning to put the homeless and what about those who want to stay on the street? 3. dirty streets (catherinei) q: sf in the national news lately for dirty streets and drug

addicts using out in the open. affecting locals and tourists. how can you clean up the streets of san franciso? 4. crime/chief (grant) police chief bill scott could be leaving after a year in charge...he's a finalist for same job in l0-a. car break ins might be down...but that's still an epidemic that's frustrating residents and leaving tourists dismayed. how do you stabalize the department leadership and keep broken glass off the sidewalks? (grant) (grant)

(catherine) coming up.. an urgent warning from the fbi - foranyone with an internet connection. why they say you need to

re-boot your router immediately..

an urgent warning from the f-b-i -- it's asking people to re-boottheir internet routers... it's an effort to thwart a sophisticated mal-ware system linked to russia.. basically the fbi is suggesting you turn off the device - and then turn it back

on. the malware is capable of blocking web traffic, collecting information,and disabling the devices and disabling the devices entirely. people are also being told to upgrade their device's firmware and to get a new password. it's believed that hundreds of thousands of internet routers have already been infected... (grant) for the second time in two night...the warriors have to win or their season will be over. and there is key injury news for both teams. mark carpenter joins us in studio with a preview of game 7 of the western conference finals..

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warriors-- and the moment we've been waiting for is nearly upon us. game 7 of the western conference finals. (grant) the warriors and rockets facing off in houston....with a trip to the nba finals on the line. tipoff is less than 15 minutes away.... but first, we check in with mark carpenter who joins us with some key

injury updates. mark? a back and a back and forth series comes down to 48-more minutes. but, neither team is at full strength... as a couple of starters will be out of the lineup. will be out of the lineup. we'll start with golden state-- no shocking surprises here. steve kerr made it official today that andre iguodala will miss his 4th straight game with a bone bruise. the warriors are 1-and-2 in ts series without the 2015 finals mvp. for the rockets, big loss for them. chris paul...out of action tonight with a hamstring injury. head coach mike d'antoni made it official about an hour ago. he also missed saturday night's game 6...and despite serious efforts to suit up, it wasn't gonna work out.

the game. lets get the win and get him back. it's the worst thing that could happen to him". "what's important is not thinking about the stakes and repercussions and the judgment that comes. either way, win or lose. it's just about locking in on your job and executing the gameplan, letting loose and letting it fly, we'll see what happens.' "every game in a series takes a different shape, but game 7s are 10 times that. you throw everything you have out there on the floor and one last effort to get a win, so just gotta be ready for anything." worth noting the rockets are 15-and-10 without paul in the lineup. but judging how the warriors outscored houston 64-25 in the 2nd half of game 6, this could get out of hand early. (grant) (grant) the great, clear weather

we are having around the bay area is putting a spotlight on what's in the water. ken wayne is in the newsroom now with the story we are working on for six. (ken) whales cruising near the golden gate... . creating a spectacle for those enjoying the outdoors today. here's video we just got in an hour or so ago... also at six we will meet a northern california couple who is watching kilaeua with high anxiety. every day the lava is inching closer to their home in leilani estates. how they are remaining hopeful. (ken) that story at six.. .but right now, let's get back to the news at five. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day all the way to the coast today. it was hot inland with temperatures soaring into the 90s. even at the coast it wias nice with highs there in the 60s and low 70s. we'll see a little sea breeze tonight but overall offshore winds continue into tomorrow. it will be a very mild well into the evening and only cooling into the 50s and 60s by early morning. on the satellite you can see high pressure over the state bringing us the sunshine. it will bring another day of sunny weather but we may see a

few patches of fog late in the day with cooler temperatures at the beach. it will still be hot inland tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will become much cooler with windy weather on wednesday and thursday with highs as much as 30 degrees cooler. high pressure will return on friday to warm us up into the weekend with mostly sunnu skies. (grant) happening now. the bidding for a private lunch with investor warren buffet ...begins at the relative bargain of $25 thousand bucks. (grant) happening now.

the bidding for a private lunch with investor warren buffet ...begins at the relative bargain of $25 thousand bucks. however by the end of the week... the price will likely top $two million dollars. the high price people are willing to pay for time with buffett...will benefit the glide foundation...which helps

the homeless in san francisco. the winner can invite up to seven friends. and here's a look at the current bidding on e-bay right now... you can see it's already more than 1.5 million dollars. bidding ends on friday. (catherine) next at 5... the major push to ban trans fats world wide. details on what it could mean for your favorite fast food...

(grant) don't feel guilty

about sleeping in late on weekends.(catherine) a new study published in the journal of sleep research... says getting more rest on weekends.. might actually extend your life. researchers found that when people got less sleep during the week... but slept in on weekends...their life expectancy was as good as people who get seven-hours of sleep a night. so catching up on your sleep on weekends seems to be a good idea.. (grant) the world health organization wants to eliminate artificial trans fats from the global food supply... and has a step-by- step strategy on how to do so by 2023.(catherine) jeremy roth has a closer look at the effort and what it means to you. trans fats could disappear from a lot of your favorite foods...if the world health organization gets its way.the organization launched a new initiative in hopes of helping countries kick the trans fat habit.the artificial fatty

acids are made when vegetable oil hardens in a process called hydrogenation.and are used in everything from fried foods to snack foods and baked goods.manufacturers like to use them because they don't spoil as quickly as other fats, extending the shelf -life for those foodsbut health advocates say they can do lasting harm to your health. trans fats are known to raise levels of "bad" cholesterol and increase your risk of heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes.the who is hoping the initiative they're calling "replace" will teach countries how to swap out those artificial trans fats.while some countries and u.s. states have already started moving away from manmade trans fats the goal is to have them removed from all foods by 2023. for today's health minute, i'm jeremy roth. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six.

(pam) thanks grant and catherine... coming up tonight at six.. it is down to the wire.. .. will the golden state warriors move on to another round ... that will be decided tonight.. and the fans are packing oracle arena even though the game is being played in houston. we are there for the chills and thrills. (ken) and remembering those who have fought for this country... what memorial day means to so many families and how they are paying tribute. (pam) and getting up close to a couple of whales swimming by the golden gate. a great day for sightseeing for those on holiday. the news continues next on kron 4 news at six.

"can't wait till tuesday"."monday" "sorry, monday. who said tuesday"? "please don't miss the game (laughs)". (pam)

tonight at 6...kevin durant... did make the flight to houston after all ... game 7 of the western conference finals is getting underway now. it is 'do or die' for the warriors... if they want a chance to repeat against king james and the cavs in the n-b-a finals. (pam)thanks for joining us. i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne.the warriors will need both k-d and steph to perform to pull out a win in houston...since they won't have the support of the hometown fans.kron4's ali reid is at oracle arena in oakland...where dubs faithful are cheering on the team from afar... the warriors may be 2-thousand miles away, but dub nation is

holding them down.some fans have been here all day, waiting for doors to open.it's an exciting time ... it's game 7 of the western conference finals..some folks believe there shouldn't have been a game 7 against the houston rockets ... but we're here... and the warriors have to get their heads in the game tonight.it's do or die for the n-b-a finals.if the warriors win tonight ... and dubnation fans have no doubt they will .... it'll be their 4th straight trip to the finals. and fourth straight matchup against the cavs.as of last night, the cavs are officially the team to beat in the finals. fans here at oracle believe the warriors will play their heart out for that win tonight. sotsotsotsotsotthe warriors won the finals in 2015 ...the cavs took it in 2016....last year, the warriors toothe trophy ....and now this year everyone's looking to see who

will take home the win ...but first, we have to make it through tonight..reporting live from oracle arena ....if the warriors win, it will be their fourth the nba finals and matchup in the championship round against james and the cavaliers, who defeated the boston celtics in game 7 of the eastern conference finals on sunday night the golden state warriors will be hosting a watch party at oracle arena for this evening's game 7 of the western conference finals matchup against the houston rockets. fans are invited to attend the watch party, with doors opening at 5 p.m., as the warriors battle the rockets in an elimination game for a trip to the nba finals to play against lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. tickets are available for $20 at warriors.com. parking at the arena will be $10. the game is scheduled to tip-off at 6 p.m. part of the proceeds from the watch party ticket sales will be going to warriors community foundation and the aeg oakland community foundation. 87-79. it is james' eighth straight appearance in the nba finals. the warriors have won two out of the last three nba championships, losing in seven games to cleveland in 2016 and defeating games in 2015 and five games in 2017. if the rockets win, it will be their first nba finals appearance back-to-back titles in 1994 and 1995.wanna see some heartrematch between the warriors and the cavs warriors and between the rematch between the warriors and the cavs

to allow us that individual liberty> (ken) gubernatorial candidate and former mayor of san francisco gavin newsom among those honoring honoring the men and women who died to protect our freedom on this memorial day. kron 4's terisa estacio reports from san francisco... where people gathered at the national cemetery to pay tribute to those who died serving our country. it was a special day here at sf national cemetary. today marked the 150 anniversary of the annual memorial day celebration. . but before things got underway to honor the many who gave their life for their country. there were dozens working behind the scenes to get everything ready. there were flowers to be laid on each of the grave sites there were chairs to be set up for the nearly 2k expected. i spoke with some of the volunteers who got up very early to be here and make this day possible for others. alexandria wilson, volunteer. i am honored to be here. adam

silva. i like it because i get to honor those who fought for our country. q. you put up chairs? yeah. and you got up early, very early, yeah. here in sf, terisa estacio kron four news (bagpipers)(pam) san jose's oak hill cemetary was the backdrop for one of the south bay's most widely attended memorial day ceremonies.. there are 14- thousand veterans buried at oak hill. each and every grave was decorated with an american flag. news kron four terisa estacio kron four news (bagpipers)(pam) san jose's oak hill cemetary was the backdrop for one of the south bay's most

widely attended memorial day ceremonies.. there are 14- thousand veterans buried at oak hill. each and every grave was decorated with an american flag. roughly 5- thousand people were expected to attend one or more .... of four separate events at oak hill .. honoring veterans throughout the day.. francis mcvey/veterans council of santa clara county(pam) this year's observance featured exhibits including vintage tanks.. also a fly-by from a fully -restored vietnam war- era huey helicopter. (ken) and near the state capitol -- retired marines presented the wreath at the sacramento valley national cemetery. hundreds came out to

the cemetery to show their support for the lives lost in battle. people at the cemetery placed flowers and american flags near tombstones, honoring and remembering the california men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice. (ken) one memorial day observance marked it's 77th year here in the bay area. kron4's haaziq madyun show's us the ceremony in san bruno. there are 143-thousand military service men and women buried here at the golden gate national cemetary in san bruno. they have served in the civil war and every major war that has followed since thensot on this memorial day there were proud representative s from each branch of the u.s. military like retired u.s. army staff sergeant leo mcardle who comes from a long line of family members who

have served their countysot sotmadge fordyce speaks for women of her day who supported the war effort back at home. they were called rosie the riveters. still going stong at the age of 94, fordyce says the experience is one that changed her lifesot sot about 300 scouts with the help of their familes, veterans and volunteers all pitched in to place flags on nearly 113-thousand grave sites. i sight to behold on this memorial day...in san bruno haaziq madyun kron4news a live look outside right now... (ken) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day karnow: it was lawrence

karnow. lawrence meteorologist with chief zone forecast at the four our first look as we get (ken)now... outside right a live look kron4newsmadyun kron4news a live look outside right a live look outside right now... (ken) as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a

beautiful day all the way to the coast today. it was hot inland with temperatures soaring into the 90s. even at the coast it wias nice with highs there in the 60s and low 70s. we'll see a little sea breeze tonight but overall offshore winds continue into tomorrow. it will be a very mild well into the evening and only cooling into the 50s and 60s by early morning. on the satellite you can see high pressure over the state bringing us the sunshine. it will bring another day of sunny ather but we may see a few patches of fog late in the day with cooler temperatures at the beach. it will still be hot inland tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s, 70s and 80s around the bay coast. it will become much cooler with windy weather on wednesday and thursday with highs as much as 30 degrees cooler. high pressure will return on friday to warm us up into the weekend with mostly sunnu skies.

(pam) new tonight at 6. a santa rosa resident is behind bars .... after allegedly driving under the influence and crashing into another vehicle. the accident happened at 3-30 in the morning near stony point road and hearn avenue. officers arrived to two cars both deemed.. unable to drive. three people were hospitalized in the crash... two were in the toyota prius and one in the honda civic... police say, it was the driver of the civic, jaime arias- garfias, who had been drinking alcohol and was arrested on multiple charges. (ken) police say four people have been arrested in connection with a stabbing at dolores park in san francisco. the stabbing happened just before 7:30 last night. police say they responded

to the park after reports of a fight. the man who was stabbed is expected to recover. police aren't releasing the names of the suspects yet. (ken) in the north bay.... the identities of a pilot and passenger who died after a small plane crash in petaluma have yet to be released. the crash happened shortly after take off yesterday afternoon. witness said it sounded like the plane was having engine problems... and was turning around and heading back to the airport when it crashed in a street about half a mile from the runway. nobody on the ground was hurt-- but both people on the plane died. the f-a-a and n-t-s-b are currently investigating the crash. the f-a-a says the plane was a two-seat single engine r-v that is home-built from a kit. (pam) homelessness in berkeley is a growing challenge ..... and now, some of those who are homeless are facing eviction from their temporary situations.. the city of berkeley has posted a warning, that if those living in their vehicles in the marina, do not move them by today.. monday, may 28, they will be towed, fined and impounded. most

of those living in vehicles at the marina say they have been evicted from their housing in berkeley or surrounding cities.... and/ or from long- standing, organized homeless encampments, such as the albany bulb. one woman who has been living there since october, was stunned when she heard the news. "i wasn't really sure what to think. you know we have been allowed to be here for so long. i just don't understand why we are being asked to move along. you know we are really peaceful, you know never have any run ins with anybody. police never stop by here because there's never a reason for them to."(pam) there were signs about the deadline on these barriers put up by the city... but they were replaced with signs, like these which say - "dont take our homes away." (ken) coming up.. the bay area gearing up to vote tuesday june 5th... we talk with our political analyst ... and take a look at some of the hot races you'll need to know about .. (pam) another northern california couple struggling with the fear.. that lava from the kilauea

volcano will consume their retirement dream home in paradise.. (ken) and next.. a wounded teacher who risked his life to save students.. when a teen ager walked in with weapons .. speaks publicly for the first time since the shooting..

my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. the indiana

middle school teacher who tackled an armed student on friday - and was shot in the process - is speaking publicly about what happened. catherine heenan is here with details on what jason seaman is saying...

catherine. (catherine) when people heard that jason seaman was shot three times friday - they initially feared the worst... he's the science teacher who was in the classroom where a student walked in with two handguns friday. he tackled the boy and is credited with ending the incident quickly. jason was not seriously injured.... and today - somewhat reluctantly agreed to talk about the shooting. jason seaman/ teacher who stopped school shooteras a person who isn't looking for attention nor entirely comfortable with the situation i'm currently in, i want to make it clear that my actions on that day in my mind were the only acceptable actions i could have done given the circumstances. i deeply care for my students and their well-being. so that is why did what i did that day. he spoke briefly and didn't add any new details. he did talk about the 13-year-old girl who was shot friday - calling her courage amazing. she's still

listed in critical condition but doctors say she's improving. the student gunman is in custody. police have not publicly identified him or talked about a possible motive. pam and ken? ( pam ) it is election season .. the june 5th primary is a week and a day away now... and there are a number of key races around the bay area..(ken) among the high profile races... the election for mayor in san francisco... who will fill the seat left behind when mayor ed lee passed away unexpectedly last year.. joining us via skype - political analyst michael yaki.

(ken) the atlantic hurricane season doesn't officially begin until june first, but today the first storm of 2018 made landfall in florida. two tv news people were killed covering the storm near the florida- south carolina border. sub- tropical storm alberto made landfall near laguna beach east of pensacola with sustained winds of 45 miles per hour. alberto is expected to bring heavy rain and flooding to much of the southeast through the middle of the week. for more on this and

our bay area forecast... here's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day all the way to the coast today. it was hot inland with temperatures soaring into the 90s. even at the coast it wias nice with highs there in the 60s and low 70s. we'll sea little sea breeze tonight but overall offshore winds continue into tomorrow. it will be a very mild well into the evening and only cooling into the 50s and 60s by early morning. on the satellite you can see high pressure over the state bringing us the sunshine. it will bring another day of sunny weather but we may see a few patches of fog late in the day with cooler temperatures at the beach. it will still be hot inland tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will become much cooler with windy weather on wednesday and thursday with highs as much as 30 degrees cooler. high pressure will return on friday to warm us up into the weekend with mostly sunnu skies. ( pam ) still ahead.. more on alberto and the big risks some people are

taking to hit the water and the waves... as the storm comes ashore in florida.. florida.. ashore in storm comes waves... as the skies.mostly sunnu weekend with mostly sunnu skies. skies. mostly sunnu skies. ( pam ) still ahead..

more on alberto and the big risks some people are taking to hit the water and the waves... as the storm comes ashore in florida.. (ken) and next... the f-b-i sounding the alarm for everyone with a computer .. there is a new malware that could affect your wi-fi ... we'll explain the risks, and tell you what to do to avoid it.

an urgent warning from the f-b-i -- the bureau is asking people to re-boot their internet routers... it is an effort to thwart a sophisticated mal-ware system linked to russia. catherine heenan is here with the latest details.. (catherine) the fbi says that as many as a half- milliondevices in 54 countries could already be infected.. the agency wants people to turn off their routers, and then turn them on again. the malware is capable of blocking web traffic, and collecting information that passes

through home and office routers. it can also disable the devices entirely. the sophisticated malware system is believed to be the same - as the one used to hack in to the democratic national committee -- before the 2016 presidential election.. people are also being told to upgrade their device's firmware and to get a new password. pam and ken? (pam) coming up.... the way you use the internet is about to change... internet user protections are going to be rolled back .. we will let you know what to expect.. (ken) also ahead.. police in a struggle with a woman on a beach .. what led up to the punching you'll see.. in a video that has now gone viral.. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

(pam) a woman gets punched repeatedly by a police officer on a new jersey beach.you can see the incident in this video... now going viral... it was captured by a bystander.(ken) authorities say she was drunk and acting violently. others say the officers were acting too harshly.grant lodes joins us now with what happened. this happened over the weekend ... a scuffle between 20 year old emily weinman and police. weinman says wildwood police officers approached her asking approached her asking about underage drinking. she admitted having an un-opened bottle of alcohol. the situation apparently devolved.

weinman says she refused to identify herself. tensions now up, police, through a news release, say weinman spit on an officer and kicked another in the groin. witness julia cortez had been napping when all of the sudden.... back.">try to push us all back."> (grant) the city confirms the two officers have been placed on administrative duty while they investigate. the wildwood police chief did say he is alarmed by the video but he won't be rushing to judgment. as for emily weinman - she remains in serious trouble... facing three charges of aggravated assault of an officer. its unclear what her bail situation is. (ken)thanks grant.(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories.

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uniform">sotin san bruno haaziq madyun kron4news lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day all the way to the coast today. it was hot inland with temperatures soaring into the 90s. even at the coast it wias nice with highs there in the 60s and low 70s. we'll see a little sea breeze tonight but overall offshore winds continue into lawrence lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day all the way to the coast today. it was hot inland with temperatures soaring into the 90s. even at the coast it wias nice with highs there in the 60s and low 70s. we'll see a little sea breeze tonight but overall offshore winds continue into tomorrow. it will be a very mild well into the evening and only cooling into the 50s and 60s by early morning. on the satellite you can see high

pressure over the state bringing us the sunshine. it will bring another day of sunny weather but we may see a few patches of fog late in the day with cooler temperatures at the beach. it will still be hot inland tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will become much cooler with windy weather and thursday with highs as much as 30 degrees cooler. high pressure will return on friday to warm us up into the weekend with mostly sunnu skies. (pam) the obama - era net neutrality rules were enacted to regulate internet service providers... and protect internet users ...(ken) they prevent those providers -- the largest being comcast, a-t & t, and verizon -- from blocking internet content... throttling bandwidth... and enabling paid

prioritization for specific websites.and as of june 11 -- the federal communications commission is rolling net neutrality back. (pam) these new rules are definitely going to affect the way internet providers do business.. however, the big changes will likely roll out slowly ... so, what should consumers be on the look out for? mary moloney has details in today's consumer watch. though major internet service providers say the web will remain essentially unchanged after net neutrality rules are rolled back --according to consumer reports -- there are a few things consumers should keep an eye out for once deregulation goes into effect. zero-rating plans -- also called sponsored data plans -- allow customers to access a specific service without using data.i-s-p's use zero-rating plans to promote a particular service -- usually one they own or have a stake in. data caps -- are expected to become widespread for broadband service.if customers hit their data limit, i-s-p's could either throttle their bandwidth, or charge fees for

increased data usage. paid- prioritization -- enables i-s-p's to charge access fees to content providers like google, facebook, and netflix... in order to send content to consumers --and the fees could vary, depending on the bandwidth required. companies that pay more are essentially given higher priority.paid prioritization can lead to price hikes for internet accesscontent providers can raise subscription rates or monthly fees for customers in order to offset the cost of access fees. and the last major concern is blocked contenti-s-p's could change their terms of service to censor content deemed offensive or immoral.or they could block websites or apps that offer competing services to their own.the most effective way for consumers to protect themselves from any upcoming change is to read the fine print on their service plans.i-s-p's will have to disclose changes they make because of deregulation -- so consumers should have access to updated information about data caps... paid- prioritization... or any other changes a service provider may make.for consumer watch, i'm mary moloney.

(ken) new tonight at 6... you're looking at video of lava spewing out of fissure 7 on hawaii's big island. it is the fissure that is sending lava to the geothermal plant in the area. the lava is making its way down makumai street in the leilani estates area. the effects of the continuing eruptions are being felt here in california as well. a couple in san joaquin county, kathy and gene morgan, say their retirement home in leilani estates is less than 200 yards away from the molten lava.< we thought our house would be destroyed already. the first two weeks were really hard. it is more than a home. it's our future.> (ken) the couple says they don't the couple (ken) the couple says they don't have lava insurance.... so if their home is destroyed,

they lose everything. they are planning to fly out to their home to salvage what they can to donate to the people who have already lost everything.... as well as volunteer at local shelters. ( pam) coming up.... what a fabulous sight ... whales enjoying the holiday weekend in the waters just off the golden gate bridge.. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message.

i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein (pam) if you were hanging

out by the golden gate bridge yesterday, you might have

noticed a whale of a show near the bay.(ken) that's right... these photographs of a humpback and an apparent baby whale were sent in by a viewer. we can see at least two whales in these pictures... certainly a great thing to see .... particularly after all the recent sightings of dead whales across the bay area. (pam) and these just in to the kron4 newsroom... more whales sighted today. the viewer who sent these in called them the "splash brothers 2..." and said it was a good omen for tonight's warriors game. coming up.. sports.. tonight is the night... we'll have an update on how the warriors are doing against the rockets tonight.... in game seven of the western conference finals... plus.. a profile of a three time superbowl champion ... one of the greatest 49er offensive linemen ever.. mark carpentar will tell you who .. mark is up next with all the sports. (ken) and after the break.. another tale of a home -- selling over asking in the bay area. we'll take a look at the latest record breaking sale.

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keeping tabs on the red hot real estate market in the bay area.... and one of the hottest spots seems to be sunnyvale.(ken) kron four's rob fladeboe has the details about a recent record-breaking sale. escrow closed last week on this large, 2-story, single family home on albion court in sunnyvale. the highly sough after home tucked away on a quiet cul de sac in a west side neighborhood sold for $3,150,000 dollars. according to mls listings it's now the city's most expensive single-parcel sale going back at least 18 years. keller williams anne moran was the broker.anne moran/keller williams "...this house just fit the bill perfectly for my clients, it has the right floor plan, a nice big lot and a big back yard, ready to move in with the right schools..." what does one get for three million dollars in sunnyvale. take a look. there are 5- bedrooms. a state of the art kitchen, hardwood floors and no need for any extensive remodeling. it sits on a huge 12,000 square foot lot, the landscape described as a backyard oasis. it's also

very close to google, facebook and other high tech job factories.anne moran/keller williams "....it's close to high tech and frankly it has not reached the heights of palo alto, menlo park and mountain view just yet so it's still relatively affordable compared to those communities..."for the record, the average home in mountain view sells for about 2.4 million. it's $3 million in menlo park and $4 million in palo alto. that $3.15 million for this hosue was 25 percent over the asking price.rob fladeboe/sunnyvale "...and, of course, there were multiple offers for this home, which was on the markey for just 8 days. in sunnyvale rob fladeboe kron 4 news newsfladeboe kron 4 sunnyvale rob just 8 days. in sunnyvale rob fladeboe kron 4 newsnews

here we go-- game 7 of the western conference finals underway in houston. warriors trying to get back to a 4th straight finals both teams without some key starters... no andre iguodala for golden state and the rockets playing on without chris paul. we have a quick update from texas-- rockets up 36-25 in the second quarter a pretty ugly start...warriors shot 36- percent from the field, with the rockets making only 31- percent of their field goals. klay thompson...had to sit out early...after getting 3 fouls within the first four minutes. we'll have full highlights later tonight. while that is going on, lebron james waiting to see if he's flying to houston or oakland when the finals begin later this week. james..punched his ticket to an 8th-consecutive finals last night... after another masterful performance in game 7 against the celtics in boston. he played all 48 minutes...and ended with a line of 35-points, 15-boards, and 9-assists. let's hear

from the king. "the bigger the stage, the bigger the player. he's been doing it for us since we've been here. the great quote from the great doc rivers is you always want to go into a game seven with the best player and we have the best player on our team going into a game seven i like our chances and he delivered again.""we started on september 25th. that's every day. every day that you're totally focused on this, and he's gone past that eight straight times. it's ridiculous."

inury, but he wasn't even there to support the team because apparently he was getting nasal surgery. this stems from when he got hit in the face earlier this season... today-- general manager danny ainge had some entertaining comments about the procedure. "i don't think he wanted to be seen, he's a really good looking guy. he can't ruin he's movie career." kron4 recently had the honor of sitting down with each of the inductees of this years' bay area sports hall of fame class. as usual, the group was stacked.. it included matt cain, tim hardaway, brandi chastain, john mcvay, and the man who was a force of nature on a few 49ers championship offensive lines-- harris barton. kim smith has the story. "two-time all-pro offensive lineman harris barton sent a decade in the nfl with his beloved 49ers, 10 years folled with some of the greatest memories of the franchise. and it al started with one important call." "it was bill

walsh on the phone. he said hey, watch the tv because we're getting ready to take you with the 22nd pick in the draft.""and not to be intimidated, barton walked into a locker room full of future hall of famers, joe montana, steve young, ronnie lott, and jerry rice.he quickly learned the 49er way."the first thing i saw with the 49ers when i came in here was, sure they were great players. they were great people, but the one thing about the 49ers and why the 49ers have been successful for so may year was that, hey, the best players worked the hardest.""he immediately added value up front, but the goal is always a championship.""the way it worked with the 49ers was, if you didn't win a soper bowl it was not a successful year.""barton won his first ring as the niners defeated cincinnati for their third lombardi trophy."at the 10-yard-line, 39 seconds remaining. back to throw montana. steps back, throws...john taylor!" "the first thing that comes to mind is, gosh, john taylor. evrey time i watch nfl films it's like, john taylor catching that bal. i keep waiting on him to drop it, and

he never does,... haha. i tell all my friends, i've never been to a super bowl, but i worked in three, hahahaha." "a pro-bowler and three-time super bowl champion, all with one franchise. harris barton's hard work in the trenches will forever be anchored in the history of the 49ers." time now to talk some a's-- oakland welcoming the rays to the coliseum. --a little afternoon baseball. two warriors fans have the place to themselves in the 2nd deck. --hardly any offense in this one.. we pick it up in the 9th, game. , 2-on for stephen piscotty...but he strikes out and the game going to extra innings. a's 0-for-6 in scoring position. --top 13th-- tampa bay has run at 2nd..smith...slaps a right...just of jed lowrie. run comes home and zip. --bottom of the frame, the a's down to out..olson...facing and trying to something doesn't --a's lose 1- the giants rockies in right now, highlights (ken) in fresno... when the national anthem isn't played before a game...the crowd takes matters into its own hands.we'll show you what happened after the break.

it's the story of our nation. john chiang's father came here with little money, but big dreams for a better future. now john has a chance to make history. a champion of the underdog, john took on wells fargo when it ripped off working families. and against the odds, he helped saved california from financial disaster during the great recession. ...leaving more to invest in progressive priorities like education, healthcare and affordable housing. john chiang. the proven, progressive leader we need for california's future.

i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein

star spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave (cheering)> (pam) fans at fresno state's margie wright diamond .... broke into an impromptu acapella rendition... of the

national anthem friday night. they were told the star spangled banner would not be played before the central section softball championship game ... so fans took matters into their own hands. tournament organizers say, they did not plan to play the anthem for that game because they had already done so, before the first game of the day. however, they now say, that was a mistake... and that they will play the anthem before áeveryá game from now on. (pam) surfers in pensacola beach,lorida, spent the day, ignoring the warnings and braving the storm to ride some big waves before the full force of alberto rolls in. (ken) they were out there just after a surfer went missing in the water near a fishing pier. chad peatree has the story. chad: despite high winds and harsh surf, more than a dozen surfers were out taking their chances with conditions they rarely see. keir garrett, gulf breeze: it's hurricane surf, well tropical storm surf and you kind of wait for this for months at a time. chad petri, cpetri@wkrg.com: most of these surfers are local and say experience matters--most of them say it's always safer to surf with a buddy but everyone has their limits. jerod wright, gulf breeze: i guess when your friends say i

don't want to go out, when the wind's bad if you're not experienced, if you haven't been doing it for a long time you might want to just wait because it's always going to drop kyle buck, gulf breeze: until you get out past the breakers, it's like being in a washing machine is the best description i can give you. chad: why do it even though it could be super dangerous kyle: just that one good ride is worth it, it's like golf. chad: other surfers say it's a thrill, if they can stay safe. (ken)that was chad (ken) (ken) that was chad (ken) that was chad peatree reporting.the coast guard paused its search for a missing surfer... saying conditions were unsafe for search crews to be out looking for the man. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day all the way to the coast today. it was hot

inland with temperatures soaring into the 90s. even at the coast it wias nice with highs there in the 60s and low 70s. we'll see a little sea breeze tonight but overall offshore winds continue into tomorrow. it will be a very mild well into the evening and only cooling into the 50s and 60s by early morning. on the satellite you can see high pressure over the state bringing us the sunshine. it will bring another day of sunny weather but we may see a few patches of fog late in the day with cooler temperatures at the beach. it will still be hot inland tomorrow with highs in the upper 80s and low 90s, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will become much cooler with windy weather on wednesday and thursday with highs as much as 30 degrees cooler. high pressure will return on friday to warm us up into the weekend with mostly sunnu skies.

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