>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us on the kron. 00:00am morning news on marty gonzales. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday may 30th that a lot to get to this morning, but we do want to start you off with a check of your weather forecast going to get warm. it sure is going to be downright hot and days far as their tell us more about that. heidi. >> well, marty, good morning and good morning, everybody. we're probably going to feel today very much like a tuesday will be after we get through the real scorcher coming on our memorial day. it's really going to feel every bit like the start of summer, if you will, with temperatures really

bouncing above 100 inland golden gate bridge. the fog is lifting off a little quicker today that we saw from yesterday. we see the sun appearing in there and they're very nicely. here's the map to grow to get to know very well. the oranges still remain in place. that's the heat advisory technically kicking in tomorrow that covers over the east bay hills, not the santa clara valley and not the peninsula. but it will be plenty hot even today up in the north bay. we're also looking at that as well. but solano county, you have an excessive heat warning going on. that's for tomorrow. and for tuesday, look at bay area temperatures. right now we're in the 50's across most of the region. not a bad start in actually we're a little bit ahead already and just going to continue to build on that. you're going to notice it much warmer in those inland valleys today contrasted with yesterday. little bit of a week on shore when not much of one. so let's try these numbers out. 73 going on by 11 by 2. we're talking 87 highs today in the inland valleys in some spots. well, in the 90's and were to be topping off at 100 plus for tomorrow. look at

your 4 zone forecast coming up. all in a bit martin. well, ok, dave, thanks a lot. we begin with breaking news overnight from south florida where police are searching for the shooters who opened fire at a banquet hall killing 2 people injuring more than 20 this all happened in miami. dade county. according to local news outlets. the banquet hall. >> was rented out for a concert. 3 people got out of an suv and shot at the crowd inside all victims were taken to the hospital. police believe this was a targeted incident. >> and back here in the bay area as investigators continue to search for clues and evidence in wednesday's deadly shooting at the vta rail yard, family and friends are remembering the 9 victims who were killed that day. and the attack in san jose today we are remembering 63 year-old abdi a on done. >> as kron four's, phillipe check. all reports he was a man who loved his work and his family. >> we are just in shock and

disbelief that this actually happened on wednesday megan staker says the world lost a great man and 63 year-old abdi alaghmandan megan is the girlfriend of abbvie's youngest of 2 sons and knew him for 5 years. when we spoke over the phone. she described a devoted family man with a quick wit and singular mission in life to make others happy he loved his plants and flowers. he. >> was always making sure the how anything around the house is organizing perfect. what a meme is. you know, always just here wanted to take care of us who love taking care of his family and being around family. he worked for the valley transportation authority for decades serving most recently as a substation maintainer. >> this after immigrating from iran after the revolution give up the people that he worked >> he was he would call his throughout the you know, and just talk to her.

>> and he was always joking around with his coworkers saying. all everyone at work, lock them. in a statement abbvie's nephew see done says, quote. >> he was a no nonsense guy. he had a great work ethic and worked really hard to have the things he did. i don't even want to think about life without him like. >> he was such a big part of our it's going to be very. >> long, difficult road to healing abdi lived in castro valley. >> his burial is planned for thursday. phillipe djegal kron 4 news. >> and happening tonight union city is holding a vigil for the 9 people killed in the attack. it was organized by the community as a way to honor those lost and to pray for their families. it starts at 5 o'clock this evening at charles f kennedy park in union city. you can find more information about it on our website at kron 4 dot com. one

santa clara county agency continues to offer services to those who are coping with the aftermath of the vta shooting. the district attorney's office is set up a hotline offering counseling that hotline is available next week from 8 until 5 and the number is 4 o 8, 2. '09, 8, 3, 5, 6, telehealth is operating at the same hours today and tomorrow and then from 11 to 7 beginning tuesday. you can connect with a counselor on zoom. they also have in-person counseling services available this week at the santa clara county administration building that's located at 70 west hedding street. >> meanwhile, the a light rail system will remain suspended until further notice. that's according to officials within the agency. instead, they're going to continue using buses to get people where they need to be while reconstruction at the railyard takes place. now, while we remember the victims whose lives were taken we're also learning more about the man responsible for that

attack. >> yeah. the santa clara county sheriff's office has revealed that sam cassidy had been planning of the shooting spree for a long time. authorities have been investigating the gunman's home since the morning of the shooting combing it for evidence and they found a disturbing, an extensive amount of arsenal weapons, including a dozen guns. 22,000 rounds of ammunition several cans of gasoline and molotov cocktails investigators also say there's evidence to suggest he purposely set the home on fire. >> by putting ammunition and a pot on the stove and turning the burner on eventually it all went up in flames. it took a couple of days for authorities to put all this information together and part of the reason it took this long was because the house was cluttered mess. the san jose bomb squad was deployed on friday to investigate a suspicious device in the home. >> which was determined not to be a threat in more developing news. we're also learning that cassidy had a history with the federal government.

>> that's right. in 2016 he was detained by us customs officers after a trip to the philippines. and at that time they found him with books about terrorism and writings expressing how much he hated the rail yard and his colleagues. it turns out that information was not passed on to local authorities. >> and authorities have been investigating the gunman's home since the morning of the shooting combing it for evidence as we mentioned, learning more about what we found about what they found. and you can find it all on our website at kron 4 dot com where we have a section with everything you need to know about wednesday's mass shooting so you can grab the phone and scan. this qr code that you see on your screen with information, including how you can help the victims. families. >> coming up here on the kron 4 morning news has more bay area residents get themselves vaccinated. the need for those vaccine sites is actually dwindling. we're going to tell you which ones our closing down. plus people are flocking

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>> in the east bay oakland. firefighters are looking into the cause of a fire at the sunshine biscuits building. it happened saturday. take a look at the video. a plume of black smoke visible for several miles. this is video from the oakland fire department officials say that the 2 alarm

fire began on the 4th floor deck of the building and then made its way inside it was first reported shortly before 2 o'clock saturday afternoon. it took crews only about an hour and a half to put out the fire. the 79 year-old building has both commercial and residential units. there. fortunately no injuries were reported. >> a police officer's recovering after being attacked and injured in san francisco's chinatown. this all happened friday night sfpd says the officer was responding to reports of someone making threats in the 600 block of kenny street. they say after the officer made contact with the suspect. the man attacked him causing non life threatening injuries, more officers arrived and were able to arrest that suspect. dave. >> we're clearing out some of that fog pretty earlier than yesterday, although the bay bridge toll plaza still overcast not for long 73. it looks like by 11 by 2 o'clock. we're pushing into the 80's and 90's could be expected inland. a look at your sunday forecast right around the bend.

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>> good morning, everybody. welcome back on this long holiday weekend. hope you're enjoying it may be sleeping in a little bit. yeah, maybe it's a little foggy this morning is

some parts, but we know it's going to get really, really hot later on today and into tomorrow for sure. dave sphar has got your day. yeah. guys. it's really be turning it up big time for tomorrow. much that we've been talking about still looks to be on target in much the same, although it can change. we'll keep you updated any changes happen on that front. but the fog and coastal clouds still in place here at half moon, bay. yes, those stubborn spots along the coast. they will clear out for today. but in the week ahead, it looks like after monday. those temperatures are going to plow back down again. we're going to see this kind of routine with those clouds remaining the late morning hours throughout the week. rest of the bay area will be slower to recover. here's a look at the golden gate bridge were taken care of the fog. very nicely thus far the map is the same that you remember, but it can change. but thus far we go to the heat advisory over the east bay hills in the north bay. that will happen tomorrow for one day, solano county or excessive heat warning. that's for 2 days monday and tuesday temperature check. we're pretty much in the 50's. 49 at the santa

rosa. but you'll be climbing later today. our forecast calls for morning clouds fog and hot, though, going on 70's coast, 80's bay 90's happening in la nice little tidy way of getting everybody involved here for memorial day. very hot 100 plus well, inland and then for 90's, for parts of the bay 70's at the coast going on. so beautiful day in terms of activity. and then for the week ahead, mostly sunny for the bay. those coastal clouds back again, lingering through much of the day and 60's for the coast 70's for the bay 80's inland so it's going remain pretty warm. still going on for a lot of those inland valleys now around the immediate. they've got 74 going on san francisco. that's a big jump from yesterday's. you'll feel it 76 going on for oakland. 87 san jose, which is still kind of modest, of course, or 4 zone forecast. we'll check in the santa clara valley. and so but well inland, those numbers will be into the 90's and approaching near by tomorrow. look at that. santa rosa, not waiting 99 today 96 antioch in concord, 93 for livermore. so

those warm inland spots are already jumping ahead. more to come for tomorrow. we'll take a look at your 4 zone forecast coming up. and a bit. for your health as more people are getting the covid-19 vaccine. many of them will be traveling. >> analysts say more than 37 million americans are expected to be traveling this memorial day weekend. we've been reporting on packed planes for the first time since the pandemic began. so since the pandemic began. so health expert count wal here to remind us of some very important air safety precautions and karen, these tips go far beyond just wearing a mask. >> right. and because we've been so focused on the mask about be a good time to remind everybody that some of the other things that we should. which in where and not wear. well, we're on the plane. that sounds good. so number one, before we even get into that, we need to focus on getting in because if in an emergency

that something happened yet. that you will most likely have to get down on the floor and crawl. if there's any smoke in the plane. i know a lot of people have difficulty with that. so, yeah, if you're planning a trip this would be good time to to start working on it and it be a good motivator to to start being able to get down and croft maybe get going with a stretching and some yoga to become more flexible. karen. >> also also it really comes down the materials that we wear as well, doesn't it. >> yes. so you we don't want to wear anything synthetic. you know, like the rain on the nylon. those the polyester, those are the things that will melt. doesn't have to be on fire, but it could just be close enough to any heat will melt and it will melt on your flash and then you'll get a critical burns. so you want to

stick with fabrics that are natural. you know, the caught and that will lead other those type of thing. so make sure you read the label before you get on the plane. and of course, you know, we want to scare anybody. we're just we're talking about worst-case scenarios here. >> but at the same the same time we do want to let people know there are some clothes that would be more helpful to wear on board as opposed to others. >> right in those and jeans. those are because their cotton, they're heavy. any kind of extra protection. you know, so think about cotton from head to toe other. and you've even your socks. you know, if you have a choice, go with the the better choice. yeah. that that's that's a great point. you know, another another thing is as we head into the summer time here on this memorial day weekend. >> with a lot of folks traditionally would short skirts cut offs flip-flops on board the plane if they're heading to some place like hawaii, southern california, maybe florida. not a great idea. is it.

>> no, because if something does happen, you have no protection skin is totally exposed and and you want to wear shoes luck to wear flip-flops. but it's better to wear clothes shoes. so in case something happens and no heels because in the case in the event you need to go down there evacuation chute. you don't want to puncture it with your heels. so definitely something comfortable and something closed and make sure think about long sleeves, long pants and even a scarf to cover your face. >> this is one time with heaven forbid. should there be a plane. this is one time and 97 mask would really help out. wouldn't. >> yes, that just a regular mask. well, but then 95 will protect you from some of those particulates so think about that. instead of just your ordinary mask. >> one thing that you also to see on passengers on board a plane is layering of clothing.

explain why that is helpful. >> well, that's that's a really good idea because if in the event something catches fire. you have layers of protection. the more layers you have the more your skin is protected. and and you know what it is kind of chilly on planes. yeah. so, you know, having those extra layers is is good for that too. but yeah. think layers t-shirt launcher and then jack >> and to reiterate what you said earlier. also think not only layers but think about 100% cotton wall. something this a natural fiber. >> writes something you have. those fabrics will still are still flammable, but they're not going to melt like the synthetics are. >> one thing to get away from clothing but is just as important is a medical id tag or bracelet. >> right. so if you have any kind of condition. it's a good idea to wear a medical id. and

if you're in some type emergency situation. oftentimes that triggers maybe an asthma attack or a heart attack. so you want to have that information on you. not someplace that in your bag as you probably won't have your bag with you. if you're evacuating has a great point. and, you know, nowadays with with covid and so many people. >> being ultra aware of our health. it is a great idea. just in general to have the medical information either on a necklace, on a on a wrist band. some place that easily accessible for the flight attendant. >> oh, absolutely. and whenever i asked this question, most people do not have that. i'm medical id when they do have some type of medical condition. so, you know, think about that. and in always be prepared. >> yeah. that that is the bottom line. karen, thank you so much. enjoy the holiday and we'll see you next week. >> right. eye. we'll be right back.

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>> in the east bay all covid-19 vaccinations offered at the alameda county fairgrounds will now be moving to other health care facilities. the fairground vaccination site opened back in february. more than 140,000 vaccine doses were administered they're serving more than 75,000 people

starting tomorrow, though vaccinations will now take place at stanford health care, valley care and sutter health campus us. >> and in the the number fully immunized people in marin county continues to rise. and because of that, the county is closing 2 vaccine shot of sites. they're at the marine county fairgrounds. also the brain health and wellness center. those sites to deliver delivered a combined 120,000 doses since they opened last december staffing from those 2 sites will be transition to support mobile vaccination clinics that are scheduled to continue through the summer. >> the united states continues to make steady progress in getting more americans vaccinated about 166 million people have now received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine that's more than half of the country's population. new numbers from the centers for disease control and prevention also show about 40% of americans are fully vaccinated within those numbers. 75 1% of people 65

and older are fully vaccinated. 86% of seniors have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. if you have your phone handy and you want a little bit more information on vaccinations sites and the state's reopenings just use your phone to scan the qr code on your screen. it's going to take you directly to the coronavirus section of our website. they're going to find different covid news ways to schedule your vaccine appointments as well. >> and it's going to be hot tomorrow. i'm camila barco live in contra, costa county at what fire officials are

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>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. we're taking a live look outside the big picture window and seeing a lot of fog. yes, it is a pretty thick layer of fog there covering the bay. and i know that it's going to move out, though, eventually because we've got a lot of sunshine and hot temperatures are coming our way and a lot of folks are wishing it would cool days. barr has the rundown for us on the increasing temperatures. i day. yeah. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. end of fog helps keep those temperatures down a little bit. we like so thunder this morning that we saw from yesterday. but looks like it's going to as much penetration tonight. and that means we're going to be off a mild start tomorrow. it looks like as we go to hot, hot afternoon. here's half moon bay still battling some of the coastal clouds and fog. but that will

clear out for today. expect those highs around 70 ish or so. look at this fall compared the roadway gone. it's all gone well before noon, as you can see, even along the coast now look what happens with the fog coming back. the best effort tomorrow morning barely making it around the perimeter of the bay why's that important because it shows you the marine layer which cools us off a little bit overnight. what you know is right upstairs, right upstairs from what we are about 5,000 feet in elevation temperatures are soaring in the lower 70's. meanwhile, we're in the 50's. you can see pagan version, but we will take care of that within a couple of hours and away we go with those temperatures. we've got the mid 50's going on for right now in contrast, yesterday, couple degrees ahead. not much. just wait until this afternoon. we saw that excessive heat advisory in place this heat advisory for the east bay in the north bay. the red is the excessive heat warning for solano county. so far it's still the same solano county monday, tuesday and for the advisory zones in orange that will be just for memorial

day proper break in your day down for you. it's about 73 going on for 11 o'clock by 2. we'll see temperatures at 87 easily pushing well into the 90's. we're going to see all little nooks and crannies across the bay with the 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit and that extended morning. well, all right, dave, thanks lot. well, as date mentioned, it's still early this morning as the temperatures are still moderate around the bay, but that's all about to change. a heat advisory is set for the east bay hills and blow range. yeah. that heat advisories going go into effect tomorrow. the area already is in the exceptional drought category keeping the risk for fires. pretty high. >> kron four's camila barco live for us this morning in lafayette with some tips on how to keep yourself safe this holiday weekend. camilla. good morning. >> and good morning, martino also. yeah. as we know, fire officials are always ready to respond to. and he budget haitian fires or wildfires. but they tell me that they are the ones that provide the offense. we have to provide the there are a few things people can do in order to

prevent fire from starting now, as you said, i'm currently in lafyette which will be under a heat advisory starting tomorrow and so will other bay area cities like on court, napa, santa rose cloverdale and livermore. you can see it on this map. people who live in these areas will be experiencing between 90 and possibly a 100 degree weather on monday. those hot temperatures can increase the risk for heat related heat related illnesses. the national weather service is recommending people enjoy the outdoors tomorrow and tuesday before the hottest time of the day. you should drink lots of water stay in air-conditioned areas and do not again. do not leave your pets or your kids in your cars now on your screen, you'll see that this is some dead vegetation. this dry grass mixed with the dry conditions. hot temperatures and equipment with flames can easily spark a fire contra. costa county firefighters have already responded to nearly education virus this year alone. they asked people not to set off fireworks barbecue

away from dry grass and avoid parking on dead vegetation. they say the risk is and has been too high to not listen to the warnings. >> we planned all year round what we used to call fire season and now we just called fire weather as the weather becomes more extreme. >> we do need to think about safety outside of just that moment. >> now, marty, fire officials are constantly warning people about the potential for fires one to fly. they say that a majority of education's fires and wildfires are caused by human activity. so they're all it is all about us. and just residents in this area or just in the bay area it is their responsibility to avoid. >> doing some of these type of activities and that can prevent vegetation fire and possibly a wildfire all back

to you. >> anyone thinking about doing fireworks or anything like that over the next couple days really, really needs to just not something turn that well, despite a heat wave this weekend. those states. energy leaders say there will be no forced power outages. the president of the california independent system operator says the system seems to be in good shape for this week. >> and next week. last summer's heat waves along with poor planning led to several power disruptions. so they believe they've done a better job this time around. of planning, but they say that heat waves will likely return throughout the summer and they insist it's always a good idea to try and conserve energy. right now at kron 4 dot com. we do have a section dedicated to drought and wildfire resources. just use your mobile device scan. the qr code that you see on your screen right now. you'll be taken directly to that wildfire web page. >> now to the north bay this morning. the holiday weekend is bringing back a sense of normalcy as visitors are returning to napa. tourism, of course, has been down wade out

during the pandemic and last year's wildfires. of course, kron four's. gayle ong spent the day in napa talking to visitors. >> here in downtown napa. there are 2 back to parking. lots. locals say it's been a while. >> pretty busy out here. we we can't even say that are. favorite restaurant down here we've got so. place so. okay, i guess. but nice to see things busy again. it feels wonderful. it's so have things back to normal seeing some tourists getting back saying nop, a busy again. >> so we're a little bit. jaded it's not as easy to get the reservations as it was a excited to see things open back up and seeing people. >> keeping it keeping everything visit. >> a stark contrast from last year downtown napa was a goes down when shelter-in-place orders were issued statewide, even though last memorial day weekend coincided with reopening restaurants for dine-in service. months later,

napa county had to shut down some businesses after landing on the governor's covid-19 watchlist. that's for it to a year later, more foot traffic and visitors from out of state. thanks to covid-19 vaccinations. >> north carolina, mean. >> new your amelia humphreys cohen's kitchen door at the oxbow market. everyone so happy to be out and about. it's just been awesome. we're really happy to be able to take care of everyone who's visiting the bay listen, kyle kerwin are visiting from portland, oregon celebrating their wedding anniversary. the first trip since the pandemic. it's been nice to get away from home and just be in public says nice to things that we used to coming to get some drinks or food and. >> check out the shops and everything like that. >> napa county remains in the orange tier. but health officials say weekly covid-19 cases have been decreasing for the 3rd week in a row their way closer to the less restrictive yellow tier just in time for summer in napa.

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watchers. the dana point southern california saw this is from friday. dana wharf captured this remarkable video of what they're calling a dolphin stampede and i'm lex per se. the dolphins are so smart they can figure out the size shape speed and density of the vessels around them. so therefore they can never be hedrick alive. but with the boats. instead they just swim on by and what a wonderful show. i feel like it was just a couple months ago we saw similar things came down there in southern california. so i love it. they love they could just keep putting on the show, keeping up here and move >> well, for your money this morning. if you're planning to use uber or lyft. this memorial day weekend be prepared to dig deep in your pocket to pay for that ride. a combination of high demand and fewer drivers. >> is causing wait times and prices to skyrocket. one writer says his trip from jfk airport to his apartment in new york city cost him $250 and is wild. he says it's

nearly what it cost him to fly from new york to san francisco. others are reporting wait times up to 45 minutes. uber and lyft to say many drivers quit during the height of the pandemic, leaving them pretty short staffed. dave. >> i've had an uber lift guy tell me he brought a guy up from l a x to san francisco. i mean, wow, what heck of a we have them up here here's a look at high temperatures are going to be like. we're talking the upper 90's for those inland valleys. the purples that that we're out of purple and thank goodness we still have it because we're gonna

>> welcome back. after one of the driest winters on record there's a lot of concern over how the drought will affect lake tahoe. kron four's charles clifford reports that the water level of the lake is already dropping. >> month. the city of south lake tahoe closed the eldorado beach boat ramp to motorized watercraft. the reason is that the lake's water level has dropped to the point where it's no longer safe to put boats in here. in fact, the lake is the lowest it has been in 5 years. the reason is that the tahoe region has seen 2 dry winters in a row. extremely dry conditions. david wathen is the chief deputy water master for lake tahoe. he says there simply hasn't been enough. >> precipitation to replace the lake water lost to evaporation and outflows. lack of precipitation and snowpack and run off. >> so we're currently sitting

about 2 and a half feet above the natural rim of lake tahoe like tom who has a natural maximum capacity. and when it's at that capacity, the water level sits at about 6,000. >> 223 feet. the call that the rim. now there's a dam on the north end of the lake. the can raise the capacity. the lake, an additional 6 feet to 6,000 229 feet of elevation and all that extra water. this used as a reservoir in that water cent downstream in the truckee river during the summer months. but as the water level in the lake drops less and less water will flow through the dam. and at some point there may be no water going over the dam at all. and that could be a problem when we reach rim control which would be this summer late july early august will start hitting that rent control with a limited release. >> we're not going to be able to meet fully satisfy your demands downstream, meaning less water for irrigation wildlife and people. but there is a silver lining of sorts. one that could actually make a

lot of tahoe visitors and residents very happy. a low water level of lake tahoe. however, i mean, you have more beach when we're high, we get a lot of complaints about lack of now as for what happens beyond this summer or next fall. nobody really knows if we have another wet winter, it could fill the lake up and we'd be in good shape. >> but if it's another dry winter, the elevation of the water could stay near that rim level. meaning very little moisture is going down the truckee river to be used for other purposes, but for now at lake tahoe, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> we really need some sort of rain. yeah. unfortunately, doesn't look like we're going to get any time soon. let's go ahead and check in with dave sphar was talking about not rain but hot temperatures yeah, i'm noelle and marty, good morning. good morning. jumping on a that again, the drought monitor just to give you a general idea here. exceptional covers just about the entire bay area except the peninsula. >> the south bay skews me and up to the north bay coast. but we're just getting into summer. it's our dry season anyway. so don't expect a lot of activity to come. our

general direction. speaking of tahoe, the forecast calls for this a warm-up phase and that melting snow. he spoke of looks like we're going to see some of it in action 83 for tuesday. wednesday 83, before we start to see temperatures start to backtrack in cool off a touch going forward to half moon bay still dealing with the cloud cover this morning. the morning fog still has it mixed out there from that perspective, sfo getting more sun. we saw this time from yesterday. no delays being reported there temperature check. we're in the mid 50's. as i mentioned earlier, however, when you get up to about 5,000 feet in elevation that aired in cool down very much. it's still in the 70's up there. so this marine cold air, which is not going make as much progress tomorrow. that means hint in valleys or not to cool off as much tonight. that means you're going to start warmer spot and go off further. here's the map that you know very well the excessive heat we have the with the heat advisory for the east bay east of the east bay hills and up in the north bay and solano county that's excessive heat warning and that will be monday into tuesday. we talked about, of course, pets in cars and so

forth. and you want to remember that it's the radiation that really does this. we talk a lot about it when it's hot, but it doesn't have to be just hot. it's the radiation from the sun and the sun is going to be at the exact same location. it is right now by mid july. so remember, there's always a lag going on. that's why july's the hottest month and then of course, the oceans lag behind that september in the northern hemisphere. that's when you have the most at least about sea ice. here's what's going on as we go ahead for the week as that high breaks down, you'll feel some effect. inland slight cooling going on there. little bit going on here. however, it along the coast is going to be much more dramatic a lot more cloud cover. unfortunately, we're not going to see any rain with it may be making some coastal drizzle and around the bay some relief but not a whole lot inland. it's like to be so dramatic. but it won't be as lofty. what we look to see into the weekend and beyond is maybe potentially another heat wave trying to build its not as impressive yet, but it looks like the setup for once we might be looking some lofty numbers by the time we get to the following week we'll see.

74 san francisco. it's a big jump from yesterday. 74 daly city 67 half moon bay of the cloud cover. we have to get rid of first 65 going on for pacifica, even hotter for tomorrow. warmer for tomorrow. the peninsula. it's in the mid 70's in the northern. and but you head down south. we've got these 80's popping already palo alto 86 looks like 81 from mountain view and the santa clara santa clara 87 along with san jose 87 cupertino. you venture just a little bit out where temperatures climb, 90 los gatos 94 morgan hill. and on the east bay. when you get east of the east bay hills. tri valley, lower 90's 83 for hayward. we might see some lower 90's tomorrow potentially there along the east bay shoreline 94 today walnut creek concord at 96 79 for berkeley toledo at a mild 68 still have some breezy conditions helping 94 fairfield 95 for napa 99 santa rosa, looks like that's going to be better than the tomorrow. lower 90's heading down south. even mill valley

85 with point rates in the 70's. so looks pretty good there. so one o toole try inland for tomorrow. 93 still hot inland on tuesday. we hold on to the 80's. it drops down, but it's still kind of warm. it looks like for the next few days. the bay response pretty quickly getting into the 70's and 60's mixture and of course kind of collapse is that the coast in the 60's smart. all right, dave, thanks a lot. well, spam calls interrupt us throughout the day and they're especially annoying when we pick up against our better judgment. wondering do i recognize this number. >> rich demuro takes a look at how you can stop those irritating calls. >> spam calls not only a nuisance, i just feel like it's like an eye roll. now people are so used to it pick up and there's potential for actual damage. i think it's a combination of being annoyed that you have to like make up your phone answer it. but also that someone is trying to scam you. thorin close outs. key is

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take for sure it's really going to ramp up in the next couple of hours and into tomorrow. dave spahr has got a little bit more detail. just how warm we're going to get dave, ok, noel. marty, good morning. good morning. everybody. boy hot. it will be today, tomorrow and a little bit on tuesday as well. it looks like we're mixing out some of that fog to go to a mostly sunny mode even along the coast. you can expected. here's the progress of the golden gate, not the fog trap today as we see the sun starting to poke out there. very nicely. there's the familiar map. it's much the same as we discussed, but it still subject to change. and we're looking at a heat advisory for most of the real estate solano county has a warning for tomorrow and tuesday. our temperatures are holding in the mid to upper 50's going on 62 for antioch. however, a lot some almost 20 degrees above that is just that marine layer. the chilled us overnight coldest out a bit, which will not be as progressive tonight. it looks like we're a couple degrees ahead of what we were from this time yesterday to have a little bit of a breeze left over in some daytime heating will help drive a little bit of that typical onshore wind

the breakdown for you today. still trying to clear out some of these clouds of the bay bridge toll plaza 79 at high noon at 3. we're talking 88, but plenty of 90's to be found. those inland valleys. a look at your forecast in more detail. coming up in a bit morning. well. >> all right, dave, thanks a lot. we begin this hour with breaking news overnight from south florida where police are searching for the shooters who opened fire at a banquet hall killing 2 people and hurting more than 20. this all happened in miami. dade county. according to local news outlets. >> the banquet hall was rented out for a concert. 3 people got out of an suv and shot at the crowd inside all victims were taken to the hospital. police believe this was a targeted incident. >> and back here in the bay area's investigators continue to search for clues and evidence and wednesday's deadly shooting at the vta rail yard, family and friends are remembering the 9 victims who were killed in the attack in san jose today we're remembering a 63 year-old abdi on done.

>> as kron of forcefully call reports. he was a man who loved his work and his family. >> just believe that this actually happened on wednesday megan staker says the world lost a great man and 63 year-old abdi alaghmandan megan is the girlfriend of abbvie's youngest of 2 sons and knew him for 5 years. when we spoke over the phone. she described a devoted family man with a quick wit and singular mission in life to make others happy. he loved his plants and flowers. he. >> it was always making sure the how anything around the house is organizing perfect. what a meme is. you know, always just here wanted to take care of us who love taking care of his family and being around family. he worked for the valley transportation authority for decades serving most recently as a substation maintainer. >> this after immigrating from iran after the revolution give

up the people that he worked >> he was he would call his throughout the you know, and just talk to her. >> and he was always joking around with his coworkers saying. all everyone at work, lock them. in a statement abbvie's nephew see done says, quote. >> he was a no nonsense guy. he had a great work ethic and worked really hard to have the things he did. i don't even want to think about life without him like. >> he was such a big part of our it's going to be very. long, difficult road to healing abdi lived in castro valley. >> his burial is planned for thursday phillipe all kron 4 news. >> and happening tonight, union city is holding a vigil for the 9 people killed in the attack. it was organized by the community as a way to honor those lives that were lost and to pray for their families. it starts at 5

o'clock this charles f kennedy park in union city. you can find out more about it on our website at kron 4 dot com. now to the south bay where one santa clara county agency continues to offer services to people who are coping with the aftermath of the vta shooting. the district attorney's office is set up a hotline offering counseling that hotline is available next week from 8 in the morning till 5 o'clock in the evening that 4 o 8, 2, '09, 8, 3, 5, 6, telehealth is also operating the same hourh both today and tomorrow and then from 11:00am until 07:00pm beginning tuesday. you can connect with a counselor on zoom. you can also go to in-person counseling where services are available this week at the santa clara county administration building. it's located at 70 west hedding street. >> meanwhile, the vta light rail system will remain suspended until further notice. that's according to officials within the agency. instead, they're going to continue using buses to get

people where they need to be well reconstruction at the railyards takes place. and while we remember the victims whose lives were taken we're also learning more about the man responsible for the attack. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office has revealed that sam cassidy had been planning the shooting spree for a long time. authorities have been investigating the gunman's home since the morning of the shooting combing it for evidence and they found a disturbing, an extensive amount of arsenal weapons, including a dozen guns. 22,000 rounds of ammunition several cans of gasoline along with molotov cocktails. investigators also say there's evidence to suggest he purposely set the home on fire. >> by putting ammunition in a pot on the stove and turning the burner on eventually it all went up in flames. it took a couple of days for authorities to put all of this information together and part of the reason it took so long was because the house well, the cluttered mess.

>> the san jose bomb squad was deployed on friday to investigate a suspicious device at the home which is thankfully determined not to be a threat. more developing news this morning. we're also learning that cassidy had a history with the federal government. that's right. in 2016, he was detained by us customs officers after a trip to the philippines. and at that time they found him with books about terrorism. >> and writings expressing how much he hated the rail yard and his colleagues. it turns out that information was not passed on to local authorities. >> and on kron 4 dot com. we have a section with everything you need to know about wednesday's mass shooting. you can grab your phone and scanned the qr code. it's on your screen. there's information on the web site. that includes how you can help the victims. families. >> coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news has more bay area residents get vaccinated the need for mass vaccination sites is dwindling. we're going to tell you which ones are closing down. plus, people are

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>> good morning. welcome back. in the east bay oakland. firefighters are looking into the cause of a fire at the sunshine biscuits building. it happened yesterday afternoon. this plume of black smoke was

visible for several miles of the video is from the oakland fire department. the officials say they are that the 2 alarm fire began on the 4th floor deck of the building then made its way inside it was first reported shortly before 2 o'clock saturday afternoon. it took fire crews only about a half hour to put out the fire. the 79 year-old building has a both commercial and residential units. luckily no injuries were reported. >> all a police officer is recovering after being attacked in san francisco's chinatown. this all happened friday night. sfpd says the officer was responding to reports of someone making threats and the 600 block of street. they say after the officer made contact with the suspect. the man attacked the officer causing non life threatening injuries, more officers arrived and were able to arrest the suspect safe. >> all right. we turn up the starting really today going to fill that big jump going on and we're going to build tomorrow 79 by high noon to 3 o'clock. well 88, but plenty

of locations already inland into the 90's. look at that forecast when we return.

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even that may be in the morning at the beaches and that will be about it. maybe alcatraz island. if you take trip that let's keep cold is just around by water but. >> the on places like that, it's going to be plenty toasty. it will be actually mild. maybe trez today. here's a look at what's going on. the shot from temper on some leftover fog. you can see off towards the distance, mixing a little quicker today we saw from yesterday to make it for a nice toasty sunday and a scorcher coming for away tomorrow. golden gate bridge clearing out very nicely as well as we're looking at essentially mostly sunny skies temperature. check. we're now in the mid 2 approaching some upper 50's right now. little sluggish to move those temperatures have a lot of moisture in the atmosphere around the perimeter of the bay but inland. you can see antioch already racing at 67 probably next hour. that will be well, the business of the 70's we used to use this a map and the humidity when we're dealing with a something unusual like the offshore winds. and so force. remember, we do not have offshore winds, but these numbers do drop off a little bit inland here. here's what happens when we get into tomorrow morning.

this is the best effort we get up marine layer back that cools us down when that comes in overnight. so it's going to be around the immediate bay but inland, you're not going to feel those cooling effects into the afternoon big time dry even though there's a flow pattern that's kind of on shore. that's general and then along the coast, the marine layer is kind of hang on little bit. so it's not like the fire forecast per se, but it gives you a general idea of where the marine layer is really being pushed out there just because of the high pressure cell. that's overplayed overhead. so we have the morning clouds and fog and all that business. but hot today 70's of the coast 80's in the bay 90's happening in london lows tonight will probably not be as generous memorial day itself. very hot 100 plus happening in london. that means bay area communities, not just central valley 90's for parts of the bay 70's for the coast next week. now mostly sunny for the bay with those coastal clouds returning so temperatures along the coast are going to plummet pretty quickly back to where they were. but in the inland areas they hold on. so we looked like a lot of mid 80's for much of the week

ahead. back to today, 74 san francisco open 7687 san jose. that's fairly modest compared to the blood red elsewhere middle 90's happening out there to the delta. as you can see, 99 santa rosa napa 95 and along the east bay shoreline plenty of lower 80's a better inspection that coming up in a bit. in your 4 zone forecast. for your health as more people are getting the covid-19 vaccine. many of them will be traveling. >> analysts say more than 37 million americans are expected to be traveling this memorial day weekend. we've been reporting on packed planes for the first time since the pandemic began. so health expert count walk is here to remind us of some very important air safety precautions and karen, these tips go far beyond just wearing a mask. >> right. and because we've been so focused on the mask about to be a good time to remind everybody that some of the other things that we should. which in where and not

wear. well, %e're on the plane. that sounds good. so number one, before we even get into that, we need to focus on getting in because if in an emergency that something happened yet. that you will most likely have to get down on the floor and crawl. if there's any smoke in the plane. i know a lot of people have difficulty with that. so, yeah, if you're planning a trip this would be good time to to start working on it and it be a good motivator to to start being able to get down and croft maybe get going with a stretching and some yoga to become more flexible. karen. >> also also it really comes down the materials that we wear as well, doesn't it. >> yes. so you we don't want to wear anything synthetic. you know, like the rain on the nylon. those the polyester, those are the things that will

melt. doesn't have to be on fire, but it could just be close enough to any heat will melt and it will melt on your flash and then you'll get a critical burns. so you want to stick with fabrics that are natural. you know, the caught and that will lead other those type of thing. so make sure you read the label before you get on the plane. and of course, you know, we want to scare anybody. we're just we're talking about worst-case scenarios here. >> but at the same the same time we do want to let people know there are some clothes that would be more helpful to wear on board as opposed to others. >> right in those and jeans. those are because their cotton, they're heavy. any kind of extra protection. you know, so think about cotton from head to toe other. and you've even your socks. you know, if you have a choice, go with the the better choice. yeah. that that's that's a great point. you know, another another thing is as we head into the summer time here on this memorial day weekend.

>> with a lot of folks traditionally would short skirts cut offs flip-flops on board the plane if they're heading to some place like hawaii, southern california, maybe florida. not a great idea. is it. >> no, because if something does happen, you have no protection skin is totally exposed and and you want to wear shoes luck to wear flip-flops. but it's better to wear clothes shoes. so in case something happens and no heels because in the case in the event you need to go down there evacuation chute. you don't want a puncture it with your heels. so definitely something comfortable and something closed and make sure think about long sleeves, long pants and even a scarf to cover your face. >> this is one time with heaven forbid. should there be a fire on board a plane. this is one time and 97 mask would really help out. wouldn't. >> yes, that just a regular

mask. well, but then 95 will protect you from some of those particulates so think about that. instead of just your ordinary mask. >> one thing that you also to see on passengers on board a plane is layering of clothing. explain why that is helpful. >> well, that's that's a really good idea because if in the event something catches fire. you have layers of protection the morning layers. you have the more your skin is protected. and and you know what it is kind of chilly on planes. yeah. so you know, having those extra layers is is good for that too. but yeah. think layers t-shirt launcher and then jack >> and to reiterate what you said earlier. also think not only layers but think about 100% cotton wall. something this a natural fiber. >> writes something you have. those fabrics will still are still flammable, but they're not going to melt like the

synthetics are. >> one thing to get away from clothing but is just as important is a medical id tag or bracelet. >> right. so if you have any kind of medical and it condition. it's a good idea to wear and medical id. and if you're in some type emergency situation. oftentimes that triggers maybe an asthma attack or a heart attack. so you want to have that information on you. not someplace that in your bag as you probably won't have your bag with you. if you're evacuating has a great point. and, you know, nowadays with with covid and so many people. >> being ultra aware of our health. it is a great idea. just in general to have the medical information either on a necklace, on a on a wrist band. some place that easily accessible for the flight attendant. >> oh, absolutely. and whenever i ask this question. most people do not have that. i'm medical id when they do have some type of medical

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>> good morning. welcome back hope you're enjoying the long holiday weekend. we're taking a look outside the picture window this morning. a lot of you don't have work tomorrow. so that's going to be nice. definitely take the data. just kind of enjoy all of the sunshine all of the heat. i guess that we're going to be getting a lot of folks at the coming up, a today and tomorrow because it's going to get very hot is as you're talking about. yeah, dave has even more details on just how hot it's going to get. >> well, i know marty. good morning. good morning, probably have your windows open. bring in the city going on today tomorrow because that's the only way going to the heat. hopefully a little bit of air circulation helping you out tomorrow will be still hotter than today. so it's kind of like a dry run, a warm run compared to what's coming our way tomorrow as we up those temperatures more so we're getting a glare from the leftover fog. you can see here is the distance picture. you can see the golden gate is still a little shrouded in some of that fog, some high cloudiness, but basically

we're swift switching over to that mostly sunny mode and that includes the beaches today. yeah, clear out nicely. but as we venture in further into tonight and by tomorrow morning, that's the marine layer is best effort. you can see the coverage is pretty pretty pathetic going on there. that means the cooling effects will be very, very todest tonight. and particularly in lynn, you won't get much relief going on for tonight. the temperatures right now in aac racing ahead at 67 look at some of those yellows already encroaching up in the valleys in the north bay and on to the south a little bit too 50's around the perimeter of the bay for this hour. right now. we're ahead of where we were this time from yesterday by a little bit under a half a dozen degrees. we still have that excessive heat advisory that's in place for the east bay and up to the north bay solano county. it's monday and tuesday for you folks with an excessive heat warning there could be the temperatures popping beyond 100 as we get into tomorrow, 79 at high noon at 3 o'clock 88. but we'll see plenty of 90's on the board in those inland valleys. and we'll be taking a look at that in the 4 zone forecast coming up in

just a bit martin. well, ok, jay, thanks. let's in a couple minutes. well, it's still early this morning. so the temperatures are moderate. his day was mentioning. but all that's about to change because that heat advisory is set for the east bay hills and blow range. the heat advisory is going to go into effect tomorrow. >> the areas already in exceptional drought category keeping the risk for fires. pretty high. >> and kron four's camila barco is live in lafayette in the east bay this morning with some tips on how to keep yourself safe this weekend. high camila. good morning. >> and good morning, martin. also, yeah. fire officials say that they will provide the offense. we need to provide the defense last year. the scu lightning complex fire burned through several bay area counties, including here in contra, costa. it burned more than 396,000 acres 222 structures were destroyed and 6 people were injured. firefighters say that they want to prevent something like this from happening again. if

you look at your tv right now. several bay area cities. we'll be under a heat advisory tomorrow, including concord, napa, santa rosa cloverdale and never bored people who live in these areas will be experiencing between 90 and possibly a 100 degree weather on monday. those hot temperatures can increase the risk for heat related illnesses and the national weather service says you can enjoy the outdoors tomorrow and tuesday but before the hottest time of the day. you should drink lots of water stay in air-conditioned areas and do not leave your pets or your kids in your cars now dry grass makes with dry conditions. hot temperatures and equipment with flames can easily spark a fire contra. costa county firefighters have already responded to nearly 70 vegetation fires this year alone. they say fireworks are almost guaranteed to start a fire barbecue away from dry grass like the ones you see on your screen and avoid parking on dead vegetation. the risk

is too high. this memorial day to not listen to the warnings. here's what. con fire public information officer had to say about the upcoming hot temperature. >> the fire danger is extremely high, especially when you figure in the fact that we're only just ending up may now we have whether the fire conditions out there are more like what we would normally expect in july and august closer to the height. a fire weather. >> now we've heard these warnings over and over again. fire officials are constantly telling people to be careful when it is too dry outside, but they're telling you this because a majority of these vegetation fires and wildfires are caused by human activity. so it all comes down to people doing their part and being careful as you can enjoy this memorial day. but you have to be cautious with what you're doing. martin, all back to you. >> camila notice last hour you had on a light jacket was hour. looks like you lost it start to warm up out there.

>> just it's just a little it's not too high. where i am. >> meeting just jump in a pool right now. it's nice weather. but i can. this is like we said earlier, this is the. the more about like what is it like the beginning of what yeah, the tomorrow. yeah. >> it's going get a lot warmer. alright camila, thanks a lot for that live report from love field. >> well, despite a looming heat wave this weekend. the state's energy leaders say that there will be no force power outages. the president of the california independent system operator says the system seems to be in good shape for this week and next, last summer's heat waves along with poor planning led to several power disruptions. >> so this time around they believe they've done a better job of planning. but they say that heat waves are likely to return throughout the summer and insist it's always a good

idea to try and conserve energy. >> right now. kron 4 dot com. we have a section dedicated to drought and wildfire resources. use your mobile device to scan the qr code that's on your screen right now. you'll be taken straight to that wild fire page. >> pretty busy out here. we we can't even senator. favorite restaurant down here we've got so it feels wonderful. it's so have things back to normal seeing some tourists getting back saying map of busy again. >> yeah. that's the situation in the north bay with a holiday weekend bringing back a sense of normalcy more and more people returning to the napa valley tourism. of course, has been way down during the pandemic and last year's wildfires did not help matters. one couple visiting from oregon were actually celebrating their anniversary. they say they're just glad to be able to go out once again. >> been nice to get away from home and just be >> in public says nice to do things that we used to coming to get some drinks or food

and. check out the shops and everything like that. >> well, napa county remains in the orange tier, but health officials are optimistic as covid cases have been declining. there for the 3rd week in a row. looking pretty good. we'll be right back.

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past attendance will be down more than 50% masks and social distancing will be required as well as you're coming in. and as you stand in concession stands are going to restrooms were trying to keep people distance as much as possible after its transformation into a vaccine clinic in recent months. john's will be offered at the historic greece way again this weekend. i'm very pleased with what the city's the speedway has been. >> fantastic and now you can get your vaccine wow. at the race and with the nation. >> a race to get back to normal. >> the people. we're tired f being cooped up and they want to get out this weekend's rees is more than a pit stop along the way to get out the car, get in the car or walking out for the garages out to. >> the pit lane. you know, you hear everybody it's it's good to have that back. >> all right. we're looking for real scorcher to take starting a little bit of those effects today. they get some of the purple crayon is going on there and some of the inland valleys temperatures in the mid to upper 90's and the inland locations. we're

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point where it's no longer safe to put boats in here. in fact, the lake is the lowest it has been in 5 years. the reason is that the tahoe region has seen 2 dry winters in a row extremely dry conditions. david watson is the chief deputy water master for lake tahoe. he says there simply hasn't been enough precipitation to replace the lake water lost to evaporation and outflows. lack of precipitation and snowpack and run off. >> so we're currently sitting about 2 and a half feet above natural rim of lake tahoe like tom who has a natural maximum capacity. and when it's at that capacity, the water level sits at about 6,000. >> 223 feet. the call that the rim. now there's a dam on the north end of the lake. the can raise the capacity. the lake an additional 6 feet to 6,229 feet of elevation and all that extra water. this used as a reservoir and that water cent downstream in the truckee river during the summer months. but as the water level in the lake drops less and

less water will flow through the dam. and at some point there may be no water going over the dam at all. and that could be a problem when we reach rim control, which would be this summer late july early august will start hitting that rent control with a limited release. >> we're not going to be able to meet fully satisfy your demands downstream, meaning less water for irrigation wildlife and people. but there is a silver lining of sorts. one that could actually make a lot of tahoe visitors and residents very happy. a low water level of lake tahoe. however, i mean, you have more beach when we're high, we get a lot of complaints about lack of now as for what happens beyond this summer or next fall. nobody really knows if we have another wet winter, it could fill the lake up and we'd be in good shape. >> but if it's another dry winter, the elevation of the water could stay near that rim level. meaning very little moisture is going down the truckee river to be used for other purposes. but for now at lake tahoe, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> we are really, really in need of rainbow. i mean,

there's just nothing in sight at the snow not at all. let's go ahead. check in with dave spahr. talk about lack of rain, but also triple digit temperatures coming to some parts of the bay area. i'd a hot dries going to be for this memorial day. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. that drought monitor tells us where the exceptional zone for just about all of the bay area with the exception of a little bit in the south bay is in the extreme category. pretty nasty as we go into the dry season at any rate. speaking of tahoe, this what the forecast looks like the next couple of days into the lower 80's. we have for tuesday to wednesday. so that means more snow, melting activity. it looks like for the next few days here live shot coming in from temper on. there's the golden gate off towards the distance still have a mix off this thin layer of fog leftover lots of blue skies aloft and warm. although we've seen temperatures of the service in the 70's. i'm sorry, in the 50's a lot about 5,005 1000 feet. it's already in the 70's. so woman appears us no delays happening there again, our temperatures moving slightly, as you can see around the perimeter of the

bay to the upper 50's. but you go inland. it starts climbing quicker like antioch already at 67 at this hour, long range forecast models don't have a lot of excitement here, but there will be chipping away at the high pressure cell probably by tuesday already. happening at the coast, more coastal clouds. the marine layer come snapping back helps with the overnight lows around the bay temperatures around the bay will be mild. then we'll go back to that routine. but inland you're going to still be battling a lot of 80's for the week ahead. so not a big, big drop and there we see yet another new system by next weekend. here. not sure what that's all going to mean. the potential is maybe another high pressure building. we might be looking at a potential heat spike will call the heat. but for right now, early into next week. 4 zone forecast where we've improved from yesterday. 74 san francisco tomorrow. even hotter. still so definitely be open in the city. going to be hot today. 70 going on daily city pacifica 6567 per half moon bay got a lot of 70's there in the northern end of the peninsula. however, south that pops into the 80's here.

86 palo alto 81 from mountain view in the south bay in the upper 80's. but you get further away. morgan hill, 94 los gatos at 9087 cupertino east bay shoreline is all rested in the 7 in the 80's rather use it in the 70's. but now the 80's lower 90's going on for tri valley, 94 for walnut creek richmond about 82 boy. the winds are really contingent on this filet o. we'll try about 77. but if you get too far from the water starts climb in the 80's 94 fairfield map about 95 99 santa rosa. that's going to be a 100 easily tomorrow. lower 90's heading south. but at the beach is not too bad. 74 point rate. so as we go ahead we have to back to the 90's 80's, the remainder of the week. 70's will cover us at the bay and 60's at the coast morning. well, all right, dave, thanks a lot. time to talk movies. if you want to skate through weekend's hot temperatures and plenty of watch both at the theater and also at home and the air conditioning might feel nice richards has this weekend movie review.

>> every year long and can make the lay of quiet place too directed by john krasinski of the office finally hits theaters this weekend. >> it's the follow-up to the 20 18 hit in which we follow a family struggling for survival in a world in which creatures that can hear, but not seen you dominate a quiet place 2 flashes back to the first movie explaining how things got to be the way that they are. but it's also a continuation of the story of silence survival, including discovering a possible weakness of the movies. alien predators in this movie. presents is only behind the camera. his real life emily blunt left to fend for herself and her kids in the movie that's well made and make sense. whether you've seen the first one or not. more importantly, even though we know a lot more about the mysteries of the first film. >> still provides plenty of

few moments that make it a follow-up. it's a dean's list, exclusively in theaters. >> also this weekend, there's the latest disney adaptation of one of their animated characters in oscar winner emma stone stars as a fashion designer who finds her dark side as she becomes a protege of a fashion legend played by emma thompson. it's an origin story with com fiendish energy, but especially a couple of juicy performances by both of months. it's a dean's list. be available on the premier access level of disney plus, and also in select theaters. >> its highs, the less to lose my friends and even harder to manage his affairs he did. may be an executor of his estate new netflix is the debut of the 3rd and final season of the award-winning the kominsky method oscar winner michael douglas sandy kominsky is forced to take a hard look at aging. >> after the death of his longtime friend norman

formally played by alan arkin. his life becomes more complicated by the arrival of his ex-wife played by kathleen turner with whom douglas is reunited from his movies romancing the stone jewel of the nile in war of the roses series regulars sarah baker paul riser and haley joel osment and to the final 6 episodes of the story. and possibly the most anticipated tv special of the year is finally out. >> after multiple pandemic delays. the friends reunion special brought together the hit series original stars on their original sound stage where they created 10 years worth of memories. the reunion is very documentary style with the stars creators, crew and fans waxing nostalgic showing in creating famous scenes and sharing never heard before behind the scenes and making up stories. it's playing now only on hbo. max hope you have a safe holiday weekend. >> in chicago. i'm dean

richards. >> well, you can really tell the summer season say that is a lot, course, a lot of really solid good options and doesn't usually give a's to anything. so i'm really excited to see a quiet place sequel. i never even seen the first one, but he said even if you haven't, you actually looks okay. you're right on the stand. he is a tough grader. on anything means a lot beach. no lake know got to stay home and watch the like the kominsky method yeah. and i'm really looking forward to watching the friends reunion

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at known. >> good morning, everybody. and thank you for joining us on the kron 4 morning news i'm marty gonzales. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday may 30th. we've got a lot to get to this morning, including some heat advisories that are going into effect over the next day or so. it is going to get toasty,

especially inland. so you want to prepare for that. so we'll be covering that for you. we're talking about the weather. we sure are. dave sphar has got the details for us today. >> hey, good morning, guys. good morning, well, today really to start feeling those temperatures climbing a little bit of a break yesterday it's really going to feel field and into tomorrow, the beaches of filled it full effect as well as we get into the 70's finally going on there. so very much like the summer type forecast as we start things off a pretty nice shot of the golden gate bridge. a lot of blue skies there, a little bit of leftover haze from the fog kind of mixing out the heat advisory in place for the oranges that will kick in tomorrow. the warning for solano county that's tomorrow and tuesday while things start to relax a little bit of the coast and around the bay. so temperatures right now they're starting to move a little bit. as you can see, the yellows encroaching in some of the valleys up in the north bay and a little bit off to the south bay and east bay bit 67 for antioch. 62 going on for concord and upper 50's still line up the east bay shoreline and we're headed this time from yesterday when we still

had all that fog and will continue to probably be in the plus category all day. there is a week on shore wind, but it's not going to any cooling effect. so just reacting to the daytime heating of the inland valleys as temperatures really start climate 84 by 1 o'clock and 4 o'clock 88. but easily. we'll see. plenty of 90's on the board today. we'll get more into that coming up in just a bit morning. well, all right, dave, thanks a lot. we begin this hour with breaking news overnight from south florida where police are searching for the shooters who opened fire at a banquet hall. >> killing 2 people and injuring more than 20. this all happened in miami. dade county. according to local news outlets. the banquet hall was rented out for a concert. >> 3 people got out of an suv and shot at the crowd inside all of the victims were taken to the hospital. police believe this was a incident and this morning we're hearing from the miami police chief. in a statement on twitter. he wrote in part, quote, this is the second mass shooting event in our region this weekend. >> if we don't fully mobilize

as a society against it. it's going to get worse before it gets better. >> firearms belong in the hands of law abiding americans of sound mind and most time more most. we must do more to keep them out of the wrong hands. and back here at home investigators continue to search for clues and evidence in wednesday's deadly shooting at the vta rail yard. >> family and friends are remembering the 9 victims who were killed in the attack in san jose today we are remembering 63 year-old abdi a lot mom done as kron four's fleet chagall reports he was a man who loved his work and his family.

>> good morning. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news as investigators continue to search for clues and evidence and wednesday's deadly shooting at the vta rail yard, family and friends are remembering the 9 victims who were killed in the attack in san jose today we are remembering 63 year-old abdi a lot on down. >> as kron four's phillipe djeral reports he was a man s family. >> we. just in shock and disbelief that this actually happened on wednesday megan staker says the world lost a great man and 63 year-old abdi

alaghmandan. >> megan is the girlfriend of abbvie's youngest of 2 sons and knew him for 5 years. when we spoke over the phone. she described a devoted family man with a quick wit and singular mission in life to make others happy. he loved his plants and flowers. he. >> was always making sure the how anything around the house is organizing perfect. what a is. you know, always just here wanted to take care of us who love taking care of his family and being around family. he worked for the valley transportation authority for decades serving most recently as a substation maintainer. >> this after immigrating from iran after the revolution give up the people that he worked >> he was he would call his throughout the you know, and just talk to her. >> and he was always joking around with his coworkers saying. >> all everyone at work, lock them. in a statement abbvie's

nephew see done says, quote, he was a no nonsense guy. he had a great work ethic and worked really hard to have the things he did. i don't even want to think about life without him like. >> he was such a big part of our it's going to be very. long, difficult road to healing abdi lived in castro valley. >> his burial is planned for thursday phillipe all kron 4 news. >> and happening tonight, union city is holding a vigil for the 9 people who were killed in the attack. it was organized by the community as a way to honor those lives lost and to pray for their families. it all begins at 5 o'clock this evening at charles f kennedy park in union city. you can find out more on our website at kron. 4 dot com. in the south bay, one santa clara county agency continues to offer services to people who are coping with the aftermath of the vta shooting. the district attorney's office has set up a hotline that's

offering counseling that hotline is available next week from 8 until 5 at 4. '08, 2. '09, 8, 3, 5, 6, telehealth is also operating at the same hours both today and tomorrow and then from 11 to 7 beginning on tuesday. you can connect with a counselor on zoom if you'd like in-person counseling, those services are available as well. this week at santa clara county administration building at 70 west hedding street. >> meanwhile, the vta light rail system will remain suspended until further notice. that's according to officials within the agency. instead, they're going to just continue using buses to get people where they need to be while reconstruction there at the railyard takes place. now, while we remember the victims whose lives were taken early last week. we're also learning more about the man responsible for that attack on the santa clara county sheriff's office has revealed that sam cassidy had been planning the shooting spree for a long time.

>> authorities have been investigating the gunman gunman's home since the morning of the shooting combing it for evidence and they found a disturbing. an extensive amount of arsenal weapons, including a dozen guns. 22,000 rounds of ammunition several cans of gasoline and molotov cocktails. investigators also say there's evidence to suggest he purposely set the home on fire by putting ammunition at a pot on the stove. >> and turning the burner on eventually it all going up in flames. it took a couple of days for authorities to put all of this information together. part of the reason it took so long was because the house was set to be a cluttered mess. >> the san jose bomb squad was deployed on friday to investigate a suspicious device. they found at the home. it was thankfully determined not to be a threat and we have more developing news. we're also learning that cassidy had a history with the federal government. >> in 2016, he was detained by us customs officers after a trip to the philippines at

that time. they found him with books about terrorism and writings where he expressed how much he hated the rail yard and his colleagues. it turns out all that information was not passed on to local authorities. >> and you'll find a section with everything you need to know about wednesday's mass shooting on kron 4 dot com. you can grab your phone and scanned the qr code that's on your screen and you'll find on the web site. a lot of information that includes how you can help the victims. families safe. all right. we're looking for a big warm-up one on for today. 84 expected by one my for about 88 and a lot of inland

>> good morning. welcome back. 9.13 on this holiday weekend and we're starting to ramp up to temperatures just a little bit. i was going to say just looking outside behind us. the birds are flying and it's a nice blue sky out there. just a good contrast yesterday looking out the window. yeah. fog, ok, well, there's fog earlier this morning with seems to have kind of burn yeah. packed its bags and its head. and now dave spahr has got a little bit more detael on just how warm are going to a good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. i'll tell you one of the places to go out as a sailboat in the bay. probably today and tomorrow they're at least are surrounded by water going on. can't beat that. what we've got going on is speaking of the fog a little with venus there you can see on the surface of the bay. but that's really about it. this marine layer. >> it's going to come back again for tonight. a little bit around the perimeter, the

bay. but boy, it's going to mix out real quickly tomorrow as well. just an indication we're into this heat wave temperature check. antioch already at 7158 62 concord around the perimeter of the bay. we're mostly in the 50's at this hour. now we show this usually we have fire situation going on a red flag warning stuff. we don't have an offshore when in fact it is shore because of inland heating. but it's still we're dry out. then the recovery of that marine layer will least we get some green around the perimeter of the big one on but not much penetration inland. then by tomorrow afternoon again will be adrift on shore because of that. in one heating still getting quite dry inland. but the marine layer is hanging on along the coast. what's a little different with an offshore wind that we have. but it's going to be plenty hot morning club, coastal fog and some clouds we have that are mixing al hot 70's for the coast 80's bay wide 90's inland that will be converted to 100 plus expected. well inland here 90's for parts of the bay as well with 70's

going on at the coast. wonderful day for holiday in some ways at least of which creating. and then next week we chip away at this mostly sunny goint on for the bay and we'll see those inland temperatures still in the 80's, but recovering along the coast of drop-off of the 50's by the end of the week. 74 san francisco tomorrow. hotter still. so it's gonna be hot in the city windows open. 76 oakland 87 san jose. however, when you get further inland in the south bay. those temperatures are popping. well in the 90's today. here's a just a peek of it. we see the 90's, all these inland locations. you can see along the east bay shoreline. the 70's have been converted to 80's. you can see and the coastal peninsula still looking good today at 67 for half moon, bay but warming up tomorrow. going to 4 zone forecast for you coming up in just a bit. for your health as more people are getting the covid-19 vaccine. many of them will be traveling. >> analysts say more than 37 million americans are expected to be traveling this memorial day weekend. we've been reporting on packed planes for the first time since the pandemic began. so

health expert count walk is here to remind us of some very important air safety precautions and karen, these tips go far beyond just wearing a mask. >> right. and because we've been so focused on the mask about be a good time to remind everybody that some of the other things that we should. which in where and not wear. well, we're on the plane. that sounds good. so number one, before we even get into that, we need to focus on getting in because if in an emergency that something happened yet. that you will most likely have to get down on the floor and crawl. if there's any smoke in the plane. i know a lot of people have difficulty with that. so, yeah, if you're planning a trip, this would be good time to to start working on it and it be a good motivator to to start being able to get down and croft

maybe get going with a stretching and some yoga to become more flexible. karen. >> also also it really comes down the materials that we wear as well, doesn't it. >> yes. so you we don't want to wear anything synthetic. you know, like the rain on the nylon. those the polyester those are the things that will melt. doesn't have to be on fire, but it could just be close enough to any heat will melt and it will melt on your flash and then you'll get a critical burns. so you want to stick with fabrics that are natural. you know, the caught and that will lead other those type of thing. so make sure you read the label before you get on the plane. and of course, you know, we want to scare anybody. we're just we're talking about worst-case scenarios here. >> but at the same the same time we do want to let people know there are some clothes that would be more helpful to wear on board as opposed to others. >> right in those and jeans. those are because their

cotton, they're heavy. any kind of extra protection. you know, so think about cotton from head to toe other. and you've even your socks. you know, if you have a choice, go with the the better choice. yeah. that that's a that's a great point. you know, another another thing is as we head into the summer time here on this memorial day weekend. >> with a lot of folks, traditionally would short skirts cut offs flip-flops on board the plane if they're heading to some place like hawaii, southern california, maybe florida. not a great idea. is it. >> no, because if something does happen, you have no protection skin is totally exposed and and you want to wear shoes luck to wear flip-flops. but it's better to wear clothes shoes. so in case something happens and no heels because in the case in the event you need to go down there evacuation chute. you don't want to puncture it with your heels. so definitely

something comfortable and something closed and make sure think about long sleeves, long pants and even a scarf to cover your face. >> this is one time with heaven forbid. should there be a fire on board a plane. this is one time and 97 mask would really help out. wouldn't. >> yes, that just a regular mask. well, but then 95 will protect you from some of those particulates so think about that. instead of just your ordinary mask. >> one thing that you also to see on passengers on board a plane is layering of clothing. explain why that is helpful. >> well, that's that's a really good idea because if in the event something catches fire. you have layers of protection the morning layers. you have the more your skin is protected. and and you know what it is kind of chilly on planes. yeah. so, you know, having those extra layers is is good for that too. but

yeah. think layers t-shirt launcher and then jack >> and to reiterate what you said earlier. also think not only layers but think about 100% cotton wall. something this a natural fiber. >> writes something you have. those fabrics will still are still flammable, but they're not going to melt like the synthetics are. >> one thing to get away from clothing but is just as important is a medical id tag or bracelet. >> right. so if you have any kind of medical and it condition. it's a good idea to wear and medical id. if you're in some type of emergency situation. oftentimes that triggers maybe an asthma attack heart attack. so you want to have that information on you. not someplace that in your bag as you probably won't have your bag with you. if you're evacuating has a great point. and, you know, nowadays with with covid and so many people.

>> being ultra aware of our health. it is a great idea. just in general to have the medical information either on a necklace, on a on a wrist band. some placo that easily accessible for the flight attendant. >> oh, absolutely. and whenever i ask this question. most people do not have that. i'm medical id when they do have some type of medical condition. so you know, think about that. and and always be prepared. >> yeah. that that is the bottom line. karen, thank you so much. enjoy the holiday and we'll see you next week. >> right. eye. we'll be right back.

>> welcome back. 9.25 here on this sunday morning in san francisco has a reputation as a drinking town. yeah, we like our cocktails wine. the pandemic. unfortunately, though, put a stop to drinking with each other at bars. but now they're starting to welcome back patrons kron four's vicki liviakis renamed this morning's dine and dish to dine and drink. >> let the shakers begin from the city's north beach to marina and the mission noticed more people out and about. >> after a long dry year. patrons are finally trickling in here along the embarcadero san francisco bars cocktail lounges like the high dive here only too happy to see bring your a game because we've got our shots so we can

serve your outside in the back patio reds job. a house is serving up a cold beer with a view of the pier tears up the way the highbrow water bar restaurant and bar is doing its best to adapt to the new norms people want to see and be seen. they want to drink too. there's outdoor drinking and dining. a few tables at the lounge and now the bar is open to a limited lucky few. >> this >> the city rules say bar goers can now bring. well standing rather than being fixed to a table and you don't the boost. welcome to cook. h h- are you following me here at the popular escritorio, one of the buzziest are scenes in the city is subdued tone for the moment. you know, a lot of people coming up to the window come in and have a drink and we can't do that yet. this couple she ate not having to elbow their way past the cocktails crowds. >> although bars in the city won't completely reopen until

summer bartenders and customers are still making the most of happy hour to your help in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> just getting started early this we're always looking for great places to dine or get takeout or drink in your neighborhood, you can use the camera on your phone to scan this qr code. it's going to take you directly to the dine and dish web page where you can then submit your favorite restaurant for us to feature. >> it's going to be hot tomorrow. i'm camila barco live in contra, costa with what fire officials are saying you shouldn't do this memorial day.

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>> good morning. welcome back. 9.30 on this holiday sunday. and we're taking a live look outside through the picture window and we see a really thin layer. the golden gate. it's right above the golden gate bridge, though. so it does look like, you know, you can still get a little bit of sun, but there's a little bit of cover still keeping a cool here in the city, at least. dave spahr says it's going to be really, really hot yet take advantage of this layer of fog while you can because it sits out the door pretty soon day. that deck looks like it's moving a little bit to the bay coming across the bridge a little bit and wishful thinking i guess it if you're

on a sailboat or keep the call for the day tomorrow because we're looking at temperatures really the decline big-time today. they really going to feel it. >> even in places like san francisco at the coast. it will be substantially warmer than yesterday. we're looking to build on that on monday, too. this is what it looks like. the live shot a different perspective. the golden gate that the fog deck is on the right hand side. but just the kind of that he's off to the distance. but lots of sunshine working now, speaking of that fog, what does it do for tomorrow morning. with this is the best effort we have. as you can see, just barely covering up the shore water edge. not too much penetration inland. so you're not going to get that marine layer helping to cool you off overnight as much as we did from last night and friday so we'll start off and probably a warmer position tomorrow than today. we're at 71 already antioch a lot of 50's for the bay for right now. but in the next hour or so. that will change big time. we're ahead by a half a dozen degrees far for good chunk of the bay's. you can see and we're still in the success of heat warning going on solano county. that's for monday, tuesday. the

oranges are for the heat advisory and that goes into effect just for monday. so monday is going to be the big day for everybody. and we're going to chip away at that starting on tuesday. so tuesday is going to be very much like today, 84, 1 o'clock at 4 an estimation of 89, but plenty of 90's will still be hanging around even at that late hour coming up in a bit. of course, we'll get into the weeds and check out that 4 zone forecast for you and the extended to martin. well, sounds good. dave, thank you. well, it is still early this morning. temperatures are still moderate. his day was mentioning, but that's going to change big time because that heat advisory is set for the east bay hills and beyond range that heat advisory will go into effect tomorrow. the area. >> is already in the exceptional drought category keeping the risk for wildfires. very high. >> we want to go now live to kron four's, camila barco in lafayette with some tips on how to keep yourself safe this weekend. high camila. good morning. >> good morning, martin. also the bottom line is it is up to us to prevent some of these

vegetation fires and wildfires fire officials say that they would provide offense. we need to provide the defense last year. the scu lightning complex fire burned through several bay area counties, including here in contra, costa that fire burned more than 396,000 acres and destroyed 222 structures and 6 people were injured. firefighters want to prevent something like that. want to prevent something like that from happening again. if you take a look at this map. several bay area cities will be a heat advisory tomorrow including concord, napa, santa rosa cloverdale and livermore people who live in these areas will be experiencing between 90 and possibly a 100 degree weather on monday. and those hot temperatures can increase the risk for heat related illnesses. the national weather service says people can enjoy the outdoors tomorrow and tuesday. but before the hottest time of the day. you should drink lots of water. stay in air-conditioned areas and do not leave your pets or kids in your cars now

dry grass makes with dry conditions hot temperatures and equipment with flames can easily spot. >> the vegetation that is on the ground across our county across the region is oprah dry. it's as dry as it might normally be in july or august and so it's ready ready to burn any kind of spark is going to is going to very likely caused a fire that could turn into a devastating wildfire. >> we did lose. comey was feed there. but i think she made the point very clear. it is up to all of us to make our good habits. this weekend and not do anything that could potentially spark a while to saturday's. you can see from that video just how bone-dry via the foliage is. >> not only in the east bay but south bay, north bay pretty much everywhere around the bay area. so be extra careful this weekend as you head outdoors. well, despite that lou mean heat this

weekend. the state's energy leaders say there will be no force power outages took some good there the president of the california independent system operator says the system seems to be in good shape for this week and next week. last summer's heat waves along with poor planning led to several power disruptions. they believe they've done a better job of planning this year. but they say that heat waves are likely to return throughout the summer and insists it's always a great idea to try and conserve energy. >> right now over at kron 4 dot com. we do have a section dedicated to drought and wildfire resources. use your mobile device to scan the qr code on your screen and you'll be taken straight to that wildfire web page. >> we must always remember. always remember. >> must remember the price that was paid for our liberties must remember the debt. those who have paid. >> earlier this morning, president biden honored troops who have served this country. the president delivering remarks at a memorial day ceremony in delaware.

president also paid tribute to his son beau an iraq war veteran who died 6 years ago today following a battle with brain cancer. now we move to the north bay with a holiday weekend is bringing back a sense of normalcy as visitors are returning to napa tourism, of course, has been way down during the pandemic and last year's wildfires did not help matters. >> kron four's gayle ong spent of the day of the napa tolking to visitors. >> here in downtown napa. there are 2 back to parking. lots. locals say it's been a while. >> pretty busy out here. we we can't even say that are. favorite restaurant down here we got so. you so okay, i guess. but nice to see things busy again. it feels wonderful. it's so have things back to normal seeing somei tourists getting back saying napa busy again. >> so we're a little bit. jaded it's not as easy to get

the reservations as it was a few weeks ago, but we're excited to see things open back up and seeing people keeping it keeping everything busy. >> a stark contrast from last year. downtown napa was a goes down when shelter-in-place orders were issued statewide even though last memorial day weekend coincided with the reopening restaurants for dine-in service. months later, napa county had to shut down some businesses after landing on the governor's covid-19 watchlist. that's for it to a year later, more foot traffic and visitors from out of state. thanks to covid-19 vaccinations. >> north carolina, mean. >> new your amelia humphreys cohen's kitchen door at the oxbow market. everyone so happy to be out and about. it's just been awesome. we're really happy to be able to take care of everyone who visiting the bay listen, kyle kerwin are visiting from portland, oregon celebrating their wedding anniversary. the first trip since the pandemic has been nice to get away from home and just be in public

says nice do things that we used to do i'm coming to get some drinks or food and. >> check out the shops and everything like that. >> napa county remains in the orange tier. but health officials say weekly covid-19 cases have been decreasing for the 3rd week in a row their way closer to the less restrictive yellow tier just in time for summer in napa. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> happening now, san francisco police have stepped up patrols and sobriety checkpoints. this holiday weekend. the increased enforcement began friday night and will continue through monday night. according to the sfpd crashes involving impaired drivers can drop by up to 20%. thanks to these tactics. police add 30% of deadly car crashes involved. at least one form of drugs or alcohol. >> and now to the latest on the coronavirus. all covid-19 vaccinations offered at the alameda county fairgrounds will now move to other health

care facilities. the fairground vaccination site open back in february and more than 140,000 vaccine doses. we're minister. they're serving more than 75,000 people beginning tomorrow. vaccinations will take place at stanford health care, valley care and sutter health campuses. >> in the north bay. the number of fully immunized people in marin county continues to rise. and because of that, the county it's actually going to able to close 2 of its vaccine sites. they're at the marin county fairgrounds and the more in health and wellness center. those sites delivered a combined nearly 120,000 doses since opening up last december staffing from the 2 sites is going to be transition now to support mobile vaccination clinics that are scheduled to continue throughout the summer. the united states continues to make steady progress in getting more americans vaccinated about 166 million people have now received at least one dose, a covid-19 vaccine. that's more than half of the country's population. new numbers from

the cdc also show about 40% of americans are fully vaccinated within those numbers. 75% are folks age 65 and older that they are fully vaccinated and 86% of seniors have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. if you have your phone handy you want more information on vaccinations in the state's reopening. you can use it to scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to the coronavirus section of our website there. you're going to find covid news and ways to schedule your vaccine appointments state and the numbers and whether they have a little bit of bite going on for them today, although somewhat mild near the coast. of course, i'm not too bad. along the east bay shoreline. but inland those temperatures racing to the 90's. your 4 zone forecast is next.

>> good morning. welcome back. and we've been talking all morning long all weekend long about the weather and what we're expecting over the next couple of days. it's really going to heat up later today. as you can see, it looks beautiful outside there right behind us. >> dave spahr says, oh, you're definitely not going to really need a jacket tonight the screen instead. yes, exactly. i think even on the sailboat you probably won't need to probably even an uptick in tomorrow going on is going to warm everywhere going on. here's the east bay shore. and just to give you a shot of how things are going to talk about

the fog little bit this morning. it's pretty much mixed out for the most part hangar, little brown, the immediate bay and along the immediate coast again, that will mix up nicely for tomorrow, too. that marine layer will be less of a blanket of cooling effect. we expect for tomorrow morning. what is up to the top whole forecast. real quick 80 tomorrow. 83 tuesday, wednesday 83. so we got some lot of melting going on temperature check. we're still in the 50's holding up here. as you can see, up to the north bay east bay into the 60's. but 71 for antioch 60 going on for san jose with still 55 looks like in palo alto. what a show you the wind direction. we talked about how dry it's going to get off to the east bay. but that is still with an onshore flow coming from the coast, although it's not real. real strong will be the typical breeze driven just locally. we call these local wins because the heating it's happening in land and something has to replace. that's the marine layer jumps into the challenge and overnight sometimes us helps bring the fog in a little bit, which it will do tonight, but not as aggressively as this morning. so that cooling effect won't be spilling into the valley

into the delta. for example, the sacramento valley. here's what happens tomorrow afternoon. again, technically an onshore wind at all, but still fairly dry even at the surface and not much in the way of cooling effect small about, okay. the week day forecast. we have the breaking down of the high pressure cell tuesday, weak system drops by it will throw some clouds our way a little drop in terms of temperatures. that's where we could have one possibility of rain. we're not going to get another one. you can see on the weekend not happening again. just some scattered clouds after the weekend next week and the following week. it looks like we might have another high pressure cell starting to set up shop and that may be a little bit of a redux from what we're going through now. we'll see. we get a little closer just how potent this is and it has all the appropriate elements. your 4 zone forecast the sunday kind of a warm run for tomorrow. 74 san francisco looks like sunset district may be 6970 daly city pacifica 6567. meanwhile, for half moon bay on the bay side. well,

most the temperatures will be in the mid 70's to the northern and dodn south. they pop to the lower 80's even 86 going on palo alto. we continue that trend particular. we get away from the water's edge. 87 for san jose heading further south morgan hill at 9490 going on. los gatos 87 santa clara in cupertino. and we have plenty of 80's. you can see lining up along the east bay shoreline tri valley. you're looking at lower 90's today much hotter tomorrow. 94 walnut creek, 96 conquered. i think you're to pop 100 tomorrow 79 for berkeley. 82 for richmond. the late host 60 source of simi 77 a lot of that's going up and on exactly where you are. you're further inland. temperatures will be warmer. 90 fairfield 95 for napa 99 santa rosa with lower 90's heading down south. one. '02, or so tomorrow by tuesday dropping into the 90's 80's. we'll finish off the rest the week. there's a mixed bag. some sun and clouds. meanwhile, along the bay, those 80's will be replaced by some 70's and we'll do 70's and 60's along

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the office finally hits theaters this weekend. >> it's the follow-up to the 20 18 hit in which we follow a family struggling for survival in a world in which creatures that can hear, but not seen you dominate a quiet place 2 flashes back to the first movie explaining how things got to be the way that they are. but it's also a continuation of the story of silence survival, including discovering a possible weakness of the movies. alien predators in this movie. presents is only behind the camera. his real life emily blunt left to fend for herself and her kids in the movie that's well made and make sense. whether you've seen the first one or not. more importantly, even though we know a lot more about the mysteries of the first film. >> still provides plenty of few moments that make it a follow-up. it's a dean's list, exclusively in theaters. >> also this weekend, there's the latest disney adaptation of one of their animated characters in oscar winner

emma stone stars as a fashion designer who finds her dark side as she becomes a protege of a fashion legend played by emma thompson. it's an origin story with com fiendish energy, but especially a couple of juicy performances by both of months. it's a dean's list. be available on the premier access level of disney plus, and also in select theaters. >> its highs, the less to lose my friends been even harder to manage his affairs he did maybe executor of his estate new netflix is the debut of the 3rd and final season of the award-winning the kominsky method oscar winner michael douglas sandy kominsky is forced to take a hard look at aging. >> after the death of his longtime friend norman formally played by alan arkin. his life becomes more complicated by the arrival of his ex-wife played by kathleen turner with whom douglas is reunited from his movies romancing the stone jewel of the nile in war of the roses

series regulars sarah baker paul riser and haley joel osment and to the final 6 episodes of the story. and possibly the most anticipated tv special of the year is finally out after multiple pandemic delays. the friends reunion special brought together the hit series original stars on their original sound stage. >> where they created 10 years worth of memories. the reunion is very documentary style with the stars creators, crew and fans waxing nostalgic showing in creating famous scenes and sharing never heard before behind the scenes and making up stories. it's playing now only on hbo. max hope you have a safe holiday weekend. >> in chicago. i'm dean richards. there's a lot to until the summer movie season is upon us we yeah. we really haven't had that many wonderful, you know, options to choose from over 8 usually like one or 2 that are pretty

good and the rest are kind of throw ways. but this all seems to be pretty solid. >> there's a mean that's going on about the friends reunion, how jennifer aniston and david schwimmer actually did have crush on pressure is over each other and they kind of channel that into ross and rachel but never crossed the line. i guess outside of, you know, on camera. so i feel like that's just one of the many little nuggets that friends fans will really little sob story out about. all going make it even more interesting exactly. so you should definitely check that one out. we do want to let you know, construction is officially underway for the 25th annual pink triangle on san francisco's twin peaks. it's being done to mark the 50th anniversary of san francisco pride. it stands as a symbol of hope and a quality that's visible for everyone to see that triangle will be eliminated this year on june 27th and today is the final day to take in the sights and sounds of roma of san

francisco, carnival festivities, including music dancing and tasty food are well underway this weekend. this year celebration last just 2 days instead of a full week. this is a little bit of video from yesterday's celebration. if you didn't make it out there yesterday, though today's festivities will take place from noon to 5 instead of a parade. they're going to focus on vaccinations make sense like that. yeah, it's great idea. well, as we say goodbye this morning, we want to take a moment to honor the victims who were killed in the rail way. a rail yard shooting last wednesday. we do want to send our condolences to their families made their memories be a blessing.

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