calvin lamb, who is the chief medical officer for sutter pacific bay area here, to help answer any additional questions about the change in management transfer, as well as tom, who is the chief executive officer who can also speak to the swindell day program. >> commissioners, several public comment requests for this item. >> i have two. >> yes. that's what i have received. >> okay. i'm going to call the names for the public comment. once the public comment has been completed, this will be in the hands of the commission for us to discuss. and ask any questions we may have. the first name i have is dr. theresa palmer and the second one is liga montano. >> yeah. my main concern is with the swindell center. it sounds like it successfully transferring to the precedeo without an interruption of care. so that's good news. i am concerned about the diabetes center. what's gone on is the transfer to the medical foundation was part of the picture of ongoing, progressive defunding and money-saving measures on the part of cpmc. although we were assured december 4th that the medical foundation and the hos

a bay area teenager making her mark in music and the community also. she is coming up. here on "asian pacificmerica," we enjoy highlighting the artistic and cultural sides of community, and that includes young emerging artists. joining us now is 15-year-old reigne reario, a bay area singer-songwriter who just launched her first album self-titled "reigne," which features some original songs by a famous composer in the philippines, vehnee saturno. the musician herself has an interesting story of how she started out so young, leading to playing the piano, guitar, and ukulele. welcome to the show. reigne reario: thank you for-- robert: okay, so we're going to say ukulele or ukulele, it doesn't matter, right? reigne: yeah, i'm fine with that. and it was just--nt show. i was just in first grade, so i wanted to try something new. so, i just signed myself up for singing because at that time, that was what i thought the easiest talent to perform. so yeah, i just signed up for singing. and it wasn't--it was just basically out of curiosity. and i just learned singing from the radio, car music, and youtu

pacific america." i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. cans and pacific islanders in film, both in front and behind the camera. "asian pacific america" went on the road to talk with cultural pioneers and the stars and co-writers of "always be my maybe," now on netflix, ali wong and randall park, along with director nahnatchka khan. and we start our show with one of our favorite events. it's time for frameline 43, the san francisco international lgbtq-plus film festival that starts this week. now, founded in 1977, this film festival is the longest-running, largest, and considered by many to be the most widely recognized

pacific america." i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. today, asian americans and pacific islanders in film, both in front and behind the camera. "asian pacific america" went on the road to talk with cultural pioneers and the stars and co-writers of "always be my maybe," now on netflix, ali wong and randall park, along with director nahnatchka khan. and we start our show with one of our favorite events. it's time for frameline 43, the san francisco international lgbtq-plus film festival that starts this week. now, founded in 1977, this film festival is the longest-running, largest, and considered by many to be the most widely recognized lgbtq-plus film exhibition event in the world. ofround 60,000, certainly the biggest in the bay area. with me right now is daniel moretti, the director of distribution and educational programming for frameline and a prominent figure in global film projects. and we're also proud to have william j. zang, a filmmaker and publicist, here to talk about his latest project, "dress up like mrs. doubtfire." welcome

area of high pressure out here in the pacific. and today, well, this offshore flow was actually really strong yesterday. warmed up the entire bay area. even san francisco into the upper 90s. today, though, we're bringing some cooling primarily near the coastline. and a stronger, southerly flow that will push in the fog. that will be wednesday thursday and friday. >>> triple digits out to saint helene a. santa rosa, 99. around the rim of the bay, still hot. lower 90s. a lot of triple digits. just take it easy. san jose, 96 degrees. gilroy, 100. san francisco is always a challenging forecast with a pattern like this. we go with mid-80s. 85 yesterday. san francisco was 97 degrees. that was a record. here's a look ahead. we will begin to cool things off a little more for your wednesday. but if you really want to feel a difference, i think look loosic that pattern will take -- looks like that pattern will take us >>> time is 4:51. some of the best golfers. we'll take a look back at some of the memorable openas the five u.s. opens at pebble beach. beach. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. our time is 4:53. some of the the world's bes

pacific america." i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. an author and publisher specializing in books for the asian-american community, and especially filipino-americans. gayle romasanta will be with us. then we focus on a very unique event, which is not only popular with the japanese-american communities, but everyone interested in food and health. it's the upcoming northern california soy and tofu festival in san francisco. and we wrap up with our traditional highlighting of our community's artistic and cultural world with a teenage singer-songwriter, reigne reario. we'll talk about her new album and perform for us live, all on our show today. well, isn't reading about history more interesting when it's about your own cultural history?

pacific america." i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv.e have a very entertaining and informative show for you today. the big san francisco ethnic dance festival is coming up, and joining us will be one of the stars of the show and one of our favorite guests, the parangal dance company, is here to talk about and show us what we can expect. the majestic "uss hornet" once hosted a celebration of the japanese-american military unit, the 442nd, and now we get a chance to help showcase the uss hornet's role in the upcoming 50th anniversary of the apollo program as we highlight the splashdown 50 celebration by the hornet sea, air & space museum in alameda. we'll also tell ya about all the upcoming obon celebrations going on in the bay area, as well as the chevron family theatre festival in walnut creek, all on our show today. robert: well, the san francisco ethnic dance festival is a big cultural event for many different communities. it is a celebration of artistry and diversity, and we're happy and proud that one of our most popular guests and

pacific america." i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv.wish program. we'll look at the program and the upcoming wish-a-thon for miles event here at nbc bay area. and then we showcase some of the make-a-wish families and their children, and their inspiring, touching, and compelling stories all on our show today. well, make-a-wish is such a well known program, but do we really know what it's really all about? joining us to make sure we all know is first of all phillip yim, the san francisco and monterey bay wish coordinator for make-a-wish greater bay area. a wish granter and volunteer since 2001, he is a fluent cantonese speaker who has helped with at least 50 wishes.

time the monterey bay whale watch says that it saw a killer whale pod from the pacific northwest here in monterey bay. they say it has been years since they have whale families in this area. and there have been around 30 different killer whales in 9 separate sightings in less than 2 weeks. normally the best time to see the york is is in april and may marine biologists are not really sure why the whales are in the area right now or how long they plan to stick around. >>as we take a live look outside right now getting a check on the 4 zone forecast this is the embarcadero in san francisco talking about a red flag warning for parts of northern california. not so much the bay but we can see along the embarcadero as it often is windy here to run it all down for us and meteorologist for recent rodriguez already seeing gusty wind speeds for those of you in the north bay so. >>you're still going to be under that high fire danger territory, not under that red flag warning but there is that concern because of gusty northerly winds tonight, 35 miles per hour or less along the highest peak, specifically for those of you in sonoma napa and marine counties and already seeing gusty win

pacific america." i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv.e have a very entertaining and informative show for you today. the big san francisco ethnic dance festival is coming up, and joining us will be one of the stars of the show and one of our favorite guests, the parangal dance company, is here to talk about and show us what we can expect. the majestic "uss hornet" once hosted a celebration of the japanese-american military unit, the 442nd, and now we get a chance to help showcase the uss hornet's role in the upcoming 50th anniversary of the apollo program as we highlight the splashdown 50 celebration by the hornet sea, we'll also tell ya about all the upcoming obon celebrations going

pacific northwest. more clouds the bay area to stay dry here. but certainly some much cooler temperatures.he normal as we get into tuesday wednesday and thursday next week so that in mind, here's your forecast for you the next 7 days we're going to drop the temperatures in the first day of summer then saturday and sunday we start to warm up a little bit but those temperatures really cooling down by next tuesday. >>he will truly be missed here definitely a impactful some that get so we're we're hurting right now. >>an off-duty police officer loses his life while trying to save the lives of others how his night at a l ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>a sled dogs walking on water that's kind of what it looks like check out some gorgeous pictures taken in northwest greenland last week you can see the dogs waiting kind of ankle deep through a melting ice sheet but as beautiful as his pic

pacific america." ♪ i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv.oday, we highlight the make-a-wish program. we'll look at the program and the upcoming wish-a-thon for miles event here at nbc bay area. and then we showcase some of the make-a-wish families and their children, and their inspiring, touching, and compelling stories all on our show today. well, make-a-wish is such a well known program, but do we really know what it's really all about? joining us to make sure we all know is first of all phillip yim, the san francisco and monterey bay wish coordinator for make-a-wish greater bay area. a wish granter and volunteer since 2001, he is a fluent cantonese speaker who has ed and also with us here, we're happy to have kelsey wetzstein, a corporate development associate for make-a-wish greater bay area. welcome to the show. kelsey wetzstein: thanks for having us. robert handa: as i said, you hear about make-a-wish all the time. i think people just kind of think they know, but give us sort of an overview in terms of what the program is. phillip yim:

area sits on land owned by union pacific. crossing the boundary is trespassing. >> i have friends that live all over the bay area. they come down hereyou think that makes me feel? >> reporter: the mandate issues a demand to the railroad including limiting illegal dumping, helping the homeless find safer housing. and an email fonts response says homelessness along the river property is a causing hazards for residents and employees. the city council rules committee is also asking the full city council to direct the city attorney to take legal action against union pacific if the long-standing problems along the railroad track do not get resolved. outside city hall, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> looking into the weather now, it is pretty warm in some places. it was 89 in vallejo. that is a-11. 93 in fairfield, 93 in antioch. some places a little cooler today, mainly along the coastal sections with a bit of a sea breeze. these high temperatures tomorrow, let's take a look. they will come off. today science address was 91, tomorrow, down to 77. a big drop off. the same with sanford ziska, down to 64, 93 in concord today, down to 79 tom

bit of times but also some this cooler air that's going to push in from the pacific keeping us nice and cool here in the bay aread to the 90's that do continue out towards sacramento and fresno still a cool down for them compared to where they were in the triple digits as well. now tomorrow morning more fog to be expected. you're going to have the same on saturday morning to with some areas of coastal drizzle possible as the fog becomes dense at times during morning hours along the coast. temperatures in the 60's for your highs today in san francisco that compared to 70's yesterday in a range of 70's and 80's elsewhere in the bay with most areas further away from the water solidly into the 80's like san jose campbell this gatos each at 85 degrees today, assault 11 degree cool down from yesterday in livermore from the upper 90's to the mid to upper 80's today, moroccan or and in the 70's along with oakland and san leandro while 80's continue in san ramon walnut creek in concord cooler than yesterday by a lot back in ville fairfield and pittsburgh in the 80's after your 90 to 100 degree temperatures yesterday in s

bay area. >>> san jose and union pacific are crossed up against late night train noise. the latest, involving a lawsuit. >>> here is something most of us have experienced, you answer the phone and you hear that brief pause before a weird fake friendly voice starts talking. you realize you have been robocall. here's a few things you can do to stop it.>> the reason of this call is to inform you that the irs's filing a lawsuit against you. >> if you are tired of calls like this, you are not alone. >> i received robocalls at home, in my office, on my landline and in my mobile.>> as a result, many americans rarely answer their cell phones unless the number is already in their contact list. >> frustrated members of the federal medications and ministration decided to do something about it. the panel pushed through a measure that gives wireless phone companies the rights of black robocalls automatically, without needing the customer's permission. the cell phone owners will no longer have to opt in or download an app. >> it gives us an extra tool in our arsenal to go after the robocalls and scammers.>> some companies hav

of the week all because of this area of low pressure that will affect the pacific northwest, but it's going to usher in the stronger marine influence for us here in the bay area. if you are suffering from allergies, the big culprit right now, grasses channel pods and juniper. we are looking at medium to medium high levels today and increasing for tomorrow and you can see generally that pattern in the medium category, but grass is really in the mix. so we are at the forecast as we go through the afternoon, above average temperatures for this time of year looking at 84 in santa clara as well as san jose. 88 in morgan hill, 87 for los gatos and 85 in campbell. low 90s from concord and fairfield and pittsburgh, antioch, brentwood as well as for pleasanton and danville, berkeley, high of 71. 75 in oakland, 72 in alameda, 76 in san leandro and 84 for santa rosa. heating up the 97 up in lakeport. here is the seven-day forecast and what you can expect. temperatures slightly cooler for wednesday as we go through thursday and friday, even cooler still, but we are looking at near average daytime highs as we go through the rest of the week, and that continues into t

here's that low moving into the pacific northwest, notice the cooler colors hugging the coastline. the entire bay areag a little cooler thursday and friday. temperatures stay near average tomorrow, and then they take a couple degrees dip later in the week. 3 degrees above average in concord, 86 degrees, sunnyvale, 83, union city, 78 with sunshine. danville, 85, pittsburgh out of the 90s, berkeley, your high is 68, san rafael, 77, santa rosa, 78, highs in the 90s and mendocino county. the trend down temperature wise toward friday, then back up for the weekend and back down monday and tuesday. >>> still ahead, a mysterious illness in the dominican republic affecting american tourists. >>> plus, mass deportation, president trump's ambitious new plan for undocumented immigrants. but how feasible is it? >>> and its uber and lyft vs. their own drivers. the one thing that drivers really want, the one thing that right how companies don't want to give them. >>> tonight at 11, the city discusses plans to build a navigation center, neighbors say not in my backyard. and because nothing keeps us mothan the interne

this all changes in the days to come here wind direction ships now blowing some of the cool air from over the pacific on into the bay area and this is going to result in the big changes that we have especially for tomorrow as your daytime highs are going to fall significantly back down to our seasonal averages. so will be warm inland but not going to be very warm honor coastal areas. today is a day in between we're back into the 70's for san francisco, another coastal areas granada 72 pacifica 74 that's a big drop in temperatures from where they have been the past couple of days now we still do ha a l at 91 in the south bay was san jose at 93 today, but these temperatures although hot are already a big cool down from where they have been livermore 97 dublin at 96 will walnut creek and danville also mid to upper 90's, oakland and berkeley out of the 90's and back into the 80's oakland, 82 for your high today, one words were triple digit number in pittsburgh at a 100 degrees antioch not far behind you can expect those numbers to cool for even further into tomorrow petaluma 90 today while nevado at 92. so today still 90's i

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bay area. these are higher clouds coming in from across the pacific. we have a storm sitting up here in the pacific northwest that is linked to our weather. you can see how everything is spinning a round that. in fact, we put the bulls yay on it there. that is what has been keeping us call and breezy. it is just close enough that we're feeling that increased onshore flow. that is why it has been a little breezy and cool and this is also the freeway that all the clouds have been traveling in on. i showed you the subtle warm up for today. now, here is the decrease in the wind. the brate ter the color, the stronger the wind. it got a little brighter but not like the last few days where i could show yeah the screen light up. we had a strong wind there. it is still breezy today, but just less than the last few days were. >>> you want meaningful change? how about the weekend and early next week. mid-80s inland is right where we should be. upper 60s to low 70s for the bay. p once we get to next week it starts to get warmer. not hot, but a little above average. upper 80s for in land location

area of low pressure drying it sitting to our north. it's resulting in some rain for the pacific northwest but here in the bay. we remain dry just a few clouds at times but otherwise a nice pleasant day ahead of you with plenty of sunshine to expect as for tomorrow you do have an increasing cloud cover across the bay area as temperatures begin to be seen a little bit warmer and continuing to warm on into the upcoming weekend at which point we return to seasonal averages getting back to the weather that we've gotten used to lately as for today, though if you want to enjoy a nice cool day today is your chance to do it before we do see warmer temperatures around the corner, some 50's and 60's along the coast and then 60's and 70's elsewhere in the bay with most of us well into the 70's today like in the south bay. we're daytime highs will range from the mid to upper 70's, san jose at 77 pleasanton over in the east bay at 74 while union city and hayward each at 70 degrees upper 60's in san leandro and oakland as well as richmond with berkeley in the mid 60's while walnut creek in concord in the upper 70's north a

thanks to this low pressure system generally affecting the pacific northwest but it will usher in a stronger marine influence for us here in the bay area. for today in the afternoon daytime highs at least for san francisco and for oakland, right around where we should be for this time of year but concord and san jose above average temperatures. so, for san jose 85, as well as santa clara. 90 for a high for you in morgan hill, a low 90 in pittsburg and antioch, brentwood congo, fairfield, and after daytime highs yesterday afternoon in the mid-90s. were starting that cooling trend for us today. low 70s in berkeley as well as oakland. mid-seventies in alameda, upper 60s in san francisco and mid- sixties in santa rosa. 90s in lakeport and clearlake. here we go with that seven-day forecast. and here we go with the cold out. tuesday and especially by wednesday and thursday, rebounding as we head through the rest of the work week and into the weekend. >>>llhost the 2020 -- 23 six olympics six we normally. the international olympic committee will vote between the resort in stockholm and cortina them pet so in milan. the swedish and italian del

union pacific, trying to get an exact number of how many trains are going through here overnight, blowing the whistle's. no answers so far.>>> up next, decades old series based here in the bay area gets a modern makeover. we sit down with the author behind the beloved classic tales of the city. so, what's changed? >>> yet another scooter company has launched in san jose, today it is lyft, but this time it's different, we will explain, coming up.>>> you can't really say it's fireproof, but it's pretty darn close.>> a special flame resistant home that is taking shape tonight in santa clara county. >>> rainbow flags are flying tonight across the bay area to commemorate pride month and the lgbt q freedom movement. >> in honor of pride the latest version of tales of the city for me is tomorrow on netflix. jackie ward sat down with the man who made this groundbreaking classic possible.>> reporter: my gps as a month that country lane on russian hill in san francisco, but in the hearts and minds of those who love tales of the city this may feel more like coming home. tales of the city revolves around a fictional address 28 barbary lane with its eccentric landlady and her colorful tenant

here and we can already see the changes happening. see the stream of clouds moving into the pacific northwest? that will deliver some cooler air to the bay area, buthightre out in the pacific, and that's going to fight back our ocean breeze and keep our skies clear. so more hnorthwest. look at our temperatures, though, for the next couple of days. in the upper 70s. we can give the air conditioning a rest. but it will be right back on for the weekend and early next week. san francisco, though, does stay much more comfortable. we're not going to see the coastal areas and the city heating up so that's some good news. there are some places where we can go and cool off for a little while, laura and marcus. >> we'll look for them. >>> coming up for you -- you have your chance to win more than half a billion dollars. yes, half a billion. mega millions jackpot getting really big. the tips from a man who just won $344 million yesterday. >> oh, to dream. >>> quarterfinal action at the french open is rained out today. officials made that call this morning to cover the courts as a storm rolled through the area. matches are rescheduled for tomorrow. you c

bay our beach in pacific ocala beach in santa cruz keller beach in richmond and aquatic park in san mateo or ranked so for of the top 10 most polluted in the state are here in the bay area officials say storm drain runoff is the greatest source of pollution at these beaches. as for the least polluted beaches in the state. natural bridges state beach in santa cruz. earned an a plus grade. >>i was going take a live look outside at and san francisco's embarcadero beautiful day out there. >>indeed recent rodriguez is here right at beach weather. if you like to really soak up the sun, but certainly pleasant nonetheless yeah beach weather is coming just in time for 4th of july weekend so next weekend we're going to be above average not going to break any records here in the bay area. but certainly noticeable bump in the mercury with daytime highs warming up into the low 90's for most of our interior valleys but today, most of our interior valleys, we're actually about 5 degrees below average, even with that slight bump in temperatures and right about average for most of our coastal and bayshore areas. here's a live look outside from our alcatraz camera as you can see better c

bay temperatures in the 70s. breezy and cool at times. here is the pattern that's causing all the strange weather and a lot of thunderstorms up in the pacific northwest. this arealow pressure sticking around through friday. as we head into the weekend sys approach the coast. we'll get a little bit of warming on sunday. but the real warming isn't in the seven-day forecast. it will be in the maybe eight or nine-day forecast. as we get closer to the fourth of july, that's when it looks like high pressure wgof the seven-day forecast. until we get toward the middle of next week. for san francisco things will be trending a bit more mild for the weekend. should be pleasant but a little bit on the cool side for the pride parade as things start at 10:30 on sunday morning. and valley temperatures also staying mild. may not see the 80s again till the middle of next weekend. still the chance of early 80s next week. >> i like that. are you still okay transferring all your wardrobe? your cold weather wardrobe. >> wear a shawl the next couple of days. >> thanks, rob. >>> up next, was there collusion on chicken prices? why a grand jury's investigating a possible price fixingsc

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here in the bay area and across the entire state. he joined other state and foreign leaders for the -% pacific summit in san francisco. i see it i get it. >>and i understand the stress around the rental issues and housing issues and our deep anxiety about what the hell's happen to our state related to the issue of homelessness it is a disgrace. it is unconscionable and with all due respect and i'm proud to take this it happened on our watch we own it. we haven't been focused on that issue certainly from sacramento. that's about to change. >>the governor says that next year he plans to focus primarily on health care housing and homelessness. >>we'll be fine dry grass and weeds that might be a fire hazard there's a new tool for your phone to get rid of them. >>plus yet another 4 skies at the santa anita racetrack a drastic measure their racing facility handed down to a hall of fame trainer in response. >>and new details in the death of this young police officer from the bay area. sacramento police released body cam >>attack that killed a young police officer in sacramento, the sacramento police department released this

here on kpix 5. >>> san jose residents sound off against union pacific, they want overnight trains to stop. why union pacific says it is not going to happen. >>> not in this town, the bay area politician fighting chick- fil-a. >>> is that snow or rain? no it, it is bugs. this warm so big it was caught on weather radar. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet?n. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. to and a bigger soft pretzel roll. and try the new turkey bistro with warm turkey and smokehouse bacon. or the new hot club chicken dijon with dijon mayo and black forest ham. how far would you go for a togo? >>> san jose residents including the mayor sounded off tonight at union pacific, they are demanding the freight company stop it's overnight trains. why the railroad says it is not going to happen. >> reporter: the meeting drew dozens of sleep the private residence, the meeting he

bay area. high pressure still built up to our south and east but look at this cooler air advancing out of the pacific in our direction herequickly will especially be felt on into tomorrow but we've already felt this high pressure weakening the past couple of days, one of the reasons we're no longer in the 90's for inland areas, some coastal cloud cover on the rise for tomorrow, although tomorrow skies should remain mostly sunny to partly cloudy. as we do make your way through what will be a cooler. wednesday ahead of us today's temperatures just a couple degrees cooler than yesterday's not something you're really going to notice too much stepping out there concord 88 degrees for your high livermore 86 while 70's and free my hayward in oakland and 60's in san francisco today just get a look at where we're heading on wednesday and thursday daytime highs in the mid 70's for inland areas that's well below average for this time of year 60's by the bay come pride weekend temperatures on the rise back up into the 80's inland with some 60's and 70's by the bay and by the coast. robert. >>all right. thank you john just double chec

pacific northwest. but you see kind of hovers around throughout thursday of next week that's going usher in some cooler than normal temperatures around much of the bay area in fact, here's your 10 a 10 as we get to the next couple of days, we will keep things a fairly mild and then on saturday and sunday he things right back up next week look well below the average on tuesday wednesday and thursday and the long long range is well below normal to start out july 2. thank you lawrence. >>administration is now loosening the emission standards for coal power plants and that move is already facing backlash some states like new york are threatening lacorrespondent d m democratic lawmakers are warning the rule change will have a devastating effect on the environment. >>the audience included coal miners and coal labor union officials as environmental protection agency chief andrew wheeler announced the end of the obama era clean power plan. >>we're gathered here today to deliver one of president trump's home. >>authorities the changed rules back federal standards for coal fired power generating plants and allows each state to set its own standards subject to epa approval to cont

pod from the pacific northwest in monterey bay, cool pictures ay it's been year since they've whale families in the area. >>and so they're thrilled to see it fun to see a happy whale story here we've been sharing with you what would you want to be that close tebow look really close is that that good is that alright better this that you were off yesterday yesterday we had video of a some deep-sea fisherman coming back from a fishing tournament. >>and they a great white came up and started late in the tack. they're both right biting a really they were tied. it crazy video of other the singular wales like this than growing short, i just got back from santa cruz should it. newt we were just laying on the although my kid was out surfing a little bit the waves weren't all that now they were they were he likes seeing a whale. like killer whales lot safer than seeing a shark. >>of >>but you know what if you need to head out to the ocean today find those or kezia to be a little fog you're oue kind north a little bit yeah, so the crew. >>yes, right the most with the kids the board walk down i didn't know tuesday night where the boardwalk tuesday night i don't look every week saying it

bay area. this is a batch late last night into tomorrow morning. their surface wins out here in the pacificloud cover. current numbers, 50s. that will lead to a cooler forecast. that is today. low clouds today. >> at least five people were hurt. authorities have not said if they were on the dock or watercraft, we have no details about them, this is near st. mark's square which is very popular choice. >> sarah's life for us in the city. after two full days, the convention is getting to wrap up today but it will be a big day ahead. we are expecting to hear from lillian castro and bernie sanders. that is not all, there are nine other speakers. this is including the ceo and the board of equalization numbers. throughout the event, 5000 people are expected to come through the doors of the sinner to take part in the convention. sunday promises to be another big day >> this forecast in the bay area, heat, maybe two or three days of heat and that's it. so it looks like that could be happening. >> we can think of everything quickly. >> we were tickled by this. >> and we complain to you. >> usually it

pacific northwest. it will usher in the stronger marine influence for us in the bay area meaning temperatures will be a little cooler compared to today. allergy forecast, if you're suffering from allergies, the big culprits here, grasses and channel pods and junipers. in the medium to medium-high category today. a little the higher for wednesday. backdown a tiny bit for thursday and friday, but you can see just kind of in the medium to medium high range for the pollen report. sunrise at 5:47 in sunset at 8:34. daytime highs, the microclimates from hot temperatures inland n91 in concord and fairfield to 65 along the coast and 70 in san francisco and 75 for oakland. here is the seven-day forecast. slightly cooler temperatures heading to the rest of the work week into the weekend. >>> 6:20 right now, california sheriff's department is responding to criticism after it agreed to alter the photo of an alleged sex offender. we will explain why. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. i've been waiting my whole life fo

pacific time on tuesday. the americans are number one ranked in the world. here is a look at one of their practices. if you take a look at this what you see a lot of bay areactions. alice morgan, kelli o'hara and kristin pratt both played at stamford and julie arts started circling to university. she is married to philadelphia eagles tight end zachary. >>> soccer is your game, how about a chili dip in the bay? athletes for challenging themselves in the escape from alcatraz in san francisco. the competition began at 7:30. athletes will swim from alcatraz to the marina beach and then bike 18 miles through the presidio golden gate park. the race then switches to an eight mile run to baker beach before heading back to the finish line at the marina green. the triathlon calls itself one of the most iconic in the world because of the swim from alcatraz that is known to be difficult and mighty cold. more than 2000 people are expected to take part.>>> a world war ii veteran has finally achieved a milestone in his wife. it is something he dreamed about for three quarters of a century. 94-year-old phil montano received his high school diploma this weekend. >> i went