it's not just the moon rocket that was causing problems they hadn't even started thinking about the moon capsule. there weren't even any models of it it was only on paper. but call young remained optimistic. the walk the play recorder didn't. break i feel fortunate he was able to motivate his employees. he could appear at the plant in the middle of the night and say. we have to work we have to be the 1st and i saw that the boss was with him. and so they worked hard and put their heart and soul into it. he was able to inspire and organize large collectives. he always knew what he wanted and how to achieve it well what did he got at the. writing to the new kremlin chief leoni brezhnev in 1965 he guaranteed the soviet union would carry out a moon landing by 968 carl you knew he had to keep the kremlin rulers happy. but he also knew that a manned lunar mission was still a long way off. but i look will. inspire to go real for this very tense and very hard during this time score one vostok you know he didn't like a lot of what was going on knew for sure. that i believe all things weren't going

jim has mentioned going to the moon. yesterday and today, you have inspired the artemis generation, which is our next generation. that is what this is about. it is really bringing the children we have got and our grandchildren forward so that they will be the ones going into deep space. this is a dawn of a new era. we thank you for being at the beginning of it. thank you so much. >> it was absolutely our pleasure, but it is just a huge team effort across the board from spacex to nasa they made this all happened. we were just the lucky guys they got to fly the rocket yesterday. >> i have a question for chris cassidy. our crew here decided to be about three days late. you have to work them over time, i presume, to get them caught up in all the activities they missed out on. any plans for them? >> well, they missed out on a good one for them to skip. it was saturday housecleaning, but i took care of it for them. we will catch up next weekend. in all seriousness, we have a few things to take care of tonight to make sure we a

we have about less than 48 hours to go to the moon. >> they actually arrived at the moon on christmasire the engine on the far side of the moon where there's no radio contact with mission control. >> apollo will be facing backwards on a breaking maneuver. that action will slow them down. they'll have put themselves into lunar orbit, the first men in history to have done so, and the trickiest and most dangerous part of their flight. >> you could have any number of things go wrong, end up in the wrong orbit, hit the moon. >> all systems go. >> you have to have absolute faith in every thing that has ever been done to develop this rocket motor. all they can do is point it in the right direction and press a button and hope that it works perfectly. >> apollo 8, houston over. >> we've got it. we've got it. apollo 8 now in lunar orbit. there's a cheer in this room. >> it's awe-inspiring and makes you realize just what you have back on earth. >> when they were coming around the far side of the moon bill anders saw the earth rising and he snapped a picture. >> when the picture started coming ba

well, galileo thought that jupiter not just one moon put four. second, they were saying, oh, well, if the earth were to resolve around the sun, surely it would have lost its moon. how come that it manages to preserve it moon? well, here was jupiter revolving around something. you choose whether you want to make it revolve around the argentina or sun but obviously keeping it four moons. that kills that objection as well. this was extraordinarily important. it is less nope that galileo dethey could planet neptune in 1612. this is the point on he theft of the figure. didn't recognize it as a planet because his telescone scope was fat good enough to be able to tell it was moving but he did detect it. the discovery of neptune was delayed until the middle of the 19th century when it was really discovered to be a planet. one of the most important discovers of galileo -- and i'm not giving you all of them, just a favor of the discoveries -- is the faces -- phase of the planet venus. venus was known to be between the earth and the sun, and if venus is rev

we are going to land on the surface of the moon with commercial lenders. we arere proud of commercial lur program out of the johnson space center so we can take small payloads to the moon. all of this is leading up to an amazing day or we have humans living and working for long periods of time on the surface of the moon but doing it with the purpose and the purpose is to go to mars. humanity is going to explore more integral further than ever before because of the public-private partnerships. we also if the government is creating the demand the government is creating supply, we will always be limited but when we haveat partners that are interested in exploring commercially doing the things necessary to get capital investments, then we are all going to end up better. whole world saw this, thiso isa new era inre human spaceflight d we are grateful for the service of not just our two astronauts on this but 100,000 plus people that participated in this mission. everything suppliers to the main contractors to the nasa team, spacex, what an amazing day our count

we want to stay at the moon for a long time, learn how to live and work on the moon and go with commercial partners and international partners and use the resources of the moon to live and work. -- request for 2021 is 25 point $2 million, a $3 billion increase in one year. $25.2 billion. my job is to make sure we have the bipartisan support to achieve these objectives and so far, we have been able to do that. mars to the moon and on to is going to be a tough challenge and we don't want to go alone. we want to go with international and commercial partners and that is what the artemis program is laying the foundation for and the commercial program has begun laying the foundation for. the agenda is big and our ambitions are big, but certainly this nation can lead and we want to lead in space and build a coalition that can work together stunninge these achievements. we started that with the international space station, but there is a lot of room for more. we have 15 countries that operate the iss and a lot more countries want to join us and we want them to be part of it as well. the future is

how come it manages to preserve its moon.re's jupiter revolving around something, you choose whether you want to make it revolve around the earth or the sun but obviously keeping its form. so that kills that objection. this is extraordinarily important. it's less known that galileo also detected the planet neptune in 1612. this is the point that you see on the very left of the figure. he didn't recognize it as a planet because his telescope wasn't good enough and observations not long enough to actually be able to tell that it was moving. but he did detected. the discovery of neptune was delayed until the 19th century when it was really discovered to be a planet. one of the most important discoveries of galileo, by all means and not giving you all of them, just the flavor of the discoveries is the phases of the planet venus. the thing is like this, venus was known to be between the earth and the sun. if venus was revolving around the sun it should show a whole set of faces just as the moon. for example, when it's the farthest

the full moon is a friday at 12:00 p.m. here is the numerology. it is known as a strawberry moon.he perigee. that is the millions closest orbit to earth. >> it seems very close. >> there you go. >>

the full moon is a friday at 12:00 p.m. here is the numerology. it is known as a strawberry moon. today is the perigee. that is the millions closest orbit to earth. >> it seems very close. >> there you go. >> the strawberries are amazing right now. >> yes they are, okay. i only play an astronomer on tv. if that's not correct, let me know. it will warm up today. the high deck is pushed south. we are mostly under clear skies. san jose is at 63 degrees. there is san jose. it's not much of a breeze showing in the southeast direction. there is a little north breeze kicked in for the hills. that was not there yesterday. that low sinks down. those two highs are going to merge together as temperatures go up today and tomorrow. you've got a strong system sweeping in the next couple of days to cool us down. today is about sunshine and warm temps. all right, we saw some activity on the roads pick up yesterday. what about now? >>> it is pretty quiet right now. traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving around the bay area. there are no major issues. here is a look at the bay bridg

also frustrated at his failure to get more concessions in summits with the south korean president moon j.n. and with u.s. president donald trump the north seeming to conclude the current path of diplomacy has run its course trump just doesn't it's just not that interested anymore and moon is very constrained by sanctions i mean that's why this thing is sort of been frozen for you and i have i'm just not sure that much can change in the next 6 months or 8 months a jew on the southern side of the border relatives of people abducted during the korean war hold a simple ceremony. and then events are being staged with the coming 70th anniversary of the start of the conflict least sango was a baby when his father was abducted to the north for him and others still living with the war's consequences this latest attempt at reconciliation has achieved little condone when kim jong un wouldn't recognize this issue even uses and the south korean order ministration couldn't put the issue on the table green the summit in any case this section of the border is where. rail and road links were meant to b

when i was growing up many moons ago, in the 1960s, was growing up many moons ago, in the 19605, i was remember a war between india and china over their borders. since those days, there has been not exactly a piece but an uneasy truce, let's put it like that until it seems just uneasy truce, let's put it like that until it seemsjust recently uneasy truce, let's put it like that until it seems just recently when these — we are told that at least 20 indian troops have been killed in these clashes in the himalayas in these clashes in the himalayas in these awful as you say icy conditions. but when india and china go conditions. but when india and china go to warorat conditions. but when india and china go to war or at least have these sort of violent and people die in these clashes, the potential for something worse and for it to escalate is very real for some although agnes i think most of the clashes that... there have mostly been fistfights and using sticks and stones. they don't often carry weapons because they keep on knocking into each other. but very briefly what does it say do you

getting those men on the moon in 1969 and that's a long time ago.e reason that kennedy and the successive administrations committed to that was because they were locked apollo and that probably was the absolute pinnacle of us space achievement. getting those men on the moon in 1969 and that's a long time ago. one could argue that the reason that kennedy and the successive administrations committed to that was because they were locked in a cold war with the soviet union and space appeared to be the new frontier for that hostility. perhaps right now, investment from governments in space my may be ramped up because of a new phase of nationalistic, possibly sort of, militaristic perception of what space means for nationstates. do you embrace the new investment or worry about the militarization? a bit of both, i have to say. it's unequivocal that space nowadays and probably the decades ahead is going to be characterised by three features. it's going to be more congested,it‘s going to be more contested, and the actors will be increasingly commercial. and

season this year it's also a penumbral lunar eclipse with a faint shadow of the earth on the moon's surface visible in some parts of the world the latest threats of talks between the european union and the u.k. half ended with no significant progress according to the negotiating mission. he has accused london of failing to honor the bracks a divorce agreement as the 2 sides try to thrash out a trade deal before the end of the year money against british officials are trying to backtrack on commitments they've already agreed to. earlier we spoke to our correspondent musts and we asked her whether the u.k. was prepared both politically but also economically to leave the e.u. without a deal at the end of the year. this is a lease with birds johnson and his governments are insinuating they're saying well we do want a deal however we don't want to deal at any costs but we do know that the u.k. economy is already deeply hit by the corona crisis is the deepest economic crisis the country has ever been in and if on top of that there is a node bragg's it which might mean terrorists. on variou

captured over london the full moon in june coincides with strawberry season and this year it's also a number all literary eclipse which means the moon only passes through the outer or lighter part of the earth's shadow enjoy 'd. let me say again i. think it. was. were all set. to go beyond the obvious that. we're all about the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes. to running out of touch explain 1st nothing how you just made for minds.

about 10 degrees above normal right now for downtown san francisco at 76 degrees mid 60's for half moon bay, 77 for hayward but conquered in antioch flirting with 90's currently at 89 degrees san jose in the mid 80's and santa rosa also in the mid 80's out there right now for your wednesday evening and we are noticing double digit air mass out there right now widespread warming. we were as much as 15 degrees warmer. earlier today than we were yesterday marine layer nowhere in sight and i am tracking pretty calm. wind speeds out there right now but high fire danger concerns for parts of the bay area more coming up my full forecast in a few minutes back to you. >>a few coming up 4 people are dead following a violent car crash last night what the chp says happened right before the car went off the car keenest bridge and felony murder among the nearly dozen charges and ex police officer is facing now in atlanta and the shooting death of brush art form. and when we come back back open for business will >>and these fake contra costa county moving along with reopening efforts. although there a

friendly reminder tonight, 8 is the full strawberry moon it's called the full moon in june strawberry moon because of strawberry season that coincides with a month of june. so hope we'll head out and enjoy a better viewing foremost our interior valleys and those of you in the north bay, but we could see of that full moon tonight so take advantage and enjoy, but overall clear weather and conditions by your saturday afternoon with plenty of sunshine and temperatures, widespread 60's, 70 degrees right now in antioch but 7 degrees warmer right now for santa rose at 77 degrees. so we're noticing the big drop in temperatures of the biggest drop in cool down for those of you in our inland valleys and overnight lows tonight in the low to mid 50's and also santa rosa going down to 48 degrees at or slightly below average temperatures it's widespread 60's around the bay area's shoreline and 70's as you make your way and when we're a nice letter this weekend as well back to you catherine. thank you for bruce a. >>well white house continues to get scrutiny for forcibly removing peaceful protesters

she is also the one who responded to moon jae-in.a speech he gave saying moon's speech is irresponsible. she is flatly rejecting a seoul to send an envoy. she is clearly kim jong-un's most trusted confidant, number two in the hierarchy of the bloodline. this is a dynastic regime. has she earned more trust from kim jong-un or is he somehow incapacitated? because that fall from public view in april raised a lot of questions about his health. keep in mind as well, she is the head of the propaganda and agitation department of north korea. maybe she is just doing her job, agitating. haslinda: she was also there at the last summit between trump and kim. chief north asia correspondent stephen engle. of president ferdinand marcos has died. he was forced into exile in the 1980's before returning to regain and remake the rgest food anda drink company. he bought the local coca-cola franchise and expand the company into energy. low withfacing another south asia's top ride-hailer facing -- singapore-based grab also plans to eliminate non-core pro

it's similar to total eclipses in that the moon passes in front of the sun but the moon doesn't blockpletely leaving a bright ring visible around its edge. it starts at 9:47 tonight and peak at 11:40 at night. pretty cool, lisa. >>> very cool and the official start of summer today, 2:43 p.m. it is 55 degrees. highs today right here on the peninsula in the low 70s. the fog will partially clear and we'll have party cloudy skies with that sea breeze. so enjoy your 70s peninsula, because numbers are going to be coming up throughout the week ahead. we'll talk about it and pinpoint your city when we return. >> thanks, lisa. ginges now putting pro and college teams on pause. the chances of i wanted more from my copd medicine, that's why i've got the power of 1,2,3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved, once-daily 3 in 1 copd treatment. ♪ and reduce inflammation for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not

for half moon bay a partly sunny to mostly cloudy day. for our folks who live along the coast line tomorrow is a better day for clearing. temperatures outside right now, 54 at hoof moon bay and 54 in san francisco. upper 50s to lower 60s for the east bay shore. the winds are light, a bit of a breeds moving through the delta this morning. we have been watching that throughout. because of that our inland communities and areas like fairfield and concord and vallejo seeing a cooler start. it's nice in the south bay, by lunch time upper 70s to near 80 degrees, lower 70s expected for the second part of the day. a look at the afternoon highs in the north bay, 84 in napa, upper 60s in san francisco. lower 90s for our inland cities and areas around antioch. upper 80s for pleasanton, 90 in gilroy, 87 in loss gatos, your extended forecast, temperatures coming up a few degrees for inland cities by tomorrow. 80s for our bay side cityings and lower 90s expected inland. wednesday we are getting into the upper 60s along the coast line and lower 80s aroun

that is the message from the mayors of pacifica and half moon bay to all out of towners from san jose to oakland and beyond. they say they want visiters to come, just not this weekend. >> we could be in a lot of trouble here. >> reporter: he called half moon bay home for more than 20 years. and now he is spear heading a community effort to keep nonresidents from overcrowding the beaches this independence as covid-19 cases into climb. >> we are hopeful the other people in the other townens can be sympathetic to us and give it a break, just for a weekend. >> let's start off with the fact we are a tourist town. and that we totally embrace tourists coming to half moon bay. >> reporter: the mayor says the city welcomed a number of beachgoers recently to the point where parking lots are packed and cars are filing into neighborhoods. >> people parking in neighborhoods, there are elderly people that are fearful to walk out of their house. >> reporter: the mayors are concerned this fourth of july will attract bigger crowds. this was the scene on memorial day. >> we are asking people to kind of

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and that we tourists coming to half moon bay. >> reporter: the mayor says the city welcomed a number of beachgoers recently to the point where parking lots are packed and cars are filing into neighborhoods. >> people parking in neighborhoods, there are elderly people that are fearful to walk out of their house. >> reporter: the mayors are concerned this fourth of july will attract bigger crowds. this was the scene on memorial day. >> we are asking people to kind of stay away this weekend. we know that people in large groups is one of the leading causes of the spread and we want to make sure we are protecting our community. >> because it is a public health hazard and we want people to hear this message and do what they believe is right. >> reporter: he says if the pandemic isn't a good enough reason to stay home this fourth of july, maybe the high fire danger will be. >> creates a problem for the emergency service people. and that is the issue is just keeping everybody safe. not only the residents but any visiters. >> reporter: it is important to note this year in pacifica you are not

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in his speech, moon noted that the fighting ended with an armistice agreement, not a peace treaty.expressed hope that north korea would launch a bold endeavor to end a sorrowful war. but the north's moves remain unclear after recently playing hot and cold with the south. last weweek, pyongyangng blue u intermediate yan liaison offffi. then pyongyang reversed course. it dismantled loud speakers and decided to suspend military action plans against the south. the south korean news agency says the moon administration is underscoring its unwaivering policy of seeking peace and prosperity to interkorean peace. it is part of efforts to bring pyongyang to dialogue. >>> leaders of the ten-member association of southeast asian nations will hold a summit via video link on friday. they are expected to discuss the coronavirurus pandemic's severe economic impact in the region. the meeting follows a similar virtual one in april. another topic is likely to be the south china sea where beijing and several asean member countries have conflicting territorial claims. china is pressing ahead with milit

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upper 60s, half moon bay.ted for santa cruz. 90 degrees for the afternoon high in gilroy. your extended forecast, there is that modest warm-up, and there is that change i mentioned a moment ago. upper 60s, low 70s, lung this coastline. low 90s expected inland for the extended. back to you. >>> thanks, rosemary. the white house is planning even tighter restrictions on immigrants. why president trump says those are needed. >>> businesses are getting ready to reopen their doors. devin, did you know geico is now offering an extra 15 percent credit on car and motorcycle policies? ok? that's 15 percent on top of what geico could already save you. so what are you waiting for? dj khaled to be your motivational coach? yo devin! remember to brush in a circle motion. thank you... dj... khaled. tiny circles, devin. do another one. another one. is this good? put in that work, devin. don't give up. geico. save an extra 15% when you switch by october 7th. save an extra 15% when you switch ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first. ♪

half moon bay has been about 20, 25 or even 30.e a little warmer went for santa rosa and the mother areas more than like it will be tonight into tomorrow. there could be a few high clouds drifting type of the system will probably be the coolest day of the week is that low to this yellow portland area pushes in, the high is not going to be far away is that low moves in the high will build in. so the appraisal turned northerly tonight the northeast overnight into tomorrow night. i think tomorrow night we all know what that is going to do. today's temperatures in land, below average today. but not tomorrow. will get that 10 degrees above average as to the northeast breeze kick in. we'll see some 90s, some disagreements on the models on how warm it will get on thursday but it does look cooler friday and saturday. >> thank you steve. coming up, the first to make casinos cash three. >>> a new incentives the red cross is offering to encourage more people to donate blood. how your next blood donation could help researchers in fighting agai

high temperatures today still in the 90's inland, but it was 30 degrees cooler in half moon bay at 65 64 degrees in san francisco, 81 in santa rosa 78 in mount view and 86 degrees and warm in san jose thunderstorms are are up to across the high country again right over the sierra nevada want to display this afternoon. those starting to wind down just a little bit but the fog is just beginning to move on in and that is going to spread into the bay overnight tonight probably locally inland some of the valley's 2 so we're going to wake up with a nice blanket of fog early in the morning, unfortunately they're not in the fog here so another hot day heat advisories in effect continuing until saturday. as you make your way into the central valley through the delta cockiness straight looking at temperatures in the 90's overnight lows in the 60's. maybe low 70 so really not giving your body a chance to recover from all that heat. temperatures tomorrow again a widespread of temperatures you're looking to 92 in livermore only about 60 in half moon bay about 75 degrees in oakland temperatures goi

bay, half moon bay, 65 degrees and conquered flirting with that triple digit heat but 95 degrees so nearly 15 degrees above average for you 24 hour temperature change is showing that cooling trend right along the coast to even extending into the east bay shoreline. thanks to that strong sea breeze and also the return of that marine layer today, tracking clear skies out there right now for your wednesday evening. but we are going to notice the june gloom return during the overnight hours even continuing for most of our thursday current wind speeds out there right now still pretty breezy throughout downtown san francisco sustained winds at 25 miles per hour with gusts. upwards of 30 miles per hour at times but in the teens for everyone else in the bay area and future cast for is going to show the return of june gloom that's going to contribute to our cooling trend along the coast. and finally offering some relief for our interior valleys so thursday will be the start of our gradual cooling trend and you could see that marine layer pretty stubborn along the bay area coastline with most

exactly where we should be 67 degrees half moon bay. also in the mid 60's daly city 63 degrees wind speeds on the breezy side around 20 miles per hour less so much more calm conditions for your tuesday afternoon. brisbane to burlingame 72 degrees with widespread low 70's for most of those cities, mid 70's for san matteo at 74 degrees and mid 80's from mountain view so near average highs there as we take a look ahead in the south bay widespread mid to upper 80's for your tuesday, san jose 85 degrees. but cupertino 80 degrees so few degrees warmer there. but cooling down for inland areas, specifically in the east bay valleys livermore 88 degrees hayward in the upper 70's at 77 oakland about 5 degrees above average 76 degrees but conquered and walnut creek some relief there upper 80's for your tuesday afternoon highs, plenty of sunshine to start and end the day napa 82 degrees and mid 80's for those of you in santa rosa in the north bay and taking a look ahead we are going to be below average on thursday, but then warming up to near normal

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half moon bay but still 102 in fairfield 98 degrees in concord.till very warm to hot inland but that changes tomorrow. temperatures drop to the 50s with windows open weather. get some of that fresh air into the house with hot conditions inland. we will warm up tomorrow but not much around the bay and near the coast. high temperatures in san francisco only reaching to the lower half of the 60s. it is going to be breezy earlier in the day and that is why temperatures will be more limited along with that low cloud cover. plenty of sunshine for san jose but temperatures a lot cooler. only reaching to the mid-70s for highs similar territory for concord. 98 degrees right now but i temperatures tomorrow only in the low to mid 70s. we are talking about some gusty winds funneling through the gaps in the terrain and that will bring the onshore breeze further and further inland. but not for santa rosa. the wind direction is not a verbal for that. i temperatures barely reaching to the low 80s. all other temperatures on the map, you can see along the coast str

here are the current readings, 59 degrees half moon bay, 96 degrees in half moon bay.that is quite a difference even for the bay area. 91 degrees in concord and livermore. similar temperatures as we go through the rest of the week. the northbay expected to warm up just a little bit more, that southerly wind some of that marine air to sonoma and napa counties today. taking a look at the details of tomorrow's forecast and looking ahead to next week and, never too early to do that, it's coming up in a few minutes.>>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, hairstylist in the south bay that up with waiting with their livelihoods at stake, how they are pushing back at santa clara county's reopening timeline.>>> the first for apple, the tech giant making it's big product reveals virtually from air pods to an updated iphone screen. all the highlights from the worldwide developers conference. motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their

a 37 degrees difference between half moon bay and fairfield. 91 in concord and in livermore.the fog will continue to spread further and further inland either as actual fog where the numbers are lower than one. dense fog for santa rosa, around the city and then down near santa cruz tomorrow morning along the coast or low cloud cover were those numbers are just slightly higher. not going to last all day. we see plenty of sunshine breaking through and that will warm temperatures up for a warmer start. mid to upper 50s around 60 degrees in most locations. a little cooler in the valleys and north bay and right along the coast. the wind is going to pick up but it's not going to be an overly breezy day. it will be no more noticeable as we go towards noon in the afternoon trying to push cool air further inland. limited access success for that breeze tomorrow. temperatures well above average, inland a couple degrees off today's pays. san jose enclosed to 90 degrees in concord. normal temperatures for san francisco and oakland. near the bay those temperatures pretty close to normal as

antioch and 57 on the other end of the scale for half moon bay. they're in the 40's just recently about an hour so go so they really jumped up here upper 60's over a good chunk of the east bay shoreline with freeman coming in at 62. however later today things will be changing now this is not for us today, this is really technically kicks in tomorrow, but it is in central valley today through thursday, what it is a heat advisory you can see the coverage area that affects us tomorrow, san francisco not in it technically, but will be claim warm today tomorrow still east bay shoreline not in there either. and then highs will be pushing well in the 90's at the coast we're talking about lower to even middle 70's potentially just want to take that extra water bottle with their throat the car maybe not just of all platform for course back in a a trunk 87 going on at high noon at 3 o'clock 94, which shot may not necessarily be your high temperature for today but expect many mid-nineties to be had today and into tomorrow very short lived that will be though

way into parts of the tribe valleys like antioch 91 degrees more than 30 degrees warmer than half moon bay, 59 degrees on account of that cool sea breeze and also that june gloom as well current wind speeds out there right now a little bit breezier throughout downtown san francisco, seeing sustained winds at 23 miles per hour with gusts. upwards of 25 miles per hour. similar conditions for those of you in fairfield as well. calmer for everyone else in the bay area but we're going to have another day of warm temperatures, especially in solano county upper 80's and low 90's for your saturday afternoon but we are going to notice cooler and cloudier weather in the days ahead and also windier weather making temperatures feel a lot cooler even with these below average highs on sunday more coming up in my full forecast in just a few minutes catholic back to you. >>thank embrace a coming up

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half moon bay still 46. walnut creek 67. running cooler by about 1 to 5 degrees. to the north look at lima valley. 47, 45. vallejo 60. petaluma 51. pittsburgh 52 . these are much cooler than yesterday . the system sweeping in that cold front coming out of the gulf of alaska will draw the low to the west southwest and head into southern california. both combined the systems will give us a cooler and pattern and show up on friday and take us into the weekend . a windy and cooler pattern . today 60s to 90s. still if you in the upper 90s, but the temperature trend is on the way down. a vape breeze kicking it today . temperatures above average. that tomorrow. they will start to go to average or below and we will carry that into the weekend.>>> more criticism of president trump handling of national unrest. coming up, the message from a well-respected ex-secretary and former president barack obama. >>> news from the nations top infectious disease expert . when a vaccine could be ready for all of us. >>> we are highlighting front- line food workers. tell us why you believ