we applaud amerigas for stepping up for linda. if your utility company won't address your concerns, you can find r file an official complaint with the california public utilities commission or call us any time, 888-996-tips or online nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thank you, chris. 4:56. today california honors a trail blazing gay politician whose life was cut too short. >> milk a beloved bay area icon, one of the first openly gay persons elected to public office when he became a san francisco supervisor. but a year later milk along with then mayor george mus koehne were assassinated at city hall. today the glbt museum in the castro district is offering free admission in honor of harvey milk. >>> right now we want to take a look what's going on with your forecast. a cool forecast out there today. >> if you're going out to the a's game later this evening, make sure you are all bundling up. temperatures in the low 60s and dropping back in the upper 50s with mostly cloudy skies and breezy winds. we'll take a look at all of the microclim

we called amerigas and learned something. there are fore different ways to pay for home propane and you get to choose. let me show you how they lay it out on their website. it's right here. there are differing levels of plans, four of them. three of them offer a guaranteed price right here, one, two, three. well, unfortunately, linda's plan, yeah, it was this one over here and that one is not guaranteed. that meant the bill would change, it would go up and down as the price of propane would go up and down nationally. after our inquiry amerigas put linda on a new plan at a lower fixed rate and it reimbursed her $1,164. amerigas told us we pride ourselves in partnering with our customers with any customer service challenge. when pricing is the issue, it may be a matter of finding the right pricing program for our customer. we applaud them for stepping up to help linda. if your utility company won't help address your concern. you can file a complaint with the public utilities commission or you can call us anytime. the number is

we applaud amerigas for stepping up for linda. if your utility company wasn't address your concerns, you can file an official complaint with the california public utilities commission or call us any time, 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> 6:26 right now. a warning if you're planning to spend memorial day weekend on a lake, river or even the beach. a new report says that more kids drown in open bodies of water than in swimming pools. the reason behind this natural swimming holes have stronger unpredicted currents and that water isn't clear. it's hard to see sudden drop-offs. experts say even experienced swimmers may struggle. >> so while they are swimming fine in a pool, if they are trying to swim in open water, they may tire much more quickly just because of the water temperature. >> what's a parent to do? the report suggests picking someone to be a water watcher. this is to key an eye on swimmers and make sure that those weaker swimmers in your family are wearing a life jacket. >> 6:27. women are ditching hig

we applaud amerigas for stepping up for linda.tility company won't address your concerns file a complaint with the california public utilities commission. or you could call us any time. 888-996-tips, or online at nbc bay area.com/responds. >>> today california honors a trail blazing gay politician whose life was cut too short. >> it is harvey milk day. one of the first openly gay people to be elected to public office in the country. he became a san francisco supervisor back in 1977, but just a year later milk along with then mayor were assassinated at city hall. he's a hero to many and today the glbt museum in the castro district is offering free admission in honor of harvey milk. >>> well today, in san francisco, i know we saw rain and a sprinkle today so maybe a good time to go to the museum. >> absolutely. it is a good to go any time but we're going to have fairly cloudy weather throughout the day and clearing up tomorrow as well as the rest of the week. we are enjoying some cooler temperatures for much of the bay. as we look o

. >> amerigas largest group of doctors wants to curb gun violence in the wake of several school shootingsh to consider a dozen proposals on gun control next month. the measures include sailing that is banning the sale job am stocks, banning semi automatic weapons and increasing the legal age for purchasing firearms to 21. >> starbucks closing 8000 stores for racial bias training. >> this after that viral video out of a store last month, the reaction to the move. >> this is a direct response to the incident in philadelphia, two black men arrested in a starbucks while waiting to meet a friend. the two were arrested for trespassing though charges were later dropped before reaching a settlement with the coffee giant, starbucks announced it would conduct racial bias training which will include 175,000 of its employees this afternoon. roughly 8000 locations will be closed. the company released a preview of the training. >> we understand racial and systemic bias has many causes showing up within each of us in our communities. >> we have been asking your input on social media. k rights just like