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that's an aa. 9:00 local time, 6:00 back in the bay area. reporting live in boston, anthony flores for today in the bay. >> anthony, look, i know the warriors -- they follow around with an entourage. i didn't know you had your own too. look at that, big timing now. thanks, anthony. >> reporter: marcus, we have been a period we don't know what day or time it is. we've got to pump energy up to keep it going. we are going to be awake till 2:00 in the morning there. >> i'm there with you. we'll see you tomorrow morning then. thanks, anthony. so the warriors tonight will once again be hosting a watch party. this time the doves are taking it up a notch. fans can watch for free outside chase center as always, and you can watch that game on screens inside the arena. those fans can purchase a ticket for $25 and this proceeds will go to the community foundation open at 5:00 pm. just a reminder, you must register to attend. and don't forget to tune into nbc sports bay area for the pregame and postgame shows and will be broadcasted live for you from bos

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aa san mateo and redwood city. san francisco today will be in the upper 60s, a little bit of a breeze through the afternoon as well, and up through the north bayes. nevada will be 87. i want to bring your attention to the fire danger index. remember the elevated fire danger factors, the heat, dry humidity, and when. normally we like to see the percentage above 40%, but we have not seen the train, and we have high pressure trying us out. this follows us into the afternoon, livermore 17%. it increases our elevated fire danger. be mine for love that. if you are going to be out and about, play it smart. concord is going to get breezy and gusty into the afternoon. 19-20 miles an hour, and then hot and then temperatures, the high pressure will continue to dominate, not just for your ur forecast. if you into san francisco, temperatures will be in the 60s. then we get a little break this weekend, but it will still be in the 80s. we are talking about micro plastics, check it out. >> there's a good chance that you have one of these, or multiple. i keep one in my gym bag, i keep on at home, and i work. what it does is that when you lose it, or if you rep

june 24, and dealt with budget issues and authorized the disbursement of prop aa funds to a number of projects around the bay, including on the peninsula in east palo alto. we voted to increasing funds to advancing shoreline projects which actually has some funding for san francisco county on it and worked on the travel policy. as to my policy, i will submit it all and speak to none of it. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor peskin. mr. president, seeing no additional names on the roster, that concludes introductions and new business. >> president walton: thank you, and we are now at public comment. >> clerk: thank you. those of you in the chamber, please lineup to my left, by the window. once everyone in person has spoken, the clerk will go to the remote comment system. a quick primer on the remote. hopefully you dialed in earlier. if not, dial the number streaming on your computer or television screen. it is 415-655-0001. when you hear the prompt, enter the meeting i.d. 2499-0 # -- 088-6363. press pound and pound again, and then press star, three to lineup to speak. today's general public comment, you may spea

june 24, and dealt with budget issues and authorized the disbursement of prop aa funds to a number of projects around the bay, including on the peninsula in east palo alto. we voted to increasing funds to advancing shoreline projects which actually has some funding for san francisco county on it and worked on the travel policy. as to my policy, i will submit it all and speak to none of it. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor peskin. mr. president, seeing no additional names on the roster, that concludes introductions and new business. >> president walton: thank you, and we are now at public comment. >> clerk: thank you. those of you in the chamber, please lineup to my left, by the window. once everyone in person has spoken, the clerk will go to the remote comment system. a quick primer on the remote. hopefully you dialed in earlier. if not, dial the number streaming on your computer or television screen. it is 415-655-0001. when you hear the prompt, enter the meeting i.d. 2499-0 # -- 088-6363. press pound and pound again, and then press star, three to lineup to speak. today's general public comment, you may spea