they like that bougie staff. will look it up. >> is this the week of bougie food. >> you are acting like you don't like bougie. >> they just gave it to me because they know i am not bougie. >> come on. >> i'm already in this cafeteria alone. please don't call me out. i'm emotionally unstable today. >> i understand. >>> what is happening now. >> weather. >>> here is a look at the tower and these are the low clouds. salesforce tower sticking above it. low clouds will roll away. and lynn heat is holding again today and through tomorrow. we will have high clouds and sunshine through at least sunday when the lookouts pull back to the coast. afternoon sunshine and temperatures will all get back to average early next week. look at this big sprawling area of high pressure from mexico to canada and it's not only bringing up monsoon moisture off the pacific but dragging it from the gulf of mexico across texas into mexico and pushing it all the way up into canada. this is a very impressive looking flow that is bringing us h

the contra costa county coroner's office confirms he's 25-year-old lucy a bougie, his family shared this picture with us. he lived in san pablo. he was visiting walnut creek on saturday night when police say he and three others were shot outside the spoontonic nightclub . at this time, no information about what led up to the shooting and there's no word on any suspects. >>> police in san francisco have arrested a suspect in connection with a fatal shooting here this weekend around 6:20 on sunday. police say they responded to the area of seventh and mission for reports of a shooting. police found a 15-year-old boy suffering gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital but later died from those injuries. 41-year-old bernard hayes from san francisco has been arrested in connection with that shooting. >>> in the past 20 minutes, word that prosecutors in southern california have filed charges against a couple whose gender reveal fire sparked a deadly wildfire. the couple set off a pyrotechnic device that then triggered the fire. a forest service firefighter died battling the blaze. the couple

we were like, oh my god, how bougie was a. would think people -- do you think anybody who could make enough would ever go to work in a restaurant? guest: i know a lot of people who decide to work in a restaurant. i think in many ways it is a noble calling. they are serving people, making their day better. i really appreciate the men and women who do that for a living. a lot of times, people may, like you said, it's might be entry-level or their first job, like if they are in the entertainment industry, hoping to become a movie star but they need to pay the bills so they work as a waitress or waiter. my daughter just graduated from college, and a lot of her friends are really smart and waiting to find the right job after the covid shut down opens backup, and some of them have decided i can go into the service industry and pay my bills for now and i will pursue my dreams after that. i give them full credit for that. i think it is a great job and it helps people and makes life better for all of us. host: what does she want to do?