— time for a look at the weather with darren betta-— darren betts.f sunshine across much — darren betts. a lot of sunshine across much of— darren betts. a lot of sunshine across much of the _ darren betts. a lot of sunshine across much of the country - darren betts. a lot of sunshine i across much of the country today, but it's not everywhere. we are struggling with some mist and fog along the north coast of cornwall. but today is a lot quieter than it was yesterday. we had a lot of noisy thunderstorms yesterday, torrential rain and some flooding and 28,000 lightning strikes as well. the chances of storms across england and wales is much reduced. it's generally going to be dry with few if any showers developing. 0ur attention tends more towards the far north—west of the uk, where we could see thundery showers developing in western parts of northern ireland, and also some torrential downpours in the highlands of scotland. temperatures today a bit higher than they were yesterday in wales and the south—west. a bit cooler around north sea coasts because

darren, really, no one knows uboi— darren, really, no one knows uboi oomos— darren, really, no one knows this awful situation in russia anlives have been lost, thousands this awful situation in russia anlives have been lost .thousands of lives have been lost. biiiioms— of lives have been lost. billions-been- of lives have been lost. billions been spent in aid billions has been spent in aid omi— billions has been spent in aid omi om— billions has been spent in aid and on military— billions has been spent in aid and on military aid. what's the orb— and on military aid. what's the ooii siroiogy— and on military aid. what's the exit strategy here? fibrin exit strategy here? well, i mean, honest with you, mean, to be honest with you, i think the fastest way to get president putin out of office would have been prince harry would have been for prince harry to interview him in to be able to interview him in the fastest way to get him out, which has reported actually, the fastest way to get him out, whic prince 'eported actually, the fastest way to get him out, whicprince harrytd actually, the fas

darren, really, no one knows wboi— darren, really, no one knows wboi somos— darren, really, no one knowsnds this awful situation in russia anlives have been lost, thousands this awful situation in russia anlives have been lost .thousands of lives have been lost. biiiioms— of lives have been lost. billions-been- of lives have been lost. billions been spent in aid billions has been spent in aid omi— billions has been spent in aid omi om— billions has been spent in aid and on military— billions has been spent in aid and on military aid. what's the osio— and on military aid. what's the ooii siioiosy— and on military aid. what's the exit strategy here? vic“ exit strategy here? well, i mean, honest with you, mean, to be honest with you, i think the fastest way to get president putin out of office would have been prince harry would have been for prince harry to interview him in to be able to interview him in the fastest way to get him out, which has reported actually, the fastest way to get him out, whic prince 'eported actually, the fastest way to get him out, whicprince harryed actually, the

darren�*s views are immediately apparent.cy theories suggesting that covid was a hoax. terror attacks like 9/11 were orchestrated and that almost everything is part of a sinister plot. i'm surprised we got to the second issue, in all honesty. i'm certainly surprised it's still going. at the end of the day, you know, people want the paper. and for as long as what they want the paper, we'll keep publishing it. the paper's been criticised for links to figures who are considered far—right figures or anti—semitic figures, what's your relationship with these groups? i don't have any relationship with them. why do you allow them in your paper? because, if they write good articles on topics that are, you know, useful, topics that are interesting to people, then we should have them. do you worry that, by defending those individuals or giving them a platform, you are effectively condoning these kinds of views for your readership, or, at the very least, advertising these kinds of characters and views to your readership? well, we definit

darren�*s views are immediately apparent.suggesting that covid was a hoax. terror attacks like 911 were orchestrated and that almost everything is part of a sinister plot. i'm surprised we got to the second issue, in all honesty. i'm certainly surprised it's still going. at the end of the day, you know, people want the paper. and for as long as what they want the paper, we'll keep publishing it. the paper's been criticised for links to figures who are considered far—right figures or anti—semitic figures, what's your relationship with these groups? i don't have any relationship with them. why do you allow them in your paper? because if they write good articles on topics that are, you know, useful. topics that are interesting to people, then we should have them. do you worry that by defending those individuals or giving them a platform, you are effectively condoning these kinds of views for your readership, or at the very least, advertising these kinds of characters and views to your readership? well, we definitely hold our rea

darren peck is here no with the forecast. >>> it's going to take longer for the sun to come out tomorrow. here's the take away for the forecast specific for pride. we'll be in the upper 50s. it will be kind of a june gloom looking day. i don't thin anyone will care. it's typical, classic weather for this time o year. this happens for pride al the time. i just played this until 3:00 in the afternoon. by that point, it hasn't really cleared for the city or immediate golden gate. that's a high resolution depiction of where we'll have the marine layer tomorrow pretty much all day. i think we'll have some breaks of blue in the city, but plan on classic gray. if you're not coming into the city, take look at the daytime high. all below average. plenty of sunshine inland by late morning but staying in the low 70s. i'l see you with the complete forecast, including a seven-day with a warm up in just a few minutes. >>> thanks, darren. one more reminder. the pride parade starts at 10:30 tomorrow mornin at the corner of market and bea streets, going down market to 8th. the final celebration will be t

you— darren. wow. foreign come on. you must— darren. wow. foreign come on.e, but a bit younger than me, but i remember really beginning remember it really beginning to happen late 1990s, know mark happen late 1990s, you know mark on , the first kiss et on eastenders, the first kiss et cetera we've come so far since then. so i think it's a net good . it's good that people . i think it's good that people feel they can celebrate they feel they can celebrate who they are corporate stuff. are on the corporate stuff. you're it's you're entirely right. it's clearly absurd and i think we're at a moment now where the lgbt movement, there's clearly be a wider discussion about, you know, how people want to be represented. and of course, it is a very broad movement and people are going to have lots of differences. it's a very heterogeneous movement. and i think experience in think the experience you had in that for instance, i mean, that bar, for instance, i mean, i'm to that sounds i'm sorry to hear that it sounds like want quite like some people want quite a homogenou

you— darren. wow. foreign come on. you nuod— darren. wow. foreign come on.lity and homosexuality in this country over the last 20, 25 years. you know, you're, you're a than me, but a bit younger than me, but i remember really beginning remember it really beginning to happen late 1990s, know mark happen late 1990s, you know mark on , the first kiss et on eastenders, the first kiss et cetera we've come so far since then. so i think it's a net good . it's good that people . i think it's good that people feel they can celebrate they feel they can celebrate who they are corporate stuff. are on the corporate stuff. you're it's you're entirely right. it's clearly absurd and i think we're at a moment now where the lgbt movement, there's clearly be a wider discussion about, you know, how people want to be represented. and of course, it is a very broad movement and people are going to have lots of differences. it's a very heterogeneous movement. and i think experience in think the experience you had in that for instance, i mean, that bar, for instance, i mean, i'm to

first alert meteorologist darren peck. alert weather day because there is a chance for thunderstorms. >> 20%. >> still hanging around. >> still aning around. >> we will put context on this. the storm prediction center is the organization charged with coloring the national map in oklahoma. very rarely do they color in california for the possibility of thunderstorms. we are on the lowest end of the scale. that tells us this is a low threat but it's a possibility. and just to put a little more detail on the context for the timing of this, we can say 20% chance of isolated thunderstorms and that's kind of broad brush but we can break that down into day parts and you can see it's late morning and early afternoon. right now there is virtually no chance for these hours in the morning. but in the evening it's wnto a% chance. late morninoo those are the two time frames to watch for. this a live look outside shows you we are looking at a typical morning. 56 in san francisco. first alert doppler shows us where the thunderstorms are.

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darren has been telling us this all yeda too. we have finally seen those thunderstorms you're getting us ready for. >> a fine example of this. right off the coast. look what developed beginning two and half hours ago through the morning? that is a big complex of intense thunderstorms. you can kind of see the lightning just perking up on the screen. we will go to that in a second. coming from the east, this is the organized line of rain that, really, the high-resolution forecast models had been advertising for the last 24 hours. right at about this time of day. that is pretty good. of course, that one is not really will resolve. what we have been saying is we know the ingredients are there. a 20% chance means a 20% chance. anywhere in the bay has a 20% chance of getting a thunderstorm. boy, it certainly played out. but it is staying out over the water. if we go in for a closer look, scattered showers here. this is the kind of stuff that dampens the roads. you go, do you feel that? or the windshield wiper goes on for a little while

we will bring in darren peck to explain this. it's june.e we talking about. >> a thunderstorm off the coast of marin that developed in the last 20 minutes. we are watching first alert doppler all morning. it has been impressive in the central valley weird enough on its own. look at that last strike there. good example how the day goes and this is a difficult forecast when a thunderstorm may develop and what part of the bay. this is why we broad brush it. 20% chance, particularly from the late morning to the afternoon. that last cell is so localized, something on that scale, even the highest resolution forecast models can't resolve that out several miles. but the ingredients are here for isolated thunderstorms. that is an isolated thunderstorm. now, that is happening over the water. but it could just as easily happened down 101 over marin. that is a near miss then a different morning commute. at this point we are clear over the majority of the bay. we will watch for showers like that. if we go to the big picture, a bigger complex down here.

we have to bring in darren peck. i can't believe i'm saying that after the weekend we had. >> it will be a turn around. this is a 20% chance which is low odds. >> 80 chance of not. >> good math on that. very valid point to make. it's june. we don't expect this kind of thing. that's why we wanted to make the point that it's a first alert weather day. we don't want anybody to get caught off guard. over california, you can see a clear circulation in the atmosphere and there will be thunderstorms. how many get in the bay? that is what we will go over in detail in the first complete forecast. i will show you the likelihood at this point, the latest thinking on the best bets. it's not raining out there now. a live look over san jose. it's 54. if you look at the day, on the hour, you can see what shows up when we take a look across the two-day timestamp on here. >> for monday and tuesday, a few isolated thunderstorms there. by wednesday it will clear out. whether we get the rain or not, what we will have is a cool down. day

yeah darren, thank you very, very nwen— darren, thank you very, very nwen . — darren, thank you very,tory. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after three people found dead in people were found dead in nottingham morning. news nottingham this morning. gb news has exclusive pictures of the suspect being arrested . two suspect being arrested. two people were found dead in the street in ilkeston road. just want to emphasise as well, another witness said that they heard what to them sounded like gunshots before the arrest that you're looking at on your screens now took place screens right now took place where an individual was also tasered then put into a tasered and then put into a police vehicle . that man is 31 police vehicle. that man is 31 years old and has been arrested on suspicion of murder following throwing these multiple incidents, which police are saying are linked. i'll run you through what we know in terms of those incidents. two people were found dead in the street in ilkeston road in nottingham, just after 4 am. they were believed to have been stabbed. a third m

and meteorologist darren peck's here to talk about that, darren? >> watching a little bit of the marine layer in that time lapse. we didn't get much today and won't tomorrow either. the story for at least one more day is sunny and warm. in fact, we'll switch from that real pretty view and go to another nice one. this is the top of mount diablo looking at concord. it was one degree shy of 90 there today. made it to 89 today in concord. we didn't break records, but you're about 10 degrees above average. tomorrow we're going to do this again. here's how tomorrow goes. this is your sunday. we wake up with a little bit of the marine layer in the bay. concord and livermore, clear skies. what little gray we have quickly evaporates. more sunshine than anything else tomorrow. daytime highs that are as warm or a degree or two above as today. tomorrow is the warmest day in this warming trend. then a noticeable cooldown. on tuesday morning there's a 20% chance of rain. it's weird for june. we're going to explain that in detail in the first alert forecast in ju

i went to meet the editor of the light, darren nesbitt.ren has insisted that he will ask me questions as well as me asking him questions. we believe in the right of people to hold ideas, hold thoughts, ideas and express their views. you know, if you take one iota from that away, we're now down the road of censorship, of thought control. do you think that calls for action in the paper — for people to take action to do something — could result in action that is not peaceful? of course! i mean, you know, people make their own decisions and they need to be responsible for their own actions. people should not be passive and just let the world, you know, change around them, because there is, you know, an agenda and a purpose behind it, and it's not for their own best interests. the light is also related to a german paper, called democratic resistance. whistle—blowers have revealed to me how some of the german paper's writers, and one of its key donors, met with members of the reichsburger group, who were behind a failed coup attempt in germany i

darren? less marine layer and higher temperatures. >>> for the weekend coming up. >>> on this friday morning, looking good for the most part. we'll have a look at the bay area bridges and what your travel times are coming up. >>> first a live look outside on your friday morning. happy friday to you. and good morning to you. a little look from our san francisco skyline right here. it's not looking as hazy and gray as we've seen so what nice little friday surprise, darren. >> more sunshine and the temperatures are going up. the warming trend is still on track and still going to peak for the weekend. in the mid 80s for the warmer inland spots. that's coming up in the complete first alert weather weather forecast. a live look for san jose. 53 degrees here right now. and at 53 degrees, we've got a warming trend that's going to bring those numbers up into the mid 70s today. so your friday is pretty much right on the mark for average in san jose. 75 is where you should be for this time of year, but

thanks, darren. that's it. with all the latest developments on the bbc website, but the news continues here on bbc one, as wejoin our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. bye for now. hello, from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... getting ready to party — city get ready to celebrate their treble—winning season with their fans on a bus parade through the manchester. novak djokovic hopes there are more grand slams to come after his win in the french open. and back for the ashes, kate crocs is in the england squad after recovering from a virus. novak djokovic is still motivated to continue winning. he won a 23rd grand slam title. he's also become the first men's player to win each of the grand slams three or more times. djokovic now moves back into the world number one spot. of course the journey is still not over. ifeel if of course the journey is still not over. i feel if i am winning slams, why even think about ending the career that already has been going on f

thanks, darren.hat's bbc news at 0ne. as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. hello, i'm qasa alom, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: england's batsmen pile on the runs in their one—off test against ireland at lords. the premier league says it is shocked and appalled by fan behaviour towards referee anthony taylor following the europa league final. and game one to denver against the miami heat as the nuggets look to win their first nba finals. —— miami heat. hello and thanks forjoining us, here's your latest sports news. england are in a commanding position on day two of the one—off test against ireland at lords with ben duckett�*s first test century on home soil helping the home side to 325—1 at lunch and a lead of 153 runs. joe wilson reports. here is the phrase that fits, englandmy cue and tension. the captain demands it, it is in his nature. the second in his nature. second—in—command is 0llie pope, the vice cap

i went to meet the editor of the light, darren nesbitt.ew has been pretty hostile, and darren has insisted that he will ask me questions as well as me asking him questions. we believe in the right of people to hold ideas, hold thoughts, ideas and express their views. you know, if you take one iota from that away, we're now down the road of censorship, of thought control. do you think that calls for action in the paper — for people to take action to do something — could result in action that is not peaceful? of course! i mean, you know, people make their own decisions and they need to be responsible for their own actions. people should not be passive and just let the world, you know, change around them, because there is, you know, an agenda and a purpose behind it, and it's not for their own best interests. the light is also related to a german paper, called democratic resistance. whistle—blowers have revealed to me how some of the german paper's writers, and one of its key donors, met with members of the reichsburger group, who were behind

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darren, i know you play piano. mix. >> we may do a rehearsal in the 7:00 hour of the newscast. live from the mark hopkins hotel looking out past the transamerica pyramid. look at the sky. there is more clearing this morning than we had for the early part of the week. we started this trend yesterday, a little less influence in the marine layer and we have a warming trend that is playing out at the same time. those two usually go hand in hand. 53 in san francisco right now. pick out your part of the bay. 54 in concord. everybody is mid-50s until you get to the north bay valleys. numbers the mid-40s and cooler over here. redwood city 46. 44 in petaluma. no major issues with fog on the road at this point. we are down to two miles in santa rosa. but that's still okay. you might want to give yourself extra time on the road if you know where the trouble spots are. watch what happens when we switch from visibility on the roads. marine layer filled in. we have the patch in the north bay that developed a bit of fog. plenty o

darren in. >>> taking a look at first alert doppler, we have rain at this moment. are in the sierra. the reason why we watch that is because that is where -- the source for the rain is coming from the sierra. we are going to add a little more to the mix today in terms of energy and an area of low pressure overhead that will allow for a 20% chance of thunderstorms today and tomorrow. both days are first alert weather days. >> be prepared for that. >>> remember, you can watch us after this newscast on our sister station and on cbs news bay area. >>> you are forced to be the backbone of a home -- >> representing a community through poetry. we introduce you to the oakland poet laureate. >> looking forward to that. >>> if you stay here, "cbs mornings" is up next. have yourself a great monday. thanks for joining us this morning. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello to you, our viewers on the west coast. i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> i'm vlad duthiers. >> nate is off today, but we're still here. let's go to today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 secon

. >>> switching gears to weather, let's check with meteorologist darren peck. what a view of the golden gate bridge. >> no clouds, no marine layer. that's the scene from our camera on top of mark hopkins looking at the golden gate bridge. marine layer is coming back on thursday and it's going to change everything. it will get grayer. we might get morning mist. we will go through a significant cool down on thursday. after we do a little bit of a warm up tomorrow. today the numbers are pretool. iyou look at e temperature foe city, thw 60s. san jose which is looking at beautiful clear skies hasn't made it to 70 yet. average daytime high this time of year is around 80. if we look at how this will play out, it is breezy. it is not as windy as the last days and temperatures are still in way below average. look at the low to mid 70s for the inland valleys. those are about ten degrees below average. tomorrow gets warmer and noticeably cooler for thursday. i will show you that in the complete first alert forecast. >>> one person has been arrested and another detained af

. >>> let's get to first alert meteorologist darren peck. the golden gate bridge behind us, you can see it but it is still -- there is so much haze in the air right now. >> the june gloom is here to stay. >> at least from the june gloom standpoint, the overwhelming gray cloud that takes over, that is really limited. we had some of it this morning and now, we are looking at perfectly clear skies. there is no clouds out there. if we look at san jose as the example for how that takes us into the weekend, we will stay like this. we will warm up over the next few days. 63 right now in san jose. if ke a how the rest of th san jo the of the detail on that we see thing out in the we d. we armaking ly peak rm nice progress. we will warm up over the next few days, sunday being the peak. we will take the 75 for today and that will turn into 82. this is a pattern that will repeat very wide. these are san jose's numbers. we will show you everybody's numbers sunday . everybody goes up five or 6 degrees from here and then it gets noticeably cooler. i will

canada is battling over 100 wildfires near iowa. >>> our first alert meteorologist darren peck joiningus in unfortunately this is all too familiar. >> it's impossible for me to see images like that without being brought back immediately to what so many of the last summers have been like here. this local stories happening on the east coast now but just a reminder for us about how different the fire regime is now across the planet as a whole. looking at the east coast every sensor shows you where the air-quality sensors are reading uncle with unhealthy and both had is on the planet. it is coming from the fires in canada. we look at the smoke futurecast showing the plume of smoke moving across the globe over the next few days, you can definitely see where the focus is. it's coming from mainly qu÷bec, canada from the fires burning. if you go back a link or even more, it was not necessary the fire but the intensity of the heat waves. many parts of canada experiencing the hottest may on record. the intensity of the heat primed with landscape is producing the fires. it happens to be the east

. >>> let's get to first alert meteorologist darren peck. for a second i saw blue skies. now it's socked in. >> there is a lot of blue but we happen to have the camera pointed at the one place that is still going to be socked in, the golden gate. let's go to the bridge and see where the deck of clouds -- it's fog down on the bridge deck. as you head up waldo grade and through the robin williams tunnel, this is persistent. it's limited. there is more blue skies everywhere else. look at the depiction. you can see the marine layer through the golden gate and everybody else is in the sunshine. temperatures right now, we got in the low 70s, concord 72. livermore 71. if we skip this ahead to daytime highs you will get another 10 on top of this. we get you into the low 80s for the inland valleys. most of the bay in the mid-70s, fremont, mountain view. slightly warmer for the weekend. i will show you why that won't last long. the forecast is coming up in a bit. back to you. >> thanks, darren. >>> developing in nevada, the state assembly will discuss a ballpark deal to build a sta

hi, darren! >> good afternoon! we have a couple more days where we will stay like this, where the marine layer is around and the temperatures come in below average. right now we are at 55 degrees in downtown san francisco. if we go to the tri-valley it is still in the 60s here. will make it into the low to mid 70s today. you are thinking oh yeah, that is typical. there is nothing unusual about that. only there is. daytime highs over the here should be in the mid 80s right now. we are nowhere near that. if we look at what is coming our way, here we are. that is today and tomorrow. the warm-up coming our way by the time we get to friday and saturday will be quite noticeable. we will not be breaking records, but we will be so different from where we have been that we will start to draw attention to this. i will go into more detail on what this looks like for the rest of the bay as a whole, coming up in the complete first alert forecast. in the meantime, this is your monday and tuesday. all right, guys, back over to yo

here is meteorologist darren peck with the timing for all of it for you. >> we are done with the chance of rain. we are keeping the cooler temperatures. daytime highs across the bay in general, nobody is getting out of the mid-70s. mid-70s across the board for the warmest inland locations. 69 santa ross say . 73 san jose. temperatures in the mid- to upper-60s right through the immediate golden gate and a subtle difference between 880 and 680. a great contrast to check in on how the micro climates are doing. not a big spread. san francisco and oakland doesn't change a lot. north bay and south bay not a lot of change. warmer as we approach the weekend. from near 70 today in the north bay to mid-70s by saturday and sunday. when we contrast the warmest inland east bay valleys, you will warm up to near 80 by the weekend. the beaches are not changing but you notice a gradual warming trend inland toward the weekend. >>> charges were filed against the suspect in a deadly crime spree that killed three people in the south bay. kevin parker was supposed to make the first court appearance in san jo

. >>> let's check in with darren peck. this morning, beautiful sunrise. the sun was out. >> is kind of funny in june, you are so excited to see blue skies! >> it is so windy that we completely destroyed the marine layer! the cold front came through and we have a couple of days of this, but i will show you in the complete forecast, the marine layer is coming back towards the end of the week with a vengeance. in the meantime, the wind that blew it out of here will make landings at sfo today, so anybody coming into the bay on a plane will feel a bit of turbulence. we had 43 mile per hour gusts today in san francisco and if you ke a across yocan see wind gusts still at the 20 to 30-mile-per-hour range. temperatures right now are in the mid 60s as we look outside and we don't really see any significant warm-up here. instead what we will see is a drop in temperatures as we look ahead. so when we get together in the first alert forecast, i will show you, going along with the return of the marine layer by thursday, we will take these daytime highs and bring them

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here is darren peck with what you can expect for the rest of the day. >> you can see temperatures in the south bay today on wednesday making it all the way up to the mid and upper 70s. we will go to 76 in campbell. 75 in san jose. 67 will be the number in hayward. we will skip over towards the inland east bay. right around 80 for some of our warmer spots. most of us will do the mid-70s. back along the base i will be mid to upper 60s. upper 70s in marin and then is right back here 80 once we get back into warmer climbs. san francisco and oakland shows not a whole lot of change there, but as we look at the north bay and south bay valleys, we will see those numbers warm-up into the weekend, and we will certainly see those play out. if you look at that mid land east plant communities, those will warm-up. small chance of rain early next week to go along with those cooler temperatures. >>> now, back to that $14 billion question. can a city with some very high-profile challenges make the most out of spending taxpayer money? san francisco's mayor london breed has now laid out her plan for th

brian, back over to you. >>> thanks, darren. still ahead, while his private military pulls back from moscow, the leader of the rebellious wagner group is now missing. >>> what a week it was for the now new look warriors. a rose blooming at a golf major. the giants' full head of steam in baseball's first half, and a forever giant known as the big marine. those sports stories and more on game da tetest test tetest >>> residents of the russian city of rostov cheering wagner fighters as they pulled out of the occupied city tonight. the armed uprising was stopped after a deal was reached between their leaders and russian military officials, but tonight the whereabouts of the leader of the wagner group are unknown. >> reporter: from the hero's farewell , it could be hard to tell that the mercenaries failed in their mutiny. yevgeny prigozhin smiled and posed for selfies on his way out. some greeted the returning russian authorities less warmly, hurling insults. for hours, the world watched wagner forces marched towards moscow. social m

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darren?oming up. >>> on this friday morning, looking good for the most part. we'll have a look at the bay area bridges and what your travel times are coming up. >>> first a live look outside on your friday morning. happy friday to you. and good morning to you. a little look from our san francisco skyline right here. it's not looking as hazy and gray as we've seen so what nice little friday surprise, darren. >> more sunshine and the temperatures are going up. the warming trend is still on track and still going to peak for the weekend. in the mid 80s for the warmer inland spots. that's coming up in the complete first alert weather weather forecast. a live look for san jose. 53 degrees here right now. and at 53 degrees, we've got a warmin

. >> i'm sorry, but just because darren is out, doesn't mean i have better news. we have more clouds on the way for tomorrow. in fact we have a 20% chance for showers. by the time it's all said and done on tuesday night. it's not much, but maybe .10 inches of rain in the bay area as we add it all up. at the moment, things look nice and mild with fog out around the bay area bridges. low pressure lurks offshore. that low will be spinning moisture over from the sierra as you can see it right there off the air force base, which that low will drag a few showers with it. a 20% chance. but the lightning strike or two would not be a surprise. more details when we cover the forecast in a few minutes. but first, here is andria. >>> we've seen a lot of anti-lgbtq+ legislation. 338 of the 491 bills have either passed or still being considered with a lot of focus being put towards trying to stop or limit drag shows. but as len ramirez shows us, performers and their patrons in san jose are going stronger than ever. >> reporter: colorful and flamboyant downtown san jose. the dra

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graduates wen home with brand new cars donate to the program by local black-owned businesses. >>> darren peck is joining us now, and slight marine layer fo tomorrow. >> yeah, i mean, we kind of got a little bit of a break a few days ago, and it's been back fo a little while. it's going to get a little more determined over the next couple of days. i is going to be gray for a good part of sunday morning. pretty much bay area wide. we'll look at that again. if you missed it at the top of newscast, i'll show you how that will play out for sunday, and probably monday as well. san jose, though, not cloud in sight right now. near 70 degrees. after we talk about the marine layer tomorrow, we'l show you the warm up. just to give you a quick peek ahead, this is the tri-valley. the numbers here are going to climb noticeably. but it's really thursday and friday, that's whe we're going to peak. i'm going pretty far ahead of myself, but there's a noticeable warm upcoming for thursday and friday. it's not like heat wave but we've been experiencing coo temperatures for awhile. you've probably settled in

i know you are not usually up this early, darren. >> no. course, at 5:00 a.m., every morning. nice to see some sun this morning. >>> there is less. we are seeing less of it. a warming trend coming our way. less of june gloom if you keep up with that and it's june 1st. with more sunshine to start the day, temperatures will go higher. we will use the inland east bay as an example. you can see the marine layer that made it this far inland but you have more breaks of clear sky than anything else. walnut creek, that's you. the top of mount diablo, it's 52 for this part of the bay. we will use this as an example the rest of the day will go. daytime highs progressively throughout the day. you see where the top bar lands. typically the daytime high in the 3:00 hour. so, for walnut creek and these are your numbers, 78. but if you look at the view behind me, it's barely making it to the upper 50s. 60s now. comfortable start to the day. noticeably warmer one for the afternoon. this is the beginning. you will go up another 5, 6 degrees, not just walnut

darren will tell us how long the winds will stick around. >>> we'll also e tell you how a son in danville is finding comfort from his father's words even though they were written 40 years ago. and the two never met. happy father's day, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. the mist remains what was saved in a storage facility fire. >> the fire started a few days ago in south san jose. neighbors say they heard explosions before the fire. len ramirez spoke to people anxious to check out what's left. >> reporter: the managers here say the tenants won't be able to get inside to check on their things until some time next week. and that is because these many days later, the fire is still burning. firefighters sprayed water from an area ladder to try to put out stubborn hot spots, still flaring up from last wednesday night's fire. crews are being called by neighbors and passer-byes that see smoke. and crews are rotating in to put out hot spots. we're advising the public to stay out of this area. >> reporter: the fire department says this could still go on for days. >> this building has a lot

. >>> it will be a beautiful day tomorrow, darren. right? >> yeah, mostly.a little marine layer gray. and the clouds melt back to the coast and we will probably have high clouds above. the weather has been weird lately. >> it's weird. >> we are cooler than average and there have been thunderstorms all over the state. but here, let me show you what it looks like. they will lie down. and tomorrow, with the heating of the sun. they will build back over the sierra again. and that happens often. we'll get thunderstorms in the sierra in the summer but there's some help with this. call it an assist. because they are more widespread and determined than just a typical afternoon summer thunderstorm. and we see why web we look at the atmosphere above us and pull out all the detail, that is an area of low pressure. these are not supposed to come to california in june. very rare, but it has been happening a lot. this year, the atmosphere is just locked in a pattern. we haven't had any heat waves yet. we have stayed below average. there is this possibility for rain across

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