this is the helen dillard playground, we had the trans march earlier this evening, it started at six, we've now gone back to beautiful friday evening activities, which is a pretty nice night to be outside in san francisco. i temperatures today in eight concord, 85, san jose, 77, fremont 76, san francisco 65 degrees, if you are coming into the city for the pride festivities or anything in san francisco, plan on mid 60s, cloud cover gone by midmorning, mostly sunny skies and seasonal conditions, beautiful weather. alameda county fair is sunny and warm, it's open until 11:00 tomorrow and sunday night. so we are warming up one or 2 degrees but it's not a significant warm-up. we will simply be heading back to average. pollen count stays low, it's all good news when it comes to weather. between a four and five all the way through the weekend and into the middle of next week. the reason why we will warm-up a few degrees, that low- pressure area to the north is still spinning off the northwest coast line, but it's a little weaker and farther away, so less of an onshore flow will gain us one o

i am megan dillard, fox 4 news. >>> nasa is hoping to return to the moon in five years and then go toofficials spoke about the mission, they say the largest rocket built in history will take the crew to the moon. scientists plan to build a small space station called the gateway the orbit to orbit the moon. the project will use ice water found on the moon 10 years ago as a key resource. >> we need to be able to utilize the resources of the moon to live and work for long periods of time and maybe even take those resources and create a fueling depot in orbit around the moon. >> nasa says that the ultimate goal is to make it to mars. they say the mission to the moon is just another step in getting there. >> pretty interesting. >>> >> as we head into summer a warning about water safety, what east bay regional parks is saying following two drownings at a popular lake. >>> a billion-dollar cocaine bust is being called one of the largest in u.s. history. how much was seized and where the drugs were headed. >>> in a high temperature in san francisco today. a cool 64. one week ago it was 91. do

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i am megan dillard, fox 4 news. >>> up next in a couple of minutes on ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00.e boy would not survive after he accidentally shot himself in the head. >> went through here and came out here. >> a miracle that he is alive. >> not only voted this little boy survive, he is getting better every day and is now back home. more on his recovery coming up. >>> plus, president trump set to address the cloud crowd in orlando at any moment, as his reelection campaign kicks off officially tonight, this is a live look here at the fired up crowd in florida waiting on the president. you can see the vice president there at the podium speaking to the audience. we are going to have more on this rally up next in the news at 5. >>> mornings on 2 only on ktvu fox 2. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5 starts now. >>> we promise to rebuild our military. >> vice president mike pence introduces president trump in orlando florida orlando, florida to a high crowd of supporters along his reelection campaign. good evening everyone i am julie haener. >> supporters of president trump are filed into an or

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