inbound goes to gray and gray is fouled with 1.2 left. gray hits these free throws. and that will officially ice it. either way going to be very difficult for minnesota. at this point with the lynx out of time-outs. >> ryan: gray hits the first. one more free throw, to officially ice it for los angeles. now what are they looking at here? oh, it's not a shooting foul. minnesota was not over the limit. they had one foul to give. so the officials lined up to shoot, gray did. but it wasn't a shooting foul. so now a time-out taken by derek fisher on this inbounds. >> rebecca: just paramount that you don't let minnesota steal the basketball and launch a three. how is your flight looking, ryan? >> ryan: i don't know what you're talking about. >> rebecca: there's not many players in the wnba when the game is on the line, that you would want to have the ball more than you wantate hef. she can hit tough shots. and she's done it time and time again for the l.a. sparks. and if they come away with a win in this game it will be because of the play down the stretch of chelsea gray.

the vast amount of gray media. you see a big spectrum coming from individuals and individual means where people are taken images and put new text or altered it in some small way, or mashup videos where they can combine elements from other media pieces to make new propaganda outlets and creations. studytried to conduct a and fill out that spectrum. it proved to be difficult. particularly on telegram you have the and out of position built in to the application -- ation built into the application. that is one of the big challenges we face when confronted with a lot of this gray media in figuring out who is producing it, where it's coming from and the impact it has. it is difficult to tell if there is an isis supporter differentiating between gray media sources and official media . it translates the whole spectrum of the gray media outlets. it provided an interesting window into the backend of what can be an example of what goes on within a gray media organization. it is something to look forward to and i hope other re

stern grove is gray. pride parade and all the other events happening should get kind of a mix of cloud and sun by the time we get past 11 this morning. it will start out gray. i showed you that at the top thenewscast. but we will burn the clouds back by late morning. underneath, here's what the temperatures will look like. 66 in the city. 64 at pacifica. 80 for and so hey. 81 livermore. there's mountain view coming in at 75 and fremont at 77.these numbers are on the mark for average maybe a degree or so above it. by the time everybody gets to civic center, mid-60sp call it partly sunny. think you will get more breaks of blue sky and there's the pride forecast on hour. see the sun breaks out in the middle of the day. and remember, the clouds will come back in. if you are out celebrating by 5, 6 this evening, clouds will come back overhead. alameda county fair not for you, pleasantton sunny-low 80s. stern grove festival. 65 and cloudy and cool. music starts out this once we get in the early afternoon around

it will stay gray at the coast all day. we will warm up to pretty must same exact place we were yesterday which is at average for this time of year. i will show outnumbers in one second. the real headlines is the warm jump next week. more on that in a sek. low clouds over the bay. there's the gray start. we are in the 50s. it's 5 4 in san francisco and 59 in oakland. that's the spread. 64 in the city today officially. low clouds, clearing by the late morning, and as we look across the rest of the bay area, 60 at the coast. it never clears much at all and low 80s inland. up to 81 for inland locations. as we look e headlines, it's that middle line a. real taste of summer is coming this week. and by that, i mean temperatures in the low 90s for a string of days to start this week off for inland locations. it's going cool back down by late week. but i will go over the details in the complete forecast in just a few minutes. for now, back over to you. >> thanks darren. >>> new this morning an out of control cruise ship rammed a do

. >> we have transitioned from may gray to june june gloom. the gray is just as persistent this morning as it has been for the last few days. that is a scene from our camera that sits above san jose. while it looks great here you can tell we are waking up to gray skies but it's lower the close you get to the actual bay. that is the view looking back hours towards the bay bridge. that is the western expanse and you can barely even make out the top of the tower there. we are down into the low to mid 50s for most locations. 55 over the hill, in concord. we will go to 65 today officially in the city. patching the clouds will stick around to the coast but all that great i just showed you for most of us will clear out by the time we get into the late morning. i will show you more on that coming up and the complete forecast. and there is the forecast across the rest of the bay area. look a little warm we will be in line. back into the mid-80s. expect another nice day. if you like yesterday you will like today. and pretty much across the bay as well.

but it's pretty gray. inland and here's best way of looking from the top of the coast range that's mount diablo. coast is that way. inland is this way. these clouds have come so far inland that you know it looks like an islandch the camera uphere. it is right there. we have concord, livermore all of the inland locations. let's look at the tri-valley. dublin here you r if we play this forward from 6 a.m., give this until 9 this morning before the morn layer starts to melt back and you are going to it's very much like yesterday we did that. eye took until 9. we are under it for the bay. up in the north bay, by the time we get through about 9, 10:00 it burned back and you are in the sunshine again and if we take look at the bay and city, watch what happens. this is going to be a little different than yesterday. by the time we get to 1. most has gone back to the coast. it never clears out of the coast today. but at least by 1:00, we will get a little more sunshine today than yesterday. it's not going to be a l

a deepening mystery-- what is killing the gray whales on the west coast? and hurricane hawkins, setting records at 103. >> i hope i'm inspiring them to be healthy. and to realize you can still be doing it at this kind of an age. >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. president trump is standing firm on his decision to delay the deportations of thousands of people living in the country rylegally. this after an about face on the controversial issue yesterday and making new demands on democrats. errol barnett is at the white house. >> reporter: president trump ignored questions as he returned to the white house today. but he was talking. >> we're doing a fantastic job under the circumstances. >> reporter: in a newly released interview, president trump praised his administration's treatment of detained migrants and their families despite criticism of the conditions at border facilities. he also blames democrats for the .roblems. >> if they changed asylum and loopholes, everything on the border would be perfect. p reporter: this weekend the president rev

as we go through the morning hours you are opening up to the gray in fremont, hayward and oakland and10:30, 11:00, the clouds begin to peel back in the afternoon and a gray day at the coast and through the overnight hours a quick push inland again and once again, starting out with the gray skies and as it pulls back to the shoreline we could see a few peeks of sun and looking at a warmer father's day inland because around the bay about the same coast side still looking at mostly gray conditions and by monday a big ridge of high pressure builds in and we're looking at temperatures pretty comfortable around the shoreline and we're warming up into the 90s inland and it's the summer spread and wednesday and the summer preview with summer getting closer arriving on friday and the numbers coming up a bit for everyone from the upper 50s and mid-70s and plenty of clouds with low 60s at the coastline so it will be cool in the south bay. how about mid-70s today? a bit shy of average in san jose. 75 in sunnyvale, and upper 70s for los altos. at the coast it's a cloudy and cool day. 62, daly city

so as we go through the next several hours and the clouds burn back to the shoreline keeping it gray looking at the early pushback across the bay. high pressure wants to nudge in a bit and looks to the earlier burnoff tomorrow and that will allow for slightly warmer conditions and maybe a few peeks of sun and you'll feel the warm inland and upper 80s to 90s around the bay and out of the 60s at least and still cool half moon bay, but the city should come up a couple of degrees through tuesday and not a lot of change into wednesday and the summer spread so we'll have the clouds at the coast and warmer conditions around the bay and today just low 60s and plentyud 71, a little sun in santa cruz. 76 in san jose and look for 75 in sunnyvale on the peninsula and the onshore wind allowing for 70s menlo park and down around loss altos and south city in the north bay and for 60s, petaluma, and in calistoga, 81 degrees and 66 for you in oakland and upper 60s in san leandro and fremont. cool day for you and inland, we're looking at mid-70s in concord and it's cooler than average. those 80s, you

and researchers have found that gray seals and humans have much more in common than previously thought all year from a few of the cute creatures later in the show. welcome to the show. in turkey opposition candidate has won the rerun of stubbles mayoral election in molo won over 54 percent of the ballot with almost all of the votes counted in his victory speech the opposition politician said he is ready to work with president. to solve problems his rival of the dalai yielder him from where it was ruling a party has conceded defeat the a.k.p. call for the rerun after suffering a narrow defeat in the 1st elections in march. more let's bring in de w.'s here who is following the elections it is stumble and is at an office ition rally right now julia the opposition kind of acrimony who has won for a 2nd time does this come as much of a surprise. well i don't think it comes as a surprise to him and his crew it is they have been campaigning really hard to clearly people are relieved and they are very happy so they've got or in many places here across the city like here to celebrate this oppos

we are starting out with the gray skies and the fog, the patchy drizzle and as we get through the noon hour, temperatures will be in the 70s along the bay and upper 70s and we are warming up. inland back into the low 80s staying cool at the coast, but it looks like june is starting off into a typical pattern. we'll talk about the second half of the weekend in a few minutes. chris? >> lisa, thank you. >> developing news. 13 people including the gunman are dead and four others injured. this after the gunman opened fire in the municipal center. the sheeooter was a disgruntled employee. >> good morning, chris, the governor calls this the worst kind of tragedy. everyone in the office red for the summertime weekend when the shooter who lost his job with the city started firing. >> today is virginia beach's darkest hour. more than a dozen dead in a virginia beach mass shooting. law enforcement sources confirming to abc news that 40-year-old dewayne craddock, a longtime public utilities employees, who had recently been terminated entered the virginia beach municipal center and fired indiscrimi

gray. >> mr. gray, how are you doing, sir? again, i have a few minutes to talk about the ethics commission you are coming onto a commission that has a lot to do with city hall. we have been plagued with a lot of mischievous activity. as you were coming on now, maybe i can make my announcement. this is the rules committee. i am going to request for the board of supervisors when i get there, but start off with a full-fledged investigation on a number departments in the city by the bay. they have a lot to do with the addition of yoshi's you may have not noticed a lot of conservation that is going on there. yours truly has been involved with that building before they had the groundbreaking. they have been excluded from reentering the place, would have been sitting down with some of the department heads talking about the art exhibit they want me to do in the fillmore. it is called rewind the tapes. faces and places. why won't this -- i want the city and county to know i wasn't part of the new le

right now, gray in santa cruz. it will get sunny and in the 70s there. back home, partly sunny, partly cloudy there. cool conditions with the sea brees at the coast. today in the 60s with the clouds beginning to clear in the next hour or two. noontype, low 60s. 3:00 in the mid 60s. breezy, with winds up to 20 miles an hour. elsewhere around the bay, comfortable on the peninsula with mid 70s, palo alto. 71 san mateo, 77 in san rafael. 80 in napa. 86 in concord. mid 80s again in morgan hill. it is the inland areas that certainly will be warm. but if you are headed to the bay, around the bay, at the coast it is going to be cool and breezy. or cooler. the accuweather seven-day forecast showing the upper 80s independent land. mid 70s around the bay. tomorrow we are cooler with the stronger sea breeze. and that breeze staying with us for tuesday, wednesday. allowing for the patchy morning fog, the afternoon sun. little change at the coast. but for the fourth we will be dealing with the low clouds and fog for fireworks. beyond that, we should get into a warm up

what we think is happening to similar to the gray whales, they're struggling to find food. thinking humpback whale was first seen about a week ago. and it has become quite a draw future those wishing to take in nature's unusual show up close. >> do you see it? >> yeah, it's incredible. i can't believe it's here. i've only seen a whale once, and it's like amazing. >> it's pretty cool. >> i saw it on the news and wow, that's pretty cool. >> i hope it goes to its original home and that it gets nourished back to health. >> and we're back live here. you can see these are just some of the kids, the families that have come out to take in this show. again, this whale is coming up to the surface about every minute, minute 20 seconds. it came up just behind me over there just a few seconds ago. at this point, if you recall back in 2007, to get the whales out of the delta, they actually used humpback whale sounds to lure the animals back out to sea. they could also use a flotilla of boats to gently encourage them to leave. in this case, though, they don't want to do anything like, tha

gray whales are dieing in large numbers. at least 167 have washed ashore from mexico to alaska since january 1st. experts say that's probably just a fraction of those that have actually died. here's jonathan vigliotti. >> beaches along the west coast are looking more like crime scenes as investigators examine body that washed ashore. they are trying to solve a marine mystery. why are so many gray whales dying. >> it looks like it's on track to reach or exceed the most we have ever seen in a previous year. >> reporter: so far this year, hednline to it's belieeds me d ocean. >> one of the most common features we're seeing is the whales are extremely emaciated and malnourished. >> most travel to the arctic and then back. it's one of the longest mammal migrations on earth. >> we're on an ocean highway for all sorts of marine life. we're watching humpback whales feed. a mother and her calf. earlier we saw a super herd of dolphi dolphins. unlike most whales, grays eat tiny creatures on the ocean floor. >> any time a group of our g

the gray whale population has been doing great, it is at record numbers, over 25,000 gray whales in theh pacific population, one of the success stories that's come back from commercial whaling. so there are a lot more whales maybe up near the limit of what the food supply can support, but why this big sudden up tick is what's a mystery. is that part of just a downturn in the food abundance, or does it have to do with dramatic changes in the arctic ecosystem that are occurring. >> is it all ages? can you tell if it is all ages of gray whales or is it mostly undernourished and very young? >> interesting, it is a bit of a mix. washington state has been about two-thirds younger, juvenile animals, and one-third adults. so it is a mix. some of the adults are older animals. i think these are all animals that were maybe on the edge of health, were more effected by this ability to get enough to feed last year during the prime feeding season. >> wow. you would want them to naturally decompose, but you're probably up against a growing sentiment of those that would rather tow them or take them away

certainly a gray and damp start in spots. we'll talk about our modest warm-up for the week ahead and summer arriving enjust a few minutes with the accuweather forecast. >> lisa, thank you. >>> also ahead, a mess f a glitch that left customers frustrated and target closing stores. >>> how do you get tourists to visit san jose? they are your but as you get older,hing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... . in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown iro-tm mery is an ingredient originally discovered... . prevagen. healthier brain. better life. have fast internet a littland now the besthat you mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go. now you can get fast, reliable internet and save hundreds on your wirel

there is evidence that thomas gray wrote that does not support that. i don't know if thomas gray believes it. are.we how do we understand him? the other view is that he is a heroic figure. if anyone has seen the new movie, which again, ken greenberg and i saw together, that may have been the entire audience. birth of a nation did not do well in theaters. it is a new understanding of what happened in the revolt. heroic.mpletely nat turner is the hero, the man who does great things. this is not new in 2016. it goes back, here he is being the great preacher and the slaves are enthralled by his leadership. that is not how it went down. i want to tell you a little about how it went down and make some comments along the way on how we have to rethink the rebellion. it might make us rethink a little bit about how we think about slaves in the civil war. unlike the last picture, this is more accurate. first step, conspiracy. what happens? 1831, the clips of the sun. you can see the eclipse, which goes through southampton county. it is awesome. nat turner says in

we'll wake up to the gray sky.weather seven-day forecast upper 50s at the coast about 70, bayside low 80s out by the delta and livermore today. tomorrow we're warmer, pretty much for everyone except at our beaches. then by tuesday and wednesday, keeping the 90s inland, download accuweather app and temperatures, close to average middle of the week, morning fog, afternoon sun, summer solstice early in the morning on friday. that's our longest day of the year. by saturday just a couple degree drop in temperatures. so very consistent. >> yeah. after experiencing those triple digit temperatures last week, it's hard to believe we're not at summer yet. tly. i know, strange. >> thank you. we've all heard of people dressing up as their favorite superheroes at comic-con, some dogs got a chance to live out their comic dreams, too. hundreds of people and dogs took part in corgi con, summer edition at ocean beach. one of several corgi cons that take place across the country. corgi handlers say the breed's popularity has grown.

a troubled number of gray whales washing ashore. the feds are declaring it a national emergency. 70 gray whales dead off the coast of california, oregon, washington and alaska just this year. the most in nearly 20 years. here is a man of all the whales we've seen here from the peninsula up to pt. reyes and even inside the bay. half were struck by ships, others died from malnourishment nourishment. >>> still ahead, will kd play? we have the latest on on kevin durant's injury and the warriors latest time table for his return to the nba finals. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. i've slain your dreaded dragon. for saving the kingdom what doth thou desire? my lord? hey good knight.

since january roughly 70 gray whales have been found dead along the west coast including c deaths are from human interaction or other causes, but that's not the case with the alameda visitor. >> this is very different species. this he have different migration patterns. whatever this whale is experiencing is probably not related to what's going on with the gray whales. >> reporter: researchers say people should give the whales space and not boat into the lagoon, but it is helpful to them for people to continue to document and film her from the shore. the marine mammal center says this time researchers are not going to try to move her or force her into deeper water since this is safe water for her to be if she's not feeling well. they also said if people are seeing what appears her circling, that very well could meshe's just sleeping. in alameda, leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. telescope an amazing sight. nasa said the snapshot taken by a spitzer telescope is a family portrait of sorts. the image contains both new and very old stars and collection of objects. the massive green cloud th

gray wolf puppies. they're now officially out of the den and exploring their new enclosure at the oakland zoo so you may be able to catch a glimpse of them. the pups under went a physical exam and received vaccinations and they are only six weeks old. >> good time to see them at the zoo. >> beautiful out there. cooler temperatures into the mid-70s in the inland areas and then into the weekend it is in the lower 80s. just a little bit warmer but still nice heading into the next several days. >> picture-perfect. >> sure is. >> thank you. thank you so much for joining us. next newscast is at 5:00. >> join us tomorrow morning starting at 4:30. we'll see you then. have a great day. >>> right now on "california live" -- ♪ [ singing ] >> a legend who moves people with his music is now the voice of hope. and his daughter is the lead. >> i started this since i was five. and now since then we have 600 kids. >> and then malou hits the sweet spot in the heart of hayes valley. >> bacon and eggs ice ea that is good.

it's just an injury that there's been a lot of gray area. literally, it's just day to day and how the progress is coming. at this point, he is still not ready. still has not been cleared. >> the warriors are playing right now. we will have full highlights at 11:00. that's it for sports. we will have more news after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>> gearing up for hot temperatures. 90s. feeling like summer. >> for the valley, especially tuesday and wednesday. near concord, close to 90, breezy and cooler second half of the week. the next keep an eye on that. everybody could see a taste of hot weather. winds turn offshore next sunday. >> time to go to the beach. >> talk about fire threats. that happened fast. we will be back tonight at 11:00. >> see you then. alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos

it is gray tonight. but find out if skies will open up, brighten up for father's day weekend coming right up. >> thanks, sandhya. first here's a look at what's ahead on "jimmy kimmel live" right after abc 7 news at 11:00. >> where do you find a golf shirt that's exactly the same color as your skin? >> that's good. i've been waiting my whole life for this. ♪ you ready? are you? ♪ woo. ♪ have fast internet a littland now the besthat you mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go. now you can get fast, reliable internet and save hundreds on your wireless bill. that's simple, easy, awesome. taxi! should i have stopped her? get started with a limited time offer on xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months, plus ask how to get two-hundred-fifty back when you switch to xfinity mobile. >>> new developments. two dogs are now up for adoption after surviving this high-speed

they were at gray's home in hollister. eric and jessica that the two dogs were in her fenced backyard with no other dogs when some kind of fight happened when she wasn't watching. that's how itch goe was injured. >> what was your reaction as you were reading these text messages? >> we don't understand how he was one instant to now he's dying. it seems such a dramatic change. >> eric and jessica claim that their dog was healthy and never fought with their other much smaller dog. the necropsy was compatible with hemmage and congestion, secondary to shock. after a few days of text messaging back and forth, eric and jessica stopped communication with the owner of bay area canine, steve kenz letter and the trainer when the couple felt they couldn't get any answers. they agreed to all talk to each other with our cameras rolling. the conversation went on for more than an hour. >> how can a healthy sheba go into shock and die within 24 hours? >> i didn't actually see the fight. i don't know at what point in time the fight happened

there is a lot of gray areas. what they are pointing out is not a gray area. what osc is saying if you use your official office, your official government title and you hold yourself out as a representative of the american people in your public official capacity, you can't endorse candidates to try to win an election. she has done it repeatedly and they pointed it out to her and her response is what you just showed. >> yes, there is gray areas and it's complicated. this is black and white stuff. it was striking to read that letter. no one gets dinged for this. >> wait a minute. this is not a ding. if you never heard a government special counsel investigator scream through a document, this is a scream. why is henry kerner scream something you pointed out he was appointed by donald trump. he was a long time operative of the conservative movement. republican lawyer. >> this is not a hit job by someone on the left. the reason he is screaming and saying things like if left unpunished her actions erode the foundation of our democratic system and rule of law. we have

choppy waters across the bay, walking, gray and cool. bundle up. clouds are widespread, cooler than average conditions is low pressure system to the north, spinning across the pacific northwest, bringing them some stormy weather. in bay area just below average temperatures. how much longer? san jose's average, 83 degrees, get a break from warm to hot summer weather at least five days until next week into the 80s. exploratorium camera, low clouds rolling in. temperatures 50s and 60s. cooler than yesterday at this time, and sea breeze still going. beautiful view of the eastern span of the bay bridge. morning overcast and patchy drizzle. breezy and cooler than average tomorrow. warming friday through the weekend. 12-hour planner, gray with damp spots. noontime, clouds afternoon a cool summer standards. in the morning will need wipers across some parts of the bay area. watch out, mid-40s to mid-50s, cool enough for a light jacket. afternoon, mild inland, 78 in antioch, half moon bay 62 degrees. breezy along the coastline and lot of clouds later in the

her team along with the marine mammal center have performed 12 necropsies of gray whales this year. the leading cause of death is malnutrition, which scientists say could be due to a multitude of factors, including climate change. >> they may not be getting enough food. they may have to be traveling farther to get food. the food may be a lesser quality than it has been in the past, or there may be more whales than the food supply can provide or about.might be disease that we but we are looking into all of those questions. >> scientists say the unprecedented amount of data they have collected from necropsies this year will help find an answer. but that may be years away. >> part of our effort to build a better bay area has focused on recycling and what everyone can do to protect our environment. in the north bay, one marin county woman wants to tackle growing stacks of delivery boxes. she's found a way to reuse them and is trying to get local jurisdictions on board. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian explains. >> reporter: this past february, carolyn came up with a plan to reuse a

lives with me tell me what exactly have these researchers discovered well they're saying that the gray cells which are found in. northern europe and the northeast coast of the united states and canada have an ability to copy speech and songs now what this means is that they sense you have a similar production mechanism so the ability sort of to produce aims in their voice box similar to humans and it's potentially a new model to study speech disorders so it's a pretty big breakthrough it's a big breakthrough for scientists but what i want to do before we talk about it more is actually take a look at these heels and listen to them and i want to know what song are they singing nicole so let's listen to it 1st ok. i have. to ask. well there you go on to say one thing because they sing better than me what song was a twinkle twinkle little star indeed it was the thing about it is that currently it's actually not been possible to develop a sort of a workable model for tackling speech disorders so this like i said before is a huge breakthrough because interesting lee people would have associa

everyone is waking up to a lot of gray this morning. you can usually tell those will be the cooler days. if we have got that much of a marine layer the temperatures will have to be in the low to mid 50s. we will go to 65 today officially for the city. and that is to degrees below average. after the week we just had it will be a bit of a breeze and stay great for much of the day. in and around the bay. inland spots i showed you, you will clear out and get sunshine by the time we get to 10:00 or 11:00. low 80s in land. low 90s are coming back for the inland spots by early next week. it is not going to be an equal warm up. we will feel it a lot more inland by early next week then we will for the bay. i want to talk about the weekend in more detail as well. checking in with you in back -- checking in back with you in a few minutes. >>> there are new safety concerns about an overpass meant to give pedestrians a bike list a safe crossing over highway 101 and the peninsula. it opened it east palo alto just last month connecting neighborhoods o

>> a little bit in afternoon but wake up to gray skies.r 7 showing that marine layer fully intact. june bloom coming tomorrow morning. numbers in the 50s for the most part across the board and will settle in low to mid-50s. time it out. 7:00, 8:00 in the morning, fog fully through the delta, pretty intense marine layer first thing in the morning, coastal drizzle. then erodes. 9:00, sunshine around the bay and noon, sunshine everywhere away from the coast. overnight, be low to mid-50s. then tomorrow, little bit longer afternoon away from the coast than today. 82 the high in concord in afternoon. 66 in oakland. san francisco cooler at 59. 57 in san mateo, santa rosa up to 74. father's day looking nice with sunshine tomorrow afternoon. heating up inland early parts of next week. peak on wednesday, then settle back to where we should be as summer officially begins friday. >> acceptable to >> lik it? >> of course it is. as if i have a choice. >>> sports talking the jimmy garoppolo on his biggest challenge. and warriors assistant coach mike brow

we started out gray today. a lot of that is burning off. last few hours. this area is moving off a little bit around the bay already. inland not really seeing the cloud cover we saw a couple hours ago. high clouds inland but really not too bad. 54 in san francisco. 59 in walnut creek. 63 in concord and 63 in san jose. we are warmer now than this time yesterday. especially in santa rosa. santa rosa tied a record for overnight lows yesterday. it was chilly yesterday morning. we will warm up in santa rosa. 82 degrees is where you are expecting to land today. 71 degrees in oakland today. 1 in livermore. san jose will get to 80 degrees. san francisco shaping up to be about 65 degrees today. frank? >> thank you, sarah. >>> president trump made history this morning by walking across the korean dmz and right into north korea. he was issued a very informal invitation via twitter by north korean leader kim jong-un. kim jong-un talked about the significance of the visit through an interpreter h an interpreter the meeting was arranged after the preside

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the gray infrastructure is what you see in those buildings, so those will be the treatment facilities, buildings, and then, there'll be four wet land cells that'll sort of surround the plant high into the trails for the entire island. i'd also point out everything we're doing is outside of the 100-foot bcdc barrier. it will be a different process that we build out to. so in order to build a plant, we needed to -- or are going through a property acquisition process. the gray infrastructure will be going to the state land commission this summer and be pulled out of the trust. the buildings and treatment facilities are not a trust compatible use. however, the wetlands are a trust compatible use, so they will stay within the trust, however, they are an integral part of the treatment plant, and under retention, so they'll be part of the treatment plan and under a 66-year lease with tida. we're looking right now at several different project delivery methods. staff has recommended that we go forward with a design build operate procurement, however, we are still going through discussions with

. >> it is a gray to the day. you can see this right here but it will not be gray for too long. we are expecting to see a little bit of sunshine around the bay. the coast however, will stay cloudy today. inland you're not waking up to as many clouds as you've been seeing for the last couple of days. you're going to be seeing highs from the mid 60s do the low 90s. mostly sunny. about 5 degrees warmer in some spots compared to yesterday. right now starting out the day with some cooler temperatures. oakland 55 degrees. 56 degrees right now in san francisco. where you just saw that live look at 60 degrees also in concord and san jose sitting at 58 degrees this morning. like i said we're going to warm up just a bit compared to yesterday. we're going to pick up to about 83 degrees in santa rosa. yesterday, we got to about 65 degrees and we'll go to 70 degrees. concord was pretty warm yesterday. we got to 90 degrees as the high yesterday and we'll warm up to 92 degrees and san jose will warm up 3 degrees so allie either way no matter what you like there's a little bit of something for

you can see this right here but it will not be gray for too long. we are expecting to see a little bit of sunshine around the bay. the coast however, will stay cloudy today. inland you're not waking up to as many clouds as you've been seeing for the last couple of days. you're going to be seeing highs from the mid 60s do the low 90s. mostly sunny. about 5 degrees warmer in som

>> i love his plan but i think it's a little gray. >> gray or not, step one is finding a pen pal. he has just joined a pen pal club. >> release or next available parole date? i'll just put 2014. eye color, blue. hair -- i'm putting down silver. >> gray would give you away. >> there you go. i'll fill one out for you. sexual orientation, are you straight, guy, bisexual or -- >> i'm not gay but i'm very happy. >> are you willing to correspond with an overseas pen pal? >> what's your type? >> oh, girl, i didn't know you were going to ask me all this. >> breathing. >> right about now, breathing. >> you're going to get me all red now. they don't have to be the best looking, they don't have to be skinny, none of that federal budget matters anymore. you don't realize that until you're taken away from society. that's how i look at it. >> while ballmer looks for love on the outside, this inmate found himself having unwanted advances on the inside. >> i had someone move in that was gay. but then it turns out he had other intentions as far as to force himself on me so we got into a little alt

mainly gray if you're driving around this morning.sit cool this morning it's going to be warm if you're returning to our inlad neighborhoods. breezy on the water. east bay valleys, 59 at 7:00, mid 70s at 11:00, low to mid 80s through most of the afternoon hours. a few areas like antioch and brentwood could reach 90. in the peninsula, stuck in the 60s and pretty cloudy through 9:00. temperatures in the mid 70s this afternoon. down to sunny 70 at 7:00. in the south bay, we're stuck in the cloud cover through about 9:00. we'll break out of the 60s and the clouds will hit the mid 70s at 11:00. on the way to low 80s under total sunshine. summer solstice is saturday. it's going to be hot this weekend. i'll show you temperatures coming up. first we'll talk to alexis. >>> back to san mateo. this is the hayward side of the san mateo bridge. the crash on the peninsula side has backed things up all the way across westbound 92. we'll take a look at our traffic maps. we got an update from chp, northbound 101 before peninsula avenue, the sig alert

gray for us here in the spin room.e're watching some of he surrogates and some of the candidates coming into the room. and i think it's worth pointing out some of the other exchanges that happened. i think the immigration exchange was one of particular interest. we saw several of the candidates oloffering their pies and going after each other a bit on how they wanted to deal with some of the issues around immigration. and in particular today, after we saw that image, that photo that came out earlier today of the father and daughter who died trying to across the rio grande river on the southern border, there was an exchange that started with that, take a listen to wh theysa had to about immigration and migrants. >> that image of the faily, is heartbreaking and should make us all mad. >> i will make sure that we end the i.c.e. policies and the customs and border policies that are violating human rights. >> when somebody comes across the border not to criminalize desperation, to treat that as a civil violation. >> for all

look how gray it is and the sun is on the way for the upper 60s. by noon time we'll still have fog at the coast and limited clearing there and it will just be in the 60 s, the warmest locations later in the day and around the bay, mid-70s to low 80s by the afternoon so it will warm up pretty nicely. in that range what you expect for this time of year, 60s to low to mid-80s and we'll talk about a minor cooldown for the second half of the weekend and then things warm up all in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> developing news, at least 13 people including the gunman are dead and four more are seriously hurt. this after that gunman opened fire at the virginia beach municipal center. police say the shooter was a disgruntled employee. officials spoke at a news conference earlier this morning about the shooter. >> the suspect, and this will be the only time we will announce his name, is dewayne craddock. he was an engineer with public utilities. he was employed with that department for approximately 15 years. >> officials say the suspect was a virginia na

definitely a gray start to the day., early afternoon we are expecting a mostly sunny day. it's shaping up to a warmer day. later on to the, temperatures between the 6s and80's. 5 in walnut creek. 61 in san jose. 55 degrees in san francisco. 63 degrees in novato. we're slightly warmer in some spots, six degrees warmer in fairfield. concord about three degrees. these are the highs we saw yesterday, the highs we're expecting today. 75 is the high in santa rosa warming up to 80. concord from 79 to 82 degrees. san francisco will be pretty similar to yesterday, just about one-degree difference. san jose higher. here's the forecasted highs. so we are warming up just a bit. inland areas, antioch, about 82. 78 in novato. 65 in san francisco. oakland about 72 degrees as your high today. san mateo 72 degrees. livermore and pleasanton 82 degrees. here's your extended forecast. we're see ago gradual warmup. we will not feel too different today. it's shaping up to be a nice one for your pride weekend, just in time for your 4th of jul

it is sure to be a sharp contrast from y'yesters royal red carpet treatment nbc's jay gray has all the highlights from london ♪ ♪ >> reporter: president trump and the first family, joining the dinner at buckingham palace. >> mr. president, as we look to the future, i am confident that interests will cnue to unite us >> on behalf of all americans, i offer a toast to the eternal friendship of our people, the vitality of our nations, and to the long cherished and truly remarkable reign of her majesty the queen. >> reporter: this is just the third official state visit by a tting u.s. president, wrapped in the unmistakable pageantry of the british monarchy a parade, review of the pala honor guard. and two deafeng 21 canon salutes. o a gran dure, giving way t solemn moment in westminster abby at the tomb of britain's unknown warrior. followed by tea with prince charles and the banquet. every detail set by the queen. buinstead of raising crystal, outside the palace gates some are raising their voices the high b the royal welcome. >> donald trump, go home >> reporter: replaced by raw political

jay gray for us, thank you >>> my city offices.n virginia beach will be closed this moment after a weekend of emotional vigils 11 were city employees who had served their community for a combined 150 years many were colleagues of the government his motive is unknown. it reignited the national gun control debate many of the 2020 candidates as well as members of the trump administration have weighed 234 on the issue tracie potts is following the reaction for this morning. is there any chance of new legislation this week? >> reporter: possible but not likely we've seen this before with a mass shooting and then no legislation coming from capitol hill there are those who think it's too soon for this debate and those who think given the fact that innocent victims died, it may be too late. another mass shooting brings urgency to the debate on gun control. >> it's time now to act. we can no longer sit on the sidelines. >> there ought to be some kind of lowest hanging fruit like universal background checks. >> reporter: virginia suspect bro