costco in heyward for $5.95. and a look at the roadways as well. lighter traffic, it may be different than avoiding bart. you're hear bart is back online. it is running. the roadways lighter delays and traffic. heyward, trivalley and the south looking good. clear back to you. >> thank you. this might be a question you're thinking about as you go on vacation and think of renting a property. can the host place a camera in your vacation rental? where it is and not allowed and what you can do if you find one that was never disclosed to you. >>> some say the great resignation has a way to go. the many people switching careers. up next, the top jobs left behind. >>> we got used to shortages, the next one has a bit of a kick. out to the futures. wall street looking at more losses. >> okay, look, throwing it back. the back street boys bringing special guests on stage with them. you don't want to miss that adorable moment. stick around. we'll be right back. (music throughout) another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you'v

heyward is at 70. the peninsula has a cool 59 at half moon bay and you had over here at 77 with san francisco in the 50s and 60s in a little bit windier here with wind out of the west at 19. is your typical jacket weather in san francisco. for the north bay, you want some heat and in napa and sonoma will be in the low 80s. the numbers are dropping off, but even more so they will by the weekend. you will see right now, i really think by saturday night, the storm system is off to the north. then moves down sunday morning into the afternoon. it isn't a big system. this kind of coverage here is definitely unusual. we do get some early estimates and i will share it with you. we will see these updated and likely change a bit. but so far they could be in for a quarter inch for lower elevations and higher elevations around half an inch. but here down in san francisco trace amounts. not high totals but certainly remarkable. think about it this way, january and february rank the top 10 driest on record and in fa

heyward will see a high of 73.n go up to about 75 on wednesday while fairfield is at 91 degrees on the highway. whatever moisture we've got over the weekend that's going to be drying up very quickly as an intense area of pressure builds up to create some heat for the valleys. headed for the mid-to-upper 90s. let me show you the temperatures. i want you to get ready for this, because we are already fairly warm reaching up into the 80s. take a look at friday. air conditioning turned up. paul cleaned out. whatever you need to do to get ready for that heat. but, it doesn't last long. it is slightly warmer for early next week. we are going to see those temperatures heading up reaching into the mid-80s tomorrow, and low 90s on thursday. mid-90s on friday. it is going to be a little bit hotter, and the rest of the weekend starts to feel a little bit nicer with san francisco staying nicely mild. although, it will be warming up in san francisco we will be seeing highs in the upper 70s on friday. all right, mike. any problem

heyward police held a rare public house to get a look at the tools that officers use during serious emergencies. now under an assembly bill, the department must get city council approval to use some of this equipment. today is expected to be much cooler than the past two days. temperatures soared across the area. people were just trying to find ways to stay cool. tim johns has more. reporter: people from walnut creek to lafayette were doing what they could to stay cool in the east day. >> it is a little bit hotter than what we are used to. >> others decided to sit -- head to the reservoir. the cool breeze meets at the perfect place for an afternoon walk. >> try not to overdo it, if you are feeling dizzy. i usually just lay down for a second or laydown. reporter: others say that they do not mind it. >> when it gets really hot, sure. >> he has taken steps over the past years to make sure his home stays cool during the hot, summer months. >> i have put in good ventilation from the roof. the key is having a couple of fans. >> staying home and not going out at almighty the best thing to do. liz: you

when it comes to the fog this morning as a four reporting a very weak onshore breeze at nine mph heywardng a southwest breeze at five. we're not going to lose the sea breeze completely, but as we get into the days ahead, it will begin to scale back. right up to the coastline and the coastline going to be comfortable are inland cities will be baking eventually. we're down by seven degrees in napa this morning, we're cooler by 12 in livermore and san jose. you're starting out. eight degrees cooler 59 right now san jose 54 in san francisco and mid fifties in napa. a look at where we typically are for this time of year and what we expect for today, right in there just a few degrees above the seasonal average. 82 center rosa upper sixties san francisco low seventies in oakland low eighties expected livermore in san jose, a better look at these numbers and the warming turn that will continue into the business week. coming up in just a little bit. okay rosemary. thank you time 7 42 coming up on mornings onto uber annual list of the most common and unusual things left behind by uber passengers w

ahead of that, heyward donigan joins us the rite aid ceo, thank you very much for taking the time to join us on a busy day. you probably weren't aware all of this be happening when you committed to our show and we appreciate you being here. your reaction to this and i am curious as well, since a lot of women maybe rely on rite aid for either drugs or prescriptions, from their doctors, to deal with it and help with abortions. where rite aid stands on this and your reaction to what went down today. >> well, thank you for having me on, and no, i did not expect this , because we've been really focused on our growth strategy and our really strong quarter. this decision, obviously, has a big impact. we are an employer of 53,000 associates nationwide and our number one concern has been and will continue to be their health and their wellness. we have already been working with our health plan administrator on contingencies. we aren't able to address the specifics, but i think this just shows the important role of healthcare in people's lives, and we're not in the business that's impacted by t

to the families of ruth whitfield, pearl young, heyward patterson, geraldine talley, andre mackneil, margus morrison, i promise their deaths will not be in vain. zaire and i promise to use our voice to lift their name will -- names and we will carry their spirit with us as we embark on this journey to create change. i know that their collective souls watched out for zaire that day and i am eternally grateful to them for that. to the east side of buffalo, i love you. i'm speaking directly to my people, to my hood. from bailey to broadway, to kensignton to fillmore, to jefferson and every street in between, just like the potholes that we want filled in, yes, i keep it real, we will continue to fill the streets with love. no matter what people say about the east side of buffalo. we will not be broken. i was born there, raised their. i raised my son there, i still live there, and i do the majority of my professional work on the east side of buffalo. i vow to you today that everywhere i go i will make sure the people here the real stories of our people. for too long our community has been

heyward reporting a wind gusts to 22 right now, livermore reporting 24, so we're going to continue with this cool, breezy scenario. through your friday things start to change up just a little bit on saturday. bigger changes on sunday, checking in on the relative humidity out there, the southwesterly breeze over the sonoma mountains. relative humidity is 72% that is some good news there. mount diablo reporting 87% and ben lomond in the santa cruz mountains reporting 63% so at least the wind is coming from the right direction. bringing us some cool, moist air and again, even the possibility of maybe a sprinkle is the future cash shows you we have just a little bit falling. maybe lake county. maybe sonoma county stuck going to be much maybe just a little bit of drizzle out there for today. but by tonight the low clouds moving across the bay and will wake up with partly cloudy skies for your bay area saturday. temperatures right now. 60 degrees in san francisco . a cool 57 at half moon by sixties in nevada upper sixties right now, napa as well as the inner east bay, brentwood and conquered

we have heyward reporting 15, a livermore 16 coming in. from the northwest. the future cast here.uds along the coastline crossing inside the bay and by sunset closer to 8 30 or so we will have it all the way along the east bay shore and perhaps moving farther inland. tomorrow morning, we wake up with patchy drizzle widespread cloud cover. and that cloud cover all the way through the delta into areas of the sacramento valley temperatures right now. 57 degrees at half moon bay. it's cool for you there. it's a mile 74 in the north bay of santa rosa. it's still a warm one for inland east bay, but nothing like what we have seen in recent days. 82 degrees in concord, upper seventies right now, in livermore. tomorrow morning, we start out with the temperatures in the fifties, low fifties in napa mid fifties in oakland and in the east bay 53 expected for livermore with mostly cloudy skies, patchy drizzle and then as we get into the afternoon clouds will remain along the coastline. we will turn partly cloudy to mostly sunny for the rest, but temperatures continuing to cool 64 for the city

it's backed up traffic into heyward across the base up down one on one near willow.y had an injury accident. they're clearing up and the traffic is backed up out of redwood city, hitting the palo alto used to 80. instead we haven't talked a lot about the silicon valley commute. it hasn't been that severe. it's been a little slowing here and there. but i like that commute pretty much for this thursday morning. at 8 20. here's the man who knows a lot about what i need to wear today at oracle park. i always layer it, sal. how's that shores with a jacket ? how's that shorts with because if you're in some of those lowers bowl seats, man, it can get hard. but if you're up above around other areas that can be windy and cool. yesterday was a very cool day. for many, including san francisco only 63 half moon bay, 61. oakland 70 san mateo in there, i can feel it in their san jose was seventies low eighties santa rose in livermore. today, though, will be warmer. temperatures aloft. higher elevations are warming up. 67 71 now north wind the highest building in creating the inver

the winds are coming in from the south, generally light as a reporting five mph heyward reporting sixures are up by several degrees this morning, eight degrees livermore as well as hayward. a quick look at the morning temps for you here. 65 in walnut creek, 62 in napa 63 right now in san francisco is going to feel mcgee. as you step outside. temperatures will be mild for the afternoon under drying conditions. better details on the afternoon and the week ahead, coming up. thank you . rosemary has sent three astronauts into space. the mission they're on as they continue to build china's new space station. also ahead, pick treat the regattas e boys chorus is going international this year with its summer tour up next, we're going to talk live with the group's artistic an executive director about the tour and what they have planned for tonight's big concert on the peninsula. stay as f to europe for its big 11 day summer tour, including stops in austria and italy, but not before it performs tonight for its spring concert in san mateo at hillsdale high school called to antalya and beyond, an

"celebrity chef" restaurateur wolfgang puck andy heyward, wolfgang congrats to you i know andy for manyr, you know we talked about this for years about doing it animated series, where we actually teach young children how to eat how to learn about geography where they can get interesting food from different countries, so, we gonna have in secret chef academy right below spago, kids able to come up see the restaurant, mainly, we going to send on missions around the world to get secret recipes for us to make the ultimate recipe cookbook in the world. they gonna get -- wolfgang come place i come from but, the wolfgang computer savvy an exciting project the kids going to learn a lot going to learn about food going to -- able to cook some of their recipes at home, then, i think it is great i gonna show them to work together is important working as a theme important giving back to society is important. maria: i think this is great, such a fun way to speak with children andy how do you see this playing out? and why did you choose cartoon series to do this? what do you want to say to kids. >> we

sfo 16 mph heyward reporting seven were common san jose, we're comin half moon bay.rming trend that begins tomorrow will move all the way into tuesday. right now, tuesday wednesday look to be the warmest day when some of our inland communities again get close to that century mark. 52 degrees right now. san francisco, a low fifties in nevada, low fifties and walnut creek 47 degrees for you, santa rosa. so it's a cool one outside your door that as we get into the afternoon mid sixties for san francisco upper sixties expected in oakland seventies for inland city, 73 napa 76 conquered. low seventies expected from san jose into morgan hill, but a cool one at the coast 58 for pacifica. so we will call two miles for today and then getting into the days ahead. temperatures will take a notable jump on a father's day. we're now into the mid upper seventies for our bayside communities. eighties far inland and then as we go monday, hot for our inland communities, 100 degrees expected for a hotter spots on tuesday, and then temperatures begin to cool on wednesday. back into the n

roberta drury, margus morrison, aubrey mcneil, aaron salter, geraldine talley, celestine chaney, heyward patterson, katherine massey, pearl young, and ruth whitfield. in addition, it is important to take note of the gentlemen's amendment, mr. fitzgerald, who wants to take money from the safe storage grant program, which would in fact undermine the ability to secure young people at the point of purchase to ensure there are best practices to keep young people from getting guns, and ethan's law that deals with the issues of guns in residential homes. why would you want to do that when we can read the roll, january 23, 2018? again, a situation where a gun came from an unlocked closet. in texas, 813 and 10 year old. a four-year-old boy in ohio. the previous one in colorado. a four-year-old boy in arizona, a father in shreveport, louisiana. a three-year-old is dead. a five-year-old is dead in pensacola, florida. california, a 13-year-old boy shot himself, and after he his brother and others had unsecured guns -- that means they were not there at the point of purchase. a five-year-old was reach

heyward patterson, 67. katherine massey, 72. harold young, 77. ruth whitfield, 86. it is untimely that we are here? what is untimely is being slaughtered in a supermarket by an 18-year-old with an assault style weapons that he bought himself. sort of as a birthday celebration with hundreds of rounds of ammunition. you are worried about restricting that purchase and that slaughter? and you are not worried about the untimely deaths of 10 black people in a supermarket. only 10 days later, 19 children and two teachers killed. you heard the names, but i'm going to see their first names again. mckenna, layla, miranda, nevaeh, jose, xavier, these are all 10-year-olds and 11-year-olds. task, relay out, ellie, eliana, annabelle, jackie, maite, judea, a mary, lexi, alecia, and their teachers irma, 48 and eva, 44. as we have heard, one of the children called twice at least twice said the police. -- send the police. one of the children recounted how she took the blood of her dead friend near her and smeared herself with the blood to pretend to be dead. what have we taught our c

heyward patterson, 67. katherine massey, 72. harold young, 77. ruth whitfield, 86. it is untimely that we are here? what is untimely is being slaughtered in a supermarket by an 18-year-old with an assault style weapons that he bought himself. sort of as a birthday celebration with hundreds of rounds of ammunition. you are worried about restricting that purchase and that slaughter? and you are not worried about the untimely deaths of 10 black people in a supermarket. only 10 days later, 19 children and two teachers killed. you heard the names, but i'm going to see their first names again. mckenna, layla, miranda, nevaeh, jose, xavier, these are all 10-year-olds and 11-year-olds. task, relay out, ellie, eliana, annabelle, jackie, maite, judea, a mary, lexi, alecia, and their teachers irma, 48 and eva, 44. as we have heard, one of the children called twice at least twice said the police. -- send the police. one of the children recounted how she took the blood of her dead friend near her and smeared herself with the blood to pretend to be dead. what have we taught our c

roberta drury, margus morrison, aubrey mcneil, aaron salter, geraldine talley, celestine chaney, heyward patterson, katherine massey, pearl young, and ruth whitfield. in addition, it is important to take note of the gentlemen's amendment, mr. fitzgerald, who wants to take money from the safe storage grant program, which would in fact undermine the ability to secure young people at the point of purchase to ensure there are best practices to keep young people from getting guns, and ethan's law that deals with the issues of guns in residential homes. why would you want to do that when we can read the roll, january 23, 2018? again, a situation where a gun came from an unlocked closet. in texas, 813 and 10 year old. a four-year-old boy in ohio. the previous one in colorado. a four-year-old boy in arizona, a father in shreveport, louisiana. a three-year-old is dead. a five-year-old is dead in pensacola, florida. california, a 13-year-old boy shot himself, and after he his brother and others had unsecured guns -- that means they were not there at the point of purchase. a five-year-old was reach