looking at upper 50's in our inland valleys.an rafael getting in the partly sunny conditions. the clouds clearing throughout the morning hours today right to san francisco holding at the coast. cloudy, gusty winds at the shoreline. mild inland. temperatures flirting with 80 degrees and warming back up temporarily sunday. monday looks to be our warmest day. the winds kicking up to 30 miles per hour. barely at 60 downtown. the winds all the way through the delta as high-pressure is situated to the north and west of us and bringing us that breeze as it continues to slide to the south. we are warming up especially inland. monday is our warmest day. we get back to those very chilly conditions for this time of year by tuesday. low 70's in san jose today. notice the fog right along the peninsula that is going to allow for cooler temperatures. looking at the north bay, san francisco, cloudy, 59 but 70's arrive from santa rosa to calistoga. it is going to be big -- breezy. upper 70's inland from livermore and concord and looking at that

we are going to see it making that inland progress. lot of fog on the map to begin the day on tuesday. it backs up out of the inland valleys pretty quickly. it's more stubborn around the bay and along the coast. visibility there should be improving as we head towards late morning and early afternoon. temperatures are going to be a few degrees warmer than today. temperatures tonight are going to drop town to the low to mid-50s, pretty much across the board, which is where we're supposed to be this time of year. san francisco warming up to almost 70 degrees during the afternoon. it'll be a slow warm-up. that low cloud cover and fog is hanging out. we warm up quickly with a brief period where the onshore winds aren't too strong. temperatures in santa rosa once the fog dissipates warming up to the mid-80s inland in the north bay tomorrow. concord a couple degrees warmer. far from record territory. records in the middle of may are around 100 degrees. we're not anywhere close to that. but a solid 10 degrees above average for inland temperatu

it will be warmer inland reaching up to a mix of upper 60s and 70s. five to 10 below normal inland. for late may. you are getting what you would expect, may gray and eventually june gloom. low 70s in the santa clara valley. maybe up to 75 in morgan hill. some of the warmest spots reaching to the mid-70s. right at 60 in san francisco with mid-60s for oakland and the east bay. a lot of upper 60s for the north bay until you go farther north where temperatures reach up to the 70s, maybe above 80 around ukiah. heading out to the carnaval parade, temperatures in the 50s and lots of the may gray overhead. get used to the below average temperature pattern. the 6 to 10 day out look takes us into june and the continuation of the below average temperatures. sunday will be the coolest day but the warmest aren't that much warmer. mid-60s in oakland. mix of 60s and 70s for inland of the bay area. we bounce back thursday and friday to slighter closer to normal temperatures the first couple of days of june we will be five to 10 below what is average for this time of year. >>> california makes up ab

inland areas, we are above average. let's break apart why that is happening and let's take a live look. i have been keeping my eyes on the golden gate bridge and throughout the coastline this morning because we are dealing with a very thick marine layer. take a slow on the roads as you go through low-lying intersections today. 50s before you head out the door. 58 in san jose. cooler near concord. the marine layer is in the concord area. let's advance the clock into the 9:00 our. the marine layer pulls back along the coastline. i am watching the split along the peninsula. by 1:00 it is clearing up close to to the bay bridge by 3:00 we see the marine layer listed to vallejo. where it is dense is along the coastline. pacifica, once we head north along the highway and closer into daly city. and the sun set for that matter in san francisco. sausalito , not sausalito, stinson beach will clear up for a little bit. we see that more clear into the four clock hour but it pulls its way into the coast and all throughout the bay are

so this weekend warm and sunny hot inland got 80's for the bay 90's inland both days now into next week, mostly sunny, a gradual moderation as temperatures fall through the 80's just about all week for tomorrow. 75 san francisco, 81 oakland, 88. meanwhile for san jose and these are temperatures expected for today. but the wrong graphic on but tomorrow because lot of red on there because we got 90's. here's what happens over the weekend. 94 for saturday sunday who don't get the flowers in the sun too long here, 90 looks like and then we'll see those 80's start to take hold for the remainder of the week now for the bay area, the east bay shoreline. expect 80's going on for this weekend. meanwhile, at the coast, you know, we're getting close. it's still early in the season. getting close to that 70 degree mark. we, tennessee during the summer months. but for now we'll keep upper 60's. and don't forget about the morning fog, particularly maybe some drizzle sunday morning, justine. >> dave, thank you. the list of the most popular baby names of 2022. has been released. the top contenders, the

it will be warmer inland reaching up to a mix of upper 60s and 70s. five to 10 below normal inland. zoom in. mid- to upper-50s on the coast. that is close to average for late may. you are getting what you would expect, may gray and eventually june gloom. low 70s in the santa clara maybe. maybe up to 75 in morgan hill. some of the warmest spots reach to the mid-70s. right at 60 in san francisco with mid-60s for oakland and the east bay. a lot of upper 60s for the north bay until you go farther north where temperatures reach up to the 70s, maybe 80 around ukiah. heading out to the carnaval parade, temperatures in the 50s and lots of the may gray overhead. get used to the below average temperature pattern. the 6 to 10 day out look takes us into june and the continuation of the below average temperatures. sunday will be the coolest day but the warmest aren't that much warmer. mid-60s in oakland. mix of 60s and 70s for inland parts of the bay area. we bounce back thursday and friday to slighter closer to normal temperatures the first couple of days of june we will be five to 10 below wha

far inland in the east bay reaching to the mid-70s on thursday.gain, it is still a few degrees below average in most locations around the bay area. the turnaround will start to happen on friday when temperatures will be a few degrees above average. then we're going to be way above average for high temperatures on saturday. a good 10 to 15 degrees above normal for inland parts of the bay area and at least 5 to 10 degrees above normal around the bay and even slightly above average along the coast. as warm as it will be on saturday with the temperatures in the seven day and the 80s and the 90s inland. the records will od 10 plus degrees out of o range for most inland parts of the bay area. so while it will be warm and even hot for some inland locations, it's not that hot for the middle of the night. just enjoy a warm mother's day weekend. temperatures will reach up to 70s on sunday. then we're back down to the upper 60s next week. still a few degrees above normal instead of below normal for a change. the warmest temperatures will be further inland, r

inland east morr. marilar ,60s today ick on the coastline half moon bay to pacifica you will notice it. sunnier skies in the inland areas this afternoon. that will be the trend this week with 80s for our friends in the north bay. >> nice forecast. not much to complain. >> looks good. >>> you can watch us after this newscast on cable 12 and streaming service, cbs news bay area. >>> historic levels at lake bariesta. how the impact has extra -- the extra water impact it will have the next couple of years. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings" hello to you our viewers on the west coast as we begin a new week. i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> i'm vladimir duthiers. >>> here's today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >>> border crossings are down, not up since the end of title 42 but still a humanitarian crisis. the latest on that. >> this is whatnot that bad looks like. we can't allow not that bad to be the normal. >>> tornados and floods slam texas a

farther inland only in the low to mid-60s and the deep marine layer will make a big inland push once again by early tomorrow morning. reduced visibility is pretty much across the board of even if the cloud cover isn't sitting right at ground level in the form of fog, you'll have gray skies overhead. that fog will back up slowly. around the bay we'll still see gray skies through at least lunchtime. along the coast the gray skies will hover overhead through the entire holiday weekend into next week. temperatures tomorrow morning start off in the low to mid-50s, not a whole lot of variation, a slow warm-up. the fog and low cloud cover is hanging out. by noon temperatures should warm up mostly into the 60s inland while we hover in the 50s near the water. temperatures inland top out as a mix of upper 60s and low 70s tomorrow afternoon. that is not very warm for this time of year. in fact, it's a good 5 to 10 degrees below average for inland parts of the bay area, about 5 degrees below normal around the bay. dog walking weather tomorrow, looks comfortable. we've got gizmo and oskie who loo

a mix of 70s and 80s inland by the end of next week. while mother's day is not as warm as saturday, it's still going to be a warm day overall. but no interference from mother nature for mother's day, which is kind of nice symmetry there. along the coast, temperatures back down to 60 degrees by next week. a calm weather pattern, which is, i think, something we deserve after such a chaotic beginning to 2023. >> and the moms out there deserve it too. >> always. >> always. thank you, paul. >>> a breath of fresh air, finally looking like summer out there. we caught these beautiful blooms all over fremont. lovely. >>> an earthquake rattles northern california. we'll hear from experts about whether this winter's heavy give your small business one tech solution that checks all the boxes. it's all here with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. peace of mind with cyberthreat security. the power of the largest, fastest reliable network. plus, save up to 75% a year with comcast business mobile. the complete connectivity solution. fr

once we talk about our inland areas, that is a whole different forecast. the reason why is we are starting to see high pressure build in. this weekend, those temperatures will continue to spread apart. those inland areas, boy, they will heat up fast. we are talking about 90s around the corner. it sticks around just in time for mother's day weekend. that means we are experiencing a major weekend warm-up saturday alone as we look at the temperature anomaly map. it is highlighted mostly in orange. what does that mean? temperatures will be about average. we are talking about 10 to 15 degrees above average. all the way off into annie m, that means heading into saturday and sunday too we are sitting in those upper 80s, lower 90s in those east inland hills and a very cool canvis along east pacific up. if you upyou know whereto go. wa >> all right. thank you, jessica. >>> top stories. big news for the bay. the warriors, they have still got it. >> they have the defending champs on the brink but they cannot close it out tonight. >> after a close game four loss, the

closer inland, 10 to 15 above inland.ll see 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s on the same temperature map. mid-60s pacifica and half moon bay. lowe nsul mostl80in a an re80s in the east bay. hot spots in the mid-90s saturday afternoon. low 70s for san francisco. well above normal. upper 70s to 80 e mid- to upper-80s north bay. santa rosa low 90s. with some of the warmest spots in the mid-90s. the inland locations are not likely to set records. we will be a good 15 to 20 below record territory for san francisco, oakland. far inland, highs in the low 90s, livermore and santa rosa, you will be six to eight degrees below the record high temperatures. temperatures are gradually going to coast down closer to normal by the end of next week. 8 to 14 day outlook looks beyond that and shows us staying in a generally warmer than average weather pattern. they are seeing a chance that we see wetter than normal conditions. as we head to memorial day weekend, any trace of moisture is wetter than normal. an outside chance that the monsoon pattern ov

even for the warmest spot inland, we're talking about highs in the low 70s tomorrow, far inland in the east bay and santa clara valley. a mix of upper 60s and low 70s inland, low to mid-60s around the bay and 50s along the coast. temperatures are going to be warming up a little bit for bottlerock in napa. you'll be around 70 tomorrow, into the low 70s saturday, but it's a degree or two difference from day to day. these are the highs. make sure you bring a sweatshirt if you're heading out to that three-day festival taking in the sights anunds and smells of all that food cooking. temperatures aren't changing much in san francisco, hovering in the low 60s, cool for carnaval sunday, a high below 60 degrees. stuck in the mid-60s in oakland, low 70s for inland parts of the bay area. along the coast there is the may gray and since thursday is june 1st , we can seamlessly transition into june gloom. >> there you go. >> sound fantastic, doesn't it? >> thank you. >>> if you're having a bad day, you've got to see this video of a reunion on the water, what it took to get this sea otter pup back wi

you have to flee inland if you want to enjoy sunshine. varying conditions across the bay area as you woul expect in late may. the temperatures on the cool side across the board. five to 10 degrees below average for inlan parts effort bay area. hovering within a degree or two on eithe side of 70 for day time highs, it will finish off cool every morning and everybody will get to enjoy the may gray to begin the day. burns off quickly inland, backs up slowly towards the bay. does not back up away from the coast. you will have gray conditions over head heading through the weekend wit the temperatures in the middle to upper 50s. for san francisco and oakland, lower 60s in the city, middle 60s in the east bay. it is a little below average for this time of the year. generally the trend that we would expect with the back and forth, fog and low cloud cover. making a big push inland if you are heading elsewhere. northern california and the sierra will have a chance of po up thunderstorms every afternoon. that will be the cas tomorrow and again on su

a little bit warmer farther inland.orial day itself, easy for me to say, is going to be pleasant with temperatures, again, running a little below average. along the coast cooler with temperatures in the pes. >> we'll take it, paul, thank you. >>> all right, they were babies weighing just over a pound. now the special reun >>> two women who were born weighing just over a pound got to meet the team doctors o saved their lives. their daughter was born one pound, 6.5 ounces. it was a tense, turbulent time turnedtry ed triyum fant. cbs evening news is next. back in 30 ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, ten days until a possible financial disaster. the high-stakes negotiations over the nation's debt ceiling. why veterans and social security recipients could feel the impacts of a default. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ the critical meeting between president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy. was any progress made ahead of the deadline? ♪ ♪ >> a judge has entered not guilty pleas on behalf of the man accused of stabbing four idaho

up to the 15 to 20 miles an hour inland gust towards the afternoon. along the coast closer to 25 to 35 miles an hour. and strong enough for the wind advisory. still noticeable. check out the hour-by-hour temperatures, making it up into the lower 60s in san francisco, barely. but that's very close to normal. it's a slow warmup until the fog dissipates. inland the fog dissipates faster. in santa rosa, temperatures will take off. it's not quite as warm for the immediate north bay, around novato and san rafael. your temperatures will hit the mid-70s. concord will get up to 80 degrees. and also within a few degrees above average in san jose. that's the theme. everybody within three degrees on either side of what is normal for the middle of may. 50s along the coast. 60s around the bay with the 70s down around the south end of the bay and a mix of the upper 70s and the lower 80s. looking further down the line, we're getting closer and closer to memorial day weekend. in fact the beginning of memorial day weekend is now the last day of the six to ten-day outlo

upper 60s in the east inland hills. still a beautiful day to take your dog up for a walk, regardless. this is a photo sent in of his beautiful black lab over at baker beach. if you are going to baker beach today, expect upper 50s and lower 60s. i will have more on the warm up heading into this weekend's forecast . gianna, how are the roads looking? >>> you just that acute puppy cruising through. we need a name for the puppy. let's talk about the freeways. as you work your way along highway 4, things are moving nicely. antioch into i d a report of a trouble spot. if you are taking highway 4 to go 680, traffic is moving along. metering lights are not on and off to a good start as you head into san francisco. good news to report. we have a trouble spot for commuters coming out of oakland, westbound 580 at the 24 connector. it looks like they had a couple of lanes blocked. but all lanes are open and traffic is cruising nicely into san francisco. taking a look at your travel times. >>> we are in this. the warriors will see g

we had 50s along the coast and 100-degree plus temperatures inland in solano county. let's check out the air quality map. the haze did thin out a little bit today. we had a few more yellow dots on the map yesterday and tuesday, but pretty much good air quality across the board today. we'll see that fog spreading back out through the rest of tonight, a little more compressed near ground level compared to the past couple nights, more reduced visibilities. the grayness will back up around the bay late morning and back up to the coast midday. along the coast you'll have a hard time shaking the clouds, not just tomorrow, but through memorial day weekend, through the end of may on wednesday and into early june. temperatures tonight dropping down to the low to mid-50s, highs tomorrow running 4 or 5 degrees below normal around the bay, closer to 5 to 10 degrees below average farther inland. another day we won't see a huge contrast between the coast and inland parts of the bay area, about a 15-degree spread. a mix of upper 60s and low 70s inland in the east bay, the warm spots

inland temperatures will be up to 90 degrees. i'll have details the the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks. >>> and still ahead, the next step in the debate for reparations after the state task force. >> as far as i'm concerned, this is the least that the city can do. >>> and from the metaverse to martial moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning, hormone therapy works outside the cell... while verzenio works inside to help stop the growth of cancer cells. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an antidiarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection

low 70s in the inland areas. this week and next week too, low 60s flirting with upper 50s on the day of the carnival. ring the jacket and bundle up the kids. it will be a beautiful parade. also the bottle rocket in napa and a cooler set up next week. the inland east bay with cooler conditions along the coast. >>> san francisco is taking a unique approach to rehabilitation in prison. the program is completely free to inmates with tablets. to go over the details of the first of its kind program is the san francisco sheriff. welcome. before we get into the tablets which is so interesting and while we have your i want to discuss what happened tuesday morning in the san francisco mission district where there was a pursuit through the area with four bystanders hit and one even died. what decision goes into that when officers are sent out to do that? >> first and foremost we want to make sure we send out our condolences to the victims and the tragedy that occurred which is part of the process. we want to balance the ser

we will see it making a good push into the inland valleys. because the area of high pressure is quashing the marine layer, it is a shallow layer of fog. it is not going to take long for it to burn off. unobstructed visibility by 8:00, 9:00 in the morning takes a little bit longer for the visibility to improve. along the coast, you still have to contend with that may gray for most of the next several days. that does not mean zero sunshine, just that it will be fairly limited. temperatures dropping down to the mid to low 50s across the board. temperatures along the coast will not warm up very much. temperatures will still be in the 50s in san francisco by noon but into the low 60s in oakland and low to mid 70s further inland by lunchtime. the warm-up continues inland while around the bay it will make it up to near average temperatures in both san francisco and oakland . further inland to distill to the degree above average, but everybody will be two to three degrees on other side of what is normal for may, a trend that continues to the seven-da

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otherwise 70s inland, 60s around the coast.aid temperatures are within a degree or two of what is normal for the middle of may, which means good dog walking weather once again tomorrow. we have ella who is a k-9 weather watchers! we are going to see good conditions for her tomorrow in sonoma. fog giving way to abundant sunshine and those near normal temperatures reaching into the mid-70s. a little warm for darker-for pets, but otherwise you cannot complain about the weather tomorrow. temperatures will wa a lile mor a little bit further into the 60s, likely to hit the low 70s for a couple of days sunday and monday. inland parts should reach to around or slightly above 80 degrees tuesday, wednesday and thursday. also, more of a warm up for inland parts of the east bay, then back to near normal tuesday, wednesday and thursday. we are likely to hold onto those near normal temperatures as we head towards memorial day as well. it is never too early to look ahead to the weekend and really never too early to look ahead to a holiday wee

temperatures inland come down by seven degrees.horeline, they drop like a set of car keys, 60 along the beaches as low pressure gives way to high pressure later in the week. we will look for temperatures to rebound. that will be tuesday, warmest day in the next seven will be tuesday when numbers again, like they did saturday, climb to near 90. in the meantime, we'll have fog and low clouds to deal with in the early going. inland mother's day begins with plenty sunshine and it will stay that way. along the coast, it will take a while for sun to come out. in the headlines, low clouds and fog. sunshine will increase for everyone later in the day. temperatures will cool down except well inland where the numbers will still be in the upper 80s and things warm up again to near 90, inland tuesday and wednesday. tuethrme have to thi it to rain again? it will, but not during the next seven days. a dry week ahead and futurecast in terms of clouds and precip, you see plenty clouds along the shoreline. i would ignore all the green dots. the fak

the bigger change will be inland. just above 80 degrees in san jose this weekend and the warmest spots will be inland, hitting the mid-80s. and around 60 degrees, the june gloom that is taking a little bit of a break. >> but the 70s and the 80s though? >> yes, they will mix up. >> all right, thanks, tom. >> the heat wave at 60 in san francisco. >>> well, when we come back, a new federal effort to provide better healthcare for temperatures. how the resource could benefit millions of people beyond those who have served. >> and life has taught me to get along with people. that's all i could say. >> you have to stick around for this story. coming up, the veteran will share his wisdom as he celebrates his 100th birthday. >> you can watch us any time and catch all the live newscast throughout the day. you can find us on the free news app around pluto tv. >>> well, we honor those who died for their country this memorial day. we're also listening to the wisdom of those who fought in our nation's wars. one world war ii veteran

but the inland sunshine is going to push temperatures up to close to normal today. a li h side of on e weend. liwarm-uthat sel ak on monday and then we're back to near or slightly below-average temperatures next week. not a full-fledged roller coaster ride but there are ups and downs that we will experience. it is looking pretty good, in normal weather pattern. let's look at futurecast, the fog that is out there this morning is going to gradually back up. we have had a hard time shaking the low cloud cover around the bay. by lunchtime, usually we see sunshine breaking through, to full extent and along the coast, the park and coverage will be tough to shake for the next several days as we try to warm-up inland on sunday and monday. winds i definitely onshore today. setting off noticeable this morning but they are picking up as we get past midday and into the afternoon. 25 mile-an-hour got stenlund, 25 to 35 mile-an-hour gusts closer to the coast. not strong enough for a wind advisory, not even close but if you have outdoor activities, expect austere winds and dash. t

on the cool side in general for all inland parts of the bay area through the holiday weekend. bring a sweat shirt if you're heading out to bottlerock in the napa valley or if you're heading to the grand parade for carnaval on sunday. we'll check out that hour-by-hour forecast at 5:30 where temperatures run fairly steady the next several days remaining below normal as we finish off the month of may next wednesday and heading into early june with the june gloom remaining along the coast where temperatures will be in upper 5 60 degrees for the foreseeable future. >>> still ahead, plans are moving forward for a unique healing center here in the bay area, how the facility would use traditional indigenous methods to promote physical, mental, and spiritual wellness. >> this is an opportunity to go back and live simple and be able to give people hope. >> a bay area tech company sees its stock price jump more than 25% >>> carnaval is time for celebration, but there's also a need for healing in the mission. the community is still feeling the impacts of the pandemic, lost lives, lost inc

you get seventies and eighties inland. long as there's an onshore of razor, there's going to be fog. i mean, i don't care how you know what high pressure is doing. there's going to be some fog on the coast. you need that east northeast to get rid of it. i don't see that happening. forties fifties more fifties, brent was already 59 rio vista 57. so some in the locations will definitely be on the front runners out of the gate here to warming up, but ple of low clouds and fog will keep the coast in the sixties seventies, probably same for bayside locations inland, though it will be a nice friday, but we will jump up those temperatures a little bit tomorrow will be the warmest day. by far there will be some that will hit 90 degrees. a lot of moisture that will be streaming back from a low, which is going to it's actually a hybrid monsoon here, which will trigger some thunderstorm activity in the mountains northern sacramento valley. i'll mention it for a northern lake county and mendocino on sunday evening. early fog sunny, wa

low 80s as we head into our inland east bay.or the rest of us, well, upper 60s today turn into low 60s by tomorrow. partly cloudy skies along the coastline. 70s right along the corner. >>> oakland a's continue to bet on their big move to las vegas. we have an update to build a new stadiu i am so excited to tell you how much i love goli gummies. okay, everyone talks about needing to be healthier. and look, i'm right there with you. every monday i'm starting something new. or ily las a c,we say.r ver haps because i can feel good that i'm incorporating vitamins and minerals into my daily routine. here's the best part, you guys. it tastes great too. so this is a bundle from goli - acv gummies, ashwa gummies, super greens gummies. so the acv gummies contain apple cider vinegar. that's an ingredient we all know. it's been used forever as a traditional remedy for digestion, gut health and appetite, and as a 54 year old woman. all of those things are super important to me right now. so these have been perfect. i never forget to take the

let's go inland. how about the other end of the extreme? in san francisco it's 59, not all that different. but the inland valleys of the east bay will be in the upper 60s. i'll show you how there's a chance of an isolated thunderstorm tomorrow just north of sonoma county. if you're watching in mendecino and lake county, we'll spotlight that. andrea, back to you. >>> thank you. bart was hit hard by the pandemic. now warning big cuts could be coming if something isn't done soon. >> reporter: now that the pandemic has subsided, the freeways are pretty much back to normal, but bart ridership is still way down. it has bart leaders sounding the alarm, but also raises questions about how they're operated. this weekend, they continue with their program to replace ages tracks. that's only a minor inconvenience with ridership on the about 39% of what it once was before the pandemic. >> not having to commute, they don't have to get on bart. >> reporter: but it's a huge problem for bart. the reduced ridership is only covering about a quarter of the cos

i guess today is going to be hot inland. it's going. it's very mild at the coast. we're talking sixties in pacifica. for today, some of our hotter spots inland, perhaps getting close to mid nineties. so yes, the heat is going to be on especially inland for today, so just be aware it is coming. meanwhile, around the base seventies and eighties so very warm wind on base side as well. as we get into your mother's day sunday, temperatures are going to begin to cool off just a bit. we'll check in on the current conditions line up your afternoon house for today, as well as the rest of the weekend coming up. all right. thank you, rosemary well happening today, said francisco firefighters racing against each other in an event that's getting underway this hour. this is a long standing tradition, and it is all for a good cause. let's go now to ktvu james torres, who's joining us live from lake merced , where those runners are getting ready to take off. the activity is picking up right, james. claudine we actually just saw them take off just a few

sunshine inland.for the afternoon temperatures are expected to be slightly above average, or slightly below upper seventies expected for santa rosa 60 in san francisco. mid sixties in oakland, low seventies for livermore, as well as san jose. a better look at the afternoon highs for today and the warm up elected for your bay area sunday coming up. sounds good. thank you. rosemary the newest graduate of southern california can't drive can't grow a beer, but he's highly accomplished still to come. a 12 year old who just graduated not with one but five degrees. thousands of people headed to san francisco tomorrow. it is the annual bay to breakers race, the impact it's expected to have on san francisco businesses and yes, we're gonna talk about what it all means for traffic for people heading in or out or around a study published by today's chronicle found that up to 70% of california beaches could actually disappear by the year. 2100 if more isn't done to curb greenhouse emissions and protect california'

80 degrees inland. saturday and sunday. the warmest spots will be inland in the east bay, highs in the middle 80s for a couple of days and along the coast while you are not going to be what you would call balmy, hitting 60 degrees, you should see more sunshine, may gray, june gloom, a bit of a break just in time for the first weekend of the month. we will keep you updated heading through the abbreviated workweek >> tonight at 11:00, coyotes used to be allusive on the streets of san francisco. now, not uncommon to see them roaming around when they are spotted people react with curiosity or fear. right now, hiking trails are closed to dogs for coyote pupping season. >> they come and found this is a really great place for them to rear their young. >> tonight at 11:00. why the city is pushing for people to think about coyotes differently. >>> therapy through golf. the program giving back to those that served our country. >> it is designed to help ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile s

by midday, we will see clearing inland.ly sunny inland in the afternoon but those clouds will linger along the coast as they have done just about every day the last few days. temperatures low to mid 50's, then highs tomorrow 58 half moon bay, 61 san francisco, 54 in oakland. most locations will top out in the mid to upper 60's. we will see only low 70's inland tomorrow, 72 antioch, 73 fairfield, concorde and livermore at 71. it will be mild but not exactly warm. as we look at the maximum temperature range for the next few days, wednesday a couple degrees milder, but thursday june 1, it will be warming up to about 80 in the warmest inland spots. we will see 70 around the bay shoreline. friday even warmer. june will not begin with gloom. at least not in the bay area. the accuweather forecast, notice thursday, friday and saturday temperatures bumping up. friday low 80's inland, saturday and sunday mid to upper 80's around the bay shoreline, low to mid 70's around the bay. i say mid to upper 80's shoreline? inland mid to upper

highs tomorrow are still below normal inland. pretty close to average around the bay and along the coast. mostly 60s around the bay with 70s on the peninsula. into the 70s for inland parts of bay the time of year in late may that we should start to see low 80s showing up. but that's not going to be the case over the next several days. if you're out on sunday to the grand parade, temperatures only warming to around 60 with a little bit of sunshine peeking through the clouds late morning and afternoon. memorial day weekend will bring a slow warm up to the bay area. about a degree each day. whether you're inland or along the coast, more cloud cover, the closer you get to the close. the may gray will be tough to shake. for the full seven-day forecast, temperatures wobble in the low 60s in san francisco. in the middle portion of the 60s in oakland. generally near or a couple of degrees below average, but tough to complain about those temperatures in late may. a couple of cooler days for the north bay. 60s and then low 70s through the

closer inland, 10 to 15 above inland.will see 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s on the same temperature map. mid-60s pacifica and half moon bay. low to mid-80s around the peninsula. mostly 80s in the santa clara valley. morgan hill reaching 90. a couple of 80s in the east bay. hot spots in the mid-90s saturday afternoon. low 70s for san francisco. well above normal. upper 70s to 80 for oakland and the east bay. mid-to upper-80s north bay. santa rosa low 90s. with some of the warmest spots in the mid-90s. the inland locations are not likely to set records. we will be a good 15 to 20 below record territory for san francisco, oakland. far inland, highs in the low 90s livermore and santa rosa, you will be six to eight degrees below the record high temperatures. temperatures are gradually going to coast down closer to normal by the end of next week. 8 to 14 day outlook looks beyond that and shows us staying in a generally warmer than average weather pattern. they are seeing a chance that we see wetter than normal conditions. as we head to

the game plan today least inland.ut 72. sure, their modest highs. we've got modest highs tomorrow. a little better on your monday. course. we'll have that extended forecast and look at the 4 zone coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> we are just days away from memorial day, a federal holiday for honoring u.s. military members who gave their lives serving in the armed forces. and this morning, the boy scouts of america host a special flag planting ceremony in san francisco to mark the moment. let's check in now with kron four's. tiffany justice was live at the presidio cemetery with more on what's planned there today. good morning to you. tiffany. >> good morning, right? the event started about half an hour ago and the troops have dispersed at this point, but not before troop 15 at the special honor of conducting the color guard. now this is a flag planting event here at the cemetery. but the boy scouts of america, golden gate area council to honor our veterans on this memorial day week

across parts of the bay area and inland.ine, you can see it from here giving you a view their towards san francisco on the west edge. a lot of fog out there this morning. patchy dense fog drizzle a possibility. and there is an advisory along the coastline for that patchy, dense fog that will go until 10 o'clock this morning storm tracker to also watching a little bit of moisture pulling from the desert southwest, as we've been talking about all week long, and originally it looked like it was going to come our way. but now at this point over the sierra and lake tahoe a slight chance for thunderstorms there today as i move back, you can see most of this is off to the east for us is just going to be about the cooler weather. and if you are along the coast to do expect you to be mostly cloudy. for the entire day. here's a look at the future cast by noontime inside the bay and inland communities, blue sky, but right along the coast, more like gray and the low clouds are expected to move back in as we get in towards the sunset, no

inland temperatures, a little more variation but not much.pper 70s, low 80s for san jose, mostly low 80s inland and the north bay. some of the warmer spots will be inland and the east bay as usual and the coole spots along the coast. you wil see gray skies and maybe sunnie skies on friday the temperature are hovering around 60 for high every single day. >>> appreciateitpaulcomior weot wentdo squads, and buckle meet the team... behind the team. the coach. the manager. and the snack dad. all using chase to keep up with their finances. the coach helps save goals here, because she saved for soccer camp there. anddd check this out... the manager deposited a check. magic. and the snack dad? he's getting paid back. orange slicesss. because this team all has chase. smart bankers. convenient tools. one bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> so i think the way the warriors season and it was toug for a lot of people, but now there are questions about, you know, is that the last time we see that particular team or gm function

into the inland valleys, going to be dents along the coast. could be registered as an moisture in the form of some drizzle along the coast. the cloud cover is going to be tough to shake as we head through the weekend. we are going to break into hie su nens cool side on saturday. we do warm back up on sunday and monday, is not a full-fledged temperature roller coaster ride but there will be some subtle ups and downs. let's switch for a second, look out for oakland, where the temperature is still really cool. only 61 degrees. 78 degrees across the bay in san francisco. further inland we go to 69 san jose 277 degrees right in concord. generally pleasant weather if you like your below average temperatures. not quite ready for the full-fledged just yet. if you're heading out to the giants game this evening as they start a three-game series against the miami marlins . still have to get used to saying that. the fog is going to roll in, temperatures going to cool. be prepared for that. game time is at 7:15 this evening. a bit of a later start because

more upper 80s into the inland east bay, concord at 89 degrees . for anyone who likes taking a nice walk after work or maybe you have groceries to get done, take it extra slow and make sure you don't leave the kids are the pets in the car. make sure you're wearing plenty of sunscreen. don't get me wrong, it is not the worst day to get out but it is warm compared to what we are dealing with the rest of the week. 90s in the inland areas . that is average during summer time. but for spring it is above average. cooler along the case. daly city sitting at 64 this afternoon. for the next 10 days we are starting to trend a little cooler heading into this weekend and to next week for the santa clara valley. inland east bay and the coast, two very different forecasts today. 90s and 60s. 30 degree difference just across our bay area. tomorrow and even thursday, that is when temperatures start averaging out. for our inland east bay it will be low 80s. for the coastline, upper 50s. we are seeing a lot of changes in the forecast but some may experience it more

inland, a mix of upper 60s, low 70s.a tiny bit thursday and friday, but still high temperatures only in the low to mid-70s for inland parts of the bay area when we should be seeing higher temperatures. a lot of cloud cover along the coast for the foreseeable future. hardly any break between the may gray and the june gloom. >>> all right, thank you. tonight at 11:00, this looks like a pretty nice zillow listing. a 2100 square foot house perched in the hayward hills with a pool. rental price $4,400 a month, but turns out it's a fake. sara donchey has more to tell us. >> this one is wild. >> yeah! >> the owner of the house hold us that people just started showing up at her doorstep saying i want to rent this place, and she said why? she had no idea what was going on. so she did some digging and found this. it was her home listed on zillow for rent. she told us when she contacted zillow, things only got worse. she has a tale to tell, and we'll tell you about it at 11:00. >> oh, we have the wait! >> it's called a tease! >> un

fog spreading into the inland valleys. once again a fairly shallow layer of fog so it backs up quickly. along the coast you are going to have a hard time getting rid of it. temperatures tonight drop down into the low to mid 50s, normal for this time of year. the wind will pick back up and it will not let off a whole lot as we head through the night along the coast. that is where ghosts will be 25 to 30 miles per hour by late morning. the stronger gusts to infiltrate inland parts of the bay area by the afternoon but i think the strongest guts will be in the 15 to 20-mile-per-hour range. noticeable but not unpleasant at all. temperatures will warm up above 60 degrees in san francisco tomorrow assuming that we get that break from the fog early enough in the day. so low 60s is about where we are supposed to be in late may. santa rosa will get a couple degrees warmer than today, up to around 80 degrees during the afternoon. we will get fog in the afternoon but will not last long. concord reaches up into the upper 70s, so concor

return of low clouds surging inland. the storm chances have been north of interstate 80, now close to lake county in the northern half. we're likely to see the trough farther south in the day tomorrow. that's a thing to watch. ukiah toward point arena and maybe north of clearlake, maybe some isolated showers in the afternoon, partly cloudy skies returning to the rest of the bay area. clouds sticking around into the afternoon. it looks like memorial day monday begins with low clouds but will feature more sunshine for outdoor plans, it should trend warmer than sunday. 50 to start, low clouds, drizzle at times through the morning hours. we'll hang on to some of the clouds and daytime highs have adjusted lower. earlier it looked like 70s tomorrow, but san jose and livermore, mid-60s. mid and upper 60s in the city. rebounding monday to tuesday, more 70s inland monday, tuesday and probably wednesday. no 80s just yet because high pressure will take about a week to build back. we have an upper level low, triggering showers acros

time we hit tomorrow and inland communities.ight now little patch of fog on live doppler 7. you can see a little of that fog looking back toward the golden gate bridge from our emeryville camera. 60 in the city. 65 oakland. 71 san jose. 55 half moon bay. from our mount tam cam, hazy conditions as we lookcross ridson bayupper 70's sausalito. livermore 72. napa 80. as we look at a live picture from our golden gate camera, not much of a breeze but blue skies. heating up tomorrow, well above average, limited fog along the coast overnight, which means it could be dance tomorrow morning. heat eases in time for all mother's day plans. let's take a look at the mother's day forecast. the planner will show you our by our 50's to start off at 7:00 in the morning. there will be fog and patchy drizzle. temperatures will be rising by noon time. warmest inland, of course, at noontime, mid-70's and at-along the coast. mild to warm at 4:00 p.m. with breezy conditions along the coastline later at night. fog first in the morning to start the day.

the fog is making a big push inland. even if it is not sitting directly at ground level prompt, still plenty of cloud cover to start the day. this heads back to the start of the morning and afternoon. like today, it is not really going to be a full emergence of the sunshine until likely around maybe 1: 30, 2:00 in the afternoon over san francisco in oakland. over the coast you will be lucky to see a few peeks of sunshine over the next few days. temperatures tonight drop down into the mid to low 50s. everybody between 50 and 55 degrees with not a lot of variation. we will see more variation tomorrow, but this time of year we should see a good 20 to 25 degrees difference between coastal parts of the bay area and spots further inland. tomorrow it will be a 12, 13 degree difference, upper 50s along the coast and low to mid 60s around the bay. that is about five degrees below normal for san francisco and oakland, but upper 60s and low 70s for inland parts of the bay area, a good five to 10 degrees below what is typical for la

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but closer to the 10 to 15-degree jump inland.o the north bay tomorrow to around 80 degrees on saturday and sunday. a similar increase in san jose and inland in the east bay with a couple of days in the mid-80s. those inland valleys along the coast, it's a 3-degree warmup from the upper 50s to barely above 60. but above 60 degrees. that's definitely a warm spell in early june along the coast, especially if you can get rid of the june gloom for a few hours. >>> tonight's cbs evening news will look at the important effort to bring closures to families of fallen soldiers. >> good evening, juliette, we've got a lot of news to cover tonight. honoring our heroes. a group of scientists doing some pain staking work. they're identifying and bringing home the remains of fallen soldiers dating as far back as world war ii. that's tonight on the cbs evening news. >> thank you. >>> it is a big weekend to get outside and enjoy our national parks. and visitors to the yosemite are getting quite a treat right now. the snow ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it

further inland there is not a lot of difference. we'll look down on walnut creek where the number is low to mid 60s. the number for walnut creek should climb today. it will be more blue sky and a pretty typical day. one thing about it is we have started a cooling trend. we are noticeably cooler than yesterday. in some places this is like a ten degree drop from monday to tuesday. that's the biggest one day change in the seven-day forecast but a lot of the numbers will keep going down. i will show you how low they're going to go in the complete first alert forecast. >> thanks so much. >>> to other top stories, another delay in the case against a suspect accused of beating former sf fire commissioner. the hearing pushed to tomorrow morning because there was not an available courtroom today. another recent hearing in pushe not show up. >>> a u. haul driver that passed into a security barrier near white house is arrested and charged with crimes including threatening to kill or harm a president. last night's crash may have been intentiona