kira woodward: peekaboo.igad: kira woodward never imagined she'd have to wear a mask while playing peekaboo during a stroll with her one year old son. she also never thought she'd be pregnant with her second child during a pandemic. kira is five months along. kira: we are acutely aware of how quickly everything can turn and how scary it is having a newborn that has life threatening complications. bigad: after her first son jude was born, an unforeseen medical condition put him in the intensive care unit for ten days. he made a full recovery, but now kira worries whether the coronavirus might infect her and her new baby. kira: pregnancy is always a time of uncertainty, and certainly there's more of it right now. bigad: so, kira is doing what she can to limit her family's exposure. she leaves most of her groceries outside overnight. kira: some carrots, some oranges. bigad: and she scrubs down the rest with alcohol before putting them away. kira: right now, we're exercising so much caution because we don't know

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kira? >>> vianey, thanks.n the line of duty, a santa cruz deputy ambushed near the bay area. this morning we're lorng more about the suspected gunman's background. 38-year-old sergeant damon gutzwiller was one of the sheriff's deputies called to the scene of a reported suspicious van. guns and bomb making materials inside. when authorities tracked the van down outside of a home in ben lomond, they were ambushed with gunfire and explosives. gutzwiller was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. officials say he had been with the sheriff's office since 2006 and leaves behind a pregnant wife and young child. >> in my 32-year career this is the worst day i've ever experienced. today we lost one of our own and he was a true hero. in this era we're in when you see compassion, caring, somebody who truly loves his job, who wants to help people, that's what damon was. >> a second deputy was injured and a highway patrol officer was shot in the hand. neither injury is life threatening. we're told there is a vig

kira? >> we love to see him there. vianey, thank you. >>> some charming new photos of the royal family released as prince william celebrates father's day and his birthday today. the duke of cambridge captured with his three children on a wooden swing, just precious. the duchess, kate middleton, took the photos. kate's photography skills have been praised for her ability to capture candid, intimate photos, gets more smiles than i can get from my two sons if i'm behind the camera. prince william, by the way, turns 38 today. >>> no offense to my sons. they just don't love photos. >> your kids are so cute. >> thank you. and i'm did he have fitly going to race home after this and celebrate their dad on this father's day. happy father's day to all the dads out there. thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. more local news tonight at 4:30, 6:00, and 11:00 and all day. hope you have a great father's day. politics. with covid cases on the rise -- >> i think there's more complacency and there's a higher risk of spre

kira? >> rob, we'll see you at 7:00 for your full forecast.s. >>> as racial tensions remain heightened in the u.s., a neighborhood dispute here in the bay area is going viral. the man involved says he was approached because one couple felt he couldn't possibly live in a nice neighborhood. asking your property? >> because it's private property. >> james juanillo was stenciling black lives matter with chalk. juanillo who is filipino quickly realized this would be an uncomfortable confrontation and pulled out his cell phone to document the moment. >> it's important that this not just be in the castro or in the soma, that it's in the marina and pacific heights for people who need to be woke. >> it's a subtle form of racism. not that vicious but still shows us about how far we have to go. >> and that was john newmeyer who co-owns the home. the woman has been identified as lisa alexander, the own of a skin care company. at least one company, which had been associated with her brand already has denounced her actions. >>> investigators believe they ha

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at your microclimate forecast.g, v. >>> good morning, kira. another sunny day with warm temperatures. microclimate highs, check it out for the south bay. we're talking 76 degrees, the warmer spots. areas like walnut creek at 89. it will be a little breezy and windy at times for the peninsula. 74 degrees in san mateo. in the city in the low 80s. current winds are about 18 miles an hour. to the north bay 90 degrees for novato. 88 for napa. now howlast? i'll break it down hourly so you much. >>> we want to take you back to the scene from friday night as protesters tore down monuments, francis scott key. a lot of spray paint on nearby art, buildings and benches taken off. this over the debate of legacy of historic figures. the founder is said to have oppressed many natives. he was made a saint five years ago. francis scott key wrote "the star spangled banner" and known to own slaves. ulysses s. grant became president. >> the country is not ready to admit to a lot of things that have happened. i think people now are say

thank you for joining us, i'm cierra johnson in for kira klapper.ianey arana joins us with your microclimate forecast. good morning. >>> good morning, cierra, and we are seeing plenty of sunshine inland, as you mentioned, and we're still seeing cloud cover in areas along the coast. take a look at this live look using our weather underground cameras. you could see the cloud cover there. not as dense as the foggy conditions that we saw yesterday. we had that mix out early this morning. i want to talk about the winds and what we're tracking today. that will be the biggest story. 56 degrees in san francisco right now and really throughout the bay area it is cool and comfortable, a great start to our sunday. a quick check of your temperature trend. we're going to notice a lot more cooling inland. 71 degrees around 12:00 and then we're going to be in the low 80s. yesterday we managed to hit upper 80s. here it is, red flag warning in place for the north bay mountains for areas above 1,000 feet. basically what a red flag warning means, it means that the wea

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana joins us with your microclimate forecast. some of us are waking up to some windy conditions this morning. >> oh, yeah. good morning. we had those winds start to kick up yesterday. we will start to see them with periods of gusts today. you will notice how cool it is going to be and comfortable. of course we're off to a pretty cloudy start. the wind speed 14, 15. current temperatures right now, 50s throughout. so again very comfortable. and here is a closer look at a sneak peek of that temperature trend for the afternoon. notice what happens with the cloud cover in santa clara. we start to notice sunshine peeking through. the temperatures will be topping out only in the low 70s. a lot better than the triple digit heat than we had earlier this week. satellite radar right now, i wanted to show it to you because it showcases that cloud cover. but we're also tracking a system that's dropping just to our north, and that could bring the chance of spotty we'll see you in about 15 minutes. ft a san francisco man was shot and killed by

kira, you have used exactly that language that the president just use that this issue of school choice today's civil rights issue. tell us why you think that. >> because your zip code shouldn't determine your educational opportunity and one of the reasons i'm pro school choice is because i have the opportunity to run an afterschool program in the inner-city, and i saw what kids were dealing with, and i saw that it's all good and well to say we need more money, more money, but at the end of the day when we got more money it still wasn't improving the outcome. i saw parents desperate to get their children out of those schools and into better schools, and then to be looked at by bureaucrat and say well, we need to get more money, will do another ballot measure i will get more money and everything will be better. meanwhile there kids are aging out of these failing schools. it is a civil rights issue but particularly in the black community this is a huge issue for our community, and every child has the right to a solid and good education and it's been my experience that people who don't hav

i'm kira klapper.meteorologist rob mayeda is in and he's joining us with a look at the microclimate forecast. good to see you. >> likewise. you brought up the san francisco camera and we will go right back to that as we have a few sprinkles on the camera lens. that's a little sampler we will see around the bay area. keeping temperatures relatively mild. there's a view of the dronz on the drops on the camera lens. we will see numbers climbing towards the mid-60s around lunch time today. you will notice the clouds out there. that will be a common theme for today into tomorrow morning. a few sprinkles at times cool and breezy. highs inland in the low 70s. mid-60s closer to san francisco. interesting to point out as we head towards tomorrow morning, we can see even more in the way of light rain showers into early tomorrow before warmup and clearing trend to warm up the weekend. i'll have a closer look at that in the hour-by-hour forecast in about 15 minutes. back to you. >> see you in about 15, rob. thanks

leader lee figure to lead them toward some kind of recovery if johnson is a disaster the question is is kira starmer the man who could replace him if johnson is excessive doesn't matter what kissed ahmed does because johnson is going to be in power for 10 years so the question is can he actually know johnsen down that amount from much of mafia which perfectly percipient governor we can collapse in the opinion polls for the government and the aftermath of the dominic cummings shambles how the hoa's keir starmer performing himself as a living up to the early expectations of the leadership find out later in the program but motive does mean that in glasgow you're pretty sure emails of your messages thank you alex and some interesting responses to i sure last week on whatever happened to breaks it fixing m p dangle contin 5090 percent only and then if alex to jump start it says anything to bill's hooted for banks it scotland northern ireland.

. >>> thank you, kira. now to the battle between president trump and his former national security adviser, john boll ton. justice department lawyers trying to convince a federal judge to block the release of bolton's new book. the unexpected words from president trump's former chief of staff. martha raddatz, who landed the first interview with john bolton, back on the story tonight. >> reporter: tonight, as president trump fumes over john bolton's book, a remarkable admission from former acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney, who is still serving in the administration. >> if there was one criticism that i would level against the president, is that he didn't hire very well. he did not have experience at running government and didn't know how to put together a team that could work well with him. >> reporter: bolton is only the latest member of team trump to turn against the president. in his new book, "the room where it happened," he portrays trump as inept and singularry focused on his own re-elect

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joining us now, our friend and editor at large kira davis. great to see you. you're down in southern california. i'm guessing you are out there still planning to join those breaking social distancing rules on the streets of los angeles. tell us a story of why you wanted to express that, actually it's very personal perspective on these protests and what that means to you. >> it's interesting because i didn't really mean it, a lot of people were upset that perhaps i was suggesting that people who are protesting are irresponsible or don't have jobs, that's not really how i meant it. first of all i was just describing my son, i'm very proud of him, he's never once asked for anything. he goes out and he earns what he needs, he knows he's responsible for his future in his education, and sometimes i think that we tell one story about the family in this country but we don't tell the whole picture and there's a lot of us out there working for change everything that they were doing the very unsexy things like raising a family, raising kids who will go to work to get wha

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i'm cierra johnson in for kira klapper. vianey arana joins us with your microclimate forecast.. we saw windy conditions start last night and will see windy conditions yet again today. notice how it is not as foggy as it was yesterday. we did have a cold front drop down that helped mix up the layer.

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kira? >> we'll see you then, thanks so much. >>> a man says he was approached because one couple felt he couldn't possibly live in a nice neighborhood. >> hi, i'm asking you if this is your property. >> why are you asking? >> because it's private property. >> james juanillo shot the confrontation as he was stenciling black lives matter on his home's retaining wall with chalk. his video has more than 8 million views on twitter. juanillo, who is filipino, quickly realize this had would be an uncomfortable confrontation and pulled out his video. >> it's important that this not just be in the castro or in the soma, that it be in the marina and presidio heights and pacific heights for people who need to be woke. >> this is the kind of assumption, subtle form of racism, it's not that vicious but still shows us a lot about how far we have to go. >> and that was john newmeyer who co-owns the home where juanillo and his husband have lived for nearly 20 years. this woman has been identified as lisa a

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana joins us with our forecast. >> good morning. it looks like the director and i both picked the same shot in san francisco because of the beautiful pink hues. it is about 55 degrees right now. it is definitely breezy and windy in some shots. we will continue to see it through the afternoon. we will keep that same trend into the weekend. temperatures 56 degrees in san jose. 55 in san francisco. now, today we are expecting dry conditions, even though we were seeing a change in the forecast. our temperatures are going to remain in the 70s. slightly cooler than even yesterday. areas of fog at times already visible over the coastline, but mostly 70 for the afternoon. pretty high in san jose. 68 for oakland. half-moon bay at about 58 degrees. as we head into tomorrow, we're tracking a chance of showers, but i will detail that at 7:00 a.m. >>> thanks so much. the california state attorney general will investigate the valleho police department's use of force. a 22-year-old was shot. people outraged saturday protesting the shooting. he dud