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the marine layer is coming back. highs today, low to mid 70s for warmer inland spots, mid to upper 60s for most of the immediate bay. for pride, we are looking at sunday, plan on the marine layer being a factor through morning and early afternoon. then it will break as we get into the afternoon. the reason why it's going to reintensify in terms of getting cooler, look at the trough of low pressure on the water vapor. if we look at the energy in the atmosphere, there goes deeper shades of red showing the stronger onshore flow. watch what happens over the next days. that's thursday. look at that, more energy on shore. wlethis play forwcae ca further into the forecast. here is another one, another clearly defined area of low pressure right on california. that takes us to the end of june. we have been locked in this pattern and that forecast tool is one of the best ways to see how we will stay in the pattern going forward for likely the next week and really until we get done with the month of june. let's get into the sev

but marin county, you marin county. >> reporter: margaret tells me she is really happy because this visit has put marin county in the national spotlight. >> thanks, jose. biden's trip to the bay area comes as his son hunter plans to plead guilty to charges following a federal investigation into his business dealing. the president was asked about hunter at a roundtable earlier this afternoon. >> i am very proud of my son. >> reporter: here are the details. hunter biden will plead guilty to federal misdemeanors and be put into a diversion agreement for possession of a handgun by a drug user, which is a felony. sources tell cbs news that probation will be recommended and no fines. a judge needs to accept the plea deal, but acg ho played out. speaker kevin mccarthy said the justice department showed bias, likening the case to form a president trump and his legal troubles. >> if you are the president's leading political opponent, the doj tries to literally put you in jail and give you present time. if you are the president's son, you get a sweetheart deal. >> house republicans say they will co

here's the marine layer playing out tomorrow. few high clouds for the morning, bu the marine layer hangs on. by the afternoon, it does melt back. the majority of us will have sunshine tomorrow. but as we saw at the top of the newscast looking at this with more detail on the immediate ba and golden gate, it's going to hang on over the city for most of the day tomorrow. you get some breaks of blue sky, but you'll have a much more persistent marine layer. now let's do the forecast for stern grove, another very popular event happening tomorrow. the forecast is virtually identical peeks of sun. about a 15 miles per hour breeze. nothing terribly strong. a light breeze more clouds than blue. but you will get breaks of blue. but if you're not going to pride or stern bay, if you're not in the immediate golden gate, you'll have a beautiful blue sky afternoon. just plan on the marine layer hanging around for the morn were. it's a beautiful day. classic breeze that goes along with the marine layer. if we watch this, here's the map that reall

that rainfall moving through marin from 9:00 a.m. into noon, down to about san francisco around the noon hour. that's where you want to watch out for. if you're doing any traveling, summer vacation because those thunderstorms could produce some flash flooding situations. we head through tomorrow right through the sierra. it's a battle between two different things here. here we go. some warmer air moving in from the southeast. we will get in on some hotter temperatures. in the south bay a mix of sun and clouds to start. we get into that sunshine away from the coast. the tri-valley, 55. the east bay 55. daytime highs getting hotter. 76 in santa rosa. 78 in livermore. mid-70s, palo alto, beautiful with the afternoon sunshine and 75 and 60s. morning fog, afternoon sunshine and 60s. 80 wednesday. 85 saturday. then we dip it down sunday and monday, back into the 70s. getting in on warmer weather. we're almost there. >> i can't believe it. >> i consider june summer. june 1. i like to get an early jump. >> jeff, you need to change things. >>

and the sergeant with the fourth marine division, now landing at normandy, a marine, ready to defend. of these soldiers were ordinary men and women but every one was exceptional in the courage they displayed. we bear witness to the daunting threats to freedom. these americans and so many others sacrificed and gave their lives in combat thousands of miles, they gave their lives so that others they didn't even know would remain free. they gave their lives for us. freedom are never guaranteed, they must be guarded. there are so precious few remaining members of the greatest generation who fought to keep the world if free from tyranny, they fought the great war, saving millions of lives and they fought for a better peace. so that all could remain free. we are now approaching the 80th year of peace. two years ago, i talked to a veteran, he like many of these veterans was in a wheelchair. he'd been to the beaches here at normandy. i asked what his biggest lesson was from world war ii. i expected him to give me some sort of glance, he did not. his eyes teared up and he looked at me from his

he was that marine layer. -- here is that marine layer.we head into the afternoon hours, that is going to clear a little bit. but look at the bay. we start to see the clouds -- the cloud coverage continuing. it will clear as we head into the afternoon, but mostly clear skies for you. by tomorrow morning that marine layer returns, and by tomorrow afternoon that is when we see a shakeup. amateurs are going to dip. we will see cooler conditions, and also breezier conditions sunday into monday with that marine layer making a comeback. speaking of those winds, here is what is coming our way tomorrow. here is a look at those wind gusts as we head into that sunday forecast. if you are going to be outside you will see sunshine, but also breezes. just could be in the -- gusts could be in the 20's and 30's. a little bit of wind sticking around into monday. highs today. it is going to be a nice one. we have some sunshine heading our way. upper 70's in san jose. as we head toward the coast, cooler. half moon bay, 61 degrees. the beaches, going to hold

continue to see the marine layer, that is thick. a couple areas seeing light drizzle but overall a pretty mild start for the day, temperatures on the cooler side. out the door, you will see temperatures in the 50's, definitely grab the sweater, cooler than what we saw yesterday. 53 right now san francisco, 54 oakland but temperatures today actually a tad warmer than yesterday. we have a nice day ahead. by this afternoon, little sunshine makes its way into the mix and we gradually cool into your work week. i will have a look at your full we can forecast and what is ahead in the seven-day all coming up. for now, let's toss it back to you. liz: now to the latest incident in a driverless car coming to a stop in san francisco. then being stuck in the middle of the road for hours. this comes amid a debate among government leaders on how to regular the vehicles. tim johns spoke with someone who witnessed the incident. >> dylan federman was taking his husband to work early friday morning when suddenly he noticed something bizarre stuck in t

we will all wake up to marine layer gray. the marine layer, especially near the water, you know. the 7-day forecast, not a lot of change for the 7-day forecast. san jose, you will go to 76 tomorrow to 70 and and lindy spade alleys will cool down from 80 to the low 70s and then stay like that. >>> hope, love, pride . proudly presented by petfood express and broadway san jose. >>> now to our community conversation as we celebrate pride month. the lgbtq+ community has made great strides in the fight for equality but we know there is a long way to go in terms of rights and acceptance. i recently spent time with a black trans opera singer who was leaning on those who came before her as she seeks equality through her art. listen. >> if you play this moment back, you see bay area trans opera singer star rhianna sinclair in a private moment. she has to take a breath to steady herself as a singer performing the national anthem. it is tough but tougher still at a sporting event during a time when people like her are a political target. that is why what happened two hours before, walking on

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the marine layer for the past few weeks we've been talking about a deep marine layer.compressing things here. so as a result, we still have some fog, but where it is, it's locally dense. it's like being smushed by an iron. and that's what's happening with this weather pattern because this cool air is moving on out an area of high pressure offshore is building in. soy. but the ret will build in tomorrow and into the weekend. this high, though, will be backing off into early next week. so it looks like a cooling trend as we head toward the 4th of july. take a look at the numbers for this afternoon. keeping it cool for the shoreline out toward pacifica, 62 degrees around the bay, some 70s for oakland. hayward and fremont. and then we begin to introduce a more 90s for fairfield and antioch this afternoon, the temperatures really begin to bounce up though in your friday forecast. upper s flirting with 100 degrees. it will be hot inland on saturday. pretty much the same story to sunday although we begin to introduce some cooling on sunday and then more cooling into next week

the testing of large-scale marine permaculture is yet to be done. but the stakes couldn't be any higher for getting them underway. this is all about restoring the foundation of our civilisation, because with climate disruption, we'll deplete the soils, we'll deplete the oceans. there will be no civilisation left because any time you lose that foundation of food and the soils and the seas, you lose civilisation as well. damon: so, velvet, because the warming will increase over the next two decades, and sea levels will continue to rise... ..some countries will need to adapt in new and creative ways. but if predictions of severe droughts are realised that see shortages of food, the potential for unprecedented numbers of refugees and civil unrest around the world... ..is enormous. just imagine large-scale marine permaculture, helping to mitigate the severity of such a crisis. it could provide an alternative food source to the damaged land crops... ..that is rich in protein and other nutrients. kate: instead of having governments that are reacting to dis

our oceans and the marine life they support are under threat.limate change is causing them to warm at record levels and as the seas absorb more co2 they also become more acidic. and that as well as other man—made damage like trawling for fish can have a devastating impact on important habitats like reefs, but can technology offer a solution? well, adrian murray has been finding out about some conservation efforts to help bring back marine life in two very different parts of the world, starting in denmark. just off the island of samso, plans are under way to build an artificial reef, and i'm about to join a group of researchers on the water for a closer look. ready to go out. so we're now approaching the future reef site out here. the rocky reefs in denmark's cold waters are home to fish, seaweeds and other species. however, an area equivalent to almost 8,000 football pitches has disappeared. a lot of rocks have been removed from the seabed over the 20th century, mainly for the construction of harbours. without this essential habitat, basically a

marin city crowned king was her son damian.wore the crown for his father, who was unable to attend. both elders were honored for their contributions to their community. damian says it's important to be a steward. is especially on juneteenth, showing love for others. you know, coming out and showing love and, you know, being part of, of a time that commemorates the slavery, you know, and that we actually got freedom, independence. and so, you know, you're supposed to come out and support for that. and i think it's been instilled since we've since we were kids, you know, for seven years. marin city has hosted the largest celebration in the north bay area. and while it grows each year, organizers stress juneteenth is about remembering your history. if you don't know where you come from, you don't know where you're going. and history, as it said many times, i didn't come up with this. history doesn't necessarily repeat itself, but it rhymes. and we will have a tendency to go over and over again if we do not learn the lessons from t

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has resigned from his position at marin catholic high school. tonight, victim advocates are wondering why did it take over a month and a half for the school and the archdiocese to notify parents after learning about the accusations? with nearly 800 students, marin catholic high school as roman catholic preparatory school. this week it's without one of its theology teachers, jonathan chavez, seen here. oakland police have confirmed it's investigating a misconduct incident. church officials say chavez is accused of inappropriately texting an underage altar server in oakland. next month, marin catholic was planning to have chavez chaperone up to 20 students on this religious world youth day trip in portugal. >> frightening. it's classic behavior by predators, seeking opportunities to be alone and influence these kids. >> reporter: dan is a former altar boy who's with the organization s.n.a.p., the 95ers network of those abused by priests. chavez is not a priest but dan says lay church employees and volunteers have also put children at risk. in marc

that thick marine layer is going to be around for the morning. possible today and into tomorrow. temperatures staying consistent with what we saw yesterday, near or below average the next few days. here is that marine layer, it is going to stick around throughout the morning. by this afternoon, a chance to see some clearing. here is those chance for thunderstorms later this afternoon. pretty far east, bear valley, even sonora could see storms. those move out by later this evening. that marine layer starts to move in. dairy cloudy skies overnight and into tomorrow morning. monday, a chance we could see the return of drizzle to start our morning. moving on, highs today pretty nice. we are going to see temps slightly below average, but close to where we want to be. 75 in san jose today with partly cloudy skies. cooler toward the bay. upper 50's and half moon bay this afternoon. we are going to continue to see that onshore flow, keeping temperatures on the cooler side. sunshine district making it into the 60's. 70's, low 80's as we head inland. napa

>> it is so windy that we completely destroyed the marine layer! the cold front came through and we have a couple of days of this, but i will show you in the complete forecast, the marine layer is coming back towards the end of the week with a vengeance. in the meantime, the wind that blew it out of here will make landings at sfo today, so anybody coming into the bay on a plane will feel a bit of turbulence. we had 43 mile per hour gusts today in san francisco and if you ke a across yocan see wind gusts still at the 20 to 30-mile-per-hour range. temperatures right now are in the mid 60s as we look outside and we don't really see any significant warm-up here. instead what we will see is a drop in temperatures as we look ahead. so when we get together in the first alert forecast, i will show you, going along with the return of the marine layer by thursday, we will take these daytime highs and bring them down even lower. so you should be in the mid 80s for the inland valleys. we will go even a little bit lower than this. i will show you that in a minu

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again, we've got the marine layer to start the morning.rs, clearing for the most part with the coast, hanging on to a little bit more cloud cover out there. overnight once again we see the cloud coverage moving in with the marine lay tore start off our father's day. by sunday afternoon, if you're going to be outdoors, it will be a nice one. if you're firing up the grill, be prepared and it will be breezy with cooler temperatures and a little windy and that wind sticks around as we head into monday and that marine layer will be around heading to your monday morning. here's a look at the winds tomorrow. many are seeing gusts in the 20's and 30's. by sunday afternoon we see the winds picking up. the gusts will hang around heading into sunday evening. a little bit of that wind will trickle into monday and tuesday as well. right now not looking like it will be as significant as what we see out there tomorrow morning but a bit of a breeze as we head into monday or tuesday. all right. temperatures today, again, we're talking about slightly below

once again that marine layer starts to move in.nday a chance we can see the return of the drizzle to start off our morning. moving on from this, you can see highs nice but we continue to see temperatures slightly below average. very close to what we want to be. 75 in san jose with partly skies. cooler towards the bay. upper 50's at half moon bay. we continue to see the flow. it continues to keep temperatures on the cooler side. sunset district just make it to the 60's. homer downtown today where you reach a high of 63. upper 70's for most of you. really comfortable for you out there. as we had a father south, union city you see the high of 72 today. 73 in fremont. overnight lows -- mike clicker is a step behind. overnight lows moves in and we stay on the cooler side. temperatures in 50's across the area and again the marine layer makes a return and lingers into your monday morning. seven day forecast coal for the next few days but we have a warming trend coming our way. wednesdays we start to see temperatures warm. we have the low

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a live look at the bay, cloud cover, marine layer.e light drizzle through san francisco this morning. this afternoon, here is the marine layer that we were talking about. that continues into the early afternoon hours. some areas starting to see clearing. here is the chance for afternoon showers and thunderstorms near bear valley later today. in the evening, the marine layer returns again. we have cloudy skies overnight. by tomorrow, a similar set up. foggy skies to start the day. i chance for more clearing in the afternoon. temperatures will be cooler. we are talking about temperatures below average. it will be warmer than yesterday. 74 in san jose. cooler at the coast. half moon bay only making it to the upper 50's. a mix of sun and clouds for coastal communities. the marine layer will be consistent in the afternoon hours. 70 for the high. mid-70's for many of us. 80's farther inland. a cool overnight lows. similar to what we saw overnight. 50's for most of us. really cloudy skies. we see the marine layer moving and overnight. here i

we have a marine layer. turn into a completely different set up as this ridges its way in to the california coastline. this is what it looks like for the inland areas. a drastic change. very fast actually. 70s today, 80s tomorrow. then we jump straight into the upper 90s into this weekend. even triple digits in the east inland hills. quite the change. taking a step back we have the thick marine layer. you can't see oakland and the winds will get gustier into the afternoon. temperatures are below average. 54 santa rosa. 55 oakland a. mild start to the day with a mild finish, too. we are topping off in the 70s from napa to santa rosa. it is very chilly and very breezy on the coastline. wind gusts near san francisco can get up to 30 miles per hour around 4:00, 5:00 today. windier conditions in the east inland hills as the area of low pressure is circulating around us. back to do temperatures. some of us will notice the warm up a lot more than others. inland east bay, daytime highs in the 80s. we jump straight i

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atherton and marin county. florida governor ron desantis is in california to raise money for his presidential campaign. earlier today, he was in sacramento, and tonight he's in the bay area holding a fundraiser in woodside. political experts say he's turning to deep pocketed donors in the hopes of building a lead ahead of former president trump. while at the same time trying to distinguish himself from an expanding field of gop rivals. two people are in custody in connection with a shootout along san francisco's embarcadero last night. police say the rolling gun battle between two cars stretched for more than a mile and a half beginning near pier 39 by beach and stockton streets at around 7:00. two people were wounded by the gunfire. a ten year old girl who was hit by one of the cars involved is expected to recover. and you're watching ktvu fox two news at 630 tonight. last night shooting at pier 39 was just one of many in what turned out to be a particularly violent weekend all across the country in idaho, pol

we equip marines and sailors. we looked deep into the threat and deep into our tasking , what we acknowledge is we have this amazing, human capital that joined us because they want to serve. they chose us because they thought it would be a harder task, it was going to be more difficult than other choices. and what they are asking us to do is to make their service worthwhile, to honor them with the most difficult tasks, and then to arm and equip them to achieve those tasks. so to that end, we have firmed up what we call the marine innovation unit. it was an acknowledgment that this population that we all enjoy have this unique combined experience in education -- their military service, and they have their civilian occupation education. and if we bound them together, they could do amazing things if we didn't pay attention to military occupational specialties and ranks, and instead, their desire to serve. the marine innovation unit accelerated a transition of legacy capacity and capability , and you give us the tools

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marin napa and solano counties. it will continue the rest of the week with events through the rest of the bay area. then the special olympics of northern california summer games will be this saturday in santa clara. you'll have to take a new exit to go to treasure island starting thursday morning. caltrans is going to close the left off ramp to treasure island on the lower deck of the bay bridge. now, that means drivers will have to use the new exit on the right side after the tunnel. caltrans says the old exit to treasure island will be closed for years as they do some seismic work on the bridge. they the state's reparations task force has a little more than one week left to send a plan to lawmakers coming up with the group is expected to recommend and san quentin state prison is dealing with a flooding problem coming up, where the water is coming from and how the prison s ll ma my cheddar biscuit breakfast sandwiches check all of the boxes. delicious? check. great deal? check. served on buttermilk biscuits with re

. >>> an emergency race to save dolphins and seals on our pacific coast, what marine biologists believe is killing scores of the marine mammals. >>> this pride month we are sitting with a bay area boy scout who sparked a national conversation 15 years ago, when he was denied a prestigious award all due to his sexuality. >> going to the >>> people are seeing dead dolphins and seals and sea lions, experts are working fast to help sick mammals that they find. an emergency rescue got this sick sea lion off the beach and into treatment at a care facility, an algae bloom with toxins happened last week and since then calls for distressed animals on the beach have soared and sightings of dead mammals, experts know that timing is everything. >> it can dissipate with the tocsin of their body within 24-72 hour period, if we can get to them and get fluids in them and other treatments, we feel like it helps them out. >> always hard to see animals like that. marine mammal experts have not released a official cause of death. >> prosecutors say they my might refile charges for the rest shooting, a fina

drew: you can see our marine layer is back this morning.veral layers out there as you start out with numbers in the 50's. clouds are slow to clear today and we are on our way to a cool june afternoon. this is where you will land this afternoon by around 4:00 p.m. in the first column. most of us in the 60's if not a few degrees above 70. the second column is where you should be. we are around five to 15 degrees below average. low pressure off our coast line is enhancing our marin leading to overcast skies, the lack of a brilliant sunrise, and a cooler afternoon. it will sit today and tomorrow. clouds slowly break down for afternoon sunshine away from the coast. the coast is quite cloudy and breezy across the region. temperatures are only in 60's to low 70's away from the coast. we will keep the trend of the morning marine layer today and tomorrow. by saturday, less cloud cover the morning, brighter afternoon skies, and a minor warming heading our way. we will show you reggie: now to washington and a rare move on capitol hill. the house erupt

someone in marin caught some of that video here. just this morning, we are learning the president is getting ready to kick off another investing in america tour from july 26th . he will make stops in more than 20 states talking about how they benefit from some of his accomplishments vice president kamala harris, first lady jill biden in several other top leaders in his administration will join in a mature. amanda? >>> let's take a look at our to stories. police have arrested lee hayward in connection with the gun battle in embarcadero. he is wanted felon with warren out of antioch. he was in a black suv seen a changing fire with people near pier 39 sunday the pilot feud left at least four bystanders hurt, two adult hit by shattered glass integrals, 10 and 16 , hit by cars as they walked their bike across the embarcadero. they are all expected to be okay. th suv later crashed in embarcadero and howard where police found hayward and a 28-year-old woman shot. she was treated and released. police are still looking for people in the whit

davis marine lab at bodega bay. the group is growing their own colonies which they hope to reintroduce to the shoreline. enlisting the help of local divers to pluck the urchins and plant the kelp. >> we work with local commercial urchin divers to remove urchins. purple urchins in particular, to reduce the grazing pressure on new kelp forest growth. >> they say plucking the disruptive urchins is pretty straightforward but figuring out what to do with it is a work in progress. >> just by looking at this group, you can see that they are nearly identical. >> groups are experimenting with ideas like turning them into fertilizer or clumping them up for potential sale to local restaurants. >> we are also going to be out planting in these areas using a couple of different methods. >> seed different challenges. twine can be sunk in place with weights. rows of lights mimic cycles of night and day as the team monitors their progress under the microscope. >> not every week we will check on the slide to make sure they are growin

here is a look at the marine layer. nonexistent marine later this morning.ve been dealing with clear skies in the north bay and east bay. we are going to see coasta clouds along the peninsula heading into the evening hours tonight. it dissipates a bit and start falling in as we wake up tomorrow morning dealing wit dense coastal fog. add to that maybe a chance of light drizzle along the coastline and even into the peninsula. those are still slim chances , but we are keeping a close eye on that. at max, a little bit of drizzle, little missed an early morning hours. here is what we are looking at when it comes to the coastline of san francisco. sunny skies today. tim scott tomorrow. temperatures for the most part stay the same, low 64 san francisco. in the east bay, temperatures drop quick. sunny skies and 80s in the forecast. pool weather. tomorrow, gustie . temperatures drop about 10 degrees in the east bay north bay. we averaged out as we head into the weekend forecast. alon the coast, a lot more tense with clouds. keep that in mind, gianna. maybe not the be

marine layer burns off. increasing sunshine later today. by 11:00 a.m., clouds thick along the north bay. brighter in the east bay and the south bay. this afternoon, sunshine across the region. temperatures below average for the middle of june, only the mid 60's to mid 70's later. we do have warmer weather on the seven day forecast. coming up in a few minutes. reggie: would you like to buy a spinoff? wheel of fortune focusing on a new show with kids and teens. and then the stunt that went wrong, the mascot for the heat in theospital after taking a punch. i got help to push back. i got help to push back. we got help to push back - with lybalvi. once-daily prescription lybalvi is proven to treat manic or mixed episodes of bipolar 1 in adults to help you push back. elderly patients with dementia have an increased risk of death or stroke. do not take lybalvi if you are taking opioids or are in opioid withdrawal. the samidorphan in lybalvi can cause severe opioid withdrawal that can lead to hospitalization or inc