kron 4 news.sogomonian, ella in marin city in marin city ella sogomonian, kron 4 news. >>> the meghanss. and wait until you hear what meghan just said about her wedding. then president trump's first wife ivana. what she's saying about melania's mysterious absence. >> is melania doing okay? >> and kim kardashian, teaching the grandma pardoned by trump all about social media. >> love you, alice. >> love you, kim. >> plus, was this contestant from america's top chef trying to kill his neighbor's tree? the shocking video. is he drilling holes

in marin city ella sogomonian, kron 4 news.tag the marin city clinic and food pharmacy is a fairly newtnership that started in novemeber. sine then they've served more than three thousand people who've benefitted and it's all thanks to donations from the community. coming up at eight.. violations, which a new report says, were committed by former f-b-i director james comey .. during his investigation into hillary clinton's emails. plus. a dog dies during a visit to petco for a vaccine. what the company is saying about the pet's death. and next. the white house confronted over a surge in families being separated at the border. why the administration says it is happening. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast.details are right after the break. something incredible is coming to disney california adventure park. it must be epic! thrilling!...daring! come ride the incredicoaster. it's going to be simply exhilarating dahling! (pam) family separations -- surging at the border amid the trump administration's new, zero -to

in marin city ella sogomonian, kron 4 news.tag the marin city clinic and food pharmacy is a fairly newnership that started in novemeber. sine then they've served more than three thousand people who've benefitted and it's all thanks to donations from the community. (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news... beyonce and her husban jay-z are on their big world tour... but membs ofhe bee hive are buzzing about a possible pregnancy. whave more on that story... next. (ácommercialá) (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) a cooling trend will continue today and into the upcoming weekend, especially across the interior, as an upper level low deepens over the west coast. highs will cool down to 60s along the coast and 70s-80s inland. temperatures will fall back to below seasonal averages through the weekend before a slight warming trend returns early next week. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( robin ) is beyonce pregnant? that is the latest rumor circulating around social media these days. beyonc

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kron 4's ella sogomonian went out to the marin city clinic where a food bank donates fruits and vegetables medicine. (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. (pam)there are unsafe intersections.. and ofcourse even dangerous intersections... (ken)but there is one that probably should be a notch higher i'm going to start out by giving you fair warning... unless you absolutely are required by a federal order to transverse octavia and haight in san francisco don't nats: ambiancebecause every single rule at here is ignored there is no easy way to navigate this intersection these guys have a green light too but they have to wait for this one to go so they stop right in the middlefirst off there is a red transit la

city of oman may have had the highest ever recorded on earth. in quiriyat it was a sultry 108.7 degrees. the online site weather underground said it set a new world record. humid marineir prevents the city from cooling off at night. i hope your air conditioning is working. >> still ahead, dropping in. violent weather in ohio sends a backyard staple flying. aleve pm for a better am. ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> caught on video, high winds in iowa sent a trampoline flying through the air. severe thunderstorms with winds up to 80 miles an hour downed trees and power lines across central iowa yesterday. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," driverless cars may soon be delivering your groceries, and amazon takes on the pharmacy industry. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. well, amazon is shaking up the health care industry by acquiring an online pharmacy. the ecommerce gi

city. that marine influence has pushed inland, 74 in concord, 67 degrees in santa rosa.will have an extra bite in the air at the giants game tonight, first pitch just a few minutes away. we all cool down to the 50s and in san francisco you are only going to cool down another one or 2 degrees. let's talk the next couple of days because changes are coming, warmer or hotter changes, morgan hill 82 today, gaining a few degrees tomorrow and then gaining 11 degrees on friday. you will likely hit the century mark if not hotter on saturday. things are changing because we have the chest is in the atmosphere. we always look at the eastern pacific to see where our areas of low pressure are and high pressure. we have a counterclockwise flow over the ocean which is keeping things cold this time of year. that's why it's below average in this area. the ridge of high pressure is going to move in our direction. if it settles to the south, it will enhance the onshore low. it looks like it's going to settle a little bit northwest of us which is what you give us a north wind which is going

last year this facility in san francisco shipped out 48 million tons of food to those in the city and in marin. wealthy area yes but keep this in mind...one in four people in san francisco are at or near the poverty line. in fact the director are about at the limit they can ship out. sot we're sorta pushing up against the limit against this facility...we're seeing more people who need our help. nexstar television stations make up 39 percent of the t.v. stations in america. last year kron employees were some of the about 4-thousand who volunteered at food banks like this across the nation. meteorologist lawrence karnow has become a pro...sot oc: make it a better place that is for sure sure (j.r.) on friday in the three hours that i spent at the facility with catherine heenan, lawrence karnow, and others from kron more than 16 tons of food were shipped out. other kron 4 employees were scattered at facilities like this all day long. if you'd like to volunteer you can go to the sf-marin food bank web site. something incredible is coming to disney california adventure park. it must be epic! thrilli

a few clouds, marine layer hanging over the city of san jose this morning. we hear it's going to be a nice day. good morning, i'm garvin thomas. this is father's day weekend. and vianey is here with a look at the microclimate forecast. >> i think dad requested a cooler forecast so they can be outside barbecuing comfortably. we having a low that's going to drop down and keep us cool. a little cloudy, though. usually that one looks a lot sun why are and it, but it's also going to be on the breezier side, especially along the coast in into, but your temp trend will be in the -- as we head in towards the afternoon hours, you'll notice a lot of that cloud cover will burn och quite nicely and make way for clearing conditions. the temperatures about 1:00 will be in the 70s. i'll bring up a couple of events that you might be heading to this weekend coming up. >> thank you very much. >> many people this morning woke up to quite a mess in the east bay. not one but two water main breaks have neighbors scrambling. the first happened turned the veets in smool kifr the fl

we--2-5 had to attack up the street to secure entrance to the city for the 1st battalion 5th marine. they passed the lines to the landing craft and went on the backside of the citadel and attacked the citadel. it was tough, tough fighting. the whole time, the north vietnamese flag was flying over the citadel. so it was odd to see that. we tried to knock it down many times, yeah, but they prevailed. they prevailed over there. so. >> what did you take away from this conflict? >> that the north vietnamese had shown themselves, and one- on-one, they were great soldiers but we could beat them. if they wanted to stand and fight, we were willing to do it. my take away was that we would indeed win this war. but the media didn't see it that way. the folks back home didn't see it that way. so it was kind of the high watermark, you know, for the war in general. i know it went on longer but people lost confidence. they shouldn't have. they shouldn't have. >> what do you think they could have improved on your end that improved your odds? >> a little better intel. you know, to send us up there, yo

last year this facility in san francisco shipped out 48 million tons of food to those in the city and in mariny. wealthy area yes but keep this in mind...one in four people in san francisco are at or near thpoverty line. in fact the director says right now they are about at the limit of what they can ship out. sot we're sorta pushing up against the limit against this facility...we're seeing more people who need our help. nexstar television stations make up 39 percent of the t.v. stations in america. last year kron employees were some of the about 4-thousand who volunteered at food banks like this across the nation. meteorologist lawrence karnow has become a pro...sot oc: make it a better place that is for sure (j.r.) on friday in the three hours that i spent at the facility with catherine heenan, lawrence karnow, and others from kron more than 16 tons of food were shipped out. other kron 4 employees were scattered at facilities like this all day long. if you'd like to volunteer you can go to the sf-marin food bank web site. (justine) bank web site.sf-marin food can go to the volunteer you like

they moved to a much bigger city that was the ichor headquarters. that's where the marine assistance was located. that was a better place to have the consulate. it was a more important city by that time. it was reestablished as a consulate general in late 1966. >> what did you learn from the experience that you took forward into the future? i thought very seriously that we might be in trouble. the escalation of the war and the lack of military assistance from the u.s., we didn't have a lot of hope by then. it was a time when you can see the impact of the political instability on the south vietnamese government's ability to make war. we were winning all the battles in the countryside. we were losing the war. the insurgency was gaining in strength. 1964, the north had started sending regular units of the army. things were clearly going downhill during that time. the continued to up until tet offensive in 1968. after the consulate was burned down, we were transferred to the embassy in saigon. be a staffe was to aide to henry cabot lodge. thewas working with economics section

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just a little bit of marine layer off the coast. redwood cityree miles-an- hour and san mateo, 10-15 sustained wind. san francisco, the same and east of livermore, breezy air. these numbers were much higher last week when we talked about the onshore breeze and the coastal cooler air. because it is calmer and we have a ridge of high pressure, we are seeing things warm up significantly with temperatures feeling warm. 70 in san francisco, 90 degrees for concord. upper 80s and low 90s across the south bay and warm up -- a warm up with oakland expected to be 77 today. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week and looking at this, tomorrow, upper 90s and cooling down by the end of the week. >>> hoover is looking to make a deal. they reportedly are considering buying a company that makes bikes in the san francisco area. they recently bought a bike- share start up, with dockless electric services for about $250 million. apple may not be banking on selling new iphone models. the cupertino company is lowering orders by nearly 20%, according to the asia

in those years the twin cities police changed the name to central marin. the original investigators retired. and yet the case of ursula remains open. in larkspur, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >>> a runway at seattle's seatac airport is disclosed after someone opened fire nearby near the airport. a spokesman with the washington state patrol is posting updates on twitter. this is the command post near the areas where officers search for a gunman. no one was seriously hurt. but four carsy hit. troopers say the runway was chosed in abundance of caution and they are not expecting delays. >>> a new study suggest attention the napa earthquake may have been caused by stretching of the earth's crouse due to resedding ground water. the 6.0 quake in 2014 killed one person and injured efrl more and caused $50 million in losses. according to the report, land between the napa and sonoma valleys is stretch each sner as ground water levels fall beneath the valleys and the ground sinks and contracts. it was published in the geophysical journal reern. >>> well here is some f

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city center downtown. we're also learning more than 1300 marin county workers plan to strike startingsunday. they are asking for better pay as well. that strike is expected to last three days. county officials say the strike will not impact the county fair or emergency services. >>> seamlessly everywhere you look around san jose, something is under construction. that's good news for workers but it could be bad news for you if you're planning on home renovations. city says building permit requests for remodels and home additions continue to rise, which means if you're looking to do work around the house, you might have to wait a little bit longer than expected. workers are actually opting for the bigger and more lucrative jobs around the city rather than the smaller home improvements. >> it may only be june but the u.s. postal service is already planning for the holidays. >> it's beginning to look a lot like classic christmas. in october the u.s. postal service will ring in the 2018 holiday season with four new stamps featuring good old saint nick. from coca-cola ards that ran through the 196

marin into san francisco. it is going down into the city. we do have some at northbound 101. that is over to the shoulder and we can see it coming into the area and hopefully not causing any delays. >>> a bizarre attack in sacramento. driver repeatedly rammed by a u- haul van. the reporter spoke with the man about his lightning brush with death. >> reporter: rammed repeatedly by u-haul truck, he is battered and bruised and says the outcome could have been a lot worse. >> apparently there's a bruise on my back here. i had a couple of cuts on my arm and my knuckles. i'm to slap -- happy to be alive. >> reporter: he says he was visiting a friend when out of nowhere, an angry guy in a u- haul came barreling toward him. he took the most major blows to the legs before jumping into a car for protection. >> i jumped into the car, kept on the gas and backed up. and my legs were in the way. >> reporter: she says that the suspect is is her ex-boyfriend. but she's not dating the stillman. >> i don't know this man. >> reporter: another woman on scene was struck by the u-haul while holding

naval weapons station into a detention center in concord has a lot of people and the city very concerned. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable organization we can be. any time you help a customer, it's a really good feeling. it's especially so when it's a customer that's doing such good and important work for the environment. together, we're building a better california. for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? >>> i'm jackie ward outside concord city hall where a spial meeting will be held later this afternoon. the city council will be discussing the possibility of turning the former naval weapons station into a detention center for immigrants. late last week, "time" magazine quoted a leaked memo saying the nav

city. sunshine by the afternoon. watch out if you are heading to san francisco. w winds will kick up and 59 along marin. 74 in napa and 67 in mill valley. san ciil see weather the next seven days. sunny skies on friday. we warm up early nexweek. for cities away from the coastline, it's an up and down pattern. 84 oncee hit friday. down to 78 on saturday with rainfall off to the north. nothing for us yet. then 90s next monday and tuesday. enjoy it now. everybody can complain to me next week. >> did that say 96 on tuesday? >> it's about time. thanks. >>> coming up, an east bay company trying to clean up the ant patchf garbage in the ocean. the test results are in. we will tell you how it went. har feed. white house aide "kelly sadler" is out of a job. last month, sadler made an insensitive remark about arizona senator john mccain, saying "he )s dyin . > whi house aideg kelly sadler is out of a job. she made a remark about john mccain saying he is dieing anyway. he was diagnosed with brain cancer last july. we will have updates on results all night long. tonight for styld designer, "kate spade." >>> first

contra costa, marin and santa clara counties and the city of oakland have already filed similar lawsuitsw to blame for one in every five deaths among young adults in the united states. >> it is an absolute epidemic. in san mateo county last year, almost 100 people died of overdose of opioids. >> the crisis has caught the attention of both the president and the nation's top doctor. the trump administration has pledged more attention and resources on the crisis, and the surgeon general is working to expand access to narcan, which is a life-saving drug that can reverts effects of an overdose. >>> canada has become only the second nation in the world to legalize marijuana for recreational purposes. canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced today that canadians will be able to buy and use recreational marijuana on october 17th. it's a move that trudeau says will protect canada's children saying on twitter, quote, it's been too easy for our kids to get marijuana and for criminals to reap the profits. >> our shift in policy will protect youth from the health and safety risks of cannabis

contra costa, marin and santa clara counties and the city of oakland have previously filed lawsuits againsttributors. opioid overdoses are now to blame for one out of every five deaths among young adults in the united states. >> it is an absolute epidemic. almost 100 people died of overdose of opioids last year in san mateo county. >> it caught the attention of the president and the surgeon general. the trump administration pledged more attention and resources to the crisis and the surgeon general is working to expand access to narcan to reverse the effects of an overdose. >>> a six-week-old puppy stolen from a san jose warehouse was found. the theft was caught on video. you can see the man in a north san jose warehouse on monday, stealing the puppy and driving away with it. the puppy named nila was found in the central valley town of ceres. san jose police arrested the suspects and the puppy is reunited with its owner. >>> a new transportation craze is sparking new government oversight in some cities. san francisco recently removed all motorized street scooters until lawmakers could approv

marine layer at the coast. you can see in san francisco the city shrouded in that fog right now. it's up to about we head right into tomorrow morning. so overall expect our typical june wieather. patchy low clouds. temperatures in the 50s from the south bay right over to the tri-valley. more early overcast for sections of the north bay through san francisco and right into the east bay. now, i am seeing a good amount of sunshine once we hit tomorrow afternoon. we just got to get there, and we're looking at mostly sunny skies. temperatures warming up about four to seven degrees. it's really going to be noticeable in the cities that i forecasted in the upper 80s to about 90. it really kind of flips the switch for us mentally, and you're going to be able to feel the heat right down here in the south bay. 89 in morgan hill. 90 in gilroy. that will be the hottest in the south bay. notice not as bad in san jose and cupertino. you get a little bit of a bay that will hel contra costa/alameda counties, watch out here in antioch, also concord it will sneak up on you. temperatures in the low

many of the folks or people on the boats -- if they are not a mariner, they can go adrift an drag or be blown into other boats. >> under city law they are not supposed to be on water for more than 72 hours and police say some boats are not seaworthy and pose a danger. they have been part of the bay for decades. while the city is in the process of developing a address the problem, some have created more problems for increase -- increased police presence. >> we are looking for people on the veare a danger to themselves or rs. >> reporter: they say since last june they have taken 22 derelict boats out of the water and they say more are likely to follow. >>> a celebrated chef who opened the popular san francisco steakhouse has died. representative for epic steakhouse say the chef died yesterday. in a statement the managing partner says everyone who works or has worked at epic over the last 10 years as a better person for knowing chef jen and the joy he brought to cooking and hospitality. he is survived by his wife was 61. >>> a thank you froma little rl how stem cell therapy help -- helped her overcome being born witht amused s

marine mammal sciences will perform a necropsy to see how the whale died. >>> one of san francisco's biggest unions is accusing the city of discriminating against african american workers. >> we can't stop! we won't stop! >> members of sciu 1021 held a protest on the steps of city hall today. union leaders say african american city workers are systematically denied promotions and disproportionately targeted for disciplinary actions. >> people are being disciplined for being black. that has to stop. there's no real reason for people to be treating us the way that they're treating us. >> among those at the protest today san francisco supervisors jane kim and hillary ronan. san francisco responded to the actions saying they take -- accusations saying they take them very seriously. a san francisco city government oversight committee is holding a hearing on the allegations next month. >>> a new effort to address the bay area housing crisis is taking inspiration from legos. kpix5's don ford on the company making prefabricated apartment buildings that simply stack together. >> reporter: in this building why nuclear submarine

city hall on this post-election day. we are dealing with cooler conditions out there and temperatures are certainly affected by that marineind and that's the story. ocean temperatures now 50 degrees. so cooler than normal for the ocean waters. and that's what's also sending in that cooler air and cloud coverage extending from santa rosa through fairfield, concord, livermore, a little bit of break in some locations though. sfo 13-mile-per-hour winds right now. same with half moon bay. it's calm in mountain view and san jose. fremont up to 9. breezier through fairfield. concord breezy, as well. when this low and high are to the north and south of us, they send us west winds coming through and the low is going to hover over northern california for most of the day today and that's what brings us that cooler air, a little more cloud coverage. but it's not bringing us any precipitation. here's all it's going to do for inland areas, temperatures cooler than yesterday, 10 degrees below average in concord, 9 below average in san jose, san francisco a few below average. still cool in the upper 50s for the coast. 67 sunnyvale. 65 pa

suggest that thousands of immigrants could be housed at camp pendleton, the marines largest training facility north of san diego. the city of concord issued a statement responding to the report about the former naval station saying the navy has not communicated information to the city about any such plans although we have reached out to them upon hearing these reports. it goes on to say, last september, the city passed a resolution affirming concord's commitment to being a welcoming , inclusive, tolerant and supportive community for all. we do not feel that a detention center within city limits represents those values. >>> the immigration bill that was already on the brink of collapse is in jeopardy. >> heather holmes is live with new developments on the legislative push to stop the separation issue. >> house republicans delayed a vote on a bill until next week after some conservative members expressed concerns. the tweet by the president may have ended any hope of the bill passing. >> imagine being ripped away from your mother or father. >> reporter: on capitol hill, dimmer and that's -- democrats keep fighting the zero

that is the marines largest training facility north of san diego. the city of concord issued a statement responding to the reports about the former naval station. they said the navy has not communicated information to the city about any such plan. although we have reached out to them upon hearing these reports. the message went on to say, last september the city of concord passed a resolution affirming concord's commitment to being a welcoming, inclusive, tolerant and supportive community for all. we do not feel that a detention center within city limits represents those values. >>> president trump invited victims and family members of victims of crime by undocumented immigrants to the white house today.? --? these are the american citizens permanently separated from loved ones. the word permanently being the word that you have to think about. permanently. they are not separated for a day or two days, they are permanently separated. that is because they were killed by criminal illegal aliens. >> standing alongside the families, the president said the u.s. ne

been renovations going to to the apartment deflection since the murder the twin cities police change the named to central marin. detective ernieny schwartz retired but the mystery remains open. in larkspur wayne friedman abc 7 news. >> if you know anything, even if it seems insignificant to larkspur police tell abc. they are anxious to hear from you. >>> the man accused of throwing a homeless man's belongings into lake merit is charged with second degree robbery. the 30-year-old is beings accused of snatching a cell phone out of the hand of man having a conversation with him. and at friday he was kault on camera throeing a homeless man's belonging into the lake and that video went viral. he is being held on $100,000 yale bail on the santa rita jail in dublin. >> researchers are linking proposition 47 which lowered sentences to an increase in thefts. the public policy institute of california reports larcenies increased by 9 petros by 2016. car break-ins accounted for about 3/4s of the increase. violent crime increased. but researchers say proposition 47 wasn't the cause. they say it was due in part to changes i

city center downtown. we're looking more than 1300 marin county workers plan to strike starting sunday. they are asking for better pay as well. the strike is expected to last there for three days. county officials say the strike will not impact the county fair or emergency services. >> another discussion on plans to make one of the bay area's curviest roads safer for people and animals. a stretch of highway 17 in santa cruz county they call laurl laurel curve. and many consider this a road kill hot spot. they've been following the story since 2012 and caltrans is planning to build a wildlife crossing underpass by the year 2021. >> trying to cross and being hit and chp having to head unite there. very curvy section south of summit there. no problems this morning. we'll follow those developments. the slowing shows farther south on 101. starting to build towards morgan hill right on schedule. we zoom out and i want to make sure we talk about this crash west 24. it looks like it's closer to broadway in off ramp there where folks are jamming up and crash on either side of the freeway. maybe

business or tenant and say okay, you have 800 employees. 50% of them live in the city, and 50% of them are commuting from marin, sth bay, east bay. do you know that one -- you can give your employees tax benefits to give them prepaid commuter benefits on the clipper® card which brings down the costs. there are programs like emergency ride home, so if you're a driver, and you drive because you're worried about your child getting sick, you can take a taxi home and get reimbursed for it. they have in all other office buildings, a large screen installed that says where the next t is coming, and when. and so they -- and then, they also talk about their -- their internal bus shuttle system that's open to anyone that wants to access the site. and so i commute down market street nearly every day. i see the mission bay shuttle parked near the powell street station, waiting for all those people to come out of b.a.r.t. and hop on that bus instead of hopping in a t.n.c. or a taxi. so those are the types of tools that they have. they're not necessarily high tech, but it's just offering and educating people about the resour

city of 80000 people. there's a small agricultural district. the ratio number was two marines for every civilian.o many had fled. they were unable to tame it, the taliban ruled that night. they never won a single thing. was such a failure that the general called it a bleeding ulcer and said forget it, they abandoned counterinsurgency. patrice came in and took over the war and did not even try. the search amounted to an escalation of force but not a change in strategy. they're going to eat up on the taliban and then to what we say and then we can go. july 2011 came and went. the taliban said forget you. the game was up and eventually they pulled the vast majority of the trip so and had not accomplished single thing. a lot of times there are getting smashed at anyway. soon as they left the taliban took back over other than the provincial capital anyway. they had accomplished nothing. the argument is that we have to stay because of the safe haven. that somehow we have to stay forever because if we ever leave something bad could happen. that things happen all the time. but if we leave, bad things wil

is backing off and hardly making any kind of january appearance around the city or the bay, it decided to form along the maringoes down san mateo coast. synced up but didn't make it up down toward santa cruise and monterey. livermore up to the 96. yet average is 87. so we've been a cool month here. we'll bump you up today to 95. san francisco still dealing with a low cloud deck. 64 yesterday. 65 today. it was a hot day around here back in 2003. all the record highs were set on this day including san francisco's 96. 70s for some already. 60's. so the usual suspects warming up quick. 56 in the city. brentwood 73. water temperatures still cold. and the fog was getting wiped out and said i will start to come right back and i think it will be back in a big way because that system top left of your screen which will deepen tomorrow weather. still hot up in lake county, 90s antioch and bent wood. low 9 east as well. middle 0s for some. near the coast and bay these are still slightly below average temps. kind of cool june with another day of that, it does look cooler wednesday and thursday. draw your attention to satu

city center downtown. we're also learning more than 1300 marin county workers plan to strike starting on sunday.are asking for better pay as well. that strike is expected to last three days. county officials say the strike will not impact the county fair or emergency services. >> new for you this morning. the perfect time to pass along the warning to parents. >> one of the most common injury to kids under age of 4 is a broken leg. it happens when they go down the slide on their parents' lap. here's nbc's medical correspondent. >> it's a lot more common than most people think from 2002 to 2015, over 350,0005-year-olds and below got hurt on the playground and specifically got the leg injuries. >> this morning on the "today" show, see one mo mother's warning about the very issue. her post is going viral. >> coming up on "today in the bay," one person is in custody after an overnight chase through palo alto. the reason is started and how it came to an end. >> now communication with the outside. we have no idea what's going on. >> terrifying moments on the tarmac. all new this morning, we're hearing

city of san francisco. in the foreground you can see the east bay. in the background, the marineus the next 24 hours, but it will make a comeback next week. temperature wise, a mixed bag. a little bit coastal cooling going on now. 54 half moon bay. 57 right now in san francisco. but you move inland and we're still hanging on to a lot of that warmth we attained earlier this afternoon. 80 in concord, 83 antioch, san jose one degree shy of 70. santa rosa checking with a temperature of 64 degrees. here's the call from accuweather. it will be a mild night for most of us, north bay, santa rosa, cooler. dropping into the upper 40s. plenty of stars out there, but a bit of a breeze will pick up right along the coast the next 12 hours. here's the bigger picture. satellite, high pressure, this is the muscle maker of our forecast this weekend. brought the intense heat in june. sunshine is moving off to the east. what we're watching, you look off to the north on live doppler 7 along with satellite, this is a cold front that the sink south the next 24 hours, bring in cooler air, but kick up we

city. can't see much out there and of course some traffic. 880 in oakland. not looking to bad. >> the marine layer is this thick i'm limited on camera options. >> a big gray screen. >> for now it's foggy but it'll burn off. it'll be a hot day. get ready for that, especially near the east bay, south bay. here is a view. this is one of the only cameras we can use. golden gate bridge view. the fog is out there. you may have to use th

city. it will be blustery in san francisco. winds up to 21. right through marin. 75 in napa and you're coming in at 71 in novato. once we hit friday, i see another change coming our way. the warmer air will move in from the south. that would push the cooler system to the north. so watch for hotter weather on friday. then once we hit saturday, another change moving in with a cooler system starting to move in. that will bring rainfall to the north. it doesn't look like anything for us. we'll be tracking it closely. even some snowfall. so watch out if you're doing a road trip into washington and oregon. for us smrgs warmer weather in san francisco. the temperatures, 70 for tomorrow. 84, on sunday. then we are hot. heading into next monday, tuesday and wednesday. as the mid 90s come on back. so we'll continue to monitor the fire conditions. >> if you heard me choking, i was just coughed up about the great forecast. >> thanks. >> we'll be right back. choina b mixed in w/ some drama. b10...brandon crawford saves the day... the rbi single to give the giants the walk-off

half moon bay not really changed because that marine layer has held on tight since the overnight hours. if you're heading to the city, today's expected highs will only number the upper 60s. if you're headed to the pride parade, you shouldn't be dealing with extreme heat, but still drink a lot of water and stay hydrated out there. santa rosa predicting a high of about 87 degrees. in the next several days, we have several changes on the way. we're seeing that on shore flow begin to cool us down and that will set us up for a pattern of a cooling trend. monday, 62 degrees, tuesday 61. if you'll notice not just san francisco but also inland areas, we stay relatively normal for this time of year, in the 80s. 84 degrees by monday and we kind of stick to the low to mid-80s. but come next weekend, we start to climb back up into those upper 80s and once again in the 90s. we'll keep a close eye on the hot temperatures already expected for next weekend. vicky? >>> up next on "today in the bay," meet a bay area woman who gets the surprise of a lifetime as she neears the end of her life. bay area pride is next. it can s. or, in t

marin, napa and sonoma counties. also napa 93 degrees. my extended forecast san francisco starting to drop on sunday with patchy fog and 66. cities away from the coastline, don't worry. heat is not going to last too long. 92 on sunday. we see things drop as we head through next week. back down to the 70s once we hit next wednesday and thursday's forecast. this is good for the weather department. i think everybody is happy. >>> thanks so much. still to come, no longer trending. facebook getting rid of trending topics with a new feature. we all know guys like gavin. boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off...to hawaii." gavin's... not gonna work... as governor. on twitter - new information about the hammer attack near santa cruz. officers arrested a teen accused of attacking three boys in a garage. one is in critical condition. and the giants kick-off a 3 game series aga

during all of operation desert storm both the marines and the army fired a little bit more than sixty thousand are ellery around so that's how much of one city in one area what could possibly be law that's why there is no just a for war and not something i use this is some great thing and we should not be going after them so there's better ways and there's better ways to handle warfare doing this kind of thing than just indiscriminately bombing cities at the end of a ditch ridiculous. according to actor brendan fraser in two thousand and three at the beverly hills hotel the former president of the hollywood foreign press association philip burke and not just a brush across the bum but a serious physical violation of fraser's body after what the organization claimed was an independent investigation they asked fraser to join to sign a joint statement the statement claimed that although it was concluded that mr burke and her touch mr fraser the evidence supports that it was intended to be taken as a joke and not as a sexual advance and that all parties consider this matter to be concluded including that the hollywood foreign press would like to

golden gate bridge right around half moon bay where that marine layer probably will be pretty stubborn through the afternoon. west winds now in redwood city and sfo barely anything but still coming in pretty good in san jose. that's a southeast wind direction. that's the kind of wind that tends to dry things up. so it is breezy there across some of the south bay. lake tahoe a gorgeous view. i want to show you this because it's pretty and also because it's going to be windy there. there's a lake wind advisory and red flag warning, two- to three-foot waves at tahoe today, 2 to 9 p.m. so if you are planning to go there perhaps for father's day weekend, keep that in mind. paddle boards, small boats, could capsize with winds like that. 77 in san rafael for your afternoon high today. vallejo 75. 68 in oakland and 65 for san francisco. san mateo county fair happening this weekend. it will be sunny and mild for that. 70 degrees, not bad. perfect fair weather. it's already the north beach festival time. always a good time. remember going to that last year. weather will be just right, 64 degrees. so fairly cool which means it won't get too hot and

city and 75 in san mateo. san francisco, 69 right there along the mission that. will be the warmest. through marin, napa and sonoma counties, low 80s from santa rosa to novato right back into napa. it's warm tomorrow but it does get hot once we hit this weekend. however, at the coastline, it's not going to be one of those events where it gets super, assumer warm there. san francisco will stay in the upper 60s saturday and sunday. we'll cool off next week with july weather the next seven days. the real heat is for cities away from the coastline. check this out. 95 on saturday. 91 sunday. then we're back to some 80s by next week and even down to 79 into next thursday. so it's not too bad. we get a nice quick blast of heat, and then we are seeing things drop again. i've heard from a lot of people this is how they like it. get a little bit, goes away. >> we can't get sick of it. >> exactly. >> next week we'll ask you for a forecast in cleveland, ohio. >> i'll get it done. we'll make sure it's good for the warriors. >>> up next, talk about team work. a fearless move a youth football team made to help a

city. >> tesla is forced to answer new questions about a serious malfunction. what they're blaming the sudden car fire on in southern california. >> the morning marine layer is burning off nicely making for a good looking lunch break. i will talk about the temperatures and the warming trend we are about to experience in your full forecast. decoration c>>videfrom china, t a look at this. this is the moment a ceiling decoration collapsed onto a packed escalator. this happened at a mountain resort in northwest china. falling debris injured more than a dozen people. several were taken to the hospital and the cause of the accident is under investigation. >>> a deadly earthquake in japan. magnitude 6.1 according to japan meteorological agency. it struck during the morning commute. at least four people are dead including a 9 year old girl hit by falling concrete at her school. more than 300 others are hurt. there is no tsunami warning. this is the earth quake damage at a wine shop. hundreds of bottles fell and broke. you can see puddles of red wine and shaders of glass around the store. >>> as bay area real estate continues to rise, so do sea levels. that can put tens of t

manchester united manager joe as a marine you unveils his predictions for the group stage while another member of the. dog ollie peter schmeichel that's cultural in the host city of some people. so lose me. wednesday june the sixth there and most of this is r t international just after eleven am here in the russian capital we put it like this will you still say. it has been now one year since the start of the operation to liberate the syrian city of rocket from ice so the actual human cost of the operation does remain far from clear according to the u.s. led coalition the number of civilians killed in the battle for iraq will never be known as far as how do we know how many civilians were killed i'm just being honest no one will ever know anyone who claims they will know is lying it comes as the international releases a report that accuses the u.s. led coalition of relentless air. strikes. reports. getting to the bottom of what was really happening in iraq as the americans and allies were freeing it who will be bothered to do that or it will take ages the prose of war behind these walls may have thought but scrutiny was inevitable coalition claims that its pre

cities will stay in the 60s. livermore, antioch, san jose. let's talk about when the fog will return. tomorrow midday, that marineurking right off the coastline and by 6:00 and 7:00 in the evening, we expect fog to decent over san francisco and make the push inland late tomorrow night. that will usher in refreshing air for us monday. tomorrow, rather warm day for most. 88, san jose, mild 70 in san francisco, 84 in palo alto and 86 in santa rosa and fairfield to 96 degrees. if you are heading to san francisco for the pride parade. clouds and a mild 90 -- by 6:00 or 7:00 the fog will roll in and temperatures about 63 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecast, it is warm day tomorrow but much cooler air moves in on monday with the fog returning and stay steady throughout thursday. warmer friday and saturday but nowhere near the ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> one man

city and we are waking up to sunshine. satellite radar shows clouds coming threw in places like marin and half moon bay.ar up and we will be pretty warm today. your full forecast coming up. >>> along 880, your ride is looking okay but we are seeing brake lights westbound across the san mateo bridge with a live look westbound and we are tracking a crash on westbound 92 just past foster city boulevard with delays coming through near 101. give yourself extra time. it looks like a bad crash. details, coming up. >>> in san francisco, students demand action on gun control. it will take place at 5:00 p.m. and in cities across the nation, activists say the demonstration will commemorate the 49 people killed at the pulse nightclub in orlando and is called the die-in. today marks two years since the shooting and protesters are pushing for stricter gun control. >>> four children are dead in orlando following a hostage stand of. gary lindsey jr., reportedly, killed his two children and his girlfriend's two children after a 24 hour stand out. he barricaded himself in the apartment after domestic dispute on sunday. c