gusts of 30 to 35 miles per hour. that will be the case for tomorrow as well with the breezy conditions. and the onshore flow keeping us definitely on the cool side. let's show you our daytime highs across the south bay looking at 73 and san jose, campbell as well, 77 lot more comfortable for us. a pleasant day across the bay area for the east bay's. 74 in concord. then along the bay, mid 60s in san francisco as well as upper 60s for richmond, berkeley, and oakland to the north bay, daytime highs in the low to mid 70s. now let's show you the extended forecast of what you can expect for cooler temperatures today and for tomorrow. high pressure building back in. more sunshine, warmer weather ahead at sunday into next week, back to you. >>> if you're headed to the fairgrounds, you would think it would look something like this. but starting this weekend it all changes. the socially distant activity >>> 6:21, happening today in time for the summer. the fairgrounds will transform into a drive in. >> the pop-up will show a d

over 35 miles in san francisco likely in our east bay valleys, over 30 miles an hour. here we are 9:00, it is still gusty out there. here's where we get the wind shift overnight. that's why we have the red flag warning, higher elevations of the north bay. you can see the direction. dry wind there, relative humidity dropping to below 20% in some areas. mid-60s today in the city. 70 in oakland. 31 in fremont. only low 80s inland. but it will be windy. the accuweather seven-day forecast calling for the cooler, windier day today. looking pretty dicey tomorrow with that red flag warning. so we have to watch out for that. then as we get into the rest of the week it's more seasonal with low clouds and fog confined to the coast. 70s around the bay, upper 80s inland, taking us through the holiday and the fourth, liz. >> thank you, lisa. >>> ahead, big shake-ups for two ultrapopular tv sitcoms. >>> happening today, the big celebration of lgbtq plus pride with tons of events happening in the bay area and across the country. this is the scene at the stonewall inn in new york city'

we have over 200 miles of wall. by the end of the year, we will have 400 plus and we will have it finished very shortly, fully financed, everything done. the other parties want open borders. that would mean they want to raise taxes and that would be a disaster. i think we are going to have a great victory and we are going to take care of law enforcement, because law enforcement is saying defund the police. think of that. what i thought, i thought what are you talking about? first, they didn't want ice. they do want sanctuary cities, which are a disaster. in other words, they are not going to pay police. joe biden has bought into it but he doesn't know what's going on. but the people around him know what's going on and they want to defund the police. i want to thank you very much for being here. i am thrilled to be with my friends from the great state of maine with leaders from the fishing, crabbing, and lobster industries. important industries that have never been treated properly. we are also joined by the secretar

now knoxville 32 miles an hour. 36 mile-per-hour wind gusts on high hill road. strongest winds are happening right now, we're going to see the wind in this little bit and the north bay mounds as we had throughout the day, the red flag warning will be in effect until 8 p.m. for the higher elevations on the north bay. -- now county is under the red flag warning, the hill is about 1000 feet. critical conditions for the areas highlighted in red. looking at gusty conditions for the north mounds. will be warmer for all of us for today, due to the offshore wind flow and the ridge of high pressure. for tomorrow, and lend, a big cooler around the coastline in the back, the marrying influence pushes us down this week. the drought monitor, we are of thesouth bay.ve ding gusty f and bringing the high fire danger mounds. we take you are by hour, that'll continue for your tuesday as well. will show your future cash. let's look at this as we enter the day, the winds use all of it but it is still breezy -- at 10-2 miles from any of us. will see the flow kick in around the vance

this is just south of the ates out the gusts, up to 24 miles an hour, just changed to 18 miles an hour. it's also on the down sloping part of the hills. it's a dryer air as well. and firefighters are going to deal with these strong gusty winds the next few hours. gusts will be over 20 miles per hour until 6:00 in the morning. tomorrow the winds relax a little bit, but then they're going to be dealing with a warm offshore flow with temperatures peaking mid week and even dryer air. eric? >> all right, frances, thank you. >>> a black lives matter rally on the golden gate bridge today became much more than organizers intendeds. it left some drivers stopped in their tracks. abc7 news reporter kris reyes has the story. >> reporter: this is sky 7 over the scene of around noon on the golden gate bridge. a peaceful march and a powerful turnout. one that tiana day, the co-organizer behind the protest, did not expect atlly, t came ter in less than 24 hours. my friend made fliers and we media.ind of pushed epte one poi crowfill stopping ne all tse protesters really inspired, honestly, i feel like

you have quarter mile visibility. you can see two to five degrees cooler this morning and the surface winds now howling out towards concord and the delta over 30 miles an hour. 10:00, sunny. wind in the 60s to low 70s but through the afternoon, numbers will come down significantly from the upper 70s to low 80s for our warmest inland valleys and with that, we'll have winds 20 to 30 closer to the coast and 50 miles an hour. the first red flag warning in effect tonight for the north bay mountains. we'll detail that for you in a few minutes. >> businesses will have to wait a little longer to reopen. they wereut the spike in coronavirus cases forced the mayor to put plans on hold so here what is not allowed to reopen yet now. salons, tattoos and piercing studios. massage parlors, outdoor bars and museums including the san francisco zoo. san francisco public health director explains why the city needs to put a pause on reopening. >> we had a near doubling in the last couple weeks of our rate of diagnosises of infections. th

hayward, over 20 miles an hour. mt. diablo does look calm, but the winds are picking up throughout the afternoon. we're talking breezy, 20 to 25 miles an hour for most. at the shoreline, 35 miles from point reyes to half moon bay with numbers in the 60s to 70s. we'll talk about our warming trend beginning tomorrow in a few minutes. >>> we expect countless more to be drawn out to bay area streets to fight for justice for george floyd and racial equality for communities of color. the golden gate bridge yesterday, a black lives matter rally organized by a bay area 17-year-old that became much more than she expected. drivers stopped in their tracks, including myself. abc 7 news reporter kris reyes has the story. >> reporter: sky7 over the scene around noon at the golden gate bridge. a peaceful march and a powerful turnout, one that the 17-year-old co-organizer behind the protest did not expect at all. >> literally this came together in less than 24 hours. my friend made fliers and we just kind of pushed them out. >> we post

you will get a 25 miles per hour to 30 miles per hour gust today. yesterday we had gusts into the upper 40 miles per hour range. we are ranging in the lower 50s. the current wind speeds are manageable. we are in the teens. i will show you where they are going in the forecast. still breezy, windy for some spots near the coast. it's warmer today if you are inland, by 10 degrees. that's what the numbers look like. that means concord goes up to 74. we top out at 71 in san jose. 68 in oakland. 64 in the city. back to you. >>> the minute yaches city council has banned the use of choke holds for the police. we are live from minneapolis. >>> in the wake of george floyd's death, minneapolis officials have agreed to ban officers from using choke holds and neck restraints. protestors across the nation continued to demand reform after fired officer def derek chauvin pressed his knee against george floyd's neck for 10 minutes. >> it was the same feeling i have had for 90 of the past nights when i would get the death total from coronavirus. >> reporter: a 75 year

. >> two salons, one mile apart. one is allowed to reopen. >> why a fired ship captain from the bay is not getting his job back. >> happening 7ivver olaak partipin as well as a fundraiser organizers say it's also to honor the lives taken because of the police brutality. a protest on the bridge a little while ago got the attention of the california highway patrol. officers blocked off several lanes of traffic. one person was led away in handcuffs. it's not clear why. >> from the ferry building to city hall. hundreds marched in san francisco this juneteenth. supervisors are calling for it to be made an official holiday in the city. a port shut down in oakland. work grind to a halt as part of a protest. and a commemoration of juneteenth. >> good evening, thank you for joining us. >> our coverage begins with news anchor on the ground at the port of oakland. >> the protest called by the international long shore and warehouse union. attracting thousands from all walks of life. people like a film maker and math teacher. >>

miles from shreveport to new orleans and from a baton rouge back and forth it is 320 miles. when most of them don't have any complications. one of the reasons i concluded it as medically unnecessary it's clear they have no medical benefits whatsoever and only pose barriers to abortion they found about abortion and louisiana in the years it is extremely safe to end there is no basis to distinguish the case and the burdens of this law was the license suspended for the regulatory violations? >> the court heard testimony about that and inspected after listening to the clinics at administrator and thadministrate in the record they concluded there was an excellent safety record and that they are qualified and competent. >> thank you, counsel. >> thank you mr. chief justice and may i please the court. the fifth circuit held that the plaintiffs in the case failed to carry their heavy burden of proof that is required to invalidate the state law. the decision to require abortion providers to have the privileges was justified by abundant evidence of life-threatening health and safety v

per hour in many gusts that we do see will be around 30 miles per hour or less and here's a live. look right now as this storm sweeps through the bay area bringing increase in cloud cover throughout the east bay shoreline not is going to continue throughout tonight when the san francisco peninsula. friendly reminder tonight, 8 is the full strawberry moon it's called the full moon in june strawberry moon because of strawberry season that coincides with a month of june. so hope we'll head out and enjoy a better viewing foremost our interior valleys and those of you in the north bay, but we could see of that full moon tonight so take advantage and enjoy, but overall clear weather and conditions by your saturday afternoon with plenty of sunshine and temperatures, widespread 60's, 70 degrees right now in antioch but 7 degrees warmer right now for santa rose at 77 degrees. so we're noticing the big drop in temperatures of the biggest drop in cool down for those of you in our inland valleys and overnight lows tonight in the low to mid 50's and also santa rosa going down to 48 degrees at

a few miles of territory changes hands again and again.the allied line cracks at any point, the whole pusan beach head could be lost. >> those were trying times for all of us. our troops jammed into the small area of the pusan perimeter, defending against great odds and at same time building strength for the eventual offensive. lieutenant thom driezenstock was there serving as a platoon leader for the army's 24th division. tom, tell us what the defense around the perimeter was like. >> it consisted mostly of a plugging action. no other words moving a division into the perimeter to fill up a gap penetrated by the enemy and we didn't have enough men to completely fill up a complete rectangle or a perimeter so we had to plug up the gaps by moving men around. >> when trouble started you moved men right in there. >> that is right. >> what were the attacks like, tom? >> well these attacks were constituted mostly by preparation of a mortar fire by the enemy. they were very good at this mortar fire. and they outnumbered us i would say approximatel

san bruno, 51-mile-per-hour.nd at san francisco, the castro valley, 46-mile-per-hour gust was recorded. and as we head into the overnight hours, this is when we like to see recovery with that humidity. but it doesn't look like we're going to get a lot of that tonight because this is going to continue to dry us out. overnight, about 5:30, livermore still at about 30 miles per hour. fast forward in that timeline to about 11:30, noon tomorrow, 25-mile-per-hour winds remain in san francisco. then it starts to get really, really gusty tomorrow afternoon and into the evening right other round dinnertime. 40-plus-mile-per-hour winds. anytime we're seeing low humidity, gusty winds, and hot temperatures, there is a warning and a concern for fire danger. now, we don't have any active warnings here in the bay area, but up through the sacramento area, they will remain in red flag warning through 8:00 p.m. on monday. a closer look at the next seven days. here you go. we've got a little bit of that morning cloud cover tomorrow

>> they walked two miles to police headquarters. the organizers say that the crowd afflicted the racial diversity. one man brought his young children. >> this support and solidarity- things are wrong, we've got to make a stand. there is a lot of unity. we are altogether. we understand that there is injustice. >> the protesters are calling for the fremont school district to cut economic ties to police agencies and use that money to pay for affordable housing and other community services. another demonstration is planned tomorrow in fremont. >> no justice, no peace! >>> it was a similar scene on panola last night. 1000 people marched through the downtown area to expects anger over the death of george floyd in minneapolis. a group of college students organized last night in the usually quiet east bay city. >> quite frankly, i've never seen anything like this. i think it is historic and important. >> every single city, even the suburbs show their support. we know what's going on around the world. >> last night peaceful march and rally i

: el obispo de san josÉ habla sobre la reanudaciÓn de actividades religiosas y las restricciones. .milese personas parte estÁn exigiendo justicia por la muerte de erik salgado, a quien dispararon cuando estaba en compaÑÍa de su novia embarazada. noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. locutor: y ahora, noticias univisiÓn 14 solo a las 11:00. tu gente, tu voz. paola: buenas noches, soy paola virrueta. se registrÓ hoy otra jornada de protestas por erick salgado, un hispano que se encontraba con su novia embarazada cuando fue baleado por las autoridades. activistas y familiares salieron a las callesa protestar contra la brutalidad policiaca y exigir justicia por la muerte de erick, de 23 aÑos. julio poletti nos cuenta mÁs en detalle lo que ocurriÓ, tambiÉn la versiÓn de un vecino, quien dice haberes luchado los disparos. julio: buenas noches, paola. te puedo decir que la protesta comenzÓ con un grupo pequeÑo de menos de 10 personas, rÁpidamente se multiplicÓ durante cada hora, hasta llegar a ser cientos de participantes. hablamos con un vecino del Área, quien dice haberlo escuchado todo en la no

per hour for most of our coastal and inland cities and future wind gusts will show about 35 mile per hour wind speeds or less throughout tonight and also breezy conditions for your saturday slightly calmer than today. well we could still see gusts upwards of 30 miles per hour or less so let's take a live look outside from our north a camera at timber on and you could see june gloom out along the san francisco bay area coastline starting to make its way inland and don't forget tonight we have the full strawberry moon that's what it's called during the month of june could see some poor visibility at times wrote the san francisco peninsula and even throughout the east bay shoreline, better clearing as you make your way inland and no problems for tonight for those of you in the north bay, but we will notice no that cloud cover returning for the bay area by saturday morning with better clearing by your saturday afternoon as another storm tries to sneak through the bay area once again warmer wind maker than a rainmaker and temperatures for the most part cooling down anywhere from 5 to 30 d

son miles de personas que estÁn en este parque aquÍ en brooklyn.a es una de las tantas demostraciones que hubo en la ciudad. de hecho estuvimos en otra asÍ que veamos . >> un levantamiento del toque de queda antes de lo previsto por parte del alcaldefue la respuesta a varios dÍas de protestas mayormente pacÍficas que pero que no se detienen en nueva york. >> hasta que podemos llegar a una resoluciÓn donde hayade forma educacional. reportera: la demostraciones de apoyo llevan 11 dÍas consecutivos. con peticiones como el recorte de fondos para el departamento de policÍa. >> que lo corte y que pongan ese dinero noto su lugares como la ciencia, hospitales, escuelas. reporte: a lo que respondiÓ con una lista de reformas sin dar detalles. moveremos fondos del departamento de policÍa hacia iniciativas juveniles y servicios sociales. segÚn ellos esto socava la confianza de la comunidad con el cuerpo policial. >> a dar mÁs transparencia. los policÍas estÁn para servir a la gente. y para eso tenemos que saber quÉ estÁn haciendo. reportera. la cia comenzarÁ m

the altamont past had winds at 60 miles per hour. fairfield had 35 miles per hour.he heat from the past few days is out of here but as the fires do pop up, keep in mind that the heat has a lasting impact. the hillsides it dried out rapidly and any fire that does develop can burn rapidly with the brush being so dry. at least we are not talking about nature heat. you can see the circulation appear in the pacific. this will be and has been the case in the bay area. we have showers and thunderstorms up to the north and the east. this is the radar coverage just outside of susanville into north lake tahoe. as we come in, let's take a look at the current wind observations. fairfield is gusting to 39 miles per hour. napa has wind gusts of 38 miles per hour. oakland is sustained out of the west at 25 miles per hour. livermore is gusting to over 20 miles per hour. this is looking towards sfo. temperatures right now in the 60s. overnight lows, we are thinking partly cloudy skies and cool spots in the mid-40s to start out the morning. it will be a windy sunday once again and we

very, very windy once again, 20 to 30 miles an hour. so despite the cooldown, it will feel blustery out there. we wanted it cooler, right? but it got a lot cooler and the winds have not let up. the warmer day starts our workweek on monday with near 830 -- 80 by the bay. numbers coming up again by wednesday. this has been the trend. then we'll look for conditions to cool off. here's a look at your highs today with only low 60s in the city with those winds at least 30 miles an hour, upper 60s by the delta, low 70s toward napa. the accuweather seven-day forecast, little change from today to tomorrow, and once again we begin that warming trend monday. it peaks on tuesday, wednesday, depends on where you live, then that cooldown. so june trying to settle into a pattern but certainly seeing that windy weather the next few days. liz? >> sounds good. thanks, lisa. >>> here's an important story. an unarmed black man was arrested in alameda for dancing in the street. how he was handcuffed and pushed how he was handcuffed and pushed by police. >>>

a raÍz de su muerte, miles de personas continÚan al reclamando justicia. -- continÚan reclamando justicia4 de junio. comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: edición nocturna", con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. enrique: muy buenas noches, por un llamado a movilizarse la capital del paÍs, en el 57 aniversario de la marcha de martin luther king. la ciudad de mineÁpolis despidiÓ a george floyd en el primero de tres actos previstos para honrar su muerte. floyd lo mando una pandemia de racismo y discriminaciÓn. vamos con viviana Ávila y los detalles. viviana: el primero de varios servicios religiosos se llevÓ a cabo en la capilla de la iglesia de la universidad de mineÁpolis. incluso el comandante de la policÍa se arrodillÓ una vez que trasladaron allÍ el cuerpo. familiares, amigos, lÍderes polÍticos y derechos civiles hicieron un llamado a la justicia sobre este caso que llama la atenciÓn a nivel mundial. [habla en inglÉs] floyd no muriÓ por una causa mÉdica comÚn, muriÓ por un mal uso de la policÍa. >> la gente tiene hambre de un cambio. hay que transformar nuestro dolor

miles an hour. over san jose, 58 degrees. also seeing the breezy winds. check out walnut creek. it's gusty. wind speeds at 21 miles per hour. wind gusts 29 to 30 plus and that will continue on tap for today. san jose a high of 77. mind you yesterday it was still pretty warm and we have seen the temperatures cooling off since last night. oakland, 71. san francisco, 76. and we are still considering those winds because that dry cold front that swept through yesterday brought those offshore winds. we'll see a shift to onshore winds. i want to show you the peak wind gusts on saturday, the altamont pass. 56-mile-per-hour winds. mt. diablo, 56. even in san francisco the castro valley area, 46-mile-per-hour winds. because we are still monitoring the winds keep in mind it's very, very dry out there which means low humidity, a poor recovery overnight of that. your hour by hour wind speeds will be a concern for fire danger. we saw brushfires near benicia. 36-mile-per-hour winds in livermore, right around 12:00

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diablo, 50 miles an hour. 40 at mt. tam. that's where they'll be the strongest, upper elevations and the coast. look at that view from our exploratorium camera. 50s and 60s through 9:00. noontime it's gusty around the bay. few 70s in our inland valleys. brisk afternoon again. we'll be lighting up on the winds for sunday. i'll let you know. we do have a warming trend. we'll talk about that for the week ahead. liz? >> happening today, another day, another round of marches in action in protest of the death of george floyd. one of them is sure to carry thetayn imag.ac mte mengcrosole y. another protest in march planned for today will happen at the former home of the 49ers, the site of candle stick park. local nurses, teachers and other union members will march to candle stick around 10:30 this morning and kneel as colin capper knick did in 2016. they'll peacefully kneel for 8:46 to call justice for george floyd as well as breonna taylor, ahmaud arbery and many others. other events are scheduled in berkeley, cupertino and hayward

three miles behind the allied line.oordinate activities as they approach the jumping off point. intelligence has revealed that nge communist attack on poha is an attempt to fulfill orders given the localred commander to take -- the local red commander to take the city. it is a costly operation. 2000 north koreans had been killed in the last two days. ,lthough u.s. elements are here the weight of the attack is against the south korean army's hird and capital division. this is the 10th week of the war and the fighting has reached a peak of fury. although at this time military spokesmen are mentioning early offensive leads, the present situation does not seem optimistic. fire. [explosions] information goes back to the company commander. the orders come forward. the attack on hill 148 is about to begin. the attack gets underway slowly at first and then with an increasing firefight. this is one small action in the big fight that is raging along the entire 150 mile front in korea. a few miles of territory changes hands again

livermore, over 34 miles an hour. 30 miles an hour gusts in petaluma.ncord, it will be a breezy evening overall and it is pushing the low cloud cover and fog back into the region of the bay right now, but it will move inland as we head through rest of the night. a cool breezy saturday on the way. temperatures below average for one more day before we warm up on sunday. pleasantly warm weather sunday. it will be warmer the second half of the weekend, right now as we look to the east from our sales force tower camera, you can see the low loud cover moving in. everybody is in the 60s . anywhere from 60 on the button to 68 degrees in concord. whole different story than those warm to hot temperatures that we had inland earlier in the week. temperatures tonight drop back down into the 50s in most locations. the very coolest spots in the north bay dipping into the upper 40s . wind gusts throughout the day aren't going to be as strong as they were today. by noon already approaching 20 miles an hour, again, these are the strongest winds that we will experience. n

even napa close to 40 miles an hour.ind advisory still in effect through tonight, until about 11:00 tonight, for parts of solano county. so be careful through the carquinez strait and the delta areas. gusts could reach up to 40 miles per hour and that could make it difficult if you're driving there, we could see some blowing debris and even some downed tree limbs and possibly even some power outages because of the wind. as they take you outside you'll see the wind blowing the trees here. along the embarcadero. temperatures have been on the cooler side of course. in san francisco it's 61. oakland 68. san jose 66. gilroy, though, at 70 degrees. and this time we're looking from emeryville out across the bay. you see the wind causing ripples across the water there. but clear blue skies. and temperatures are in the 70s and 60s. santa rosa 71. petaluma 69. low to mid 70s through napa, fairfield, and concord. livermo livermore's dropped down to 67. here's what you can expect for tonight. temperatures will mainly be in the upper

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a ridge about one mile west.ve in this area is a three-pronged thrust along the 10 mile front. at this time, pohang is in allied hands. the enemy is infiltrating here. one group setting up a roadblock three miles behind the allied line. infantry and tanks coordinate activities as they approach the jumping off point. intelligence has revealed that the communist attack on pohang is an attemptr to fulfill orders given the local red commander to take the city in the next 24 hours. for the reds, it is a costly operation. an estimated 2,000 north koreans have been killed in the last two days. although u.s. elements are here, in some strength the weight of , the attack is against the south korean army's third and capital division and their 17th regiment. this is the 10th week of the war and the fighting on all fronts has reached a peak of fury. although at this time military spokesmen are mentioning early offensive moves the present , situation does not seem optimistic. enemy fire. [explosions] information goes back to

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almost 50 miles an hour.oaring for some. and cooler weather will spill in here and temperatures are going to take a huge drop. low clouds, fog, whatever you want to call it, back 49 to 54. san jose at 64. but we'll see a 20-degree plus drop, drizzle down towards santa cruz and monterey. low clouds, in fact, very windy for some. 20 plus degree drop from yesterday where we had 90s and 100. mount diablo has been up to 40 miles an hour. oakland, berkeley hills 30. i've seen 30 around mount tam as well. but the strongest gusts look to be out toward fairfield, 38 vacaville. so the stage is set for a huge cooldown in less than 24 hours. just amazing the patterns we've had here for the past couple of months. today is a cool one with 60s and 70s. all right. over to sal. and still quiet or is there something new that's popped up there on a friday, sir? reporter: i'm looking at my screen here. chp doesn't have a lot going on which is nice. i like the quiet fridays when it comes to the traffic. right now we do see the tr

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right now fairfield is gusting close to 40 miles per hour.t looks like those winds will remain pretty active in solano county over the next several hours. so it's for that fact, a wind advisory does continue for parts of solano county including vallejo and fairfield until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. pretty strong wind gusts frequently over 35 miles per hour. so it looks to be a pretty breezy night ahead for some of us. we're down 57 in the city with that fog coming on in, 67 at oakland. we're at 76 in san jose, 80 in cloverdale and concord right now pretty comfortable but breezy, 78 that current temperature. so tonight it's all about that fog continuing to move on in. numbers will continue to fall into the 50s across the board, so a pretty typical june evening on tap tonight. tomorrow what you will notice, it's a pretty windy day, especially close to the coast. it is a cooler afternoon tomorrow compared to today. so a high of only about 67 in san mateo. 78 in san rafael, 70 the high in oakland, which is below average for this time of year. 82

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per hour winds and san francisco 41 miles per hour wind gusts with oakland 31 mile per hour wind speeds but future wind gust tonight will continue to be windy around 35 miles per hour or less com or by saturday morning but we're still going to notice breezy winds around 30 miles per hour or less a sustained winds at 20 so it is going to be slightly calmer than today, but still noticeably windy though through the 1st half the weekend future cast or is going to track that return of that marine layer right along the san francisco peninsula and east bay shoreline through tonight and don't forget. tonight is the strawberry moon the full moon in june and for your saturday, waking up to some cloudy skies better clearing as you make your way inland but by your saturday afternoon. plenty of sunshine. so right now temperatures anywhere from about 5 to 30 degrees cooler than waiver around this time yesterday widespread upper 50's along the san francisco peninsula coastline with 60's as you make your way inland we're going to be on cruise control this weekend until we warm up on monday of next week

a few miles of territory changes again and again. line cracks the beach head can be lost. trying times for all of us. our troops jammed into the small of pusan perimeter defending against great odds and strength for the offensive. drisanstock was there. the defense was like around perimeter. a it consisted mostly of plugging action. moving a division into the fill up a gap penetrated by the enemy. enough men to completely fill up a complete tangle or perimeter so we moving lug the gaps by the men around. >> when trouble started you moved men in there. >> yes. what were the attacks like? >> there were constituted mostly of a mortar fire by the enemy. hey were very good at this mortar fire and outnumbered us approximately five to one. mass of men and they infiltrated between or lines as civilians and altogether harassed us with that movement. about the break out. what were the preparations like? consisted ofations getting ready, getting our mennition ready and getting ready and briefings. the higher powers around there believed the nor

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to 42 miles an hour from point reyes, over 30 miles an hour half moon bay, san francisco, this is 5:00it's stronger by late afternoon and they dial back but they shift more to a northerly component early tomorrow and as you can see, we're still breezy in the valley here by monday, with winds up to about 23 miles an hour. so even with the high pressure and that warmer weather and the winds backing off along the coast, it will still be breezy around the bay. 74 in concord today, look for 70 in richmond, san rafael and oakland, popular number there. notice the numbers not very warm today. today will be the warmest day of the week, but as we is when the high pressure ridge already overhead bringing some low 90s inland, by wednesday we're in the, so you can call it hot inland, 70s around the bay, and beginning to see those temperatures slip by thursday. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast, windy at the coast, lighter winds tomorrow, here comes the warmth, tuesday, wednesday, cooling begins on thursday, and more cooling by the end of the week. i wish i had better news for the winds bu

the santa clara valley. 20 to 30-mile-per-hour gusts at times. around the tri-valley heading up towards the delta, numbers in the mid-70s. a bit of a northwest wind picking up during the day. peninsula temperatures in the 60s to low 70s for now, and then we'll be trending much warmer by tuesday and wednesday. notice san francisco will be blustery again. highs in the mid-60s. we'll see if the wind is enough to make that sound out of the golden gate bridge for tomorrow again. and for the north bay we'll see numbers in the mid-70s. northwest winds picking up, which may involve a slight chance of seeing some showers. a lot of activity up towards the sierra. this is what's dropping down the coast, and note the futurecast now. if you're in northern sonoma county, you may begin to see a few pop-up showers. watch for that. that's going to be midday to the afternoon, not really going to get down through the entire bay area. by 5:00, things start to calm down, but there is that slight chance we might see something in north bay during the the sierra. snow a

novato gusting to 13 miles per hour. oakland sustained 13 miles per hour. fairfield sustained at 14 miles per hour. the winds will pickup again, similar to yesterday. in our hills the winds are stronger. mount diablo 43 miles per hour. for the future cast, into the afternoon partly cloudy skies. tomorrow morning mostly cloudy once again. even a few bits of blue indicating maybe a few sprinkles action a little bit of drizzle out there, into the afternoon partly cloudy skies along the west coast, our west facing beaches remain partly sunny for the afternoon, the south facing beaches get some sunshine for the second part of sunday. the temperatures are expected to warm tomorrow. 55 right now in san francisco. 60 oakland. upper 50s for san jose and the inner east bay in concord. 55 in danville. 56 in dublin. san jose for today is going to be mild. by lunch time upper 60s in the forecast and lower 70s expected for the later part of the day. along the coast and around the bay it's seasonal. notice the big warm up. as early as tomorrow a tep degree jump inland and

upwards of 35 miles per hour or less. >>let's take a quick look first at storm tracker 4 crystal ball right now churning throughout the gulf coast of mexico and as you can see those gulf waters mary warm and it is going to strengthen as it inches closer towards the state of louisiana right now winds 50 miles per hour but by the time it makes landfall right around sunday afternoon through early sunday evening. >>could have sustained winds at 60 miles per hour since still expected to be a tropical storm and white now tropical storm and storm surge warnings issued throughout the gulf coast states of the united states heavy rain wind and flooding is expected take a live look outside golden gate bridge out there this evening tracking very foggy conditions out there right now with that low cloud cover and temperatures right now widespread 50's throughout the bay area coastline still in the low 60's as you make your way in mind but cooling down into the upper 50's for some cities there as well with overnight lows about 5 degrees

still above 20 miles per hour. similar conditions inland east bay areas east of 680, temperatures climbing into the 70s. warmest spots tomorrow out near antioch and pittsburg. could see temperatures as warm as the mid-70s. around the peninsula, numbers in the 60s to near 70. probably the coolest day of the next five around the bay area for tomorrow. you can see san francisco still in the 60s and north bay temperatures climbing -- let's go back to that number. you'll see numbers in the mid-70s around the north bay for tomorrow afternoon. the satellite view is pretty interesting. what's causing the wind is a cold weather system dropping into northern california, generating showers off to the north. we don't think they're going to get as far south as the bay area. they'll probably stop around mendocino county, maybe northwestern sonoma county may see a brief isolated shower. as we drop into the bay partly cloudy skies during the day tomorrow with the best shower chances staying off to our north and east. but look at t

winds are already up to 20 miles an hour here in san francisco.o no relief yet because it's going to be another cool day. we do get a pattern change for monday, 54 in the city as well as redwood city and san jose and sun up in 20 minutes. beautiful view from sutro, 48. it's cooler in santa rosa and petalu petaluma, temperatures low to mid-50s in the east bay valleys. winds coming out of the north, gustiest along the coast. throughout the day today, morning hours climbing into the 60s after 10:00. we'll stay there through 1:00. it's breezy, a sunny day but highs only inheower 7 in y is t week, we'll talk about a clear and cool night tonight and how warm we get as we warm up starting tomorrow. liz? >> lisa, thank you. >>> breaking news out of the east bay, oakland police and the chp are investigating a shooting that left a man dead and a woman in hospital. officers say they were conducting a criminal investigation around 10:45 last night when they opened fire, killing the driver of a car on cherry street. the female passenger was also hit with gunfi

westerly winds at 14 miles an hour at sfo. 14 in santa rosa, and 18-mile an hour winds this morning in half moon bay. we will be watching the winds, and we will see the sunshine throughout the day. near normal daytime highs, upper 60s for san francisco. 81 in concord. 76 for the high in san jose. i will show you the futurecast winds and when we will see the temperatures on the rise in the extended forecast, coming up. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk. breaking international news this morning. north korea blew up an interkorean liaison office along the boarder today, obvious blow to the tense relationship with north korea and south korea. the tensions have been rising with the threaten of severing ties with south korea and taking propaganda action over leaflets from defector groups. they are critical of kim jong- un. the south-north joint liaison building is now destroyed. it opened in 2018. it was only there for a couple of years. the south korea government saying whatever happens next, whatever actions it takes are the fault of north korea. back to you. >>> new this morning,