monterey would be the breakout moment for jimmy hendrix.show with the experience. ♪ ♪ for janis joplin, then almost unknown, outside san francisco. and for otis redding who never playforded for a white audience. >> this is john phillips of the mamas and papas. >> the festival organized by john phillips leader of the mamas and papas. and manager and producer lou addler. >> did you sell out every day? >> oh, yeah, everything was full. there were people standing along the fences. ♪ ♪ the top ticket, $6.50. almost all the acts played for charity. >> you put this together in how long? >> 6 1/2 weeks. >> reporter: 6 1/2 weeks. >> no rules. no regulations. >> it was a madhouse at the monterey pop festival offices toech total madness. >> michelle phillips, john's wife is the last surviving member of the mamas and the papas. ♪ all the leaves are brown all the leaves are brown and the sky is great ♪ ♪ and the sky is gray >> reporter: the group headlined a lineup of more than 30 artists. ♪ and ready to sleep let the morning time ♪ >> from the sweet fo

down there near monterey. gilroy, maybe drizzle. steady rain in the santa cruz mountains, i wish i could show it to you, it shouldn't show but but it's there. kind of muggy, foggy, muggy, rain to the south, drizzle in the mix. a little warmer but 60s and 70s. the north bay rain was impressive yesterday. it was really that was about the drawing line from the golden gate bridge north. give the forecast models credit, that is what happened. some at a third. half-inch of rain, heavier amounts on the south side, slope of mount tam. 50s and 60s on the temps. system will be dropping out of the gulf of alaska for a cooldown on the weekend. 60s, 70s on the temps. i know he can see some fog as well on some of the traffic cameras. >>> that's right, approaching the golden gate bridge. and we have, you know, microclimates as you know so you might be driving clear weather. solano county if you are driving on fairfield, doesn't look back to the bridge. we don't have any slow traffic. the road work in vallejo area. only taking a little bit less tha

mariana hicks explains what the whales were doing in monterey county. drone footage..es a baird's beaked whale of a tale ten miles off of carmel bay. nancy black//marine biologist, monterey bay whale watch "very rarely seen out in this area because they're normally found quite far off shore and they can hold their breath for up to an hour. so the chances of seeing them are pretty slim normally."two pods were spotted by passengers and crew members of monterey bay whale watch last saturday.marine biologist nancy black was able to identify them by their short puffy blows...bulbous foreheads and long beaks.nancy black//marine biologist, monterey bay whale watch "in 30 years i've seen them maybe 15 times or so and normally quite a ways out, probably 20 to 50 miles off shore but every once in a while they'll come in a little bit closer because we do have a submarine canyon here. the monterey canyon is the deepest and largest canyon on the west coast so every once in a while, they'll come in close because we do have deep water close to shore."black believes the whales were fo

mariana hicks explains what the whales were doing in monterey county. drone footage..captures a baird's beaked whale of a tale ten miles off of carmel bay. nancy black//marine biologist, monterey bay whale watch "very rarely seen out in this area because they're normally found quite far off shore and they can hold their breath for up to an hour. so the chances of seeing them are pretty slim normally."two pods were spotted by passengers and crew members of monterey bay whale watch last saturday.marine biologist nancy black was able to identify them by their short puffy blows...bulbous foreheads and long beaks.nancy black//marine biologist, monterey bay whale watch "in 30 years i've seen them maybe 15 times or so and normally quite a ways out, probably 20 to 50 miles off shore but every once in a while they'll come in a little bit closer because we do have a submarine canyon here. the monterey canyon is the deepest and largest canyon on the west coast so every once in a while, they'll come in close because we do have deep water close to shore."black believes the whales w

layer along the central coast will keep the monterey bay coastal areas much cooler. temperatures will still be hot across the interior for friday, just not as hot as this afternoon. additional cooling will occur over the weekend. (pam) our heat wave coverage continues tonight at the alameda county fair.it was downright hot out there today. as kron 4's alecia reid shows us... it was so hot.. some rides had to shut down for part of the day. the high today was about 104 here in pleasanton, but that didn't stop folks from coming to the fair and walking around. although i must say it was noticably slow when it came to rides.pkgthe sweltering heat kept a lot of people away from the county fair during the day. sweltering hot. it's very very hot out here today visitors did everything they could to stay cool in the steaming temperatures from finding any type of shade, to staying hydrated. it was quite the taskwe thought we were gonna die it was so hot. we were in the buildings, we were so hotit was unbearable. we wanted to stay inside the stores, and it's not even like fun in

there is still light rain in the mix, monterey, is a linas, morgan hill,. highs should butch up a few degrees, unseasonably cooler low. prob in over the weekend. 50s, of east muggy out there this morning. some is slow he to burn off, by sunday we could see some thunder shower active north and east of the area, mountain snow, so be advised there is going to be changing weather. today it's that thick fog this morning, 60's, and 70s. can you see the san jose airport? >> i did. we are watching the airports. usually san jose and oakland don't have as many delays quite frankly as san francisco, so we are always watching san francisco a little closer but all three of course start off with a look at marin county, as you drive to navado to central san rafael. all getting past 580 if you are going into southern marin that is where the fog is as well. traffic moving along pretty well, let's say you are going to the bay bridge. traffic is going to be okay. there is a little bit a delay, about 10-15 minute delay. >> and this is a lock at interstate 880 in oakland. it's

a shallow marine layer along the central coast will keep the monterey bay coastal areas much cooler. temperatures will still be hot across the interior for friday, just not as hot as this afternoon. additional cooling will occur over the weekend. (steve) our weather team coverage continues..some of the hottest temperatures today were in the east bay... that's where the alameda fair is underway. kron4's alecia reid is there live tonight...alecia -- did concerns over the heat effect the amount of people there? the high today was about 104 here in pleasanton, but that didn't stop folks from coming to the fair and walking around. although i must say it was noticably slow when it came to rides.pkgthe sweltering heat kept a lot of people away from the county fair during the day. sweltering hot. it's very very hot out here today visitors did everything they could to stay cool in the steaming temperatures from finding any type of shade, to staying hydrated. it was quite the taskwe thought we were gonna die it was so hot. we were in the buildings, we were so hotit was unbearable. we wanted to

the monterey pop festival 50 years ago today. here's how it looks as we look toward the monterey bridge. warm temperatures still. in santa rosa it's 72. after a naturally warm day where highs hit 106 in santa rosa. breaking the old record by 10 degrees. that's something when you break a report by 10 degrees. pleasonton 101. that's a record. we should ease up a little bit tomorrow. the high will ease up slightly as it floats over santa rosa. numbers generally hovering around 100 degrees. what a breath of fresh air. instead of 109. but the heat advisory still in effect on thursday night as most of the bay area remains hot except right along the shoreline. the temperatures will be near mid-50s. temperatures will finally drop inland on friday. if you like warm weather you have until friday to enjoy it. inland. high temperature tomorrow, san francisco collapses to74 degrees. it'll be very pleasant. concord 90. in oakland 80 degrees. in the south bay cupertino at 99 degrees. morgan hill 97 and san jose 90. in the east bay it'll still b

a shallow marine layer along the central coast will keep the monterey bay coastal areas much cooler. temperatures will still be hot across the interior for friday, just not as hot as this afternoon. additional cooling will occur over the weekend. (steve) hot conditions in the bay area... stretch resources and are taxing residents. the heat is now being blamed for at least two deaths in the south bay. the entire bay area is trying to cope with these extreme conditions. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, residents continue to buckle down and try and get through this. (terisa estacio)here in clayton, the temperature shot up past a hundred degrees quickly on this hot day. this - just one of many sweltering days in this protracted heat wave hitting the bay ara. the conditions posing problems for many. 2 deaths confirmed so far, power outages forcing pge to call in extra help. tamar sarkissian, pge spokesperson. it is all hands on deck, you will see crews out there into the night. tamar sarkissian with pge explains a primary issue, transformers surcumbing to the heat. tamar. they need

it is actually monterey canyon. it is the deepest and largest canyon on the west coast so every once in a while they will come in closer because we do have deep water close to shore. >> she believes the whales were following food like squid. and also hanging out on the central coast, juvenile white sharks. from carmel bay to santa cruz county they are coming back. and the research foundation has been on the water monitoring them. >> we are working to identify individual sharks. and documenting with go pro cameras, is it male, female, a generational category, you know, look for tags, and individual, you know, identification of animals through their scars. and marks. >> and no word how long the sharks will stay but while they're here, they are commonly seen between the sea cliff area. and they don't believe more sharks are in the water but more people reporting them. and that being said, not seeing any sharks would be a cause for concern. along the bay, mariana hicks. >> i think she meant to say kpix 5. and i will do

monterey saw some showers and they can expect to continue to see showers in the sierra through tomorrow which means unfortunately there is plenty of snow to melt and the flood risk will continue for several weeks. definitely still a lot of snow that needs to melt and we just started the summer so we are expecting to see some heat. but for the next couple days we are expecting cooler temperatures. i'm talk about what to expect in just a bit. >>> new details on a story we reported on at 6:00. a 30-year-old man from san jose is recovering after crash landing a skydiving plane along highway 101. the traffic was backed up for hours. c check coppola has the latest. >> reporter: traffic was at a crawl shortly after 5:00 p.m. when a light plane crash landed a few yards from the flow of traffic. the pilot of the single engine cessna took off with four skydivers and took them up to 10,000 feet. they jumped and as he circled back to land the engine quit a half mile from the runway. >> his intention was to land the plane and he lost power on the approach to the runway. >> reporter: the plane bounce

good old-fashioned rain been reported earlier in san jose down to salinas, monterey.ggy out there and there are a few breaks in the clouds. the humidity is really high about 95 -- 99 percent. that's been going on all morning long. a very unusually strong global drop in here by sunday morning and you will notice it. the possibility that we might get showers out of that and mountain snow likely. that would be on sunday. some of the light rain will let up and we will get a few sun breaks temperatures on the mild side. 60s and 70s for the highs. as the load drops in on sunday we will see well below normal temps. >>> the macarthur may, you were talking about fog, we showed a picture of the fog coming in you can see that our camera is focused on a very narrow stretch of 80 near the macarthur maze because it's so foggy. drivers don't seem to mind they are just driving along traffic is light. we have not had any major backups. that's about all we can see right now. a lot of the pictures we normally show you are fogged out. this is a look at the bay bridge. i told you this wou

the south bay and monterey bay region will likely remain dry and may actually warm in the warm and moist sector of the storm on thursday. cool northwest flow then develops on friday as the upper trough moves inland. high pressure begins to rebuild over the weekend with a return to dry weather and a gradual (vicki) still ahead... a claims she was sexually assaulted by a fight attendant. hear her story - coming up. (grant) but first, it's what almost eveyone's talking about around here...game three of the nba finals. how the team hopes to make history. time now to talk some sports-- it's been more than a month since marshawn lynch signed with the raiders.... and today, the running back provided some insight as to why he came out of retiment to don the silver and black. (vicki) as expected, 'beast mode'...with another great moment at the microphone. sports director gary radnich joins us with the details.. if marshaun lynch has anything left this will be quite a story...eng voafter a one year retirment from the seattle seahawks...lynch has often said he would only return to football if he co

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a few patches down toward monterey, but 80s, 90s and a lot of 100s. by the way, the alameda county fair said there is no horseracing today. they are open but they have canceled a lot of events today. it is too hot. >> that is good for the animals. >>> good morning everyone. let's take a look at the commute. eastbound 80 has an accident near university avenue and it closed all of the freeway one point but it looks like the lanes are oh and. -- are open. westbound i-80 traffic looks pretty good. not a lot of bald over the golden gate bridge -- fog over the golden gate bridge. driving the super commute on westbound 580, no major problems. no problems through tracy and the altamont pass into livermore. >>> the heat has been blamed for at least two death in the south bay and there is a report that a third person may have died, and the elderly woman that was gardening was one of those victims. >> she was a sweet old lady. she did not know me but when i would have my son she would bring a gift like on his birthday and christmas. >> reporter: mourning the dea

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the monterey bay aquarium's julie packard is one of peter's biggest supporters. >> she just zeroed inn it's people that we need to target and people that are causing the problem here. so how are we going to communicate and get them to change? >> reporter: peter realizes, changing people can bring them together. >> everybody i have met around the world cares if there's no more tigers left but we're only going to solve it by working together. >> from the plains of africa to the depths of pacific. >> reporter: so for working to save endangered animals from extinction this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to peter knight. allen martin, kpix 5. nominating someone for a jefferson award is easy online at cbssf.com/hero. ,,,,,,,, - everything we stock at grocery outlet has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or a winemaker in sonoma suddenly has 1000 bottles too many. we've got name-brand, top-quality groceries priced 40-70% off every day. bargainomics. that's our business model. and

down towards gilroy again if you are heading that direction, monterey peninsula, now focus will be tohe north, the low is is going to drop in here and that will scour out and send the temperatures down, a little bit a bump up, if you get the breaks, mid 70s, 50s, 60s are the temps. on the mild side due to the cloud cover, 61 redwood city. stanford and close for others, 59 belmont. 54 pacifica. truckee if you are heading up 50 or 80, not much of a precip, they have foggy conditions at blue canyon. system will begin to dig in from the gulf of alaska which is impressive for mid june. partly sunny, highs, mainly 60s to mid 70s a few if you can breakthrough that cloud deck. the main message is another low drops in a rather dynamic one. but maybe sunday there could be more shower activity popping up, men do seen a county. 70s on the temps. muggy, homed. a little more sun than yesterday. and then a cool pattern on sunday. gradual slow clearing and warming up as we head into early next week. >> we shift back into what we would expect out of june. >> probably by the middle or end of next week.

a lot of low clouds, still some rain down towards gilroy, santa cruz mountains, monterey, you can see it there. we are on the last edges of it. the focus is north as the system drops in here. but, it will take until the weekend, today will warm up, morning clouds, 60s on these temps, 61 hayward, 61 oakland. system moved out, it was a slow mover. but now next system coming down from the north will give us a dramatic change on the weekend. 60s, 70s, kind of muggy out there, sal. if you go that direction, not you but people -- >> you at home. >> you at home. >> and the guy and the gal watching us right now, thank you, steve. >> that's right, you at home you heard the man, you heard him. watch out for fog. >>> let's go to the tracy super commute, 580 westbound through the area there are no major problems, it's light, hopefully on fridays we get a break when it comes to levee commutes. traffic is looking good on interstate 880 and oakland, you can see traffic is moving along very well. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza westbound, can you see it's also light. >>> 4:02 let's go bac

the south bay and monterey bay region will likely remain dry and may actually warm in the warm and moist sector of the storm on thursday. cool northwest flow then develops on friday as the upper trough moves inland. high pressure begins to rebuild over the weekend with a return to dry weather and a gradual (grant) breaking news just in from santa rosa...where a 17 year old who just graduated high school...is now missing. gabriella rosas-arreguin's parents say she went to look for a job yesterday morning, and hasn't been seen since. her family says this is totally out of character. they say she planned to return her cap and gown at her high school, then use a computer at the downtown library, before dropping off job applications at the santa rosa plaza. gabriella is 5 foot 5... about 120 lbs. she has brown hair and brown eyes. she was wearing a gray short sleeved cardigan, white t-shirt and gray dress pants. anyone who knows anything is asked to contact santa rosa police. we'll keep you posted on air and on kron4.com. ahead at eight.. an east baycity saying sorry. after a post - that some

avoiding illegal battle that experts say has caused devastating erosion in monterey bay. the agreement requires semexusa to stop. it will be allowed to extract smaller amounts of sand for three years before shutting down completely. the california coastal commission is expected to vote on that agreement on july 13th july 13th. >>> governor brown's plan to build two massive tunnels in the delta one step close tore reality. representatives and the national marine fish early service concluded that the $16 billion prog would not threaten endangered species such as the delta smelt. it also could help some fish currently being killed. opponents say the project is too expensive and threatens harm to delta ecosystems created by water diversion. >>> our time is 4:56, people in the livermore area say their tap water tastes and smells bad. problem, compounds found in algae blooms affect the taste and smell. the phones have been ringing off the phone about this problem. the water supply come from a regional distributor getting most of the water out of the usually sun drenched delta.

friday is the opening of the 50th monterey pop festival in monterey, california.is the day the 2017 merkz cup race begins in hamilton, bermuda. >> rose: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. on behalf of all of us here, thank you for watching. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin with continuing coverage of president trump. he held a joint press conference with the president of are you mania today and addressed the testimony of former f.b.i. director james comey to the senate intelligence committee yesterday. and we talked to jonathan karl of aives who was at that press conference. >> when his lawyer yesterday responded to the comey testimony if the president's lawyer but also the president would accuse comey of lying and, if so, would the president be willing to sit down under oath and give his version of what happened in those conversations that he

half moon bay and that monterey buyoy. you loose that ridge of high pressure. you get acies temperature in. you get that up welling and it cools off. 58 sacramento, 51 monterey. 86 in -- it's only like 104, that's beautiful down there. palm springs 79, las vegas 85. low clouds, drizzle will give way to sun. the ridge is there but not anything holding a candle to like we had last week. if you are well inland you can still get 90s but 60s, 70s. in between. concord, buchanan is hotter than anyone. about five over livermore. about ten over san jose. plan accordingly. not much change here. little cooler early next week into the 4th. >> okay. a good chance we will be able to see fireworks over the bay? >> i have no idea right now. to faraway. five-days out. >> yeah. it can change. >> my guess is fog. i think it'll be higher. i think we will be okay. >> sometimes we don't know until that fireworks show starts. >> thank you. >>> access to the internet in remote areas around the world. coming up next we will tell you which tech giant is trying to make that happen. ♪ sun

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some whale watchers were on a boat near moss landing in monterey county. a blue whale was feeding and came up to the surface of the water several times. the animals can grow up to 100 feet. >>> a moose made quite a scene at a mall in colorado about 20 minutes from denver. it wandered into the flatirons mall where he was looking for a mate. the 700-pound animal was removed to south park in central colorado. the same moose was spotted father's day walking around another urban city. >>> the yearly review of the san jose police department is finished and auditors are calling for more transparency. we'll have a close-up look at that review coming up. >> reporter: the alameda county sheriff's office gets half a million dollars to fight violent extremism. what they plan to do with the money coming up. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out,

. >>> we are getting a rare sight at a blue whale in monterey county. some photographers captured it this weekend with a drone in the monterey county. they were on a whale watch boat near moss landing when this happened. you can see the animal come up and then dip underneath several times. wow. blue whales are the largest animals on earth and get as long as 100 feet. amazing video. >> that is wonderful video. time now 4:34. let's check weather with roberta gonzales. >> it's socked in. i don't want to put up black for you or gray. so i was just playing around with my camera shots and i think i have one for us. good morning, this is a look at our live weather camera looking out, i believe, from the transamerica pyramid. yeah. you know, we were just looking at this a couple of minutes ago and i noticed it had cleared out. now you can see the fog is kind of stretching and pushing back. 60 in redwood city and oakland. high 50s in livermore. now, the stratus is not well defined at all. but we are getting drizzle around the tri-valley and up and down the penin

a lot of fog down to santa cruz and monterey. will nose in tomorrow for a little warm-up. today, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and a few 100s. that is just one issue, sal. but you have others. >> yes. the worst for you at home would be leaving castro valley, going out to dublin and livermore. if you take 580, this is the route that a lot of people take to get out of the bay area to go on vacation. today i wouldn't recommend it. backed up from castro valley to the dublin interchange. of course we had traffic on 680 that was slow because of an accident near the castlewood exited. the last area for the last hour or so has been a big mess when it comes to traffic. 580 though if you're driving in the -- you know, in the commute direction, a little slow. but not too bad. now the slowdown comes because 680 is so slow. so give yourself plenty of extra time in the area. the nimitz free from hayward to freeman has been slow as it normally -- fremont has been slow as it normally is. we look at 280 in san jose, that traffic is going to be moderately he

for four of the areas, greater faralon, the cordel, monterey bay, and channel highland off the coastta barbara and venture i can't county. president's executive order is studying offshore areas for oil and gas exploration. two senators have called on officials to preserving the current boundaries they say protecting the sanctuaries is vital to the state's national heritage. we'll have a link on our website, that public comment period runs until july 26th. >>> new time now 5:35, san jose police arrested an assistant swim coach. timothy nwin arrested on thursday, he worked as an assistant coach for quick silver swim team. investigators say between december of 2015 to january of this year, winn text both male and female members of the swim team and asked them allegedly for nude photos and sexual favors. police say some of the victims complied with his request. winn is also accused of telling the swimmers don't cooperate with investigators. >>> meantime, the mother a silicon valley high school student is speaking out about a suspected kill list at her daughter's school. now we're conceal

the plant is run by zen ex-and sits on remote beach in monterey county. for more than a century sand has been removed and sold from there. the lands commission says the sand mining operation paid tribute to beach erosion there but to avoid a legal battle they reached an agreement for them to take less sands for three years before permanent will go shutting it down at the end of 2020. the coastal commission will vote on it july 13. >>> senate republicans are regrouping this morning as support for the healthcare bill within the gop continues to wane. >> and bart riders might be feeling a little safer today. bart officials keeping their promise on installing surveillance cameras on every train. i'm jessica flores live with the details coming up. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop

new are heading to monterey a good-looking weekend to do so. offshore flow clear skies 67 degrees in monterey today. 65 rockaway beach back through moss beach into montara. santa cruz at 80. 70s in san francisco. we should be right around the mid-60s. 82 degrees in oakland and berkeley and emeryville back through richmond. we have the 80s to nearly 90 around the peninsula. san jose 10 degrees above average for this time of the year. take a look at napa. sonoma, glen ellen, all flirting with 100. same around the delta today at 9 9 in brentwood. mid-90s in the tri-valley. we have a heat advisory and several watches that go into effect beginning tomorrow through monday. this does -- that red area is the delta, discovery bay and carquinez, triple digits. 104 on father's day away from the bay. that's very meaningful because if you have any golfing plans with dad or hiking plans do it early-morning. and this concerns me because it is a prolonged heat wave which means it starts to affect elderly and pets and plants. the alameda county fair kicks off.

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it happened about 10:30 at the intersection of monterey road and bailey. contacted authorities to determine the condition of the victims and what may have led up to this really horrible crash. >>> it's 5:01 and pride weekend kicking off in san francisco. millions of people expected to pile into the city. security will be as tight as ever. a lot has happened in the last year. "ing today in the bay's" bob redell. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. we're here in the civic center, the main heart of the sf pride celebration taking place tomorrow and sunday. organizers have already fenced off part of the area. the main stage is going up in front of city hall. you might recall that security was increased significantly last year because of the pulse gay nightclub shooting in orlando where 49 people were shot and killed. that is not going to change this year. in other words those same security measures will be in place again. san francisco police will be increasing iing the number of i officers at the pride event both in uniform and plain clo

the south bay and monterey bay region will likely remain dry and may actually warm in the warm and moistector of the storm on thursday. cool then develops on friday as the upper trough moves inland. high pressure begins to rebuild weekend with a return to dry weather and a gradual >> announcer: these statements have not been evaluated by the food and drug administration. this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. >> hi, and thanks for watching. i'm michael alden. >> and i'm dr. j.j. meier. today we're going to be talking about men's sexual health and performance. our guest today is a former olympic strength and conditioning coach. he has appeared on numerous television and radio programs and has authored several books on health and wellness -- specifically, sexual health. >> recently inducted into the national fitness hall of fame, he believes that sexual performance is suffering because of our stressful lifestyles, our poor diet, and many other factors.

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a shallow marine layer along the central coast will keep the monterey bay coastal areas much cooler. temperatures will still be hot across the interior for friday, just not as hot as this afternoon. additional cooling will occur over the weekend. (steve) safety is (steve) weekend. occur over the weekend. (steve) safety is the top priority for organizers of the alameda county fair. as people poured in to enjoy the attractions. temperatures soared to triple digits. kron-4's alecia reid joins us live from the pleasanton...al ecia how did the heat wave affect the fair? the high today was about 104 here in pleasanton, but that didn't stop folks from coming to the fair and walking around. although i must say it was noticably slow when it came to rides.pkgvisitors did everything they could to stay cool in the steaming temperatures from finding any type of shade, to staying hydrated. it was quite the task sotsotsotthere was no need to worry about lines in the hot sun. and water rides were a big hit. sotsotsotmanagement tells me all rides are in top shape. but they decided to shut a few of th

their slimy, bumpy and that been showing up on monterey beaches and crowding fishing nets. scientists say they are attracted to the warm waters along the west coast. it is too soon to tell if they will stick around permanently. joining me is a doctor from the fisheries lab in santa cruz. can you give us a better idea of what these are and why they are showing up so much especially right now? >> what looks like a single organism as a colonial organism made up of several individuals. sort of like a coral head looks like a single organism but it is made up of individual polyps. a sea pickles is actually colonial organism. why they are showing up in such great numbers, we aren't sure. the warm waters could be contributing to their high abundance. historically, we have had warm years in the past, and those warm years did not lead to these large numbers of sea pickles. >> so far there have been reports of alaska, oregon, monterey bay, could this expand the population and include more coastline of the bay area as well? >> in over recent survey, he did see them from san diego all t

and 85 in the high sierras. 67 monterey bay which sounds just fantastic. our numbers, 65 in pacifica. 63 in half moon bay. a 40-degree temperature span. 63-- 130 to brentwood and discovery bay. and hotter wednesday and thursday before the gradual cooling occurs through the weekend. we have a baseball game. clear skies and 69 degrees. go, a's. >>> trending today, tiger woods says he is getting professional help. he tweeted saying it will help him manage his back pain and sleep disorder in response to his arrest last month. he was found asleep at the wheel in florida. arrested on suspicion of dui. he had an unexpected reaction to prescription medication. >>> some video out of southern california is going viral. it shows a woman grabbing what she thought was a dog toy and it turns out it was a snake. this was captured in the back yard of a home. the moment she -- she dropped it. it was a small rattlesnake. animal control came and took it away. >>> the performance of a lifetime. a 4-year-old girl belted how far i'll go at her preschool graduation. ♪ [ music ]

live doppler 7, you have to go towards monterey to get the fog now. temperatures 70s, 80s inland.ls like summer night. 50s near the coast. and live picture, beautiful view of the bay lights across the bay sparkling. heat peaks tomorrow. records possible. relief arrives beginning friday and cooling continues weekend. time lapse from santa cruz, inviting with the fog. this afternoon. really looking for a way to beat the heat, this would be a good place to go. check out microclimates, beach forecast, santa cruz, 79 dreerksz n degrees, not triple digit heat. all the beaches will be comfortable. kids out of school good time to go to beach if you have day off. tomorrow morning low 50s to low 70s, nice start to the morning. don't have to worry about layers. fire danger you should be concerned about. winds overnight increasing, tomorrow morning, north-northeasterly wind dry ing this things out. and easing towards weekend. triple digits gilroy, morgan hill. san jose. red wood city, mountain view. 67 in pacifica. warmer today. triple digits around santa rosa sonoma, 95 fremont. good idea to

many pups stick around because adults leave and they feel safe. 23 species of shark in the monterey bayso popular with the shark researchers. any chance trying to make you feel good to reel you in? feel good to reel you in? just - welcome to your guide to pride. san francisco pride is coming up june 24th and 25th, and the theme this year is a celebration of diversity. while pride has evolved to become a celebration of our diverse community, pride did start as a protest to liberate our community. it's been 47 years, and in the year 2017, we've seen a regression, if you will, or a potential attack on the progress we have made to our equal rights fight. so what will pride look like this year? what does it mean to the leaders of the lgbtq community in san francisco? we'll take a look and hear from some of the major lgbtq organizations and leaders.

sunny skies around monterey. this looks like napa, upper 70s today.ittle change until we get to the beginning of the workweek, we see the warmer temperatures peak on monday. tuesday will be almost as warm, cooler numbers, in fact, thursday looks like one of the coolest days for next week. antioch warmer, mid-80s, the warmer location, a slight dip tomorrow. maybe a stronger delta breeze. looking at those upper '80s by early next week. you two, cooling into the 70. we talked about the upper 60s in oakland. matter 70s in fremont. palo alto 75. san jose, up in the north bay, 78 napa. 76 in san rafael. you notice we do have fog and low clouds coming back tonight. we will be able to check out our live cameras throughout the day today, showing you a myriad of pretty pictures with the wall-to-wall sunshine. 60s at the coast. 70s at the bay. mid-80s inland, cooler today and tomorrow should be slightly cooler inland again. we'll look for the numbers to be on the reverse as we climb to the 90 inland, a summer spread the heat ease, slightly late tuesday, wednesda

the same for sacramento and monterey, 115 to 120 from palm springs down to tucson. tucson is it 116 or above three days in a row. it is 107 in clear lake, 94 in kentfield, one of three in vacaville, someone 95 in napa 96. concord 100, brentwood, oakley, livermore, lexington, all 100. san jose will probably get to 99 near 100. 70s on the coast, nice. 80s and 90s on the financial. -- 90s on the peninsula. this is one of the hottest days. >> i am tapping out. >>> san francisco is getting greener and the new lights across the city. handballer 1: you know what i could go for? scrambled eggs and pancakes. crave van! jack: hey, guys. try my jumbo breakfast platter with sausage or bacon, plus 8 mini pancakes, eggs and a hash brown for just $2.99. you crave it. we serve it. crave van! handballer 1: you know what i scrambled eggs and pancakes. crave van! jack: hey, guys. try my jumbo breakfast platter with sausage or bacon, plus 8 mini pancakes, eggs and a hash brown for just $2.99. you crave it. we serve it. crave van! >>> several streets and san francisco will be a lot brig

sonoma beating out competition which includes lake tahoe and monterey. >>> up next a llama on the loose more than 150 families -- now in danger of being kicked out of . >>> tonight at six, more than 150 families in danger being kicked out of their homes. >>> at 5 o'clock, we had a llama on the loose. >> the sheriff -- while fellow llama watched and it became a big thing. >> easy now. where are you taking my friends. >> the llama made it back unharmed after some verbal counseling. >> walking him back to the pasture to his friends. >> looks like a scene from a comedy movie. thanks for joining us. >> hope to see you back at 6:00. >>> tonight health care mystery. an obamacare replacement that affects tens of millions of americans from public view. cloaked in secrecy by senate republicans. a plan to vote in just days, what is in the bill? >>> tropical storm warning expanded on the gulf coast from texas to louisiana. also, crippling heat, so hot in one city it's forcing flights to be grounded. >>> violent ride, severe turbulence sends passengers and a crew member to the hospital in houston. >

around monterey 52, san francisco buoy and bodega bay buoy 49 and cold. 40s on a lot of the temperatures, 51 in san francisco, the warmest temperature at embarcadero at 52. 47 in santa rosa and many 40s to the east. lafayette a cool 46, livermore at 44, 47 by the concord pavilion and along with blackhawk. today and tomorrow about the same, morning fog, sunny and nice. the system coming across with a lot of energy and carving out thursday, friday with another system on saturday. 60s to 90s today, 60s and 70s by the water, 80s on the interior. around the bay there's too much in the way of low clouds, 70s for a few and 80s for a few others. 50s and 60s on the coast, 70s and 80s on the peninsula. maybe rain on thursday north of the golden gate, windy and cool into the weekend.>>> the picture from london a source of inspiration, coming up, what we know about this man following the terror attack and the man behind it. >>> coming up at 6:30 am, privatizing air traffic control and what president trump is planning and what this means for the travelers. >>> [ music playing ] >> the popstar ariana

that's because i work for a lifetime in weather. 58 in eureka. 59 mendocino. 70 monterey.acramento just 67 today. really cooling down in advance of this. partly cloudy at sfo. if you are going to new york it will be dry for the first time in a few days. and 69 degrees. los angeles looks a-okay. so do we really. today the numbers close to average. 56 in san francisco. concord78 today. oakland 67. in the south bay we're starting out mostly cloudy and temperatures in the mid-70s today. east bay walnut creek 76 degrees. pittsburg 80. brentwood 83. livermore 79. that's not quite as warm as yesterday. 73 for petaluma. 73 for san rafael. mill valley 72. and in santa rosa 76. finally up in lake tahoe it's still warm near 80. extended forecast rain tomorrow, and then it will break up by tomorrow night. friday we'll get the sun coming out. the weekend will be chilly and nice with numbers in the warmest spots from the low to mid-70s. that's weather. for the latest on uber, here's michelle. >>> brian, thank you. uber is working to improve its workplace culture. the san francisco-based

whale watchers spotted two groups of whales near monterey bay. they captured two pods last saturday ten miles south of carmel bay. marine biologists identify them by their short blows and long feet. they believe the whales were following food by squid. these whales can hold their breath for up to an hour, which makes them nearly impossible to track. >>> next on abc 7 morning, at 6:00, a mysterious breach at this peninsula water tank. why neighbors are being told not to drink what xoms out of the tap. >>> -- comes out of the tap. >>> the search to find this woman last seen in the east bay. today is saturday june 3rd, it is great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, lisa. >> hey, chris, good morning to you. we do have a good deal of cloud cover keep streaming in over the bay area. not only is it the low deck. everyone is looking at grey skies. this was really just overwhelm with the low and high clouds. low 50s

monterey, that's just one. 50s, but the did come down a little bit. yesterday was a banner day for phoenix, only 108. first time in 10 or 11 days they were not 110 or higher. the fog is building in, but it's not anything off the scale. 60s, 70s, 80s, to a few low 90s. morgan hill is in the mid-80s. friday looks to be the warmest day, and then we settle in for the weekend for near average temperatures is a little cooler on monday. >> okay. that sounds nice. sounds pretty nice. i'm not a hearing as many complaints, are you? >> no, by far. >> all right, steve. >> thank you, steve. 4:19 is the time right enough to. a new honor for former president obama. the california street that will soon get a new name. >> also up next, looking back at the famous summer of love, and an inspirational artist. his name is stanley mouse. we'll show you what he has been doing since that incredible summer of 1967. ♪ the moments that connect us happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. folgers, the best part of wakin' up. ♪

. >> reporter: coach at the monterey county aquatics club. tonight the san jose unified school district confirms he was also assistant coach at pioneer high school. win did pass a criminal background check before they hired him offer at pioneer high school. we should mention there is actually a swim meet going on right now involving quick silver. >> the waiting continues for the family of a missing san francisco man. are the remains found in a warehouse those of chhay. the main suspect is his friend tang. authorities believe tang fled to cambodia. they are now waiting for the dna test results. family members still can't fathom what is going on. >> we are sad and disappointed. >> he has been missing since mother's day. he van nished after telling his wife he was going to see his friend bob tang. >> hundreds of caged birds were found in a backyard of a home in east bay. tonight a potential solution on what to do with the exotic birds. keeping them on the property violates county and state regulation. the landowner is refusing to give up the bir