in northern california, two bummer beaches are in humboldt county.unty and four are in san mateo county. >> the bay area's most polluted beach and california's second most polluted beach is lakeshore beach here in san mateo. >> reporter: two poor water circulation and high bacteria counts. >> weak circulation and waves lowers the dilution rate at the site. >> reporter: at number three linda mar beach on the pacific due to polluted runoff from nearby san pedro creek. >> located at the mouth of flowing streams and creeks often have elevated bacteria levels due to many pollution sources draining into the creek and out into the ocean. >> i don't like it. i come here to surf with my family and children. so yeah, i don't like it if it's polluted, of course. >> reporter: number five, half moon bay's roosevelt beach with high bacteria counts when it rains. number 10, half moon bay's surfers beach, also with high bacteria when it rains. >> rain flushes contaminants and bacteria sources from our streets including fertilizer, pet waste and automotive fluids int

" carlos quesada - is cco of the epilepsy foundation of northern california based in oakland. he said there are thousands of parents with children having daily seizures who want all medical treatments explored. even those involving cannabis :00-:10 carlos quesada - cco, epilepsy foundation of northern california "well from our point of view any new options i can become a tool for a doctor to stop a seizure is always welcome if we can stop one child from stopping a seizure because of a new option that is good news " carlos says the epilepsy foundation has parents here asking all the time if cbd oil, derived from marijuana, could help their kids. there has been several national news stories about parents exploring the treatment and it's worked. but until now it's been illegal carlos says anyone trying this treatment needs to make sure it's under a doctor's watch. :00-:10 carlos quesada - cco, epilepsy foundation of northern california as long as these new options are managed and watched by a respected neurologist or epileptologist then these good" in oakland gabe slate kron 4 ne

it will be warm all around northern california. outside right now, here's coit tower. can see it lit up in the rainbow colors getting ready for the parade sunday. so should be a pretty comfortable day in san francisco on sunday. but friday, saturday, temperatures even around the water will be in the low 80s. that's above normal. foggy in some of our live cameras. that's what's showing some cloud coverage out there. but not too bad. not as bad as the past couple mornings. 52 in san francisco. 52 in livermore. 56 in concord. so visibility okay: west wind pushing in the marine layer. this is going to keep our temperatures from getting too hot out there. inland locations you llwarmer yesterday but right around the water they should feel pretty comfortable, pretty normal. we are looking at upper 60s, low 70s thanks to this that you see right here. west winds at sfo 13. downtown 14. so that of course contributes to bringing in some of the cooler ocean air. by tomorrow and saturday, the big concern is the wind direction will shift. instead of coming in from the west it will c

this grower in rural northern california is trying to survive. >> we've gotten outside jobs in order to make this small farm stay alive. >> do you worry and get nervous that ultimately -- it may not work out for you. >> every day. >> not just because of the competition, coming up tonight at mendocino and she'll show you why most small potmere expected to fail under the state's new investigative unit, you can give them a call or logon to our website, nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. the number is on the screen 888-996-tips. >> 4:49 right now. the uc berkeley grad and father of two is dead this morning. he was shot and killed while camping at malibu creek state park. they believe someone shot him while he was in his tent. next to his 2-year-old and 4-year-old daughters. according to the go fund me account, beloved father and husband and brother. he and his wife were planning to move from ir vs vine to the bay area. they have not released any details on a suspect. >>> maxine waters coming under fire after calling on trump's administration if someone sees him at a restaurant or department

kron 4's gabe slate spoke with the epilepsy foundation of northern california which said thousands of parents they work with are hoping this will be the miracle drug that will end the daily seizures their children suffer. "there are over 180,000 people in northern california suffering from epilepsy so anything we can do to help we will" carlos quesada - is cco of the epilepsy foundation of northern california based in oakland. he said there are thousands of parents with children having daily seizures who want all medical treatments explored. even those involving cannabis :00-:10 carlos quesada - cco, epilepsy fountion of northern california "well from our point of view any new options i can become a tool for a doctor to stop a seizure is always welcome if we can stop one child from stopping a seizure because of a new option that is good news " carlos says the epilepsy foundation has parents here asking all the time if cbd oil, derived from marijuana, could help their kids. there has been several national news stories about parents exploring the treatment and it's worked. but until now

in northern california, 80% of the 96 monitored beaches received an a or b grade during the summer months. >> reporter: you can check out realtime pollution levels at

forced to leave their hopes the new warnings from officials asthmas ever wildfires grow in northern california. jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you?

it will dry a lot of things out across northern california. including those higher elevations back on the nevada side of tahoe. it will be a fire weather watch starting as early as this coming weekend. something to keep in mind. we are obviously going to start to feel that he eventually when the weather pattern just for now, we are dealing with the west winds and that marine layer. it has burned off all morning long. we had thick clouds covering a lot of our views. this is our dublin camp. that wind is pushing those trees around pick up the 90 and san francisco. 67 livermore. 71 for concorde. temperatures will pretty much stay close to where they are. you may see an increase of a degree or two this afternoon. upper 50s for those highs around the coastline. low to mid 70s for a lot of the south day. out east, that's what temperatures will be slightly warmer than yesterday. mid to upper 70s expected for -- pittsburgh, 70 around -- walnut creek. 69 degrees. around the bay, it will stay pretty cool. low to mid 60s. that is the average by -- below

"there are over 180,000 people in northern california suffering from epilepsy so anything we can do to help we will" carlos quesada - is cco of the epilepsy foundation of northern california based in oakland. he said there are thousands of parents with children seizures who medical explored. involving :00-:10 carlos epilepsy northern "well from our new options i can become a tool for a doctor to stop a seizure is always welcome if we can stop one child from stopping a of a new option that is good news " carlos says the epilepsy has parents here asking all the time if cbd from marijuana, their kids. several national news stories about parents treatment and it's worked. but until now it's been illegal carlos says anyone trying this treatment needs to make a doctor's watch. :00-:10 carlos quesada - cco, epilepsy foundation of northern california as long as these new options are managed and watched by a respected neurologist or then these options could be good" in oakland gabe slate kron 4 news kron 4 news (ken) a new study shows a scary statistic about children and an opioid medication. a

the new california and northern california would likely stay democratic. uthern california might become a swing state. it's unclear. the group opposing the split called one california said splitting california in three new states will triple the amount of special interests, burocracy. >> and coming up, the world cup. while the us is not in this year's tournament, there's plenty of reasons for american fans to get excited. like i said, it's on fox. this is synergy. it's important. you need the footy and it's next. hey! we didn't have a homeowners claim last year so allstate is giving us money back on our bill. well, that seems fair. we didn't use it. wish we got money back on gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is wor it. >> shepard: the most popular sporting event on our planet is coming back to the united states and canada and mexico. which should be interesting. the 2026 world cup will be in north america. the announcement came a day before this year's tournament came in russia. the first game is tomor

the february sweep netted 232 arrests in northern california. james schwab told woulbe surprised to up 0. nowhere close to the 860 potential arrests the justice department said schaaf jeopardized with her warning. schwab resigned in march over what he claimed were misleading statements by the administration and i.c.e. just released the same statement that it did then reading in part: it was back -- the same statement yesterday that read in part: t. while we disagree with mr. schwab on this issue, we appreciate his service and wish him well." it was back in february when mayor schaaf released a statement saying she had gotten word that ice raids were imminent. she was right. the four day operation began that er >>> back in february mayor schaaf released a statement saying that i.c.e. raids immi e was right! that four-day operation the sama ov herarning w nationwi. >> i can tell you that i know a lot more about what makes my community safe than a congress member from iowa. >> reporter: she is referring to an iowa congressman who introduced a bill

the february sweep netted 232 arrests in northern california. james schaub told the "bay area news group" said they would be surprised to pick up 200. nowhere close to the 860 potential arrests the justice department said schaaf jeopardized with her warning. schaub resigned in march over what he claimed were misleading statements by the administration and i.c.e. just released the same statement that it did then reading in part: it was back in february when mayor schaaf release statement saying she had gotten word that ice raids were imminent. she was right. the four day ope the debate over it was back in february when mayor schaaf released a statement saying she had gotten word that i.c.e. raids were imminent. the four-day operation began that same week and the debate over her warning went nationwide. >> she simply chose to put the safety of a small number of criminals being targeted by the federal authorities over the safety of law-abiding residents. >> i can tell you that i know a lot more about what makes my community safe than a congress mem

flames flickering through smoky skies over northern california. the pawnee fire doubling in size overnight, torching over 1,500 acres in 24 hours and still growing. at least 12 structures have burned. nearly 600 more buildings and homes threatened. hundreds of residents told to get out as the flames close in on their homes. chopper shots showing the sheer magnitude of this blaze. crews racing to douse the flames and cut fire lines. >> firefighters have a challenge on their hands. but they're fighting the fire aggressively on the ground and in the air. >> reporter: meanwhile, more fires raging across central oregon. the boxcar fire setting these hilltops ablaze, scorching an area twice the size of washington, d.c. firefighters dousing hot spots from above, desperate to get the upper hand. the inferno, one of three burning statewide. all fueled by hot, dry, gusting conditions. >> will, quite the scene out there. we can see the flames in the distance behind you. tell us about the conditions firefighters are battling right now. >> reporter: well, whit

(jrstone)and we'll update you on the northern california family whose retirement home was engulfed by lava in hawaii's leilani estates. (michelle)plus... what championship would be complete... without the gear to show off your team's victory? we head to oakland where fans are buying up tons of merch... and how the local libraries are joining in on the fun. up and at 'em!warriors fans were up bright and early, waiting in line at the oracle arena team store to get their hands on official n-b-a championship gear. kron 4's sara stinson was there when the doors opened and shows us what this year's gear looks like. reporter intro: ("dub nation is still very excited about last nights game even my voice is hoarse from watching it! they're now here at the oracle team store buying up all the nba championship swag, buying shirts for the family. but the most important item? the championship hat. i've seen every single person in line tha the entire team put these on at the end of the game last night.")the line wrapped around the oracle arena team store for most of the day. ("came up here said i wa

we do have some cloud cover on the north corner of northern california by eureka. the fog and clouds will return, tuesday morning a little bit of patchy drizzle returning. the onshore breeze in fairfield about 14 miles per hour. it needs to be closer to 30 miles per hour before we feel the cold pacific air pumping through the delta. for the time being the temperatures are fairfairfield, closer to the bay, 54 in san francisco and oakland. here's a look at the forecast for santa rosa, we will be off to a mild

giants of land and sea let's visitors discover the natural forces that make northern california such a unique place. you get an interactive look at everything from whales to the redwood forest to san francisco's famous fog. you'll even learn how earthquake fault lines help create california's diverse topography. giants of land and sea opens on friday. >>> northern california, southern california and then just california.nia.ni next at 5:00, you'll see side if we should divide our state. >>> we'll go back to the scene of the breaking than doubles your chance of escape in case of a fire. smoke alarms can provide an early warning if you follow these 3 steps. repalce your smoke alarms every 10 years. if they're old an discolored it's time to replace them. check your batteries regularly. a great time to change them is every spring and fall when you change your clocks. and lastly, check your alarms weekly. replace. change. test. because early warnings help to save lives. >>> a state defensive vietded. the idea to split california into three separate states will be up to you in november. >>

it would divide the state into northern california, southern california, and california. each region with roughly the same population. if voters approve it state and federal lawmakers would then have to give the okay. >> pacifica residents aren't used to car thefts but tonight they're the latest victims being targeted. many of the break in's happened over the weekend. investigators believe this is part of a larger burglary ring. >> reporter: it's one of those quiet neighborhoods you can find in almost any corner of the bay area. neighbors here feel it is so safe and quiet they literally do not lock their car doors. >> i've left my truck unlocked and some of the other neighbors leave their stuff unlocked. >> that's kind of the point of whyoe i pacifica right? >> right. >> and criminals seem to know that too. pacifica police say early sunday morning between midnight and 2:00 a.m. burglaries rifled through 30 cars in the area and yes most of them were unlocked. scott says they took clothes out of this white ford expedition and scattered them in the street. the crooks then to

the initiative would work like a big ugorce with 3 spouses, northern california, southern california and counties from los angeles through santa barbara would make a new california and divide the assets and liabilities like the college and university systems, prisons, power grids and water rights. some of california gets its water from northern california and that would spark a major legal battle. all this is predicated on voter approval and a recent poll by survey usa says 72% of registered voters oppose the split, only 17% supported and even if for some reason voters say yes it then has to beig off by the state legislature and the u.s. congress. the measure was backed and funded by billionaire investor tim draper, the same man who spent millions trying to split california into six dates in 2012, and 2014. he says the state government has rotted. >> in california we can't do worspae ghest taxes and get the worst service, the worst education, the worst infrastructure. >> medical disagree california has big-time problems like taxes and housing costs but they said dividing the state in

is blaming p=g-and-e power lines for starting 12 northern california wildfires back in october.eral fires that turned deadly in the north ba

northern california -- >> it's okay if he can just finish this last slide. >> this is the last slide. local apprentices, blue line, light blue line, women. gold, abc. again, 40 times the number of apprentices done in these union programs. the abc is another bad contractor. >> thank you, mr. lanesburg. [applause] >> good morning, supervisors. mayor elect. john doughty, electrical 6. at least been a really coordinated misinformation campaign coming across to us today here. the p.l.a. doesn't restrict l.b. contractors from bidding to work, doesn't require that they're no longer eligible to bid this work. it's in the law. we have to do that. local hire is not under threat by this p.l.a. local hire is a success because of the building trades unions in san francisco. based on the slides you just saw from alex, northern california abc who was helping to coordinate this misinformation campaign can't in half of one of the most populous states in the country cannot match the numbers we do in 49 square miles because they don't have a complotmemitm women. they don't have a commitment to african-

kron 4's gabe slate talked to a representative of the epilepsy foundation of northern california.e says thousands of parents are hoping this will be the miracle drug to end the daily seizures their children suffer. "there are over 180,000 people in northern california suffering from epilepsy so anything we can do to help we will" carlos quesada - is cco of the epilepsy foundation of northern california based in oakland. he said there are thousands of parents with children having daily seizures who want all medical treatments explored. even those involving cannabis :00-:10 carlos quesada - cco, epilepsy foundation of northern california "well from our point of view any new options i can become a tool for a doctor to stop a seizure is always welcome if we can stop one child from stopping a seizure because of a new option that is good news " carlos says the epilepsy foundation has parents here asking all the time if cbd oil, derived from marijuana, could help their kids. there has been several national news stories about parents exploring the treatment and it's worked. but until now

blaming p-g-&e power lines for starting at least a dozen wildfires which devastated parts of northern californianeys for the fire victims are responding to the cal-fire report which blames p-g-and-e. kron-4's gabe slate was at the news conference .. and has the details... pacific gas and electric company (pg&e) today issued the following statement in response to the latest release of information by the california department of forestry and fire protection (cal fire) regarding some of the october 2017 northern california wildfires:the safety of our customers, their families and the communities we serve is our most important job. the loss of life, homes and businesses in these extraordinary wildfires is simply heartbreaking, and we remain focused on helping communities recover and rebuild.programs overall met state's high standardswe look forward to the opportunity to carefully review the cal fire reports to understand the agency's perspectives.based on the information we have so far, we continue to believe our overall programs met our state's high standards.for example, pg&e meets or exceeds regu

the crack down in one northern california city. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. >>> here we are, one month out from the 4th of july, and officials in some communities already cracking down on illegal fireworks. the city of sacramento announced the launch of a fireworks task force, and officials have already pounds of illegal fireworks. thunderstorms hope to pre-- authorities hope to prevent injuries as well as fires. >> a lot of

we'll have important information on the upcoming obon season in the bay area japantowns, the northern californiaoy and tofu festival, asl e performance from one of the show's featured stars, all on our show y. well, did some of you raise an eyebrow when you heard reggae being featured on "asian pacific america?" well, we understand, and we're here to enlighten. the key to remember is island reggae. joining me to help do that is musician sammielz, a prominent reggae artist born and raised in new zealand, who first came onto the scene as the lead singer of dss, da soul sound. this year, he released the ep "love process" and we'll start the "love process" tour on july 27 with samu and latasha lee. and also with us, fresh from his job with san jose, our old friend, the organizer of the seventh annual island reggae festival, danny osi perez, the driving force behind this unique cultural event. welcome and welcome back, good to see you. sammielz: thank you for having us. robert: give me an idea, we've been followingfesta. what's in store this year? danny osi perez: we kept it more back home. some of t

along the vallejo waterfront enjoy the northern california pirates festival this weekend with entertainment and craft vendors. in san francisco, head to corgi con this saturday where you'll find hundreds of corgis and theiocean beach. a festival with street performers, food booths, vendors and a full- length concert. the popular presidio kite festival this saturday includes a build your own kite workshop, flying lessons and more. all events are at the main parade ground. north beach festival, arts, crafts, beer, entertainment, chalk area. there will be 100 wines forting at uncorked, the san francisco wine festival this saturday, at the metreon also featuring food vendors and music. in pacifica, the gardens by the sea tour and plant sale is this saturday. get your tickets at sanchez art center. saturday. and our last stop, the south bay, where you can shop for food and browse vendors while listening to music at the south bay veg fair at santa clara county fairgrounds. giants are on the road. a's are home. i'm rosemary orozco. that's your "weekend watch." >>> mcdonald's is the latest restaura

so it e will prevent tothat fro reaching northern california but then two highs merge together. so we have two ridges. by friday, saturday this is why we are going to reach triple digits. we'll be impacted by both. they will work together to bring on the heat for northern california, southern california, and all across the desert southwest. so triple digits for a lot of communities all throughout the state and, yes, fire weather is a concern by then as well because it's going to be very dry as our rain-snow futurecast shows and we are also going to see our wind direction shift from west to a north wind and that's the offshore breeze that increases fire danger. so friday, saturday are the peak days. the heat will be on. it's going to ex ay and then temperatures dive next week. >>> and we are going to head back over to tracy. that's where we're tracking the slowest traffic right now and this is a big backup that we are beginning to get used to and see this every morning now. westbound 205. caltrans has a lot of ongoing roadwork through this stretch and they will be doing that thro

. >>> in northern california, a wildfire that destroyed a dozen buildings threatens hundreds more. >>> and protesters in minneapolis demand justice for a black man shot and killed by police. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> the department of homeland security says it knows the location of all children in custody who were separated from mexicoparents at the u.s./ border. meanwhile president trump is not backing down from his hard line stance on illegal immigration. hena dough be is here in new york with more. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. parents who have been reunited with their children now have the option of being deported together. now because of confusion and lack of coordination between government agencies, activists say parents were being removed from the u.s. and their children were left behind. on sunday the president tweeted that the u.s. cannot allow all of these people to invade our country.w,ith no judges or cour cases, bring them back from where they ca

fire blaming pg&e tonight for causing 8 more of the deadly fires ..that devastated parts of northern california last october. state senator jerry hill (d-san bruno):unfortunately i was not susprised because i expect this based on what i had seen and learned over the last six months. state senator jerry hill helped lead the effort to convict and fine pg&e in the 2010 san bruno explosion. state senator jerry hill (d-san bruno):pg&e had diverted 500-million dollars from safety, from maintenance, from operations to and diverted to bonuses and incentives for executives, that they had not done the mainteance that was necessary, had not done the proper testing, they neglected the system. and that is what investigators say is the case with the fires.they say.. 11 out of the 16 that have been fully investigated... started because of damaged pg&e power lines and equipment. state senator jerry hill (d-san bruno):pg& e is going out of their way right now in sacramento trying to convince everyone that there is a new normal, that the narrative has changed, that now we have a common problem of climate change

i'm jessie from the hearing an speech center of northern california.it's my first time here today, so i apologize for n knowing how things work. i have a presentation. thank you. so, just me here today from the hearing and speech center. the hearing and speech center of northern california is a nonprofit organization in san francisco, we're celebrating our 101st year providing services in san francisco in the bay area. and i'm going to -- national better hearing and speech month, so i'm he to talk about age related hearing loss today. so age related loss is better known as press pa kocsis, it's a progressive deterioration of the auditory cells and processing functions and is associated with with the aging process. as you can see on the slide, it is prevalent in one-third of people over the age of 65 they have hearing loss of this type. that number goes up to one-half over the age of 75. it's the third most prevalent chronic condition in the united states in older americans after hypertension and arthritis. it's often overlooked. it'sundetected, underes

is northern california fire rages out of control while thousands are forced to evacuate. good evening. >> the latest numbers, the pun he fire as mo 10,000 acres. 22 structures have been destroyed with 600 more at risk. katy nelson is live in spring valley were firefighters are racing to save homes tonight. >> reporter: the fire has laid down for the night. that is a term they have used to calm fire conditions. the wind is still, temperatures dropping, humidity coming up, that is good news for firefighters. we are at the end of trump mountain road. earlier we introduced you to the man who lives down here. we were actually able to come with him as he made his emotional return back home after the fire made a run up this canyon this afternoon. sometimes words alone are not enough to say thank you. >> this right here is everything -- my whole life i put into this house. >> reporter: these firefighters braved 100 foot tall flames that raced up the canyon, threatening his home and dozens of others. >> helicopters, you guys are amazing. i can't thank you enough. >> reporter: this

that is cool. >>> nascar made a stop in northern california at cinema raceway.r ammondinger, with 20 laps to go, defending cup champion mark truex drewer. made his move on harvick. won the race by 10 seconds. the second career win at sonoma. >>> fire survivors, first responders and lifesaving bus drivers were honored at the sonoma raceway. bus driver whose helped evacuate senior citizens during the fire were honored for their service during last fall's firestorm. race fans, businesses and community members bought 1100 free tickets to give to the fire survivors part of the raceway sonoma rising initiative. we talked about it on the 9 promoting efforts to rebuild the vitality of that region. >>> a 16-year-old driver we introduced to you on friday right here on the 9. just minutes before the start of yesterday's race, hailey received her diploma. the only woman a part of nascar's next program. she finished 7th in saturday's race. >> very good. >>> every week on the 9 we are excited to highlight the incredible athletic abilities of children and teens in a segment we

the bay area would be part of the new state of "northern california." the central coast and los angeles would keep the original california name. the rest of the state, which includes the central valley and san diego would be called "southern california." ( james ) happening now... as police call off the search for two missing teens from yolo county... prosecutors are charging 4 suspects in the case with murder. two of those suspects -- chandale shannon and jonathan froste -- spent time in san francisco. these are the pictures the posted online. they, along with two others, are now facing murder, kidnapping and other charges related to the disappearance of enrique rios and his friend elijah moore. both went missing two years ago. they are presumed to be dead... but their families want to know for sure. they want closure... <"my daughter... that's her big brother. she says, 'mom where is my brother? he said he's always going to protect me.' but he's not here. how do you tell her that?">( james ) recent leads in the case brought police to a stretch of the

a lot of those beaches are here in northern california. it's called the beach bummer list. de to 459 california beaches based on the level of harmful -- bacteria found in the water. this year, seven of the top 10 beaches the most polluted beaches are in northern california. that list will be released at 11:00 this morning. >>> a massive grass fire spreads to a junkyard in the east bay. what might have started that fire and caused a health a warning this morning. >> also, you could soon see electric scooters back on the street in san francisco. we will tell you how soon permits for those scooters will be issued. ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. >>> no one can declare victory yet. about 90,000 ballots still need to be counted. we have the latest numbers for you. >>> knocked it down. >> we are celebrating a big warriors when last night in game three of the nba finals. you will hear from the biggest stars. the warriors are

most polluted beaches will be released this morning and a lot of the beaches are right hear in northern californiad the beach bummer list, it gives a letter grade to california beaches based on the levels of harmful bacteria found in the water. this year seven out of the top 10 beaches, the most polluted beaches are in northern california. >> a two day sea urchin harvest off the coast of sonoma county collected three and a half tons of, rchins, divers came from all over the bay area to clean up the floor of the ocean cove. the urchins were eating the food needed by other species, now the experts will have to wait and see if the harvest will help to restore the kelp and the abalone to that part of the coast. >>> kevin durant knocks it down. >> the warriors are celebrating a big win in game three, you will hear from the games biggest stars now that the team is one win away from a championship. >>> no candidate can claim victory in the san francisco mayors race, we have the latest numbers coming up. >>> this is ktvu fox news mornings on 2. >>> it's thursday, june 17th. >> good morning, i am dave clar

we are definitely feeling that all across northern california. you will have it again inland today especially around the water it may feel slightly cooler than yesterday but still overall this ridge of high pressure is out there. and yes, it's going to impact the entire state. so here's a live look now towards "salesforce tower." and noticing just a slight haze in some areas. these west winds right now at sfo 7, 11 for downtown san francisco. but really calm through oakland and hayward, three to five-mile-per-hour winds across the south bay. and then fairfield southwest wind up to 18 miles per hour through the delta. as far as any kind of cloud coverage to help keep things cool, that's not the case today. we are only seeing that valley fog forming east of fairfield and then even off the coast not much cloud cover. so clear, not much marine layer. there's a little fog in half moon bay. santa rosa eight-mile visibility but that doesn't impact drivers. temperatures in the 50s and 60s right now. so temperatures are still pretty comfortable and mild f

it would divide the state into northern california california, sacramento and the bay area. southern california from fres to california. and coast line from los angeles to monterey called califnia. if passes it would require the approval of congress. in 1863 west virginia broke from virginia to become a separate state. >>> tonight hundreds of people came together in orlando, florida. they shared memories of the 49 lives lost in the pulse nightclub shooting two years ago. the merial included music, flowers and pictures of those who were killed with reflections on their live. supporters are raising ne for a permanent memorial to be built. >>> in san francisco the victims of the pulse nightclub shooting were also remembered tonight. speaking out against gun violence. ktvu's amber lee attended the two events. >> reporter: organizers say the event here is a tribute to the victims and a call for gun control reform. at the corner of 18th and castro dozens of people, leaders and citizens gathered to honor the 49 victims of the pulse nightclub shooting. most of the killed were member

friday into saturday, high pressure builds back across northern california. so let's put you through a temperature progression based on some of our computer models comparing wednesday, friday, and saturday's potential high temperatures. notice wednesday, probably the coolest day of the week. nice and comfortable. by the time we get to friday, 90s beginning to make a comeback. and now get ready for this. this is one of the computer it's an unpleasant sight for the north bay and east bay. you can see that line of pink, numbers approaching 100 degrees coupled with some north winds which could mean red flag warnings by friday and saturday. so really a tale of two weeks. cool and mild at least through about wednesday. thursday we begin to see temperatures rebound, and we'll have to watch those north winds as high pressure builds back. could be looking at elevated fire danger and very likely a hot start to next weekend. then cooling during the day on sunday. >> janelle doesn't like the heat. we need to get her out of town for the weekend. >> hot. >> you're going to

satellite shows this, high clouds across northern california and the bay area.th and strong gusty winds towards the sierras. looking right now, the current wind speeds, they are trending down. the wind speed is out of the north and west out of napa at 16 miles per hour. sfo had a gust of 40 miles per hour. right now it is 18. there's a breeze at 22 miles per hour. the current numbers out there, 50s and 60s. concorde is a 62, san jose 69. the live camera looks at san francisco, we are in the clear, scattered clouds this evening. we could have patch and fog developed coast side by morning. for the most part, partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures, temperatures out at 40s and 50s. it cooled off today and generated strong winds. this moves out tomorrow. as it does, it warms up on the sunday forecast. monday and tuesday, it could be in the 90s, easily mid-90s, 94, 96 degrees. those two days are the highest of the week. this is the forecast model. cloud cover and mostly cloudy skies. the wind picks up tomorrow afternoon. that moves northerly at 20 miles per hour. a

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we do have a system off to the north with some cooler temperatures, even some rain for northern california. we'll have more on that coming up. right now it's all about the hotter air building in from the south. that warmer, drier air is evaporating a lot of fog. so even though we few clouds near the coastline, the thickest fog remains out here in the pacific. so basically this means we start off with a lot more sunshine as we head into your friday morning commute, even down to the south bay which has had clouds the mostly mornings. sunny. isolated fog near the coast, and also in the tri-valley with 54 and mostly sunny skies. san francisco just a little bit of fog here and 54 degrees. temperatures on the rise for tomorrow. we've had a lot of these ups and downs lately. but don't worry. it's not going to get too hot as we hit your friday forecast. we'll see a solid 10-degree warm-up in temperature. that means in the south bay, away from the bay you're going to on in the low 80s from morgan hill to gilroy. downtown san jose, 79. los gatos at 80. east bay, you'll start to feel that heat right

northern california has seven of the ten worst in the state. >> these temperatures did warm up a few degrees today and we are going to continue that way for the most part as we head towards the weekend. look for some 90s back into the forecast. >> plus, new at 6:00, home costs rising and birth rates falling. the new report that suggests that they may be related. >> this is the real thing especially in the bay area. and i'm seeing a lot of patients move out of the state. >> a live look at the thursday evening commute. that is hospital curve there in san francisco. it's heavy in both directions. the lanes on the left, those are the lanes going past the jail there and heading on to the bay bridge. very slow tonight in both directions in the city. >> let's take a look at that evening commute in the east bay on 80 here around the emeryville area and, boy, it is not looking good on this thursday evening. ning. ♪ ♪ ♪ down where the summer and the late nights last forever ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i feel most times we're high and low ♪ ♪ high and low ♪ if i had my way, never let you go ♪ ♪ never let you go en

here's that view of the overall image of northern california.lenty of action coming in from the coast and it's going across the bay. it will burn off by 11 a.m. we'll see more sun especially through the north bay and places like concord. then the south bay may still be under a blanket of clouds but it will start to break apart around 11 a.m. then this afternoon that sunshine pretty much across the bay area. the marine layer will be back tonight and tomorrow. our temperatures will be warmer tomorrow. so the past couple of days we have been dealing with very similar conditions when it comes to that onshore breeze. usually we have those winds in the afternoon. fairfield 17. antioch 11. concord 13. santa rosa starting to feel a very slight breeze but not too intense by any means. the west winds are all coming from this low up here in the gulf of alaska. that's also why we are getting that cooler air. temperatures will come down. this ridge here is going to lead to nice warming next week. inland areas get ready for it. our temperatures from the 70s t

block for the grand opening of a new hello kitty cafe in san jo it's the first new mini cafe in northern californiand for the cafes and pop-up stores in south california emphasizetohe need for the s. they promised fans month are surprises as the brand celebrates its 45th anniverary next year. at the momen there are no plans to open any hello kitty cafes here outt. eas >> oh. >> i know. >> 5:25. mike thomas, good morning. >> cute, we' give them that.in lots of pon the screen there. all right, guys, temperaturesig outsidht now nice and pleasant to start. the 5:44 the sun will be fully up this morning and we should ve a good amount of daylight to enjoy today without rain interrupting a know it did for lots this weekend. 72 outsite rid right now, mostly cloudy skies to start the day. wind nice, pleasant and calms here a we start our monday morning off. satellite and radar around the region, somou clouds there. no concerns.even though i know s kind of on that area, showers out towardst kentucky guy should move down to our south. however, it's kind of close enough that itill throw so time today. so, but

. >> a fast-moving wildfire is out of control in northern california. >> it's already forced thousandsevacuate. >> what the actual ( bleep )? >> the miami man caught clinging to the hood of a car topping speeds of roughly 70mph. >> the kangaroo is on the field df play again. >> a kangaroo jumping into a the action, during a match between two semi-professional women's teams. >> it's getting rather ridiculous now. >> file this one under "only in australia." >> glor: this is our western edition. good evening, i'm jeff glor, we're reporting tonight from california, a place central to the immigration debate. there were a series of developments today, including a temporary halt to criminal prosecutions of immigrant parents. this, as we wait to find out when thousands of kids get reunited with parents. all of it is fueling an extraordinary amount of political hostility right now. in one vivid example, white house press secretary sarah sanders was asked to leave a restaurant. the owner objects to the president's policies. we will have much more from the border in just a moment, but first ed o'