p.m. san francisco pulled out another exciting victory against milwaukee.lvarez with the highlights. chris: good morning. friday night mike capped off a six run rally with aou cwdac die alex cobb pitching into the seventh inning. hunter renfroe off the end of the bat. the ball drops and renfroe goes to third. cobb cannot believe it. it was his longest out of the year. bases-loaded and gustavave call for the ball. the brewers got the tying run to third in the ninth. dominic leone strike three. joey bart is juiced. giants win 2-1 after dropping eight of the previous nine. that is intense. two outs with nobody on the second but maldonado makes it 4-0 houston. justin verlander increasecontro. out in in total.he leads the majthe 'e celebrity softball game at dodger stadium. hunter pence rocking the giants gear. playing the villain wearing the orange socks. pence merely takes it over the fence. showing off that san francisco shirt. great celebration from hunter. ends up in the third. bryan cranston, mr. "breaking bad" got hit. that rivalry is real. pence put the

p.m. san francisco aids foundation will host a spanish language town hall to provide information to the latin excommunity currently feeling the disproportionate impact of monkeypox in san francisco. it will be virtually streamed from the website. and finally, we must continue to fight stigma by balancing the need for population specific messaging with non stigmatizing sex positive health communication and public health response strategy. for ongeing information visit our website at san franciscoaids foundation and reach out to the monkeypox hotline if you have questions fear or concerns. thank you so much. >> thank you and i appreciate everyone joining us here today and just to be clear, the message is that if there were any other community that was disproportionate ly impacted by monkeypox the way the gay community is impacted the whole country would be up in arms so lets not treat this community different then we would anyone else and do what we need in order to get the vaccine and get the treatment and get the resources to the cities that need them the most . san francisco clearly is base

p.m. tonight. 37 miles per hour in san francisco. on shore wind gusting to 32 at sfo and it is a socked in view from the golden gate bridge camera. drive carefully if you are out and about. mid to upper 70s from san owe s. and from san jose camera seeing mainly sunny skies. 83 in santa rosa. it is in the upper 80s in places like fairfield. we did get up to the low 90s in inland. tomorrow temperatures are coming down.gusty winds in the local airports. upper 60s to the upper 70s. if you are traveling honolulu scattered showers, a chance of showers 78. sunshine 74 chicago and los angeles the typical fog followed by sun 81 degrees. some sun look at san francisco. morning fog, patchy drizzle. gusty and cooler afternoon. much cooler conditions inland especially on sunday and king tides are coming up so low lying flooding will be a possibility. but the king tides will be 7 feet or higher late at night. tomorrow morning we start out with widespread low clouds and fog, some drizzle and some. low cloudiness will hang around the beaches keeping

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p.m. tonight. where? well, for the north bay, san francisco bay shore and the pacific. high tide is at 9:09 p.m. and this is something to watch for for localized flooding. the parking lots and trails near the water as well. could see a big impact especially over the next couple of days heading into tuesday and wednesday expected to peak on thursday. but if you look at the temperatures i mean we cool off on tuesday just a little bit and then back up in the 90s heading into thursday. definitely going to be are sunny week. a good week to wash the cars too if you haven't done that. >> good idea. okay. thank you. >>> coming up, reopening after tragedy. the way downtown highland park the way downtown highland park is remembering the we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting and protect tribal sovereignty and hel

san francisco has 141 reported cases. the mayor on our 7:00 p.m. st tonight telling us she sent a letter to the federal health officials, asking for more vaccines. >> san francisco with our large question, we have a larger community than most other cities in the country. the proportion of the number of vaccines we should receive should be relevant to that, so my letter is making it clear we want to support the federal government controls act and we're being very aggressive about trying to get our fair share at least to support the people of san francisco. >> and now san francisco has received about 4,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine despite asking for more than 30,000 doses. >>> monkeypox cases is easier to count the ones without any cases. right now the cdc is reporting more than 2,100 cases nationwide, half are in three states. new york nearly 500, more than 500. illinois 2 it 00 cases and here in california 267 cases. jessica? >>> all right, we're back in 60 seconds with the results of tonight's mega millions drawing. is it you? someone in cali

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the square is happening in redwood city this weekend, actually today at 6:00 p.m. 70s are expecting from that. in san franciscoa lot cooler, breezy with an onshore flow, low 60s in sight. 60s up near napa with few clouds during the half marathon. great running weather across the board even into next week. 60s and 70s for san francisco as high pressure builds in. 90s expected inland as early as saturday, but we cool right back down next workweek with monday being the exception. for now, jocelyn, how are things looking out there? >> let's take a look at your traffic. the friday commute is starting to build up in the altamont pass with slow speeds around 29 miles an hour. it's now a 34-minute drive into the city. let's take a look at that accident in south bay on state road 48 near cleary road. looks like they were able to move it over to the shoulder and assistance is still on the way. a live look at the bay bridge. still no metering lights on, but we'll continue to keep you posted when they do. it's an 8-minute deprive the macarthur maze over to the golden gate bridge. a 20-minute drive from state route 37 to t

p.m. on waverley place between sacramento and washington and san francisco. it's $10 for a four-item tasting pass. >>> okay. not something you see every day when passing by a mcdonald's. >> one northern california city has so many horseback riders hitting their drive threw, well, they made some modifications. >> the rio linda location introduced a hitching post. now riders don't have to worry about figuring out going through the drive through. they can tie the horse up and order inside. >> we have people stop and take pictures. we have kids that stop and want to pet the horses and stuff. >> have you ever seen anything like this? >> not at a mcdonald's. >> okay. could you imagine? the two cheeseburger meal, eating it on the way home riding the horse that can't be safe. any way, apparently a lot of people taking pictures of the horse there's, as you heard. >>> coming up, one of the best videos of the day. the surprise guest creating a memorable on-air moment for one tv station. >> i'm jamie yuccas. we're at the port of oakland where no goods are coming in and n

p.m. definitely bring your jacket if you are going into san francisco. across the east bay, those inland valleys are hot. maybe it's downtown walnut creek. you are at 89 degrees right now. west-southwest wind at 11. eventually we get to some 70s here at 8:00 and 9:00. then, we'll be down into 60s once we hit 10:00 and 11:00. i think right now the best spot no doubt to be is san jose. if you are down in the south bay, those temperatures are comfortable. pretty much perfect. 76 degrees right now. you'll hold with the 70s next few hours. we also have 60s coming your way later on this evening. now as we head into your saturday and sunday forecast, yes, we do have hotter temperatures on the way. i definitely think we'll be able to handle this. the change that i am tracking right now is an area of highway patrol that's beginning to move in and just basically get stronger and push closer towards the bay area. that's going to bring up that heat from the south. the other thing it's going to do is continue to keep some fog here at the coastline. we've got that cla

pretty mild away from the coastline but san francisco will be a bit chilly at 9:00 p.m. monday with a temperature of 60 degrees. there is warmer weather coming our way later in forecast period. i'll have that a little bit later. ama: thank you, spencer. the average gas prices are down this last week. san francisco is at $6.39. that is nine cents lower. oakland is down a dime to $6.34. san jose is where you can find the least expensive gas at $6.30. 11 cents less than last week. a city councilman in compton brought relief giving away freea limited time friday. cars lined up hours before the event with the cost around $50 per vehicle. organizers gave away $5,000 worth of fre gas. they hope to do more event like this one in in the future. now to the war in ukraine where a russian missile struck an apartment complex in the port stay of odessa killing at least 21 people. we spoke with a local ukrainian who said this one hit too close to home. reporter: a frantic search for survivors friday in odesa. russian missiles striking this apartment building killing at least 21 people

p.m. through 4:00 a.m. for the san francisco bay shore and the pacific. and you can expect to see coastal trails and roads with the potential for localized flooding. any of those parking lots near the water, careful out there if you are out and about really early tomorrow morning through her:00 a.m. it should expire but we will monitor that through the weekend. saturday and sunday in san francisco. temperatures will remain and it will be breezy. we bump into the 70s on saturday. that remains in place. monday through wednesday we stick with high pressure which means temperatures will remain really hot. high pressure will pump us into the 90s. 95 degrees by saturday. sunday, 90 degrees. we stay warm but dip into the upper 80s by monday and tuesday. >>> the roads are great. still holding steady with the only real slowing is mayor island west out of vallejo toward novato. a beautiful drive. i just revealed some more slowing. just below 60 miles per hour over here into concord out of bay point. no backup or metering lights at the bay bridge. very light volume

p.m. keep these in mind if you go out for a walk at night. certainly a beautiful view as the marine layer is advancing. mid 60's around san francisco 70's in oakland. san jose looking at sunshine right now. 82 in santa rosa. petaluma 77. upper 90's fairfield and concord. seeing a beautiful view of clouds, fog, morning fog and areas of drizzle. a much cooler afternoon. continuing cooling wednesday with king tides and low-lying flooding through friday. overnight into tomorrow morning, you will see widespread gray, some drizzle near the coast, and the fog is not going to completely clear tomorrow afternoon and evening. temperatures first thing in the morning will be in the 50's and 60's with the drizzle around. give yourself a little extra time to get where you need to go because of the damp roadways. coastal areas will be in the low 60's, places like half moon bay. fairfield up to 89. 72 in oakland. 79° in santa rosa. the accuweather 7 day forecast, breezy and much cooler tomorrow, especially inland. cooling continues wednesday. temperatures rebound, but it's not a big warm up. low 90's inland. 60's co-side. -- coast side. we are int

san francisco bay for chicago at 4:00 p.m. not going to the game, you can watch it on espn. last night, giants fans had a couple of things to celebrate. never be wornheai again by a san francisco giants. the number was retired as he becomes player in franchise history to earn that distinctive honor. will clark, the legend he was, let's go to the ballgame on saturday night. father and son, the giants scoring in the third. austin slater nearly goes deeper left-center. 1-0 giants. the very next pitch, a base hit to left. slager scores easily. 2-0 san francisco. taking the cubs deep to write. 4-0, and look at will having a great time. solo shot to left, his seventh of the season. love and what he sees, but a scary moment here in the fifth. tyler estrada hit in the head by this pitch. he would stay down for a bit before being helped off the field. a's and white sox from the south side. all smiles for this one, top of the third. deep to right, his 15th of the season. it is 2-0 oakland. iran are on for givan sheets, and that ball is

pretty mild away from the coastline but san francisco will be a bit chilly at 9:00 p.m.day with a temperature of 60 degrees. there is warmer weather coming our way later in forecast period. i'll have that a little bit later. ama: thank you, spencer. the average gas prices are down this last week. san francisco is at $6.39. that is nine cents lower. oakland is down a dime to $6.34. san jose is where you can find the least expensive gas at $6.30. 11 cents less than last week. a city councilman in compton brought relief to his community by giving away free gas for a limited time friday. cars lined up hours before the event with the cost around $50 per vehicle. organizers gave away $5,000 worth of fre gas. they hope to do more event like this one in in the future. now to the war in ukraine where a russian missile struck an apartment complex in the port stay of odessa killing at least 21 people. we spoke with a local ukrainian who said this one hit too close to home. reporter: a frantic search for survivors friday in odesa. russian missiles striking this apartment building ki

san francisco and across the golden gate bridge. cornell barnard is live and se that live in sausalito. cornell: 10:00 p.m.onight is when caltrans will close two lanes of this one-mile stretch of northbound 101 in sausalito for a repair project which could leave many drivers hitting the brakes. >> still feeling the gas prices, for sure. cornell: delays are coming to a stretch of highway 10 one this weekend in sausalito, for a caltrans repair project. >> summer time, lots of tourists will be checking out the golden gate bridge, heading to sausalito. we expect a break jam up northbound on the golden gate bridge. cornell: two northbound lanes of 101 will be closed for 57 hours from friday night monday morning. caltrans says the closure is needed to repair the drainage system and repave the left lane for the rainy season. >> it is important that we can address the concerns that affect commuters on a day to day basis. cornell: it means your weekend drive over the golden gate bridge to marin or sonoma could be hitting the brakes. >> a one hour delay northbound and it is going to jam up san francisco city streets

consulate general of japan in san francisco is setting up a book of condolence and sit open to the public to sign. it will be available both monday tuesday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. the consulate is on battery street. you can see the exact address on your screen. just ahead, a sweet pop-up from ayes is ha curry. she brings her brand to san francisco's iconic hotel spencer: get ready for a major warm-up coming your way it won't last long. i'll have all the details in just a moment dion: chaos in sri lanka as protest or warmed the president's residence and office over the country's economic crisis the prime minister' home was also broken into to and set on fire. it's not clear though if either of the men were home at that time time. both the prime minister and presidents say they will resign in the coming days. she langians have been pro testing for months as millions struggle to buy food, medicine and fuel. abortion rights demonstrators marched to the white house. some want president biden to declare a estate of emergency as more than a dozens states have stopped all abortion access. >> my body, my choice! >> thousands of advocates descending on the nation's capi

p.m. and dropping to 60s. you might need to take your light jacket out even away from the coastline. san francisco with fog back with us and cooler 60s. we have more coverage on the fireworks celebrations, just go to nbcbayarea.com . if you are outside for a couple of minutes today, it felt kind of strange with cloud cover moving in and humidity. we see this from the system offshore. it is inching closer. we saw thunderstorms fire off to the east of us. the rain chance remains to the north. i have the radar going out. if we see anything, will bring that to you. our risk remains low for any kind of thunderstorms. into tomorrow morning, we have cloud cover back. north bay coast and even some fog down the corridor. if you are getting up early to go back, watch out for low visibility through the central valley. you can see sunshine breaking out through the inland valleys. we still hang onto this overcast. we will have temperatures in upper 50s tomorrow and low 60s. san francisco is 59 and east bay is 63. daytime highs do not adjust, we have 80s in san jose. i have you up to 81 at livermore and 70 in o

san francisco faces chicago at oracle park at 4 p.m. you can watch it on her sister network, espn. things to celebrate. here's chris alvarez with the details. chris: number two but he too will never be worn again i a san francisco giant. will clark's number was retired as he becomes the 13th player in franchise history to earn that distinctive honor. will clark, what a legend he was. giants -- what a great time. will clark is still dad's favorite. austin slater nearly goes deep to left center. darin ruf scores. the very next pitch -- mercedes with a base hit to left and slater scores easily, 2-0 san francisco. gonzales, deep to right, a two run shot making it for-zero. will having a great time. a solo shot to left, his seventh of the season. clark is living what he sees but a scary moment in the fifth. strada hit in the head by this pitch. he would stay down for a bit before being helped off the field. he did rally for a bit. all smiles for this 1 -- the top of third, 80's up one-zero. that was his 15th of the season. oakland, bottom of the seventh, gavin sheets on the ball is long

san francisco yesterday, people wanting to get vaccinated against monkeypox. it was the first day of the hospitals vaccine clinic. they're offering monkey pox vaccines every day this week from 4 to 6 p.m. the cdc says 150 cases of monkeypox have been reported in california. today san francisco general hospital and the scent francisco aids foundation will be holding it. online town hall meeting on monkeypox, organizers of tonight's town hall say it's important for people to learn more about the virus. you need to get the feedback of where the holes in the chain of information who is not being served. how do we get better at providing service? there needs to be some sort of feedback loop and a community meeting is a great way to do that. according to s f general, you can get a vaccine if you know you've had close contact with someone who's infected if you've received notification from an event of a potential exposure, or if your lab worker or clinician who handles virus samples tonight's town hall is entirely online. registration is free. you can do that by logging onto the aids foundation website. the form starts tonight at six o'clock should last about an hour. health officials in son

san francisco. >>> tonight a big increase in women coming to california for abortions. >> left arizona at 10:00 p.m. on friday, left phoenix with her friend, drove through the night, got to our center in san bernardino, slept in the car from about 4:00 a.m. when they arrived to 6:30 when the appointment was. and then right afterwards got in the car and drove home. it was a 4 minute and 12 second procedure. >> in the two weeks leading up to the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade, planned parenthood clinics in orange and san bernardino counties saw nine out of state patients. in the two weeks after, they say 21, mostly from texas and arizona. southern california clinics are also seeing an influx of patients from up and down the state. that's because their closest clinics are booked solids with patients from other states. >> a new report shows californians are finally starting toen coserve water, but not much. state-wide usage fell by 3% in may compared with may of 2021. the bay area did better as a region. places like rona mark and burling gain cut about 2%. this follows two months in a

circus bella, it's going to be in san francisco and oakland today, they'll be at studio one art show in oakland performance starts at six p.m on sunday, their performance salesforce park amphitheater in the city. if you can't go this weekend, will perform again in san francisco, saturday, july 16th and july 23rd. they are also performing in richmond, sunday, july 17th. the events are all free, but donations are encouraged. okay happening today, a section of the busiest highway in marin county will be closed throughout the weekend, starting at about 10 o'clock tonight. caltrans will shut down two of the four northbound lanes of highway one on one in salsameda. it will be closed through the weekend and should reopen by seven o'clock on monday. caltrans is warning drivers heading north out of san francisco to prepare for delays up to a full hour. people are being told to find other ways to get to marine class county. you can use the richmond bridge, of course, go to the bay bridge and use the richmond bridge. that would be the best way. of the u. s embassy in mexico has issued a warning to americans now considering a trip sout

p.m. tonight and we'll carry it here on kpix 5. >>> to downtown san francisco where plans are being drawn up for a major makeover. sara donchey on the push to literally erase the ugliness of the pandemic. >> reporter: downtown san francisco has seen better days. the pandemic has taken a lot of people out of offices, businesses have closed, and let's face it, sometimes it looks like a ghost town. but there are a couple of local groups who want to take streets like this one, this alley, and turn them into something like public art. >> i think it could really have the opportunity to bring more people into the downtown as we look at different uses, other than office space. >> reporter: the once-bustling financial district can look anemic sometimes post-pandemic, and a couple local groups have new ideas about how all of us can use the space. >> covid has really shown how vulnerable downtown sf is because it's primarily been a one-use, office environment. so having those uses change over time, starting with the public realm and attracting new businesses into the area i think is going to have a

san francisco holding a virtual town hall at 4:00 p.m. >>> let's get a quick check of weather and trafficending on where you are breaking up this morning the fog will stay longer along the coast. temperatures upper 60s be bree good mix of sun and clouds. expected to reach the mid-to- upper 90s. gentlemen >>> better speeds northbound . the earlier overnight word on the road work looks like it is done. here is a cross the san mateo bridge, beautiful. >>> thank you so much for starting your day with us. don't forget, we will be back. thank you for joining us on today in the bay. stick along. the today show starts right now. >>> good morning.arts right now. heat blanket. warnings now issued for a staggering swath of the nation. hundreds of millions of americans baking in record highs. >>> really hot. i mean, i can't handle. >> and the hottest day for many has yet to arrive. the sweltering forecast straight ahead. >>> 187 minutes. former president trump's actions during the capitol insurrection. the focus of the january 6th hearings returning to prime time tonight.

san francisco in the 60s. as we take a look at some events going on this weekend, starting off with off the grid, tomorrow starting at 5 p.m., my favor event in my opinion, 61 degrees as it kicks off, festival this weekend with 80s in thele forecast and sunny conditions. the high pressure system starts to really build. it will be cooler in san francisco. for all my friends who love going out enjoying the music, it kicks off at 2:00. but if you're a little bit more athletic, i can't say i want to necessarily be doing this on a saturday, there's a half marathon going on in napa. i would rather go grab some wine in my opinion. but to the runners, good luck. and microclimates, we get all the way back into the 90s just on saturday and cool right back down to where we should be in the 80s. so amanda, what would you do? >> i was going to say those runs are the best because up get the wine at the end. you earn the wine. >> i'm kind of bummed i didn't know about this because i would have 100% ran it. >> you going to be out of town? >> yes. i'll sinus out for next year. >> it's kind of like a -- >> you're tired. >> it is a good time

we are seeing the fog really never san francisco, but we will see the flood advisory for all the areas shaded in green, by late this evening. it's about 9:00 p.m. to midnight and it's the immediate coastline, the bayfront as well as we see the high tides coming through, some coastal trails and roads may be flooding in those areas that we typically see fled during king tides. the sun is at its closest point to the earth and the moon is also at its closest point, so the extra gravitational pull is gathering all that water and pulling it further and lynn and we see this happen several times a year. so it's high tides and low tides, one extreme to the other all in the course of a day. as we take a live look outside in san jose, bright and sunny here but you can see how hazy it looks. that air-quality advisory begins today. if you breathing problems, limit your time outside but we may be doing that anyway because it's so hot out there. we are already at anyone and we will spike, heading up to 90 and will hold steady for several hours during the middle of the afternoon. all of these temperatures are much warmer than what we typically see for this ti

on the seven-day forecast in san francisco, we hold the trend at 60 next couple days, watch for king tide, the highest of high tides from about 9 p.m. to midnight. through the valleys, we will see heat peak on monday night, then into the 80s. the other thing to watch here for is a some humidity and thunderstorms in the southeast on thursday. if anything moves close, of course we will bring it to you with further updates. all in all, audrey, sunday is hotter, but we will be able to get through it. >> i like the ideas you had mentioned, phoning a friend with a pool. i think that is a win for me. i will had to do that. thank you. the mac parents, you do not need me to tell you child care costs are booming and babysitters are cashing in, getting new perks as parents look to keep them on board. you might be surprised, though, one analysis assist caregivers in san francisco stand to make more than others in the country. cnbc is kate rogers reports. >> reporter: nannies, babysitters, and caregivers of all ages are in for a busy summer. parents looking for care should be ready to pay up. the national average for one child per hour is 20.87

san francisco. by tomorrow, music on the square starting off at 6:00 p.m. in redwood city. 74 degrees with partly cloudy skies. my favorite event of the weekend, off the grid starting at 5:00 tomorrow, 61. partly cloudy conditions, too. notice how we warm up as we extend into the weekend. >>> all you history lovers, if you go to iowa, you can hoist a glass in honor of a 19th century beer cave that has been rediscovered. it was more than 150 years old. the underground beer cave is connected to a brewery with a colorful past. underground beer caves were used as a way to keep beer cool. it had been lost for decades. a crew reportedly found the cave while working on underground power lines. officials will eventually decide how best to preserve it. >> if it was beer still down in there, it would be really chilly. >> very cool. >> pretty cool. i used to live in iowa. they're known for their breweries, too. >> are they? >> i did not know that. fun fact of the day. >> and the corn. >> so iowa, california? >> we win. >> california, of course. i get to hang with you

san francisco in the north bay. 87, sonoma. there is a coastal flood advisory. that will be in place starting thursday night at 11:00 p.m. through 4:00 a.m. for the immediate coast and bayfront. the greatest potential happens in the evening and overnight hours. low-lying areas, high pressure continues to dominate. we will be seeing the potential for triple digits into the weekend and yes, even 90s for the inland areas. scott, it'll be a hot weekend ahead. >>> speaking about doors, let's take you live to san francisco where the assistant secretary for fish and wildlife is making a program within the agency that is helping san francisco create new parks and upgrade existing ones. the news conference now underway. we are monitoring it. this is part of the biden/harris administration to give everyone access to green spaces and the outdoors. >>> this weekend, a chance to shop for a good cause. h and m is one of the 600 stores posting a pie from a black woman popped up this weekend, a national nonprofit that aims to provide tools to help black women owned businesses succeed. the organization provides funding and educational pr

we look out toward fisherman's wharf in san francisco and it will not be a surprise this year and it looks like monday night it will be cool and breezy at 6:00 p.m. and areas of fog by the time we get to launching fireworks from the wharf. you know if you're from around here that just about every fourth of july is always fraught with the possibility of fog, fog, the fourth close to the shoreline and if you go inland that's your best bet and terms will be in the 60s and even inland and we have a bit of a cooling spell going and we'll talk about how long that's going to last and things will be going up by the time we get to the end of the week and speaking of more things going up, here's reed. we talked about paying more for travel this independence day weekend. you can also expect to pay more after your journey. here's kpix max darrow. >> if you've done your july 4th cookout, if you haven't, be prepared to spend more on that trip to the gosrocery store. your bill will likely cost you about 17% more than it did last year, that's according to a new survey from the american farm bureau federation. they attribute their findings to inflation, supply c

the consulate general of japan in san francisco is setting up a book of condolence and it is open for the public to sign it will be available from 10 too many 4:00 p.m. monday and tuesday. the consulate is at the exact address you see there on your screen. several muni bus routes returned for the first time since the pandemic. that is for the 2100 hays roots route. several other lines are being restored to their full prepandemic routes, while other buss will see increased frequency. coming up, thousands of abortion rights advocates march in washington. next, they want president biden to take more action. and a sweet pop-up from ayesha curry. she brings her brand-new and brand tea we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting and protect tribal sovereignty and help californians that are hurting the most. die on: protestors swarm the president's residence an office

p.m. at the billy d. frank lgbtq+ community center. in santa clara county audrey asistio nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> now let's take a look at san francisco. the long lines are back. sf general's drop-in monkeypox vaccine clinic reopened today. this is what it will look like just after the clinic opens at 8:00 a.m. a lot of people in line. the hospital actually had to stop taking walk-ins 90 minutes later. 9:30 because of low supplies. >> i'm pretty concerned. i don't want to get monkeypox, but everyone is being pretty cool. sf general is doing the best it can to get the doses it has out to the city, you know. so everyone has been pretty friendly and kind. >> that's good news. today's clinic comes as san francisco received more than 4,000 doses of monkeypox vaccines from the state. however those doses are still shy of the 30,000 doses that mayor breed says she requested from the federal government. right now san francisco's 141 reported cases of the virus. >>> chp is still looking for a big rig driver that struck an overpass at 11:00 this morning. chp said the driver was heading westbound on gilman street and hit the interstate 80. hit in

p.m. seven days a weekntil august 14. admission is free. this weekend marks the return of one of san francisco'sommunity, the up your alley festival tomorrow on fulsome street. investigate -- they are asking festivalgoers to limit contact while enjoying performances and vendors. grab a jacket if you are heading out under the city this weekend. lisa: the breeze will kick up. it's the 63 here at sfo. the high will be gusty with sunny skies today. we are looking at more clouds sunday and a warm up in the seven-day outlook next. liz: the giants will retire will seven-day outlook next. liz: the giants will retire will clark's number later today.alwas and heit witjaia seven-day outlook next. liz: his underhand sksee?re will clark's numb on fire.today.alwas and his a1c? ron is on it. ae. heit witjaia seven-d jardiance not only liz: his lowers a1c...e?re will clark's numb on fire.today.alwas it goes beyond to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease. and jardiance may help you lose some weight. jardiance may cause serious side effects, including ket

p.m. sunshine inland. our beaches still will have patchy fog. temperatures for the morning, similar if you're headed out. not too many differences. we have widespread 50s through the bay area. san francisco at 56. east bay at 57. daytime highs tomorrow warm up a degree or two, but again, it's not that 100 to 105 here for the inland valleys of the bay. in oakland, 69. concord, 89. peninsula, 75 in redwood city. san francisco, you also get a little bit of afternoon sunshine. best bet would be through the downtown and the mission, mid-60s. and the north bay, you get away from the foggy breeze, and there it. is we do have some low 100s, ukiah, clear lake. i want to move things ahead real quick here. by next monday i am tracking a newly developing system. we're just beginning to key on today offshore. that's important. it could pull up lightning chances by monday's forecast. i've added in a slight possibility next monday. otherwise, temperatures staying in the 60s in san francisco and through the inland valleys because of that on and off fog. here we go again. yes. >> i love it. >> 80s as you move through the next several days. i don't remember a summer like this in about 10, 11 years. >> i k

san francisco station is at 12:05 a.m. >>> muni service running on a sunday schedule and monitoring from 4:00 p.m. until midnight. due to crowds headed to and from the big fireworks show. parking meters and street sweeping will be enforced as usual. >>> happening tomorrow, annual 4th of july parade is back. if you head out there make sure to see the bay area float. this year's theme is celebrating local olympians you might see some athletes who will be riding along on the float. the parade kicks off at 9:00 in the morning. >>> san jose chris sanchez will be appearing in the rose, white and blue parade. chris sanchez alongside 48 sports anchor max cordora. riding in classic cars. >> nice. >> following by nbc bay area storm ranger. which is a classic car. [ laughter ] not a lot like it. [ laughter ] >> fancy. [ laughter ] >> kicks off at 10:00 a.m. from long onhigh school. if you need help planning your 4th of july we have you covered. we put a list of events on our website. click the link in the trending bar. >>> what people are wondering is where should they watch the fireworks? it all depends, you know. some are

the consulate general of japan in san francisco is setting up a book of condolences, open for the public to sign, available monday and tuesday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. battery street, the exact address on your screen. chilling evidence released in the alexis gave homicide investigation. the family says they received copies of handwritten notes detailing how their daughter's body was allegedly disposed. she has been missing since january. we spoke with her father. reporter: crumpled up notes, detailing a message. >> we were devastated. it was something we couldn't accept. reporter: alexis's father says the investigator sent the family copies of these notes, recovered from the sister of alexis's ex-boyfriend. according to this letter, jones wrote these directions to an area 60 miles east of sacramento in pioneer, and believed he used them to dispose of her body. marshall turned off his phone for several hours during when he drove to pioneer but, were able to pinpoint his location. >> something to throw the police off. >> jones was killed last month during an arrest attempt near seattle after charging at officers with a knife inside a washington apart

p.m. last night near the port chicago highway. it burned about six acres before it was under control. in san francisco . investigators think illegal fireworks started a fire near twin peaks reported just before five p.m. on twin peaked boulevard near panorama drive. people they're closed their windows because of the heavy smoke. the fire was contained within about two hours after two acres burned and san francisco firefighters also responded to a small grass fire in mclaren park in the visitation valley neighborhood. firefighters could actually hear the fireworks going off in the park is a battle. those flames quickly contained the fire, which only burned a few acres. the glow of illegal fireworks filled the skies over the east bay for hours. i want to show you some of this is exactly what police and fire departments feared. fireworks started going off in the oakland hills just after sundown and went well into the early morning hours this morning. like many other bay area cities, oakland did set up a hotline to call and report illegal use of fireworks, but ktvu received several viewer calls throughout th

p.m. tomorrow is a long period southerly swell is here and bringing a higher risk of stronger rip currents. winds hour in san francisco onshore winds gusting at 31. that helped take our temperatures down today. it is 11 degrees cooler, five in concord. looking at the temperatures at this hour in the 90's in brentwood, 50's coast wide. our summertime pattern is with us. high temperatures when the low to mid 90's and lend. live views from our thai -- tower cam, shows us the golden gate bridge, is with us. sierra nevada seeing some thunderstorm activity starting to push off into the nevada area. as we look at live doppler 7, here things are stable. we have the fog layer near the coast. areas of fog overnight, dense patches, rough and dangerous surf through tomorrow. the heat persists inland next few days. first thing in the morning the fog will be pushing across the bay between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. it will be thick, especially near the coast. there will be missed and drizzle. morning temperatures in the 50's and 60's. your afternoon highs in the south bay, it will be warm, 92 in gilroy, 84 san jose, 75 milpitas. 63 at half

p.m. and a former naval air station building on west ranger street firefighters say they arrived to find a lot of smoke and the roof partially collapsed . there were no reports of any injuries. san francisco supervisor has joined the calls calling on school board member and shoe to resign. in a statement, supervisor hillary ronen said. in part i recognize that commissioner shoe has offered in unconditional apology and an acknowledgement of the harm that her racist comments have caused a black and brown families. however as we face major challenges at sf usd, we need school board leaders who have a deep understanding of both the causes of unequal outcomes in our schools and the best ways to serve the students who struggle most. members of the san francisco branch of the naacp voted unanimously to call for shoes, immediate resignation . their vote comes after the cops executive board met with her last week. she ignited a firestorm earlier this month when she said, unstable family environments hinder the educational progress of black and brown students. naacp issued this statement, saying her comments indicate a profound disconnect between shoe and the black community and blame the effects o

p.m. disney is the parent company of hulu and abc 7. wells fargo has listed one of its financial district office buildings for sale. the san francisco california street is listed for $160 million. a few months ago the bank announced it was ending its lease on fremont street. wells fargo says it is committed to its employees but it has more space than it needs to support workers. 90 students graduated from the apple developer academy in detroit. this is the first program of its kind. students given the opportunity to participate in a ten-month app developing program learning how to code. participants range in age from 18 to 64 and no previous experience was needed. >> it is not like a normal boot camp or class where you put a book in front of you and have this curriculum. with challenge based learning you're given a project and through that project you have to ask questions. reggie: at graduation students showcase their apps for the first time in front of a crowd. some students are moving on to begin their places -- their career at places like gm and ford and rocket mortgages. they are currently accepting new students from the next t

in san francisco , a town hall meeting will be held next month to discuss changes to the historic castro theater. the meeting will take place on thursday, august 11th from 6 to 7:30 p.mat the castro theater. that event is free and open to the public. organizers tell ktvu. they will discuss the current condition of the theater and repairs that have already been made. they'll also talk about plans to modernize the mechanical and electrical infrastructure, including possibly adding an elevator for better access. teenagers in east palo alto are getting a chance to connect to the latest technology meta up with the best buy foundation to get students interested in tech beyond their cellphones as ktvu is lamonica peters reports. the tech center at the boys and girls club in east palo alto is the first of six locations the company plans to open up. within a year. for the first time, meta is partnering with the best buy foundation to give teens and underserved communities more access to technology that goes beyond cell phones and basic computers. like maybe many of you, you know, growing up. i did not have a place like this. i would have loved the place like this. the tech ce

p.m. >>> it is telling that everyone fired was a hire, so there was a political motive. >> one of the 15 employees in the san franciscod.a. brook jenkins. they were all people originally hired by her predecessor. we spoke with a former assistant d.a. who said the changes could cause problems for the functioning of the office. >> reporter: when ryan went into work last thursday morning, he never expected it to be his last day in the san francisco district attorney's office. i j with my family on my way to a wedding, and i just, in what seemed like she was reading a script, fired me on the spot. then turned it over to human resources. >> reporter: the bay area native was one of 15 employees hired under former district attorney, abruptly let go. >> shocked. trying to process what's goingen on. >> reporter: one week since his last day in the office, he said his biggest concern the broader implications of the sweeping turnover. >> i was thinking of my colleagues who i respect, i've gotten along with well, and i know they have a hard job. they're already overworked. >> reporter: but he says he worries the tough on crime pat

san francisco. we'll be having fireworks on at 9:00 p.m. from both municipal pier 39. large water front and including embarcadero will be closed to cars. we hope that fourth of july fireworks fans, just like pride parade goers and warrior fans will take public transportation. we'll be operating three supplemental services from 5:00 to 8:30 before the fireworks and from 9:45 to 11:30 after the fireworks. to make sure everyone got a great car free option to get to the fourth of july. that includes my director's report. >> chair borden: do we have any questions? director lai? >> director lai: i guess i will go first. the bus rodeo is something that's new to me. that's sounds exciting. i don't think we heard about that last year. i want to chime in to say congratulations. i do feel like m.t.a. staff are very skilled. julie helped arrange a day where i had the opportunity to drive one of our buses couple of weeks ago, beginning of this month. i want to share how difficult it is. i have such an appreciation for our staff. they really don't have an easy dealing with customers

to leave, and they delayed it to three p.m. already today, so i don't know if i'm going to get out or not on time to see if somewhat turbulent travel san franciscoternational airport is relatively calm, unlike atlanta , chicago or new york, here at sfo, the boards look a lot better. minimal cancelations and delays, just four cancelations and 130 delays mid sunday afternoon, according to flight aware, scott ellington is headed home to atlanta a trouble spot. but his sfo experience has been problem free. coming out here. we made it and i told my wife i said, we're gonna be lucky to make it home on the on on time, you know, but as of right now we're on schedule. sfo's duty manager says they're smooth operations are partly due to efficiency changes made in preparation for a resurgence in travel. they've reconfigured some cues and worked with t s a on scheduling, so they've made adjustments as far as starting opening the security checkpoints at different times, which has been really helpful. increasing the canine presents the checkpoint operations and that has allowed us to get people through quicker, so the aircraft they're not waiting on passengers