well that will has started to head back out to the pacific ocean this is some good news kron four's taylor psaki has that story. i was actually come and see the well because kept hearing that it here. >>and i was like oh my god a day and the night came in you told me that she left the humpback whale first arrived at the alameda coast at the end of may she has caused quite the draw to alameda. >>so much that fans named e at lately we have they hear that the wells have been coming here dying and so you know. >>as good she got out the marine mammal center says the humpback whale was spotted in the san francisco bay closer to the city on saturday, hoping she's on her way back to the pacific ocean. >>after arriving here malnourished and in poor condition. all spectators are sad to see alley go they say it's for the better it >>a lifetime a humpback whale over here in alameda as equally as amazing as it was to be around her. it was very very heartbreaking for both of us where avid animal lovers we animal roommates you know, and just it was just heartbreaking miss see her away from her pod monica

that cooler pacific ocean air into the bay area. it's picking up out of the west at 18 miles per hour. this is a low 80s around 9:00 in the morning. we'll show you how much it drops tomorrow and additionally how much we'll see it drop even more by thursday's forecast coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> an active day for firefighters as we've been mentioning. this brush fire spreading to a home in the east san jose foothills. crews battling that fire on a hillside and in sweltering temps. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live in san jose with what witnesses saw before this fire >> reporter: witnesses we talk with said they heard a boom, louder than fireworks, then they saw some smoking coming out of power lines. then they saw flames. now this fire is out right now. i want to show you how quickly tharea. this is the neighbor's house next to the home that burned. flames quickly spread to this house. raymond sue lives yards away. he snapped this photo while hosing down his own home. >> there were lots of flames and the flames had consume

but really families enjoying the beach and the pacific ocean during the rest of the time of year. [♪]e park where we have so many of our treasures here. we have the tea garden, the museum and the academy of sciences. not to mention the wonderful playgrounds that we have here in richmond. this is why i say the richmond is a great place for families. the theatre is a treasure in our neighborhood. it has been around for a very long time. is one of our two neighborhood theatres that we have here. i moved here when i was 1959 when i was two years old. we would always go here. i love these neighborhood theatres. it is one of the places that has not only a landmark in the richmond district, but also in san francisco. small theatres showing one or two films. a unique -- they are unique also to the neighborhood and san francisco. >> where we are today is the heart of the richmond district. with what is unique is that it is also small businesses. there is a different retail here it is mom and pop opening up businesses. and providing for the neighborhood. this is what we love about the streets.

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dplnchts new this morning, a floating device used to catch plastic in the pacific ocean relaunches. this marks the second attempt to clean up the waters. as part of the ocean clean up project. it's expected to trap some of the 1.8 trillion pieces of plastic. te vice had to be preparing after it started off the coast of san francisco. >>> gas prices giving drivers some relief at the pump. the reason for the drop in the prices and what we can expect to pay here in the bay area this morning. >>> 7-eleven looking to explore new adventures by giving customers a delivery option. what you can order and where it will be delivered. >>> good morning, here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up with modest gains. stocks slipping, but the markets were still higher for a third straight week. the dow is on pace for its best june since 1938. on the watch list for the week, reports on home prices and first quarter gdp. and president trump is meeting with the chinese president president at the gl g-20 summit in japan. prices at the pump are falling. the national average ha

. >>> a floating device use to catch plastic in the pacific ocean relaunches, marking the second attempt to clean up waters between california and hawaii in the pacific. as part of the ocean clean-up project. that device is expected to trap some 1.8 trillion pieces of plastic in the patch. late last year the device had to be repaired. this is after starting clean-up off the coast of san francisco. >>> taking a look at the latest from the market. the stocks big june rally pauses as wall street is looking to u.s./china trade talks and so far the markets are flat now. >>> trending this morning, turns out zero can really be the luck carolina won lottery by picking the numbers 0-0-0-0 and the they will pay out $5,000. 1,000 tickets were sold for 50 cents and they will pay out at $2,500. not too bad. lottery officials said winners should expect extended wait times when picking up their prizes. >> it looks like a mistake. they forgot to draw them. >> where is the number? that is it. >> there you have it, if your lucky. >>> the number is lower in the weather department today. >> yes. cooling off

all heard of and seen the pictures of this gigantic plastic garbage patch in the us this is a pacific ocean. and according to recent study 90 percent of all the plastic of all plastic in the oceans comes from 10 rivers 8 of which are in asia 2 in africa so can we reach europeans and americans don't we just blame asia and africa and lean back and realize it's there that would be nice right but no i mean that's a study that has been it's been quoted a lot personally i don't think that it gives a complete picture of course a complicated it's a lot more complicated i mean plastic pollution is a global problem and it needs to be tackled at so many different angles asia and africa they have their part to play in that without a doubt but i'm with you take african example that's a continent where countries have been taking decisive action there's been a lot of bands introduced that rwanda was one of the 1st that was over a decade ago and more than 20 other countries have come up behind since then and they followed suit asia there are some bands there to. by taking different action in asia i mean ch

coming from the pacific ocean. and that is sign of changes. i think numbers will be dropping by torl morning. it's still uncomfortable and warm. with 70s for the south bay, peninsula and trivalley. san francisco the one spot with upper 60s to start. get ready for a hot day tomorrow. notice the coastline we should see numbers going down to the 70s. we'll talk about the larger cooling changes. and have another weather update on the heat. what's happening now. coming up in ten minutes. two more updates. >> thanks. up next, hopefully you weren't caught up in this. the mess regarding uber and lift. how the airport is responding today. >>> it was a mess at sfo the airport is promising changes. about waiting for an uber or lift. cars were backed up for more than a mile last nite. one of the several photographs posted on twitter. passengers had to wait for up to 45 minutes for drivers to get to them. at that new pickup area. drivers were just as fed up saying there was a traffic jam leading to the pickup site. on top of a parking garage. they are maki

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it is now the chilly pacific ocean in san francisco. you are not. it is down to the mid 60s currently. we will continue to drop. everybody drops tomorrow. lets take a look at the high temperatures today. we had a wide temperature spread from 94 in the valley. san jose 84. santa rosa you did hit 91 degrees today. one of your hottest days of the year. it may get hotter early next week. mid 50s tonight. san jose 57. san francisco 54. lets check the pollen count. a lot of stuff still growing. pollen count will shoot up as high as it has been in the past month. may was so wet. radar ocean breeze is back. pacific northwest is experiencing rainfall. that low pressure area moving into that part of the country is flipping our wind. the on shore flow not only will be back for the coast, it will be back everywhere tomorrow with a thicker marine layer cooling us down by 15 degrees or more inland. cloud cover, not that much. a little hugging the coastline. quickly gone as we roll through the morning hours. plan on a lot of sunshine tomorrow. that is not changing

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of error in land was the hot central valley tri your source of air along coastline, the chile pacific ocean. will come to the battle zone between those two different climates. or microclimates if you will pick the ocean breeze continues at the coast tomorrow. i have only 64 in pacifica. hayward, 78, and antioch your high tomorrow 94 degrees. we will continue to see the heat for one more day away from the water. coming up will meet all cool down 15 to 20 degrees coming up in a few minutes. >>> right now, the oakland city council is considering whether to become the first city in california and the only second that's all. kpix 5's joe vazquez reports from city hall. >> reporter: outside oakland city hall, a man who does not want to be identified showed me two cactus plants. >> this when you could probably buy at home depot. >> reporter: another from the cactus family that is a peyote button. hallucinogenic. peyote along with magic mushrooms and a number of other plants are labeled psychoactive. the federal government concept scheduled one drugs which means they are dangerous or addictive. the

whale that's spent the last couple of weeks in the water may have found its way back into the pacific ocean. the whale was first spotted late last month and quickly became an attraction for spectators. but she apparently decided to move on the experts say the whale was underwait. they typically complete their migration from mexico to ska this time of the year. she may have returned to the golden gate a warning for drivers. bears are out looking for food and it is mating season. however, there have been several reports of collisions with drivers so be careful. cars have killed at least four bears in the tahoe area this season. whield life officials say collisions are not uncommon. >> some years it spikes up to its point where there's 50 or 60. some years more normal would be maybe 25. >> now if you see one bear cross the road it's a good idea to stop, slow down, watch for more. because cubs could be following their mother. >>> right now it is 4:26. a bay area man was arrested for threatening a mass shooting at a synagogue. now he's out on bail. we're going to show you how police caught up wi

. >>> the time now is 5:52, still ahead, a bay area organization tries to tackle the pacific ocean greatarbage patch, how they are using all of the trash for good. >>> a sausalito nonprofit wants to do something about the great pacific garbage patch. the massive accumulation of plastic floating in the pacific ocean between california and hawaii. a group with the ocean voyages institute just returned from a month at sea where they collected more than 40 tons of plastic. the ones they didn't have room for are being tracked with gps so they can watch where the patch goes so they can keep going back. >> it is all about our plastic trash in the ocean and what it is doing to the ocean and what we can do as part of the solution. >> the majority of the trash collected will be turned into energy at h power in hawaii. the incident gave a few tons of plastic the artists at the university of hawaii. the goal of the course is that none of this ever goes back into the ocean. 5:56 right now, funeral services are scheduled for the sacrament a police officer killed while trying to help a domestic violenc

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notice this storm is so strong that it's drying up cloud cover from the pacific ocean, wrapping all the way into western montana by glacier national park. that is stretching all the way back to the bay area, that's the cloud cover over us right now. as the low leaves, the clouds will leave by tomorrow morning. we have clear skies for saturday morning, back to normal weather for us which would be low cloud cover, lots of sunshine from a 10:00 in the morning onward. so, your weather headlines, a few degrees milder tomorrow, getting closer to average, we will be exactly average for the upcoming we can, trending a couple degrees warmer than average for next week. concord tomorrow you hit 80, will of the warm spots, 78 for san ramon, 81 in fairfield, sunshine for midmorning onward, mill valley pleasant day for you, 73, san leandro's, 72, sonoma, 76. the extended forecast, beautiful weekend, sunshine in the afternoon, low to mid 80s inland, low 70s near the bay, and if you like that, you get great weather for monday and tuesday as well. that's your forecast.>>> up next, the battle involving t

the massive accumulation of plastic floating in the pacific ocean between california and hawaii, a groupean voyages institute just returned from a month at sea where they collected more than 40 tons of plastic. the ones they didn't have room for are being tracked with gps so they can watch where the patch goes so they can keep going back. >> it is all about our plastic trash in the ocean and what is doing to the ocean and what we can do as part of the solution. >> the goal is that none of it ever goes back into the ocean. some of it will be turned into energy and some into art. you can watch the entire interview at kpix.com. >>> the time is 6:52. a memorial is scheduled for the sacramento police officer killed in the line of duty. the plant honor officer tara o'sullivan. >>> and the two victims from tuesday night's shooting at the ford dealership in morgan hill are being remembered, and the community is encouraged to go to a vigil. we will tell you about it next. >>> and a live look outside, this is from the mount back at camp. the sun is shining. it's 47 degrees, 6:53 and we will be rig

go around the world, covering the pacific ocean. >>> pg&e says it is taking extra precautions in high fire zones. the utility has already installed weather stations in over 35 counties including alameda, and contra costa counties. high definition cameras are being added, the company says their systems will share data with agencies like cal-fire, a weather monitoring station has been set up in the oakland hills, one resident who left his home in 1991 remains cautious. >> all of the survivors get nervous. the people that survived the fires are nervous. but, 90% of the people here do not even know about that there was a fire. you know, they moved in. >> pg&e plans to have 600 weather stations by the end of this year. >>> it certainly got hot inland today, but at the coast we see it moving back today. >> that is the awesome nature of summer heat waves, in the fall we all get hot. we do heat here in june better than any other place in the country because we have the opportunity to cool off if we went to. just had here, take a live look, here is the beach. sunny, go in the water, a little c

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these arrows are coming from the pacific ocean. high-pressure moving him down to the south and west. the clockwise flow promoting the onshore flow. next week it will be northwesterly which will warm you up from the 70s and 80s back to the 80s and 90s. no triple digit heat is expected. the cloud cover and we had it this morning. we will have it tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy skies in the morning. sunshine in the afternoon. the costs will stay cloudy. half moon bay a high of 60 tomorrow. more widespread cloud cover saturday morning. afternoon sunshine again on saturday. and sunday as well. low clouds and fog posted the water tomorrow and saturday morning. temperatures will be near average for the next couple days. that is nice considering where we were. warmer next week with no widespread heat. and lynn highs tomorrow upper 70s and low 80s. concorde 80. fairfield 82. napa 76. vallejo 75. open san francisco close to average temperatures in the 60s and 70s. extended forecast 80s to the weekend and lynn. 60s near the bay. all is right

international space station the video squeezes a 30 minute trip over earth into 60 seconds covering the pacific oceano the atlantic today was a busy day on the international space station. the sptce x dragon cargo craft. the part of the iss this morning before splashing down in the pacific this afternoon. its cargo more than 4,000 pounds of science experiments, including the results of a study on the effects of weightlessness on the immune system. >>the development of a v-shaped fuel efficient airplane design known as the flying he is getting a boost klm royal dutch airlines is going to help fund it. the flying v is intended to improve the sustainability of air travel its futuristic design incorporates the passenger cabin, the fuel tanks and the cargo hold into the wings. it claims the plane will use 20% less fuel than the airbus a 3 5900 while caring about same number of passengers. the design also use existing enhbling it to airport infrastructure. researchers hope to fly a scale model. this september. >>california senator kamala harris in san francisco for the democratic mention week talked about

harassment provocation etc you saw the russian ship last week take a very dangerous maneuver in the pacific ocean with the u.s. navy ship so this is going to continue but russia needs to sort of have its boundaries established and i think having more u.s. forces in poland really helps to establish those boundaries firmly what did you make of the u.s. president's comments today about the troops being. will be stationed in germany being. almost as if the move is intended to plunge germany is that how you read it. well i think it's pleasant to present a personal narrative that we've we've been hearing for a long time but i think i think he also said in the announcement said from germany and other locations but then when you step back and think about the historic context look during the cold war for a long time the nato alliance had forces stationed in germany right on the frontier since the cold war ended and nato and large them brought in a new allies that frontier has moved in so poland is now on the frontier so i wouldn't take this as such a you know a personal attempted offense to germany this i

chilean dictator augusto pinochet who had his political opponents thrown out of helicopters into the pacific ocean their numbers are clearly high enough to make them feel comfortable to hate in the open strongly as they do in private but they shouldn't feel comfortable they should feel just as isolated as i felt when i found out the church i was trying to join expanded its restrictions. to come on. it's because i picked the raisins out isn't it. reporting from washington natalie mcgill predicted tonight. you know your headlines from the future next week you'll read a public poll quietly transitions to public denver feral dogs. in one month you'll learn. claims many refugees have managed to weaponize the whole unarmed hungry mother or them from 3rd world. and that's our show but you're going to cause a video by subscribing for a preview to downtown thank you thanks thanks thanks thanks for the 5 thank you c thank you. quick note for those italian the sat want to keep their savings or put it into because you can escape to confiscation of the government or the vatican our whoever runs the country ove

this unbelievable mansion of the views of the pacific ocean. june 30 deadline for fundraising. they will have to report how much they have raised as a sign of the strength of their campaign. biden has another fundraiser tomorrow in silicon valley. >>> senator kamala harris is using her own experience with school integration as a child to try to lift her presidential campaign. she mentioned it as she can print it biden during the debate. simon perez looks at how a moment in berkeley history is taking on fresh significance.>> reporter: buses brought kamala harris to this school and it was memories of that that really hit home last night.>>> kids from the flats who tended to be african-american or bust to the white neighborhoods vice versa. >> reporter: the 1968 decision to desegregate the city's elementary schools.>>> we were the first district to voluntarily integrate its schools. it was hard. i was implying get but it was not uncontroversial. there were huge town hall meetings. there were threats to recall the school board meter members. they took a stand. >> reporter: these ne

leeat in the pacific ocean. what the founders as is the biggest problem. >>> plus, the governor finally stepping in to protect racehorses. the new rules that trainers now have to follow. >>> and why getting into this swanky airport lounge this summer is getting more difficult. >>> what happened, close to 90 yesterday inland. upper 60s, it was a significant change, how long will we stay chilly? coming up in your forecast. everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org >>> is also leader nonprofit wants to do something about the great pacific garbage patch. >> ambitious plans to do that. susie? >> we have a great pictures for those as well.

. >>> a crew is on its way from alameda to the pacific ocean to clean up the huge pacific garbage patch. organizers of the ocean cleanup efforts say they successfully rick slate repaired a collecting boom pickett fell apart last week douglas last year. they fixed the boom meant to sweep up some of the mountain h of the track. 51-year-old ben macomb headed out from hawaii last saturday. he plans to swim 8 hours a day for 3 months. he and his team will be collecting data along the way. he inspired people to change their habits when it comes to the use of plastic. >>> let's check in with rosemary. rosemary? >> the heat was on around the bay area and we are going to continue this trend as we get into your bay area sunday. hopefully, you are enjoying the still see the bridge and there is an indication there that not a lot of fog has moved into the bay just yet. we are looking at patchy fog along the coastline and will wake up with some patchy fog inside the bay. other than that we will have mostly clear skies again for tomorrow morning. here's a look at temperatures as they stand at the mome

and the pacific ocean and south korea and the usa agreed to. work in the pacific ocean region as well. and. all manner. of safety is essential. so. i. praise. from. u.s. president for restraint approach to the crisis in the ormond gulf. and the south korea and the usa alliance partners. and on the on the basis. on the basis. partnership we will work to get. and the u.s. and south korean alliance really be strengthened going forward. and mr. president trump. is is the main instigator in terms of a peace process on the korean peninsula and once more i don't keep my appreciation to mr. trump for his visit to south korea and i keep my things to donald trump thank you can send you down and how many you have to look from time the next from. a speech just going to make a very short statement because we're going to the d.m.z. voter and i've been meeting with chairman kim i look forward to it very much i look forward to seeing him develop a very good relationship. and we understand each other i do believe he understands me and i think i maybe understand

millions and millions of years ago out of the fast mighty waters of the pacific ocean a liquid fire broke. in violence beyond its rules up from the sea. in violence a great beauty was born. diesel lands were the youngest part of the earth's vast visible surface the renewed. these islands were unique alone a park. an authentic natural paradise. of all the growing things that existed in the silence 95 out of a 100 nowhere else in the world.

. >> a look at an incredible image of last saturday's eruption in the northwest pacific ocean. this image released by nasa shows a huge plume of smoke raising from the volcano. the ash could be have reached an altitude of eight to ten miles. volcano sits on an uninhabited island in the coral islands. it last erupted in 1924? >> a statement today from prince william being hailed as a huge moment for lgbtq people around the world. the duke of cambridge said he would fully support his children if they were gay but admitted he would worry about the added pressures they would face. his comment in response to a question at a youth charity in london. >> the origin of the castro. when it comes to reducing the evsugar in your family's diet,m. coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org coming up on a