this is video from a chp helicopter that was on patrol around 12pm this afternoon in pacifica.ptured and posted this video of what they said looked like a great white shk swimming near the sharp park peir in pacifica. the crew of the chp chopper estimated the shark was around 10 to 12 feet big. because the shark was swimming near fisherman on the pier and just about 100 yards away from people on sharp park beach they notified the local police. sound from - chris clements - captainpacifica police department "we don't get that many shark sightings here but it happens" christopher clements, with the pacifica police department said they immediately had an officer go out and put up these signs warning people captain clements said while his officer was there on the pier he saw the shark and took this picture. the pier is a popular spot for fishing. several fisherman told me they saw the shark and that it snapped a few fishing lines here grabbing bait and scared away the fish sound from dee k. adnarim - fishing in pacifica"we are like oh there goes are fish"dee adnarim was surprised h

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 took a jar of loose change from that truck and left it behind in scott's truck and stole his high-end flashlight instead. >> what do you think the strategy was there? >> keep the best stuff as you're working way down the hill and throw the old stuff out. >> some recovered stolen items here may have been linked to burglaries in the south bay and santa cruz. even though officers have been warning neighbors to lock their car doors we found plenty today that were not. scott's car was broken into two years ago and yes it was unlocked then as well. he has a message for the thieves. >> get a job. a real job. stop using drugs. >>> the streets of oakland were a sea of blue and gold today as the warriors celebrated their third nba championship in four years. hundreds of thousands lined the parade route

this is video from a chp helicopter that was on patrol around 12pm this afternoon in pacifica. they captured and posted this video of what they said looked like a great white shark swimming near the sharp park peir in pacifica. the crew of the chp chopper estimated the shark was around 10 to 12 feet big. because the shark was swimming near fisherman on the pier and just about 100 yards away from people on sharp park beach they notified the local police. sound from - chris clements - captainpacifica police department "we don't get that many shark sightings here but it happens" christopher clements, with the pacifica police department said they immediately had an officer go out and put up these signs warning people captain clements said while his officer was there on the pier he saw the shark and took this picture. the pier is a popular spot for fishing. several fisherman told me they saw the shark and that it snapped a few fishing lines here grabbing bait and scared away the fish sound from dee k. adnarim - fishing in pacifica"we are like oh there goes are fish"dee adnarim was s

this is video from a chp helicopter that was on patrol around 12pm this afternoon in pacifica. they captured and posted this video of what they said looked like a great white shark swimming near the sharp park peir in pacifica. the crew of the chp chopper estimated the shark was around 10 to 12 feet big. because the shark was swimming near fisherman on the pier and just about 100 yards away from people on sharp park beach they notified the local police. sound from - chris clements - captainpacifica police department "we don't get that many shark sightings here but it happens" christopher clements, with the pacifica police department said they immediately had an officer go out and put up these signs warning people captain clements said while his officer was there on the pier he saw the shark and took this picture. the pier is a popular spot for fishing. several fisherman told me they saw the shark and that it snapped a few fishing lines here grabbing bait and scared away the fish sound from dee k. adnarim - fishing in pacifica"we are like oh there goes are fish"dee adnarim was s

a shark sighting near the pacifica pier. it was swimming close to fisherman on the pier, even snatching up some of their bait.(vicki) thank you for joining us i'm vicki liviakis in for ken wayne.(pam) and i'm pam moore. the shark also got close to nearby beaches... where people were enjoying the hot, sunny day along the coast. kron 4's gabe slate joins us live from the scene. gabe, did you see it ? no i did not i hoping to.. it was gone when i arrivedbut i spoke with people who did see it and the local police here who want to warn people before they flock to the beaches in pacifica for this upcoming weekend, which is expected to be a sunny hot nice one. this is video from a chp helicopter that was on patrol around 12pm this afternoon in pacifica. they captured and posted this video of what they said looked like a great white shark swimming near the sharp park peir in pacifica. the crew of the chp chopper estimated the shark was around 10 to 12 feet big. because the shark was swimming near fisherman on the pier and just about

. >>> a warning for surfers in pacifica. watch out for sharks. you will hear from beach goers when abc7 news returns. outer layer of your enamel tooth surface. white, the thing that's really important to dentists is to make sure that that enamel stays strong and resilient for a lifetime the more that we can strengthen and re-harden that tooth surface, the whiter their patients' teeth are going to be. dentists are going to really want to recommend pronamel strong and bright. it helps to strengthen and re-harden the enamel. it also has stain lifting action. it's going to give their patients the protection that they need and the whiter teeth that they want. ♪ ithe race for governort. has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. an

in pacifica gabe slate kron 4 in pacifica gabe community. community. in pacifica gabe slate kron 4 news. (vicki) (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne and pam moore ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) there is nothing like a parade.. but this one ... took on a warriors twist. the world champs promised interacation and that's what the fans got. (pam) and we have our eyes on a brushfire burning in the east bay right now... and a larger one burning in southern california. we'll have the latest details. (ken) plus the drive to cut prescription drug costs for all americans. more news still ahead tonight. kron 4 news at six starts in 70 seconds. "and now... wher is that larry o'brien trophy and number 30 stephen curry!...> (ken) the warriors celebrate their 3rd championship win in four years with their beloved fans today. there's word a million people were on hand to see the players and coaches as they paraded through the streets of downtown oakland. (ken) good evening i'm ken wayne.(pam) and i'm pam

stop using drugs. >> reporter:n pacifica, kit do, poke 5. poik kpix 5. >>> he found a stranger in his bedroom fresh out of the shower. by the time officers got there, the intruder had changed into a set of the homeowner's clothes. >> he claimed that it was his home. so needless to say, he went to jail for the burglary and also violating his probation. >> police tell us the 41-year-old suspect is homeless and likely got in using the hidden key the owner kept outside. >>> the streets of oakland were a sea of blue and gold. the warriors third nba championships. >> hundreds of thousands of fans packed the parade hoping to get a glimpse of their favorite players. kristen. >> there was no shortage of highlights at this year's parade of champions. no confetti either as they made their victory lap in a caravan of open topped. there he is, draymond green soaking in the moment popping bottles, giving fans a champaign shower. several of the players ditched the buses and their shirts. mcgee and nick young were the dynamic duo of the parade, working the

fog over pacifica and half moon bay.ruz is waking up with mostly clear skies along the coastline. the wind is generally light out there. a bearable one coming in from the south palo alto. com but the arrow pointing in the westerly direction. here's a look at what we have yesterday and what we will have for today. santa rosa 92 the afternoon i expected. a nice big jump from yesterday. 72 expected in san francisco. concord you're looking at 10 degrees of warming for the afternoon today. san jose is expected to hit haiti for -- 84. oakland is it in the 70s. coming up i have a look at what you can expect for the parade tomorrow. i will have the extended forecast and how long the warm weather is going to last. >> reporter: we do have traffic that is busy in some areas and some areas have become busier because of incidents. westbound is 40 minutes and holding steady at the last half hour for that 40 minute drive here out to the macarthur maine. i 25 minute delay. 880 is going to start slowing down just north of david street. s

great white shark was spotted south of the pacifica pure ton yesterday not far from surfers. cornell barnard has the details. >> reporter: a chp chopper spotted this in the matter south of the pacifica pooefr 1230 on friday. the chp said it appeared to be a great white shark about 12 feet short. police posted these warnings signs alone the beach. >> got to be cautious. >> reporter: shhh woman kept a close eye on her kids. >> i'm definitely going to keep us up here on the sand and, no swimming. >> reporter: police tweeted out the shark warning and alerted neighbors next door saying no aggressive behavior by the shark was reported. we ask beach-goers to be careful and aware of their surroundings when visiting our beaches. hours later, sky 7 found it off the coast only hundreds of feet away from surfers. this surfer is relieved it never got too close. >> to see one right where i surf and where i live it's not good. >> reporter: other surfers didn't care. what do you think about that? >> whatever. >> reporter: surfers say great white sightings are rare but typically aren't spotte

in pacifica gabe slate kron 4 news.ming upyou're pondering how long will the move take while sitting in traffic, when you should be worried whethenot you next train pisbg and antioch . and those pesky invisible train tracks i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly > (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... (jrstone) there are so many reports about people getting struck by trains... and you often wonder how is that possible (michelle)because the only way you can get hit by a train is to be on or very close to the tracks... you're pondering how long will the move take while sitting in traffic, when you should be worried whether or not you're gonna catch the next train train hornunion pacific railroad rolls through the east bay on a regular basis, there are no published schedule they just show up sound of train...and when they show show up, they only have one simple request, that you not be on the tracks sounds simple enough but apparently it's turning out to be the most difficult thing on

the pacifica pier. it is estimated to be 12 feet long. pacifica police are telling beachgoers to be extra cautious over the next few days. >>> what a gorgeous sunset we had earlier today. this is a view from the salesforce tower. here is a pretty view. look at the view. here is the same camera, a live picture. it is 58 in san francisco. 50s overnight tonight. we are starting the weekend off mild. fremont, 55. maybe we are heading to wine country. it will be a hot one. 97 degrees in calistoga tomorrow. 15 degrees warmer than today. things have changed. the low-pressure area that brought us wind and cold is now giving thunderstorms to western north dakota and eastern montana. the key is where it is centered. if it is center to the south, we still get the onshore flow. if it is centered to the north, we will have a northwest wind. the ocean is chilly. the ocean has not changed. our source of air has. forget about the ocean for a couple of days and the california sunshine will warm us up. we roll through th

nbc bay area's christie smith is live in pacifica where it all happened. christie? >> reporter: well, terry, fortunately they have been reunited with family today, but, boy, what an ordeal they went through. three hikers including two young teens spent the night out here near the bottom of the cliff. >> you know, they just went out for a late hike, and i guess the tide came in, and they had to go to higher ground. >> reporter: family members waited for the rescue as a chp helicopter moved in to hoist them up and off a cliff to safety. they were stranded overnight after a walk by the shore near pacifica. >> the kids look like they're okay, so, you know, we're going to make sure they're all right and take them home. >> reporter: the trio spent a long, cold night near an unmaintained path. >> the tide came in and they were trapped. >> reporter: firefighters say there were rescue attempts last night but crews were hampered by high lity, and steep terrain. an inspector says if someone is going hiking to stick to well lit hours and stresses people be aware of the tide. >>

. >>> this weekend, beach-goers in pacifica are being told to watch out for sharks. spotted south of the pacifica pier yesterday, not far from surfers. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard has the details. >> reporter: a chp chopper spotted this in the water south of the pacifica pier 12:30 on friday. the chp said it appeared to be a great white shark about 12 feet long. pacifica police quickly posted these warning signs along the beach. >> got to be cautious. >> reporter: this woman kept a close eye on her kids. >> i'm definitely going to keep us up here on the sand and, no swimming. >> reporter: police tweeted out the shark warning and alerted neighbors on next door saying no aggressive behavior by the shark was reported. we ask beach-goers to be careful and aware of their surroundings when visiting our beaches. hours later sky 7 spotted what looked like the same shark swimming off the coast, this time only hundreds of feet away from surfers. this surfer is relieved it never got too close. >> to see one right where i surf and right where i live, it's not good. >> rep

i don't think our first responders get enough credit. >> a rescue in pacifica on a cliff.y first responders to rescue three people stuck in pacifica. >> you have a right to talk to your children and you don't even know where your children are. that's unacceptable. >> the battle at the border. the continuing protest growing today over the trump administration's immigration policy that separates children from their parents. >>> it's 7:00 at the start of a brand-new workweek. >> let's talk about your weather. i didn't see a lot of sunshine this morning. steve has been talking about it. >> good you, gasia, see any. >> a lot of gray. >> good morning. dave and gasia, we have a think low cloud bank. it kicked out but there are still some around. temperatures are near average to slightly below. they were far below for many inland locations from the associated low. it will be where it should be this time of year. we are getting to almost the longest day of the year. that will be a pattern that warms up after wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday looks to be the warmest day looking

se pe a ser una nifestaciÓn pacÍfica, grupo de encapuchados se enfrentÓ contra los carabineros.y del caribe de presidir el Órgano mÁs importante de las naciones unidas, donde estÁn representados los 193 estados. l uador, por esto y privilegio representar a la regió patricia: usted ha dhoue quisiera trabajarl empoderamiento de la mujer, por el empoderamiento de la igualdad de gÉneropoel acceso aejor educaciÓn de las mujeres. pero uno se pregunta, ¿quÉ planes concretos tiene usted para materializar estas aspiraciones en anismo eminent? marÍa: hay una gran responsabilidad de que cada tema de la agenda de la organizaciÓn de naciones unidas tenga la presencia de la igualdad de gÉnero, de la paridad, del derec mujeres a ocupar cargos de alt responsabilidad polÍti tambiÉn del cuidado y atenciÓn, especial a las mujeres en vulnerabilidad. por ejemplo, lasujeres y niÑas vÍctimas de los armas. patricia: ¿por quÉ ecuador no asume una posiciÓn crÍ frente a venezuela? ¿venuel ala a usted esidencia de la asamblea general de la onu? marÍa: el ecuador ni pactan y transa con principios que establ

. >> three hikers are safe tonight after being stranded for 11 hours on a rocky kwlcliff in pacifica.he dramatic rescue to save them. >> reporter: a dramatic rescue unfolding saturday morning on a cliff high above the pacific. >> are you okay? >> reporter: three hikers cold but okay, happy to be back on safe, solid ground. firefighters say a 23-year-old man and his two 13-year-old relatives were stranded on this pacifica cliffside overnight. >> they just went out for a late hike and, you know, i guess the tide came in, and they had to go to higher ground to get past that and just ended up stranded on the cliff. >> reporter: how to rescue the trio, a challenge for first responders. darkness and the weather working against them. >> the chp helicopter made numerous attempts yesterday, but due to windy conditions, it was not possible. >> reporter: but at 10:00 a.m., winds died down and the dramatia hiker off the cliff ung a deliv to the beach below. seasoned hikers who witnessed the rescue say stay off this cliff. >> i'm not calling you guys kooks, but it's a kook thing to come out here a

ana: una protesta pacÍfica en la que definieron la posibilidad en la que exijan seis puntos, un altoo a la detenciÓn masiva de migrantes que no representan un peligro para la sociedad, de mostrar respeto y decencia para el ser humano, parar la militarizaciÓn en la frontera. >> liberar los niÑos, que no los separen de sus padres, que las familias permanezcan juntas. ana: todos coinciden en que estas acciones vigentes desde hace mÁs de un mes nuestras leyes y valores por lo que simplemente afirman esto es inaceptable. ademÁs, entre otras demandas, exigen a las autoridades que cesen con sus planes de habilitar bases militares. palmira: llegÓ la hora de saber cÓmo estarÁn las condiciones del tiempo para el resto de la semana. nos vamos a enlazar con suheily que estÁ lista con la "ventana al tiempo". suheily: muchas gracias. preparara una ola de calor quye afectarÁ gran parte de california.hoy en dÍamuy agr temperatura en 62, en san josÉ alcanzamos los 77, pero un dÍa muy tranquilo, todavÍa se mantiene esa alta presiÓn que es lo que va a provocar que las temperaturas se dispare. vea que

y abogar por la soluciÓn pacÍfica de todas las controversias.correspondientes. en el tema de nicaragua, por ejemplo, hubo en la asamblea de la oea una resoluciÓn presentada conjuntamentpor nicaragua y estados unidos, que fue acogida por unanimidad por todos los miembros de la oea.. patricia: el canciller deecuador, marÍa fernanda espinosa. al regresar, viral un vÍdeo un video con tacticas de todefensa para mujeres ante agresiones fisicas o el video, que ya acumula casi un millon de reproducciones, muestra una serie de movimientos basicos para mujeres que se pueden emplear ante ula calle.indica distintos puntos del cuerpo donde, en caso de sufrir un ataque, una mujer puede realizar una presion que deje a su agresor mentaneamente fuera de combate. y asi llegamos al ♪ ♪ ♪ lindsay: bienvenidos a "contacto deportivo" donde los favoritos de juan carlos oentrÚa mundo. presentador: un pastor del rebaÑo sagradoexplicÓ cómo estÁn las cosas en guadalajara. lindsay:ahora en cancÚn si hay de eso, muchos proyectos futbolÍsticos.

(ken) pacifica is one of the few pacifica is (ken)(ken) pacifica is one of the few bay area cities allowedo do legal fireworks this fourth of july. the holiday is next wednesday and many cities around the bay are prohibited from doing fireworks. and though pacifica is not on that list, the city has zero tolerance for illegal fireworks...and anyone caught with them will be cited and possibly fined or jailed. san francisco and mountain view will also have fireworks as well as a couple theme parks including great america and six flags. (cahterine) the 80-- thousand muni metro riders who pass thru the twin peaks tunnel daily got their first experience with a major distruption that's going to go on for two months. that 100 year old tunnel which extends from west portal to the castro is getting a much needed seismic upgrade and track replacement. construction crews clogged up west portal avenue today with equiptment. riders who rely on the m,k & l lines to get around will have to take bus bridges until the work is done in late august. muni says the effect of this closure will be felt by a lot mo

pacifica and half moon bay. right in this stretch here, where we are dealing with a little bit the winds will be bearable. we have anonshore breeze. so. the sweet -- the seabreeze is not going away completely. so we will remain with the 60s at the coast. low 70s expected for the downtown san francisco area. upper 70s to low 80s expected for our east bay shore. the farther inland we go, the harder it gets. low 90s for the going even harder for today. here's a look at around before i let you go. 84 redwood city. in the north bay, 90 degrees in napa. i will have a look at the extended forecast all the way into your weekend coming up in just a bit. good morning, sal. >>> good morning to you, rosemary. we have traffic that is moving along pretty well. the braid -- the bay bridge is still a little bit slow. this is because of an earlier stalled vehicle. look at the macartoing to be slow. at the toll plaza, in fact, let me go back to the toll plaza. i want to show it to you. traffic is backed up big time because of som

amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! kids not to tell give up. we're all human and deserve to be loved and cared for. >> this is not who we are or who we should be. the thing is, there is one person who has the absolute ability to change this right now, and that is president donald trump.

de la iglesia como señal de protesta contra la presencia de barros en la ciudad >>> una solución pacíficaia de establecer el clima de convivencia pacífica, respetar la institución democrática y garantizar el derecho de la ciudadanía a manifestarse en nicaragua, en cuanto a venezuela el grupo exhortó al gobierno de nicolás maduro a coordinar con la comunidad internacional el establecimiento de canales para el acceso de ayuda inmunitaria para palear la crisis social. >>> las cámaras captaron el momento en que se desata una balacera cuando el sospechoso se resistió al arresto, conozca qué sucedió con los uniformados y la víctima >>> las carolinas siguen dando de qué hablar, esta vez le tocó el turno a american airlines, le decimos qué fue lo que pasó. >>> ( llora ) >>> tras meses de espera, protestas y muchas lágrimas, una madre indocumentada que se encuentra detenida por agentes migratorias, podría nuevamente disfrutar de su libertad, en instantes le contamos. >>> estamos a pocos días de que inicie oficialmente el verano, la temperatura en estos momentos 75÷ en san josé, estaremos hablando

nbc bay area's christie smith is live in pacifica where it all happened. christie?er: well, terry, fortunately they have been reunited with family today, but, boy, what an ordeal they went through. three hikers including two young teens spent the night out here near the bottom of the cliff. >> you know, they just went out for a late hike, and i guess the tide came in, and they had to go to higher ground. >> reporter: family members waited for the rescue as a chp helicopter moved in to hoist them up and off a cliff to safety. they were stranded overnight after a walk by the shore near pacifica. >> the kids look like they're okay, so, you know, we're going to make sure they're all right and take them home. >> reporter: the trio spent a long, cold night near an unmaintained path. >> the tide came in and they were trapped. >> reporter: firefighters say there wer

in pacifica, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> a dixon man is hailed as a hero after he helped lift a truck off a woman's foot. it happened at 7 flags car wash. it's on east mont visa avenue in vacaville. jesse landers was vacuuming his car and he heard a crash in one of the stalls. a sedan slammed into the back of the truck pushing the back left tire on to its driver's foot. car wash employees used a jack to lift the truck off the woman, but it would not go high enough. >> heard her screaming. i could tell she was in pain. i put myself in that situation. i would want someone to help me. i decided to help her. i ended up getting in front much her. i lifted the rims and got it up high enough where she was able to get her foot out. >> landers thinks he lifted it up about 6 inches. he dead lifts 400 pounds but believes adrenaline helped in this case. the woman is okay and out of the hospital. >>> this is video captured when a tesla burst into flames in los angeles. the car belongs to hollywood director and producer michael morris. his wife says it was not in an accident when the fire bro

chris ki smith is live in pacifica. two are teenage girls. >> yeah, that's right. just 13 years old. and boy, what a relief this must be. now i want to show you what the situation locked like out here. quite an ordeal that lasted more than 12 hours after they became stranded near the bottom of a 600 foot cliff. a chp helicopter lifted teen girls and 23-year-old. one by one from a steep cliff near pa scifica this morning. as family members waited. >> the kids look like they're okay, so we're going to make sure they're all right and take them home. >> they spent the lopg, cold night near an unmaintained path after a hike near the shore. >> just went out for a late hike and i guess the tide came in and they had to go to higher ground to get past that. >> fifts say there were rescue attempts last night but crews were hampered by high winds, poor vizsibility and steep terrain. if someone is going hiking, stick to hours and be aware at the time. >> set up to repel down this morning as they set up to repel, the chp helicopter moved in and made the rescue. >> the chp says

he now works down the street at pacifi pacifica transmission shop. bring their cars in to be rechecked. the search warrant has been sealed. we saw the load of items into the trunk. we also learned investigators interviewed the owner. the shop own down the street vieds consumers to ask your repair shop for a wide variety of options starting with the least expensive to the most expensive. i want to hear from you. my hotline is open monday through friday, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. you can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc 7 news.com. >> very good, thank you, michael. >>> a special part of yosemite national park reopens tomorrow after years of work. tonight we'll take you on a tour of the mariposa grove. >>> is the cost of bay area housing worth it? we want to see your vote in our live poll happening now at at abc 7 >>> yosemite national park's oldest and biggest sequoia grove is reopening this weekend. >> it's been closed for three years. we show you the multi-million dollar improvements. >> reporter: the project has been years in the maki

a shark sighting near the pacifica pier. even snatching up some of their bait.(vicki) thank you for joining us i'm vicki liviakis in for ken wayne.(pam) and i'm pam moore. the shark also got close to nearby beaches... where people were enjoying the hot, sunny day along the coast. kron 4's gabe slate joins us live from the scene. gabe, did you see it ? no i did not i hoping to.. it was gone when i arrivedbut i spoke with people who did see it and the local police here who want to warn people before they flock to the beaches in pacifica for this upcoming weekend, which is expected to be a sunny hot nice one.

half moon bay 57, a little cooler in pacifica at 52. 52 in inland -- truckee and 71 in las vegas. 60sn the san joaquin valley. temperatures are set to warm back up. as it does, 60s, 70s and 80s. these are close to seasonal averages for this time of year. tomorrow looks warmer. than we come back a little bit on wednesday for slight cooldown thursday, friday into saturday could be warm to hot. at least, inland. >> anything you want, you have it. >> around this time of year, that is true. >>> it is not something you see every day. a 15-year-old boy just graduated from uc davis. he got a degree in biomedical engineering. it is not his first degree. he graduated from american river community college in 2015 in sacramento. at the time, he said he wanted to become a doctor, a medical researcher and the president of the united states. >> my quest for knowledge, i guess, has driven me to continue. >> his parents say they did not have to push their son to study or learn new things. he is a go-getter they say. his parents say he push >> i went to be him when i grow up. >>> a father in the centra

upper 50s pacifica, half moon bay. then 68 in oakland.hose temperatures all about five degrees below average. even concord should be around 85 today. looking like upper 70s, low 80s. futurecast though showing what's going to happen through the weekend. so friday, saturday, sunday, we'll be impacted by the big ridge of high pressure. that's really going to bring us hot, dry conditions. our wind direction is coming in from the north for friday, saturday, sunday. when we get north offshore winds, it's a completely different story than what we're expericing today and tomorrow leading to an increase in fire danger. no watches or warnings issued yet for the weekend. the onshore breeze today brings in cooler air low clouds this morning. tomorrow very similar, 5 degrees below average. then hot, dry offshore breeze for friday but it's going to last through sunday. so that's a hot weekend that you can expect so here's a look at the seven-day forecast. check out those temperatures. inland about to hit the 90s by the end of the week triple digits for

. >>> the city of pacifica is dealing with a recent rash of auto burglaries.y of the break-ins happened over the weekend. as kiet do reports, investigators believe it's part of a larger burglary ring. >> reporter: it's a quiet neighborhood. neighbors here feel it is so safe and quiet, they literally do not lock their car doors, scott included. >> i left my truck unlocked and some of the others leave their stuff unlocked. >> reporter: that's the point of why you want to live in right. can righ >> reporter: criminals seem to know that, too. pacifica police say early sunday morning, between midnight and 2 a.m., burglars 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 took loose change in one truck and put them in another and stole a flashlight. >> keep the best stuff as you work your way down the hill and throw the rest out. >> reporter: some recovered stolen items may have been linked to burglaries in the south bay and santa c

to what -- overnight lows will be similar to what we've seen, in the 50s, 50 in santa rosa, 51 in pacificajose and 55 degrees in fairfield, 54 degrees in oakland. our satellite and radar shows this change that's going on right now. this is the low pressure system that's been dropping in over this past week. it's in place now. we have to thank that for the cooler temperatures. there is, however, more cooler temperatures behind it. this low pressure system has moved to the side it. doesn't really affect us anymore and guy us all the sunny, warm temperature -- gave us all the sunny warm temperatures coming into this weekend. low clouds spread inland overnight. they've already started. the cooling trend will continue into the weekend starting saturday and father's day will be cooler still with possibly a coastal drizzle sunday. go to the inland areas with dad. our high temperatures tomorrow will just barely be in the 80s, cooler than we've seen any day this week. 80 in santa rosa is the warmest. the far inland areas will be in the high 70s. the high 60s around the bay, maybe even 75 in redwood

." >>> a pacifica man facing assault charges now faces more charges after he allegedly punched his victim inside a courtroom. charged the witness stand; and repeatedly punched a witness in san mateo county d.a. saying during a hearing monday mike the which herigino repeatedly -- michael cherigino left the witness stand. he's charged with intimidating a witness and assaulting an officer back in jail on $150,000 bail. >>> several cattle have been found dead and buried in santa clara county and the area is now a crime scene. the sheriff's office says they were discovered near henry coe state park outside morgan hill and they suspect foul play. deputies are at the scene investigating while a forklift digs aroundthe area. they have found nine carcasses so far. just 20 minutes ago the sheriff told us this may have started as a dispute over grazing rights between a cattleman and a property owner. et. san fran >> i've worked in this business a long time and i've never seen anything like this. it was pretty amazing. we've got a big team of people. we're trying to find bullet fragments now as part

. >>> auto burglaries are on the rise in the city of pacifica. many happened over the weekend on reichling avenue. investigators believe it is part of a larger burglary ring. pacifica police say early sunday morning, between midnight and 2 a.m., burglars broke into 30 cars in the area, most of them unlocked. >> i have left my truck unlocked and some of the other neighbors leave their stuff unlocked. >> that's kind of the point of why you want to live in pacifica, right? >> right. >> police say some recovered stolen items have been linked to car burglaries in silicon valley and the santa cruz area. >>> a house fire in walnut creek kills an elderly man. now fire crews are investigating the cause. i'll have the very latest coming right up. >> plus, new details about a patient who died unexpectedly at zuckerberg sf general hospital. if you're looking for an incredible selection of the brands you love, this season's for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ spring d

a look in pacifica as the sun shines and the waves crash. 90s inland today. and upper 60s and 70s at the beach. so this is where you will want to go to cool off. >> primary day, if you can believe it, is already this tuesday and bay area counties are gearing up. but recruiting poll workers for this election has apparently become a big challenge. today in the bay reports from san francisco at one of the polling stations short on volunteers. >> these are all the ballot boxes that are ready to be sent out across the city. san francisco went into this primary season knowing it might be short on poll workers because of a calendar change at san francisco public schools. usually students are finished with classes by election day, but this year they will be taking finals. >> usually we go around a thousand high school students each election. this election, we have only around 200. >> over the last few years, a population boom in california has posed a challenge for county registrars. in alameda county, they need at least 4200 people to work the polls on election day.

> warning signs went up for swimmers and surfer after a large shork was spotted off the coast of pacifica. sky7 followed the shark about an hour ago as it swam near the state beach. the shark appears to be about 12 feet long. there have been no reports of it acting aggressively in any which. but of course it makes people nervous. this afternoon's first report of the shark came from a highway patrol helicopter crew. the chp spotted it a little farther north near the pacific aif pier and shark park. >> a nationally known clergyman is bringing conservative christian values to berkeley. evangelicallist frng lynn graham son of belly graham says the event won't be about politics but critics say the appearance before the contrary election is no accident. abc 7 news anchor eric foms is live at the park. >> a little legal than two and a half hours away from the event. kind of a rock concert field to it very few seats are set out. you bring your. ownome find the message conservative and other finds controversial. >> today the grass covering caesar chavez park sproutsed tents yellow shirted voluntee

in pacifica, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> a dixon man is hailed as a hero after he helped lift ack off a woman's foot. it happened at 7 flags car wash. it's on east mont visa avenue in vacaville. jesse landers was vacuuming his car and he heard a crash in one of the stalls. a sedan slammed into the back of the truck pushing the back left tire on to its driver's foot. car wash employees used a jack to lift the truck off the woman, but it would not go high enough. >> heard her screaming. i could tell she was in pain. i put myself in that situation. i would want someone to help me. i decided to help her. i ended up getting in front of her. i lifted the rims and got it up high enough where she was able to get her foot out. >> landers thinks he lifted it up about 6 inches. he dead lifts 400 pounds but believes adrenaline helped in this case. the woman is okay and out of the hospital. >>> this is video captured when a tesla burst into flames in los angeles. the car belongs to hollywood director and producer. no one was hurt. his wife says it was not in an accident before the fire broke

pacifica police are warning residents to lock their car doors.comes after 30 unlocked vehicles were burglarized on reich-ling avenue sunday morning. police were called to the area around seven a.m... and determined it was connected to other car burglaries in san mateo county. police are urging people to lock their car doors and avoid leaving valuables inside of their cars. ( robin )supporters of planned parenthood rallied outside san francisco's city hall tuesday. it was all to protest a policy change by the trump administration. kron 4's dan kerman has the story. parenthood of northern ned california 00-08 we are now seeing the latest in this administrations dark and dangerous agenda against women.supporters of planned parenthood rallied outside san francisco city hall monday to the trump administration's proposed rule change for family planning clinics receiving federal title x funding. the change would "prohibit title x projects from performing, promoting, referring for, or supporting, abortion as a method of family planning.sot catherine stef

i think it might just be pacifica and the immediate coastline. san rafael tonight 55 degrees, oakland 56 and concord 57 degrees tonight. high fire danger north bay mountains specifically napa county, eastern sonoma county, lake county, mendocino county. the higher elevations will see the rongest wind s. that's why n flag warning. this begins 11:00 tomorrow night through the day on saturday, high to extreme fire danger as our temperatures go up. relative humidity will go down. in the mountains it will be rather windy. clearer skies the next several nights. that tops your weather headlines. we will get three warm to hot days beginning tomorrow, but saturday by far will be the hottest, cooler weather returning in plenty of time for the july 4th holiday. there's a ridge of high pressure . notice where it is now. this is a look at what's happening in the atmosphere right now. now look at the placement of the ridge saturday. this is a prediction as to where it's going and ridges typically follow this. it won't be a big surprise, north or south of here.

pacifica 49. midreeer yesterday. you can see the cloud cover a little thicker as we look at the golden gate bridge. let's talk about outdoor activi activities. exercising, doesn't get much more comfortable than this temperaturewise and humiditiwise. it will be blouse centerry to choppy. here is a look at the small craft advisory, 11:00 this morning to 9:00 this evening. southwest wind north of the bay bridge gusting to 30 knots which is between 30 and 35 miles per hour. here is a look at san francisco. you can see the temperatures in the mid 50s from 10:00 to noon and upper 50s as we head through the afternoon hours into the early evening hours, clouds come back 8:00 to 10:00. temperatures drop into the mid 50s. south bay, not many areas reaching 70. we'll be 66 at noon, upper 60s through about 4:00, back to 60, jacket weather at 8:00. last stop will be the east bayshore line. 56 this morning, cloudy conditions. mostly sunny this afternoon. but the winds will dominate over the sunshine, keeping us in the mid 60s. we'

pacifica 61. pacifica 61. air quality will be impacted friday and saturday.riday and saturday with hot weather moving in. a heat advisory for the bay area except the coast and for san francisco. inland neighborhoods by saturday could be topping 100 degrees. in fact, here's a quick snapshot skipping over friday because this will be the hottest day of the week. san francisco on saturday could be 83. santa rosa 100. 103 in fairfield. san jose mid-90s. you will see the area where we had the relief, that's toward the coast, pacifica maxing out in the lower 70s. that is for saturday. the hottest day of the week. this morning, we started out with areas of fog out there with some clearing skies throughout the afternoon hours. so with that, we have clear to partly cloudy skies. some patchy fog should probably regroup. later on tonight and into tomorrow morning. current numbers santa rosa 83. oakland 67. and san jose checking in at 80. concord 91 degrees. two areas of high pressure will kind of merge and strengthen over the next couple of days so with that we are talki

at the coast, cool, 60 degrees in pacifica.and 81 for brentwood. south bay and san jose 75. 76 in los gatos and 73 in santa cruz. the warriors parade will be on tuesday, it will be gorgeous out there. we will start with partly sunny and partly cloudy skies around 9 am in the 60s. people will already be on their way out i am sure to line up. by around 11 am when the parade begins, 70 degrees. if you are hanging around it will be a little warm in the afternoon, it'll be about 77 in the downtown oakland area under mostly sunny skies. it should be a great day. that is a look at the extended forecast, the warming trend continues into tuesday. upper 60s at the coast, low 80s around the bay. mid-90s in line, that is hot, then temperatures begin to fall on wednesday. better cooling expected on thursday. >> i will give you a thumbs up. >> i like it >> thanks rosemary. >>> developers in florida are building a solar powered city. >> it is being called america's first self-sustaining city totally powered by the sun. reporter, phil keating,

pacifica police say there was this 12-foot shark swimming by the pacifica pier this afternoon. no reports of any injuries or any aggressive behavior by the shark, but with summer nearly here police are telling beachgoers to be extra cautious the next few days. >>> i don't blame a lot of people for wanting to go to the beach over the next few days because it will be a pretty warm weekend out there. today certainly was warm compared to yesterday and the day before. we've had a roller coaster this week starting off pretty warm and then we had the cooler west winds coming through and now calm conditions out there across the golden gate bridge. you can see across and look at our afternoon highs today, 76 in fremont today, 81 for san rafael and concord a warm 85. these temperatures are certainly above average, san francisco reaching 68 degrees. for the game it's going to be a good one, clear skies, 63, not as much crazy wind that we saw yesterday at at&t park when the giants take on the phillies, 7:15 the first pitch. we have this ridge of high pressure bringing us all kinds of sunsh

see the video of three people being rescued from a cliff in pacifica. ( will ) and after the break...tro just days before pride events are set to begin. ( anny ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. checking the bay bridge commute on wb ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. a delicious chew that protects for an entire month. ask your vet for more information. reported side effects include vomiting and itching. nexgard. the vet's #1 choice. amazingly delicious breyers ice cream for 330 calories a pint?. now possible. new breyers delights. indulge without all the guilt. a scare in the east bay as firefighters battled two brush fires in livermore. because of those fires... all lanes of westbound 84 between livermore and i-680 were blocked for much of the afternoon yesterday. alameda county fire officials say they stopped the fires around 5 last night. high winds all weekend contributed to pop up fires around the bay... and a warming trend is on the way. ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. (anny hong)

in pacifica gabe slate kron 4 news. bay area baseball... and it was a rough day for both the giants and the a's.( will ) let's start with the giants in miami... taking on the marlins. the giants had an early lead -- they were up 1-0. but the bottom of the 3rd... the marlins took over... scoring 3 runs. and that was all they neeeded. giants lost this one... 3-1. giants and marlins face off again today... first pitch is 4:10. ( will ) the a's are hosting the astros. oakland is looking to rebound tonight... after losing yesterday. top of the 2nd... with the game tied at 1... houston's evan gattis hit a 3-run homerun to give the astros a 4-1 lead. the a's went on to lose this 6-3. tonight's game starts at 7:05. coming up after the break...the warriors have the trophy... but that's not stopping draymond green from taking one more dig at king james. temperatures will cool a few degrees across the entire bay area today. interior locations will be in the 80s and 90s and 60s at the coast. onshore winds will become breezy in the

overnight tonight upper 40s to low 50s, san jose 53 for you, concord 54, pacifica 49 degrees.urning to you in pacifica and along the coastline tomorrow morning, another sign of a change. the cooldown will continue with a below average afternoon tomorrow, but there will not be temperature extremes. we've had that a lot, really hot, very chilly. we will have neither coming up this week. we'll have a light onshore flow. sometimes we get too much flow fr the ocean, cold everywhere, not enough flow from the ocean or a flow from land, an offshore wind which will warm us up even at the beach, not going to happen. the next couple days we'll have comfortable weather thursday through the weekend with temperatures near average. tomorrow morning i think futurecast is underplaying the amount of cloud cover at the coast. that will be the one spot which is foggy tomorrow. we'll see sunshine in the afternoon. wednesday it is picking up. watch the low cloud cover from capitola and santa cruz north to marin county with drizzle along the san mateo coastline. we'll get afternoon sunshine. as we h

amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now!> simply put, does the president believe he is above the law? >> certainly, no one is above the law. amy: as president trump claims the power to pardon himself and to dismiss the mueller investigation, is the nation on the path to a constitutional crisis? we will speak to philadelphia daily news columnist will bunch about trump's attempts to go what he calls "full dictator" and about trump's decision to

amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! asylum was never meant to alleviate all problems, even all serious problems, that people face every day all over the world. amy: attorney general jeff sessions has announced domestic violence will no longer be grounds for asylum will stop a far-reaching shift that could affect thousands of women fleeing gender-based violence, particularly from central