all at these rallies that have happened in portland? yes. all in portland? yes.rom american samoa. this is my weekend right here. he's one of the group's leaders. his proud boy brothers point to him when they deny they're racist. tiny has been arrested for disorderly conduct, harassment and assault. get off! get off now! don't expletive touch me! you ready? yeah. but he claims that the proud boys are simply standing up for "free speech," and antifascists are the real root of the problem. they're being selfish. not everybody in portland agrees with them and if they're trying to build a community, it's a community of masked ninjas that does not follow the law, that does not want a law. accusations of violence go both ways. when they clash, everyone‘s affected. at the protests, a lot of the times, the police will set up a system of barricades to try to keep the protesters separated, or to try to keep it contained to like one area. localjournalist mike bivins covers the right—wing rallies in portland. you know, they mean business. this is where it begins, but it's no

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and new calls for justice in portland. the democratic mayor's policies in focus after a violent attack in portland by alleged antifa members leaves a conservative writer in the hospital. will the feds get involved? and democratic lawmakers visit the southern border touring

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and new calls for justice in portland. the democratic mayor's policies in focus after a violent attack in portland by alleged antifa members leaves a conservative writer in the hospital. will the feds get involved? and democratic lawmakers visit the southern border touring migrant detention facilities. alexandria ocasio-cortez tonight making several bomb shell claims about the conditions there and against border patrol agents. officials are firing back. we're digging in to get to the truth. hello. welcome to "fox news at night." i'm shannon bream. we begin with kristin fisher live at the white house where president trump's meeting with kim jong-un is provoking strong reactions from supporters and critics. >> another unprecedented meeting is in the works. president trump says he's extended his invitation to kim jong-un to come here to the white house. no date has been set for that. what a meeting that would be. the world is continuing to digest all of these images to come out of the korean peninsula. even kim jong-un himsel

. >> what do you think of portland being number one? >> you know i love portland. i think it's great. i can totally see it. >> the coffee shops, avocado toast and independent book stores. can you tell i've only been once. >>> let's take a look at what's going on back here at home. we're mostly clear this morning in san jose. about 60 degrees. today it's going to be a bright day, even at the coastline some sunshine. our coolest afternoon. clouds, patchy drizzle will gop the next couple nights. we've got a summer spread that will widen considerably next week. temperatures mush the mid to upper 90s in the inland

with off and on rain around seattle and portland. portland had a record rainfall yesterday for july 1st, 51/100. this keeps our temperatures in check. we gone from category 1, to category 4 on hurricane barbara. the eye wall is in place. it is moving northwest. it will move to the north of the hawaiian islands. first one of the season. not moving towards the land. everything looks okay. we have mostly clear skies, 40s, 50s, 60s on the temperatures. 50 gilroy. upper 40s, santa cruz. 54 seems popular as well, saratoga, also campbell. we will see lots of sunshine today. temperatures about the same as yesterday until the low kicks autoon thursday. 60s, 70s, a few 80s.

he's been documenting the violence on the streets of portland. he has a video camera and shows you what is happening, this a makes him a dangerous man. so that's why they're targeting him. >> hold on. the fact is we don't know how much of a journalistic he is. the fact is that?-- >> what do you mean? >> he allegedly incites and instigates rioting -- >> jesse: how did he allegedly incite anything? h >> we have to deal with the facts here? the facts are on the left and the right, you have all kinds of people that paint themselves as reporters or journalists that are not. they show up to -- >> jesse: wait a second. shane, he's an a credited member of the media. he works for an organization. you can't say he's not a journalist. he was there with a permit to cover an antifa rally with a camera and a microphone. i've had him on my show before. he's a legitimate journalist. it's so funny, dinesh, you have -- jim acosta is out there from cnn. someone says jim, you stink. he writes a book about it and says the first amendment is under assault. you have a

we're seeing the same behavior in portland. the mayor gave a press conference to explain and apologized for what happened there. >> laura: harmeet, let's hear from the mayor what you reference. watch. >> one of the things that i'd like the public to know is there is a unified incident command center that is engaged during these demonstrations. the incident commander's tactics are reviewed by internal legal counsel. i have never made a tactical decision and i most certainly did not june 29th. >> laura: harmeet, weasel words if i ever heard them. >> yeah, i'm trying to struggle for a politically correct response to that. it's nonsense what he just said. portland is unusual in that he's the police commissioner. he's a civilian command of the police in portland. so he may have been there, he may not have been there. it's irrelevant. the assaults have occurred several times. the results have all been the same. no arrests except for -- certainly not the antifa people. >> laura: we're staying on this. harmeet, before we let you go, we

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portland has this happen quite often. after getting hit with what looked like a milk shake but police were very clear in saying, look, it appears that there was some sort of quick-drying cement that was mixed into that so-called milk shake and he was hit with it. you see the damage. he was hurt, badly hurt and had to be taken to the hospital. he went to the e.r. there. and you'll see in the video here, you see it splash on him. you see eggs being thrown at him and you see him being marked with silly string. all of this is sort of a tactic. you hear people cursing at him and calling all kinds of naimes. i think a serious conversation has to be had, especially in places like portland and berkeley, where you have groups like this who are there to be militant and to violently oppose people from the right. the right are opposed in great numbers in portland. you will see number peacefully protesting. the police did say there were many people there just peacefully protesting these groups. but then you see the violence unleashed

"portland has always been a beacon of free speech. we will do everything to make sure that those who committed violence are held accountable." what you expect from the mayor, and also back to the justice department, what you expect from that? >> well, i have asked the justice department to look into this, too investigated because the information that they have that the mayor's office, that the mayor had, that the police department had come all of this information was known beforehand. they targeted andy, and of the local authorities didn't do anything about it, so while the mayor now wants to believe that this is about free speech, this is not about free speech. you don't show up with a tire iron to do some sort of a free-speech rally. they looked for andy, they targeted him. so this is something in america that cannot happen. and what i have also justice department is to look into the facts, let's go back and let's dig up who didn't ask action. we certainly have seen this. this is what happens when you have -- "law & order" are put o

but in portland the mayor still has to be mayor and antifa will be around portland for as long as he'sa's stated purpose is quote physical violence. they are a terrorist mob. there are members of the main real media force who stand up for antifa. >> antifa or whoever, malcontent or misguided. they are also wrong to hit. but fighting hate is right. >> there are a lot of different activists who say why are you in riot gear. we don't see a riot. there is a belief by many activists including antifa that the police support this violence. >> i have watched them protesting in different situations. there are different aspects of them true to a good cause. social justice or whatever you say in that context. >> it's mind-numbing to me. when you downplay what antifa does, you are legitimizing political vandalism. if the shoe were on the other foot president trump would have to be answering and god knows who else. unfortunately it's all about what is perceived to be right and what is perceived to be wrong, and this is what's killing this country. liz: his lawyer harmeet dhillon says we are going t

portland had a record rainfall yesterday for july 1st, 51/100. this keeps our temperatures in check. we gone from category 1, to category 4 on hurricane barbara. the eye wall is in place. it is moving northwest. it will move to the north of the hawaiian islands. first one of the season. not moving towards the land. everything looks okay. we have mostly clear skies, 40s, 50s, 60s on the temperatures. 50 gilroy. upper 40s, santa cruz. 54 seems popular as well, saratoga, also campbell. we will see lots of sunshine today. temperatures about the same as yesterday until the low kicks autoon thursday. 60s, 70s, a few 80s. allie rasmus had a quieter morning so far. >>> quieter morning. i don't see the fog in the morning, i get concerned it's going to get too warm. what we had yesterday traffic wise wasn't too bad, except for the bay bridge. things look lighter on the commute. a problem westbound 580, grantline road, this report of a crash coming in, involving a flatbed truck. any time you have one of the larger vehicles, it takes a while to clear it out.

we seen this happen time and again. >> tomi: after the ice incident in portland -- i was in portland last year and i.c.e. agents were receiving death threats. their addresses are out there. there was no remorse from the community whatsoever. >> dagen: what were you going to say, brian? >> brian: he got a mayor in portland who has a history of an not stand by the rule of law on a number of issues. that's why people are talking about this. this is not an isolated incident. it looks like it's part of a pattern in certain places. that's the systemic issue. people want to know, are we going to let this happen in places like portland or san francisco or other places? at >> melissa: in the same way we don't want to let any violence happen against anyone on the left or anyone of color, there is a long history that in our country, as well. we don't want violence against anybody. in the meantime, we need to get to the white house right now. rich edson is standing by, we had been hearing reports so far this morning that the vice president was turned back to the white house from an event that he

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>> melissa, plenty of criticism to portland.the deputy chief there says police are caught between a rock and a hard spot. they sued lester for excessive t don my force, now complains that officers weren't excessive enough leaving that journalist with head injuries. >> i put my arms up to try and show my face as well as to signal to them that i was surrendering, and that i wasn't there to fight. but that really signaled to them to be more aggressive, so then they started dumping what i believe were milk shakes and eggs, throwing it at my face, which blinded me. >> taking heat, portland's democratic mayor, and senator ted cruz wants a federal investigation because wheeler "ordered his police officers to let the citizens be attacked by domestic terrorists." wheeler fired back saying "at least get your facts straight, i ordered no such thing. could you divert some of those investigative dollars to something that would actually benefit american cities? infrastructures, housing, mental health services come to mind." >> the mayor has b

i used to like portland. i would never go there. am like you and the dr. >> the dr is fine compared to portland. the mayor and police are not doing anything. >> they just let each other go at. it we saw that in baltimore where you give them room to riot. it's irresponsible. it led to people getting art. i agree the media will give license to this type of violence. look at the headline. conservative journalist says he was attacked. that's like saying the toronto raptors say they won the championship. well, it was on tv. why hasn't the media found any of these attackers and identified them. because some guy on twitter will tweet a video of the president b body slamming a reporter and the press is on their door the next day. we have heard for 2 years how trump's rhetoric is causing violence against journalists. now, we have a conservative journalist who has been violently attacked and they buried the story. i want to say one more thing. if someone throws a milk shake at me, make it chocolate! >> [laughing]. >> i am lactose intolerant.

well, antifa protests that left reporter injured in portland, oregon sparking federal investigation into city's mayor. police were nowhere to be found during the attack, he was hospitalized but will be okay we are told, that's the good news, gofundme page start bid conservative vlogger raised more than 100,000 for security and health costs, that was in just one day, coming up as well. community in salt lake city will gather to honor mckenzie lewis, college students remains found on friday two weeks after missing. pure heartbreak in an exclusive interview with fox news listen. >> the shock is unimaginable, the grief, it comes and goes. to me it doesn't feel real. just kind of in a state of shock, my body feels numb. heather: well, vigil for mckenzie being held at the university of utah tonight. police are investigating whether the suspect acted alone. he's behind bars on murder and kidnapping charges. the suspect in botched hit job on head some star david ortiz were offered $30,000, that number much higher than police originally thought. ortiz was shot at nightclub in the dominican republ

the low, parked it in between seattle and portland, gave portland a record rainfall, 54/ a major hurricanecategory 4. it is moving towards the northwest. it's not heading towards the hawaiian islands. feeding off of deep warm water and little sheer in the atmosphere. it will encounter cooler water and stronger high level winds which should take care of it. the track is taking to it the northwest. it's away from baja. some of the moisture -- we will keep an eye on that. we have pretty clear conditions here except for that patchy fog, 51, 54, 55, 56 on the water temperatures. near average for this time of year. the average july 1st to 15th, mo day gobay is 51 degrees. 40s, 50s on the temperatures, a few 60s. those are far inland. upper 40s and 50s on the peninsula. monetaryra beach, 52. free month 54 degrees. 32 truckee to 56, 60, sacramento. only patchy fog at best here, start to pick up a little bit. i don't think anything close to what we had yesterday. couple of spins in the atmosphere all over the place. the main one impacting us in portland and seattle. 60s, 70s and 80s. not much of a

portland, national weather service, pdx, that's the aviation code for portland, daily rainfall record for yesterday. the parent picked up .54. old record was 28.100. higher clouds rom the west, southwest, water temperatures are cold. san francisco buoy, about average. month ray mid 50s. 40s, 50s, 60s on your temperatures to the south. gilroy 50. 49 degrees. mid 50s, saratoga, campbell, 34 truckee. 56 you chiia to 5, monterey. today lots of sunshines temperatures because the low is still up there controlling our weather, stay pretty close to where they were yesterday. 60s, 70s, 80s, looks cooler in to thursday. the system settles in and kicks out. after, that temperatures inland will warm up a little bit. >>> around the bay area, safe and sane fireworks, now on sale. coming up, what fire department s are doing to keep people and property safe. >>> later today, 43 year old christina hol ser due in court accused of firing a flair from a pellet gun causing a brush fire in freemont hills, it burned five acres in the hills. no one was hurt. the woman fired the flair during an argument with

in portland the police chief proposed masks should be banned in the commission of a crime.sounds like a no-brainer, but the mayor couldn't even support that. he has to think about it. so, to me, i wonder what is there to think about? if you're committing a crime, it should be an additional charge if you're wearing a mask. elizabeth: that's right, because it's basically to hide your criminality. antifa's stated purpose is, quote, physical confrontation, meaning violence. so the aclu is firing back on the possible anti-massing law -- mask law saying it'll chill first amendment free speech rights. doesn't public safety, doesn't getting attacked like you were attacked, shouldn't that preempt that? >> well, it's, i mean, it's a nice platitude that they issued there. i wondered why they didn't issue any support on my first amendment rights when i was attacked three weeks ago which, by the way, there's been not a single arrest. so right now i'm having to depend on a legal crowd fund to support that, which people can find on my twitter -- elizabeth: are you going to sue portland, o

portland police officers have had the unenviable tax of keeping the peace.fficult job and hard decisions are made in realtime. we will keep you informed. we will do everything we can to make sure those who committed violence are held accountable. your reaction to the mayor. >> how many more people have to be beaten and attacked in the city of portland before things change? i am by far not the first one. there's been many other incidents that have happened since 2016, and the policing has remained the same, which is a policy of not engaging with militant protesters. >> violence against journalists of any kind is something we all mead to find against. an andy ngo, thank you for being with us this morning. >> my pleasure. >> thanks to our viewers for watching. for our u.s. viewers the whole new 2020 race. we have our new poll numbers out this morning. "new day" continues right now. >>> this race is resetting. all images of joe biden being a front-runner are now reshaping this summer. >> you talked to black voters. it may still feel like he's a winner. >> i am a

senator ted cruz calling for a federal investigation of the portland mayor for allowing the situationt out of hand. william la jeunesse has more from our los angeles newsroom. >> melissa, this is not the first time the critics accused the portland mayor of bias and withholding police protection to fit his political views. last year saying ted wheeler purposely allowing protesters from antifa to harass employees. demonstrators attacked a handful of conservatives. they threw quick drying cement and raw eggs while police stood by. protesters singled out andy ngo, a well-known blogger covering the event, after photos showed cuts and bruises to his face. >> i just got beat up by the crowd. no police at all. in the middle of the street and they still might go pro and punched me several times in my face. i'm bleeding. >> senator ted cruz blamed wheeler often "two federal law enforcement to investigate and bring legal action against a mayor who was ordered his police officers to let citizens be attacked." the u.s. ambassador to germany ric grenell. "this was a premeditated attack because they

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there is a renewed criticism of portland's mayor tonight after conservative journalists was violentlyacked by antifa. mayor ted wheeler says he plans to discuss ways to better control future protest but is offering no specifics or timetables. police are reportedly unhappy, let's bring an end he know the victim of that attack to talk about where portland goes from here. i know once getting out of the hospital, you are out again, what do you say to folks to say you are overstating what happened to you? >> most people have never experienced a brain injury and i never did until the 29th of jun 29th of june. i would never wish what happened to me on anybody else. i would ask them to have the decency to just be decent human beings. >> let me ask you this, there are accounts and all kinds of things, you know if anyone has been questioned? have you talked to authorities about what comes next and holding people responsible which the mayor has vowed to do? >> ten days after the attack on me there have been no arrests, i've only heard from the authorities twice over the phon phone. wherever they

the mayor of portland breaking his silence after conservative journalist is viciously attacked duringtifa protest. 1) bleep] >> the reporter telling fox news it took too long for the police to get involved, jackie ibanez is live with us in studio with fallout from the brawl. >> great to have you here. >> and the know was covering the portland demonstration when protesters turned their attention on him. a mob of masked protesters pummeling him before stealing his camera and throwing milkshakes potentially mixed with quick die cement. he tells fox news it was complete chaos. >> they beat me so much, i lost control of my camera i was holding which -- i kept thinking where are the police. i eventually stumbled away bleeding and from there a swat team informed me then order to get an ambulance to be taken to the hospital i would have to walk to the police precinct, walk back in the direction of the demonstrators who attacked me. >> he was eventually brought to the emergency room where a ct scan showed he was bleeding in his brain. is asking the public's help to identify his attackers retwe

what is going on in portland, oregon?heir side they have this violent rally with people with crowbars beating a journalist. and a senior citizen. and the police sometimes just watch. now, i know they engaged and arrested a couple people here. this cannot happen and continue to happen. these people need to be brought to justice for the assaults that they are perpetrating on innocent individuals. ainsley: ambassador ric grenell and ted cruz came to his defense tweeting out different messages. what are you guys going to do to prevent it from happening in your state? >> really, this is a city issue, and the mayor and city council need to empower their own police department to protect their citizens. it's critical that they do that because, you know, the rose city, i was born in portland, the rose city should not be known for revive lent protests that will be allowed to continue. ainsley: senator, thank you so much for joining us senator knopp. >> thank you. ainsley: real life hero taking on cartel on our border. sheriff alyss

chaos in the streets of portland, oregon, with antifa attacking yet again another conservative! here with the report. and tomi lahren and pam bondi will be here to discuss the alarming trend of conservatives facing the threat of violence from anti-trump resistance. we will be right back. stay with us. ♪ violence from anti-trump resistance. ♪ >> jason: welcome back to "hannity," journalist andy ngo was brutally assaulted by the far-left antifa this weekend. for attempting to videotape the group while they were out at a rally. fox news correspondent trace gallagher joins us live from the west coast newsroom with the latest. trace. >> jason, these were dueling protests of very different sides as hundreds of liberal protesters but only a few dozen conservatives. when conservative journalist andy ngo went to the liberal demonstration, he was attacked by a group of masked individuals who kicked him, punched him, and peppered him with milk shakes that police say contain quick drying cement. police officers where there in force, but during the attack on andy ngo, they failed to interven

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it's july 9th and we will have widespread rain to portland and lifting north east to be in their forecast and not mine but high clouds could drift across mendocino county or lake county and golden gate north but a lot of it is lifting out of the picture. low clouds will be with us and 50s on the temps and some 40s on the peninsula and 47 in woodside with low to mid-50s for just about everybody. half moon bay, as well, not much of a breeze. sfo west at eight and livermore at three with a little bit of an onshore breeze but not strong compared to the last few days and when the system kicks through, high pressure builds in. upper 70s and low 80s. we had something on the bay bridge. is that better? >>> it is better. slow traffic, but one thing that is slow is the drive to the peta's on interstate 80, it's been backed up because of a crash southbound on 880 near dixon landing that was reportedly caused by debris in the road and the traffic is bad. if i could pull back on this a little bit, i will show you it is slowing down all the way to milpitas. if you can use a different way to get on the

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were you in portland yesterday? probably not.u were, they had a record rainfall. 54/100 from a thunderstorm for july 1st. broke the old mark of 28/100 in 1983. so mild to warm, 106, 70s, 80s. patchy fog mostly sunny. only if you are in weather will you probably notice it. oakland, a little above where you should be this time of year. san francisco is close. so is santa rosa. livermore and san jose, still below average for this time of year. you know we'll make it up. the rain season, which is july 1st to june 30th ended two days ago. not i great year but it was a good year. whenever you are 100% or high are, that is a god year. it wasn't host charts or anything. no rain for us. occasionally some higher cloud and patchy fog. others, 60s on your temperatures today. this some 40s in there. 36 in truckee. 57 down in monterey and around lake tahoe, there is 41 south lake tahoe with tahoe down at 50. incline at 45 degrees. overall looking if a pretty nice pattern. it is quiet that. low keeps us from warming up that much as long as it's

there were reports that were brought in that were sent in during the protests of the portland t.v. that said that these little liberal protestors connected to and you saw were handing out milkshakes laced with quick dry cement to throw it. so it turned out that's not true there was no quick dry cement they never found one and the problem with that as that these things were being handed out and people were drinking it was part of a shake back the streets people were drinking the milk shake so if you would put it . like. there were times that people films people had them thrown in their face with andy no here's the thing this is someone who in a sweater bio says and if i hate. he goes to these and he puts himself in situations where he's filming them and he's in the middle of these sayings and like i said there's many you get the same reactions whenever he goes there to do at his gig as he shows up they don't like he says he's allowed to be there the whole thing happened but when you look at this i mean i don't see the point of this what does this tell anyone does that suddenly make

>> you know i love portland. i think it's great. i can totally see it. >> the coffee shops, avocado toast and independent book stores. can you tell i've only been once. >>> let's take a look at what's going on back here at home. we're mostly clear this morning in san jose. about 60 degrees. today it's going to be a bright day, even at the coastline some sunshine. our coolest afternoon. clouds, patchy drizzle will gop the next couple nights. we've got a summer spread that will widen considerably next week. temperatures mush the mid to upper 90s in the inland neighborhoods. 60s at the coast. first, let me show you what's going to happen this weekend. the jet stream still taking a little dip over top of us. that's why we're still filtering in some of this cooler air. now, what is it doing to our temperatures? let's take a look at the microclimate, only 67 in santa cruz. if you want 80s in the south bay, go towards morgan hill, gilroy, the southern parts. more towards downtown about 78 degrees. 77 in redwood city, 68 in millbrae. that's

taking aim also at seattle and portland. the tail end of that might give us drizzle or light rain in cresson city, but south of that it will fall apart. but still don't see that too often this time of year. a system that strong. 50s and a few low 60s still. gilroy 55, santa cruz 56. san jose 57. 49 and 54 the water temps. really cold for this time of year. the onshore wind in place for some, a breeze for others. some of the low cloud deck might be slow to burn back for a few. the system will go through tomorrow then after that high pressure builds beckett. 50s, 60s and 70s on the highs, way below average. back to you. >>> we are keeping an eye on your commute. it is not moving all that fast at the bay bridge toll plaza. we had a couple of problems earlier at treasure island. that may be part of it, but it is monday morning at 7:30 am, so this is what happens. if you are in a carpool, you are in good shape, everybody else has to be patient as it rolls into the city. take a look at the san mateo bridge toll plaza, the same sit

we learned tonight sing over the weekend, some chose to engage in violence over in portland which iseptable and will not be tolerated. we will do everything we can to make sure those who committed violence are held accountable. police did arrest three people. the men in the middle is accused of beating two men with a metal pipe, the other two of harassments. they pled not guilty. what is next, the union chief says, it is time to remove the handcuffs from our officers and let them stop the violence with swift enforcement action. the attorney also blames the city. >> portland has consistently understaffed these types of incidents. there has been many incidences, this is not the first. they knew this was going to happen and they did nothing to prevent it. >> two of the three people that they are trying to identify are still dressed in black so that is why they're asking for the public's help. another demonstration is planned for august, nothing yet from the doj on possibly initiating investigations. back to you. >> dana: thankfully he is okay. getting hit in the back of the head could b

to basically i think now it is explicit, welcome these people into portland and turn a blind eye and stand down orders to police. >> this is the liberal leadership of the cities and states. if this happened in new york city, under rudy giuliani, i promise they would be arrested, charged, prosecuted and to the fullest extent of the law. these other cities and states should be required to do that. if they are not going to do it the federal government should come in and do it for them. >> laura: meanwhile my want to show video right now. this is so disturbing what unfolded i guess today, guys? we discussed the video today in harlem with nypd officers and how they are being receipt -- perceived by the public. >> oh, my gosh. they violated them. they violated them. >> laura: bernie, people were>> joking on twitter, the comments, oh, it's not like a bullet. w >> it makes me sick. obstruction, disorderly conduct, harassment and a number of other charges, but they won't be charged because you have a mayor in new york city. >> laura: he is a disgracege de blasio is a disgrace. new york gets w

the low we had has moved in to seattle portland and the low clouds and fog chewed up. higher clouds come thes on shore breeze is in place. water temperatures are cold. 51, 54, 55, that will do it. all you need is warmth inland. 40s and 50s to 60s on the temperatures. a difference for some. warmer for most than yesterday 34 truckee. cool, cool morning lows up in the mountains. 56 ar56 arcata. temperatures similar to where they were the last couple of days. subtle changes day-to-day. 60s, 70s, 80s on the temperatures. below ample on a lot of these inland temperatures. not much change here. cooler in to thursday and looks warm erin land as we go in to the weekend. >>> we want to remind you to download the ktvu weather app. it has interactive hourly updates and the seven- day forecast, an easy feature to upload your weather photos and video. the weather app is a free download. >>> the owner of the go ship warehouse has been dodging the courtroom during the trial. tim maybe coming back for another season and how they are honoring kevin durant though durant is going to a new

and points north toward portland and seattle. if you have travel plans there. we will get ready for the rain. mostly sunny skies. there's still an onshore breeze now. 50s with the temps. a few 40s to the north. 40sto 50s. lima valley. 56. that's quite cool for this time of year the fog will peel back. and except for a few high clouds. golden gate. a nice day. upper 60s, low 80s. 6:01. sal is here. >> the bay bridge. people want to know what the bridge is like, coming into san francisco. i think for right now, it's pretty typical. we just say it's about a 20- minute wait. let's go to it now and look at the toll plaza. you can see traffic is going to be backed . it's not a lighter-than-usual day. this is a look at interstate 880 in oakland in front. coliseum. if you're driving down the peninsula, it looks fine. and if we can focus on 880, it's a little slow approaching hayward. traffic is looking good getting into the silicon valley if you're going that way. 6:02. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. there's a crowded field of democratic candidates running fo