i'm rosemary church.to update you now on the main stories we're following this hour. >>> demonstrators in hong kong are vowing to keep the protests up until the government withdraws a controversial extradition bill. organizers say 2 million people jammed the streets sunday while police estimated over 300,000 people. >>> pro-democracy activist joshua wong was released from prison monday and immediately joined the protests. >>> iranian state media reports in the coming hours officials will release significant information about plans to scale back commitments to the nuclear deal. back in may iran stopped complying with some commitments after the u.s. unilaterally with dr drewfrom the deal. the u.s. then levelled new sanctions against tehran. >>> in sudan, prosecutors charged ex-president omar al-bashir with corruption on sunday. these latest charges include illegally possessing foreign currency and accepting gifts. in april he was overthrown after months of mass protests against his 30-year rule. >>> well, t

i'd rather not. >>> welcome back, everyone, i'm rosemary church.ant to update you now on the main stories we're following this hour. >>> protesters in hong kong say they will continue to jam the streets until a controversial extradition bill is withdrawn completely and chief executive carrie lam steps down. separately, pro-democracy activist joshua wong was released from prison monday and immediately added his voice to the current protest. he was of course the face of 2014's pro-democracy umbrella movement. >>> the u.s. and iran now blame each other for thursday's tanker attacks in the gulf of oman. iran's parliamentary speaker says washington resorted to the attacks because u.s. sanctions did not work. america's top diplomat says the trump administration has intelligence that shows iran carried out those attacks. >>> electricity is being restored to argentina and several neighboring countries after a huge blackout hit millions of people in south america. officials still don't know how the blackout occurred, but they don't believe it was caused by

>> that's right, rosemary.esterday two choppers had gone up, sunday local time in india trying to do an aerial and perhaps spot the climbers. they returned unsuccessfully. this morning one chopper went up. as george mentioned earlier, it spotted a backpack buried in the snow. officials believe that other backpacks and tents were buried in the snow on this unnamed peak in the indian himalayas at an elevation of about 5,000 meters. they say now the chances of these climbers surviving after being hit by that snow, it was part of a huge avalanche, as one official described to me. the chances of them surviving are "close to zero." officials are waiting to see when they can send in ground teams to this area where the backpack was spotted. what's hampering the effort, rosemary, right now and for the last several days they've been hit by bad weather in that area. it's been very rainy, it's been windy, which is why yesterday's helicopter missions, for example, had to end. only one chopper could go up in the morning. rig

. >> even hotter than yesterday, rosemary orozco and for steve this morning and we're talking about the fire dangers as well.>> you unfortunately the offshore wind has died or fortunate which is allowed the red flag warning to expire but when it is hot and dry it sets up a pattern for the fires of course to ignite easily. giving it a look at a beautiful sunrise. we are looking across the bay we do have clouds in place, mid and high-level clouds this morning and for today as pam and dave were mentioning another hot one and inland cities will go above 100 for some areas and likely to break records. yesterday we broke records or we tied in several areas like san francisco, sfo and oakland. the hayes and the sky today with the spare the air alert in place and even though the offshore wind has died down it is still with us in the offshore wind could bring smoking to the bay area today is those fires continue to burn to the north. the heat advisory is for most areas excluding the coastline areas near ocean beach are included but pacifica and half moon bay even though back into the 80s today n

rosemary is here to give us the news. the fire danger is intense. >> yes it is, and it is very dry and the wind fortunately has calmed down so the red flag warning has expired but very height at the hot. so getting into the afternoon for today so please be aware of it but be aware of how you feel because a heat advisory is in place for the possibility of heat illness here is a look at

rosemary? >> all right. story and keep a very close eye on this. paula hancocks joining us live from there in seoul, south korea. many thanks, as always. >>> now, in virginia beach, virginia, 12 days after people were killed in the latest workplace shooting in the u.s., the gunman's colleagues, they remain in shock. >> many of them say the shooter was not someone they would expect to be violent. they remember him as a nice person before friday's rampage in virginia. >> dewayne was a very nice person. he was quiet. he was nonassuming. he was pleasant to be around. and when i last saw him, which was just before this incident happened, he wished me to have a good weekend. the whole department up there is very close. we have a lot of celebrations together and we all celebrate victories for each other. there was absolutely no sign, even when i talked to him just before it happened, there was no sign that this was going to happen. >> the gunman was a 40-year-old city engineer. he targeted his longtime colleagues b

rosemary?ly the place to be for today and we have cooler weather coming our way and the days ahead and today is expected to be the hottest day as christina mentioned at walnut creek and everyone and the 70s and nearing 80 for some of our inland areas of santa rosa at 7 degrees in san francisco 74 never cooled off and the overnight hours. san francisco started at 74 this morning. 75 in oakland. low 70s and livermore and along the coast and around the bay we are similar to where we were yesterday and warmer for some along our bayside communities and inland we expect to be warmer. here is where we are up by 7 degrees and oakland, hayward, a few degrees warmer and 5 degrees warmer in nassau. this trend will continue into the afternoon and we can see the cloud cover off the coastline and partly cloudy skies and mostly clearly skies and mid- level high clouds before the search moves and and brings and the clouds and the fog and it may happen as early as this evening and it is a rave. the coast receiv

rosemary? okay. we do have someone that we're working to get on line now so we can find out exactly -- >> good morning. >> okay, rosemary, are you there. >> i'm here. good morning. >> good morning to you. so as we're dealing with right now, we're watching this fire on the screen right now. thick flames and clouds of smoke. i'm sure y'all are monitoring this near the airport so what are you doing at this time. >> sure. we're fully aware of this and the smoke is quite visible from the airfield and i'm looking out the won'ts a -- out the window it is gaining attention from those change in flight paths if that changes we'll alert the traveling public understand why it is up. >> and how soon would you alert any passengers if a change and the effect on a sure. we're constantly in touch with our controllers and the air traffic control tower is just on the same side of where that plume of smoke is so they could likely just look over to that location from their 200 feet perch up in the air. so we'll continue

allie. >> thank you rosemary. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >>> the world loses another music legend.er the break, the life and legacy of the guitarist and the piano man known as dr. john. seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8-month. seresto, seresto, seresto. >>> legendary new orleans musician dr. john died at the age of z1. he died yesterday of a heart attack. dr. john was born malcolm rememberenack. his career spanned decades. dr. john won six grammy awards and was inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame in 2011. >> peace and love to all his family, i love the doctor, peace and love. >>> there's a long list of outdoor events in the bay area as the weather warms up this weekend. here's rosemary orozco with our weekend watch. >> looking ahead to the weekend in the east bay. stroll along the beach in alameda while enjoying artist

here's ktvu's rosemary oros -- rosemary orozco with the watch. >> the 53rd annual sand castle and sand sculpture contest is saturday. the 16th annual tennis golf street fair will fill the streets on sunday with food, ver and a fun zone with carnival rides. in fran enjoy a day at the third annual international children's day jamboree. happening saturday at bay view opera house. or head to union square for the 2019 spring india day festival on saturday where you will find food, music, dancing and artistry. a free blues and jazz concert plus family barbecue and kids zone at hamilton rec center. in the north bay beer fest. the good one returns in santa rosa with 50 plus breweries and ciders. from napa, sonoma, lake, mendeci mendicino. a summer concert series. in the south bay celebrate on saturday in history park. the' event includes a parade, carnival, live entertainment and food. in sports a's are on the road. warriors continue their quest in the nba finals. that is your weekend watch. >> rosemary thank you. lots to do. >>> time is 4:47. sal's got a lot to do watching your commute but al

rosemary is here to give us the news. the fire danger is intense. >> yes it is, and it is very dry and the wind fortunately has calmed down so the red flag warning has expired but very height at the hot. so getting into the afternoon for today so please be aware of it but be aware of how you feel because a heat advisory is in place for the possibility of heat illness here is a look at sfo where we are starting out near the 70s, areas in downtown san francisco 74 and upper 70s oakland, santa rosa 58 and light wind also light throughout the day 67 in livermore and 69 at san jose and into the afternoon we are craving that seabreeze and that seabreeze will come back and it does begin to trickle in a little today and more so by tomorrow 24 hour temperature change, half moon bay 110 warmer this morning, 10 in livermore and concord and fairfield cooler and it has to do with the wind finally dying out in mysterious, we are looking at very calm to light breezes. here is a view of some of the cloud cover, we do have partly thought

>> rosemary right now things are doing pretty well i do have one thing i want to tell you about and that is a deadly crash that happened early this morning. on 101 southbound, this is a video from a little while ago and the scene has been there for hours although they are making progress in getting the lanes (southbound 101, there was someone clearly distraught who is also somehow involved, southbound 101, the activity is confined to the right shoulder. moving along, looking at westbound 580, slow traffic on the altamonte pass and 205 and 580 starting slow, coming in to livermore looks alright and into haywood traffic moving along okay if you're driving on interstate traffic moving along okay if you're driving on interstate 880 and no problems at the bay bridge but we are filled in a little early westbound, 50 to a.m. to a.m. >> hot day around the bay area, a heat advisory this weekend extended three today and cristina rendon you are in walnut creek and temperatures are expected to hit 100, good morning. 4 good morning to you and if you thought sunday was hot get ready because today will

reverend rosemary mallett, thank you for talking to us.church seizes this opportunity. thank you for having me. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good morning. looking forward to two more games at the cricket world cup. the west indies face new zealand at old trafford. the first is already under way in hampshire. india are taking on afghanistan. unbeaten so far having won three games with the others washed out. the afghans have lost all of their matches. india are huge favourites, a0 to one odds with the bookmakers, they won the task and opted to bat. and india are currently 61 a1. i'm just updating the scorecard there. they are now in the scorecard there. they are now in the 1ath over. there is full commentary on radio five live. england have work to do now, if the hosts are to reach the semi finals of the cricket world cup after their shock defeat to sri lanka. things didn't go too well with the bat, ba i rstow things didn't go too well with the bat, bairstow was out for a golden duck. joe root is momentarily stea

but we are starting the cooldown, rosemary. >> we are.the pattern began to switch over late last night. by this morning the low clouds and on shore breeze had already returned. this afternoon we are several degrees cooler. there is a look over san jose. 83 degrees. you can see the high clouds there in addition to the low clouds that are hugging the coastline. here is another look from san francisco? you look on top the building, the flag blowing there, the wind is coming in from the west, the cool on shore breeze that helps to cool us down. here is a look at the temperatures as they stand. san francisco 64. votes 81. upper 80s in livermore. still a warm day. in the upper 90s for some of us over the weekend. san jose is 83. here is a look at the 24-hour temperature change. we are down by 4 degrees half moon bay. by 5 other oakland, by 6 in livermore. in the upper 80s, still a very warm one. san jose down by 3 from yesterday afternoon. here is a look at the cloud cover. hard to detect for the low clouds and the mid and high level clouds com

let's go over to rosemary. >> the warm up continues for your afternoon today. at the coast will be in the 80s in areas like pacifica. inland will be about 100 degrees. it looks like we're going to peak on monday. giving you a look into the south bay where we have hazy skies. we were talking about it this morning. today is a spare the air day. we have a fire burning to the north of us. that is bringing the smoke our way. it has to do with the north northeast flow we have been talking about over the last couple of days. you can see the flow continues from the north and northeast. the fire is burning right around here and is pushing the smoke to the northbay and pushing it our way. that will continue for today. the red flag warning that began friday night in northbay hills continues tonight until 5:00 p.m. it also includes the delta region. the national weather service out of sacramento has included it for the entire said sacramento san joaquin valley and have stretched it to the delta as well. as far as the heat advisory, that began at about 10:00 this morning an

. >>> 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 moment, 64 in san francisco, low 60s in oakland. first weekend of summer and it feels like a warm summer night and limit more at 74, san jose, 72, santa rosa has cooled off from mid-90s earlier into the low 60s. here's a look at some of those numbers from yesterday into today. 15 degrees warmer this afternoon in santa rosa than yesterday. san francisco it 72, livermore up by several degrees as well. if you were out at the alameda county there, it was a warm one this afternoon. here is storm tracker 2. you c

i have a look at that and the cooling trend coming our way just a little bit. >> rosemary, thank you. time is 9:06 am. >>> altair has the upper hand, battling a fire in santa clara county, now 85% contained. the fire did not get bigger overnight. ktvu's allie rasmus talk to firefighters this morning about how tough it is out there, good morning.>> good morning, one of the big challenges obviously is the heat, hot yesterday, even hotter today, close to 100 degrees expected to be here in san jose. so, firefighters hope to maintain the containment lines, and put out any hotspots that might pop up, you can see what's left in the malik fire behind us, the burned hillside here, and the coyote open space area, it is very steep and hilly terrain. that is why when the fire broke out yesterday, cal fire brought in helicopters and air tanks do contain the fire, that strategy appears to have worked, it billowed 210 acres, has not built since yesterday, did not grow overnight, 85% containment as you mentioned, in order to keep up that progress, firefighters are going to continue working on those c

i'm rosemary orozco. >>> time is 4:57. former vice president joe biden is coming here to the bay area. after last night being the target of bay area lawmakers during last night's presidential debate. >> joe biden was right when he said it was time to pas the torch to a new generation of americans, 32 years ago. he's still right today. >>> and eric swalwell and kamala harris. >>> and new this morning, a pickup truck slammed right into an east bay restaurant during the night. we'll tell you what police at the scene told ktvu about the man who was driving. >>> good morning. we're doing very well for a friday morning. right now, traffic good in both directions. in front of oracle arena. 880. >>> there's no debating the cool temps that we've had. temperatures are well below average. but they are creeping upwards. we'll see what is in store for the weekend. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right

reporting liv from philadelphia, i'm rosemary connors. back to you. >>> now at 6:00, ten minutes. u.s. was from launching a strike againstiran. in an nbc exclusive, president trump in his own words on why he calls it off. >>> it stunned the city. a woman attacked and killed while jogging. m thesage from her fian. >>> plus, a local woman was lying in h bed one min and the net, hit with a stray bullet. >> i didn't know what it was. i just felt blood coming from my head. >>> a lot of news this friday night. the council is looking to strip its longest serving member of some of its power. >> all of this coming just a day afrer evans gned from metro's board of directors over ethics violations. he joins us live. mark? >> reporter: goevening. this has been a long and tough week for jack eva. details of that coming out earlier this week. calls for him to stem down. what the fbi is telling us is that what happenedor this mng was a court authorized police action. 's all part oa

rosemary mallet, from brixton south london talking to me earlier.ing basin big companies, that's according to the organisation that's according to the organisation that represents them. they say the problem is increasing and freelancers are vulnerable. katie austen reports. when london—based plumberjames does work for businesses he asks for payment within a month. when it comes late it has a big impact as he already paid for parts. if i pay for it on the 15th, and they are paying me straight after i'm using my personal money as well as money i've had to put aside for rent, and bills. the group which represents self employed and freelance workers, known as ipso, says two thirds have trouble with late payments across all sorts of industries. late payments come in real terms, means going of industries. late payments come in realterms, means going into of industries. late payments come in real terms, means going into debt, sometimes, it means you can't have essential expense payments such as your mortgage or your rent payment. this can cause pretty seri

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we'll have the weather with rosemary, but first the headlines.he victims and the gunman in the shooting at virginia beach. >> at a news conference this morning, the shooter was identified. it's the country's. >>> the state's democratic convention kicks off. >> 14 candidates will be in california. what it means for state and what you can expect for the the weekend. we'll break you down with david mccune coming up shortly. >>> and a possible antitrust investigation for high-tech titan google. >> they are investigating whether other search engines can compete. the sunshine is coming our way. and i've been used to the cooler temperatures now. >> and we skipped over spring, right? and we're a few weeks away from the official start of summer. but the summer vibes are already out there. we have kids graduating from school, from college, and yeah, it seems like summer already. and we are going to have a nice warmup come our way for at least the inland communities. along the coastline, it's typical for june to be socked in by the fog. areas like pacifica,

rosemary woods about the 18.5 minutes gap. >> that was my name.s, shoulders up. >> that's how it was. >> rosemary represents the majority of women at that time. >> you can be a nurse or a teacher or a secretary or a housewife. those are your choices. i was a very early professional and there we were head to head combat basically. >> miss woods said it was a mistake. she describes that she pushed the wrong pbou button. when i asked her to demonstrate, she pushed the button and supposedly reached back about six feet to get the telephone. her foot came off the pedal. there was no way it was believable. >> the white house contention of the talk between holloman were accidental accidentally erased to give the president more ammunition. >> it changed the america's public view of the whole situation. >> rosemary woods standby her story. but, woodward would later write the 18.5 gap became a symbol for nixon's entire presidency. the truth had been deleted and the truth was missing. ed and the truth was missing. mom, what's for din-ner? just water. lots and

tehran between iran and united states the other thing is also the united nation secretary assistants rosemarie de carlo she is in riyadh now so the timing is wicked they want to put. a player a week a player a dirty player in the region because you know targeting civilian targets is very bad it's not good for. this is that a targeting of civilian targets has been you might say an accusation made by both sides the saudis themselves have also targeted close to and within highly areas so it takes both sides to actually take a step back does it not for them to try and talk a contributor we just heard a few moments ago said that every time the attack they also say we want to talk to the saudis we want to try and find a peaceful way forward but you're not giving us any options.

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we're going to check back with rosemary in just a few minutes. >>> a man will be back in court today. henry lee has the story. >> a preliminary hearing began monday martinez for this man mitchel bakem. she was taken in the middle of the night while baby sitting for her older sister's kids. suzanne's nude body was pulled from the anthonyioche bridge. >> her murder was brutal. >> bakem was about 26 at the time. he was initially cleared as a suspect to a polygraph and a false alibi. but years later he was charged after investigators say dna evidence tied him to the killing. >> this case had a tremendous impact on so many people, losing a 14-year-old daughter, losing -- three women lost their little sister. all of their friends. >> a judge will decide if there's enough evidence to hold bakem for trial. >>> prosecutors in oakland's ghost ship warehouse fire are expected to finish their case today. the trial with defendants started back in april. 36 people died in that 2016 warehouse fire. now if prosecutors do finish today the jury will be excused until next week and then the defense team

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let's get a quick look at the weather with the cerro who was in for rosemary. that power. things will cool up to start the work week. looking outside, you can see the fog overhead. that will clear out. expecting a mostly sunny day for most of the bay area today. some fog and hazy skies right now. by this afternoon, a warm to hot day. similar to what we saw yesterday. the extended forecast does have a cool down heading your way. so that is good news. take a look at the temperatures already warming up significantly. fairfield, 78 at 9:31 a.m. that is pretty warm. oakland, 76. walnut creek 75. san jose, 71. san francisco, 76. looking at the temperatures at 9:31 a.m., imagine the next couple of hours. i can tell you. let's look at california as a whole. and you can look at the other temperatures people are dealing with. palm spring, 89. if you don't like the heat, don't go to palm springs. the forecast has today. it will be hot. these are some of the hottest locations. 95 degrees is what you are having today. concord, 94. byron, 97. we will see mid to upper 90s acr

meteorologist rosemary orozco will have your complete bay area forecast up next. alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. ? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi with xfinity xfi. let's roll! now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. >>> it was just a routine call for a campbell police officer, but it ended with a mother in handcuffs and a child in protective services. >> as ktvu's claudine wong reports, a decade later this story has a happy ending with an unlikely reunion. >> reporter: this story begins 10 years ago. ian white had worked with campbell pd for about five years back then. he got a call about a mobile home. >> it was the parking complaint regarding a mobile home parked on the street. >> reporter: r

. >>> wants to get a check of the weather, rosemary's and for bill. a nice day around the bay area for the study all week? >> you're right, really warm over the weekend we have settled into pleasant weather and as we get into the weekend ahead, temperatures will come back up slightly, not eyes as warm though. let us take a look at some of those pleasant numbers we are speaking about. sfo right now in the 60s. downtown tampa cisco reporting 65. most areas dropped off by at least a few degrees today. despite a little more sunshine out there. 70 in oakland, 81 in livermore and san jose at 77. you can see that bush there just kind of wrestling around. the onshore breeze with us. santa rosa one the only spot warmer today up by several ditties you can see santa rosa up by nine. it has to do with the norse breeze north breeze cutting right to the area. temperatures up by a few degrees as well. send carlos down by nine, livermore down by five, san jose down by four. so as we get into the next couple of days temperatures will continue to drop, has to do with t

a light rail train sla around n first street and rosemary. that blocked the tracks in both directions and shut down the direction for hours. >> a horrific crime scene in the east bay. police discover two bodies in a castro valley home. it started when police said they had not heard from family members. they found the bodies of a man and a woman, both in their 40s and it appeared they had been dead for several days. gunshots were never reported. neighbors said they thought they heard gunshots on sunday. >> should neighbors be concerned? this case has two options as far as what transpired. it's either a murder case or it's a murder-suicide-type case and we will have to get you those answers at a later date. >> they don't believe there is a major threat to the community right now. the fact that the crime scene is several days old and making it difficult to investigate this case, officers have not released the names of the two people. >> windy conditions could lead to an increased fire danger. sky ranger over a brush fire in livermore this aftern

rosemary joins us with all you need to know. >> the weekend is here and pride celebrations will be takinge bay in san francisco. you can take part in the giant pink triangle ceremony saturday morning on twin peaks at 7:00 am. followed by the lgbt pride celebration and parade at should have beening center plaza. 20 stages and venues, artists food, and bev vendors. the parade issand is the 10:30. the sf dikes march and rally is at at delores park. the lgbtq plus family pride celebration is saturday. in montclair, celebrate the pacific arts festival as more than 65 artists fill the sidewalks with friday through sunday. in fremont e inside town plaza where you can enjoy vendor. in the north bay, the wine country tour de tour is at sonoah state university camp ours sunday where you are invited to cycle or take part in a 5k run or walk. >>> the a's are halfway through their schedule and hoping for a good start to the second half of the season. >> tonight taking on the los angeles angels. gels. as a family, we always fly emirates. mum and dad are always saying... i love the breakfasts... lunch f

. >>> i will send things over to rosemary orozco who is keeping an eye on the temperatures that are risinghelp but notice that scott forgot his chaise and a hat. a lot of sunshine over the area in the north bay for the weekend and temperatures are warming up. we saw a nice warm up today. here is a look at the afternoon highs from today. anywhere from 5-10 degrees warmer than yesterday. it is a nice trend we are going to see as we welcome in summer 2019. giving you a look there over san francisco as you look over the bay. you can see a little of haze and fog out there but not a lot to speak of it. this is, again, what we are going to continue getting into saturday and sunday. afternoon highs for today, pacifica and san francisco came in at 66. 74 hayward, 85 concord as well as antioch and in the south bay, san jose, almost 280 degrees. in the north bay you had a right on the spot, 80 was your afternoon high. santa rosa going into the low 90s you definitely will notice. here's a look at stormtracker 2. we had june gloom and place for at least a few days. how high-pressure is strengthening in

. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> time is 4:49. sal is right over there. how does the commute look so far, sal? >> looks pretty good. i think sometimes on fridays, people don't go with the same sequences. some go home. maybe some people have a sports hangover today. you know what i mean? let's go look at the tracy commute. you will see a little slow traffic as you drive through. no major issues. into livermore, pleasanton. but there is slowing at the altamonth pass. where before, you can see traffic to hayward and castro valley looking good. and sunol grade traffic is looking so good that it looked black. because there are no cars there. this is a look. we hope it stays this way for a decent time for early bird commuters. at 4:50. let's bring in my good friend steve paulson. >> you're welcome, sir. >> looks pretty much like june gloom. 55. and monterey 55. a little warm. but i would plan on low clouds because there's plenty there. and the low clouds along with them. onshore wind. temperatures will be in the low 60s. we'll see a little sun. but looks like a

canon rosemarie mallett, who's a vicar in brixton, says churches should open the door to pupils afterools finish, providing a place where they can relax and importantly feel safe. she has also suggested placing knife amnesty bins in churches to encourage more people to hand in their weapons. the proposal will be discussed by church leaders at next month's general synod. and as knife crime continues to rise, more families grieve their loved ones. canon mallett hopes her plan will save lives. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. schools should teach children about the dangers ofjumping into cold water — that's according to the local government association. the number of young people who drowned accidentally in the uk went up by almost a quarter last year — 31 died — and the lga says lessons on water safety could save lives, as even strong swimmers can suffer from cold water shock. the uk's self—employed workers need measures to protect them from the impact of being paid late by some biggerfirms. that's according to the organisation that represents them. it says the problem has been increasing

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it's not supposed to be here and it burns aggressively i would never tell people they can't plant rosemary because my grandmother would kill me, i mean you you need to for italian cooking right. but it when you let it go grow and it becomes a hedge its extraordinary lee flammable the use of that great smell and taste is the volatile oils the combustible. >>oil's inside that plant. when you want to grow and build up a lot of dead wood immaterial it's no longer great for cooking. so it needs to be cut back. >>while this is all great information not just him but anywhere in the bay area. you can find fire safe marines list a fire resistant plants that on our website kron 4 dot com. >>rideshare drivers want to be paid 30 bucks an hour they also want better ing conditions what they're demanding and how their companies are now responding. plus it's described as a scene from the movie the birds, turkey vultures takeover, a suburban neighborhood now residents are trying to get him out and more and more pregnant moms are using pot, what health officials are saying as more and more places of legaliz

canon rosemarie mallett, who's a vicar in brixton, says churches should open the door to pupils afterls finish, providing a place where they can relax and importantly feel safe. she has also suggested placing knife amnesty bins in churches to encourage more people to hand in their weapons. the proposal will be discussed by church leaders at next month's general synod. and as knife crime continues to rise, more families grieve their loved ones. canon mallett hopes her plan will save lives. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. schools should teach children about the dangers ofjumping into cold water — that's according to the local government association. the number of young people who drowned accidentally in the uk went up by almost a quarter last year — 31 died — and the lga says lessons on water safety could save lives, as even strong swimmers can suffer from cold water shock. the uk's self—employed workers need measures to protect them from the impact of being paid late by some biggerfirms. that's according to the organisation that represents them. ipsa says the problem has been increasing

canon rosemarie mallett, who's a vicar in brixton, says churches should open the door to pupils afterh, providing a place where they can relax and importantly feel safe. she has also suggested placing knife amnesty bins in churches to encourage more people to hand in their weapons. the proposal will be discussed by church leaders at next month's general synod. and as knife crime continues to rise, more families grieve their loved ones. canon mallett hopes her plan will save lives. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. almost half of packaging used by supermarkets in the uk can't be easily recycled oi’ recycled at all, according to new research. it is said that a lot of material used to keep food fresh is unnecessary. a consortium says retailers are working hard to make sure all plastic packaging is reusable or recyclable, which says that sustainable materials and clearer labelling should be used. so it's clear that there is lots more supermarkets should be doing to make sure their rcycling labelling is easy to understand for consumers and wherever possible, supermarkets should also do away w

it happened on first and rosemary streets. both northbound and southbound tracks were closed for about an hour. luckily people in the car got out just in time. no injuries were reported. >>> right now president trump is on his way to osaka, japan for the g 20 summit. he left joint base andrews this morning, while in japan the president plans to meet with other world leaders, including chinese president to talk trade. congress is racing to agree on a multibillion-dollar border funding bill. in the meantime, a tragic image is revealing the grim reality facing many migrants. we want to warn you, the photo is very disturbing. the house passed an emergency funding bill last night, today the senate passed its own version of the $4.5 billion plan. in the hearing, minority leader chuck schumer referred to this updating photo of a father and his toddler daughter daughter who both drowned trying to swim across the rio grande. despite how could president trump look at this picture, and not understand that these are human beings. fleeing

me between iran and united states the other thing is also the united nation secretary assistants rosemarie de carlo she is in riyadh now so the timing is wicked they want to do to show off that they are there are a player and we could a player a dirty player in the region because you know targeting civilian targets is very bad as not good for for them but but the whole thing is are targeting civilians on purpose and the blindly with the support of the iranian their united nation envoy to the to yemen is mr martin griffiths should do his job properly proficiently should not take sides or be biased towards that the whole thing is the whole of the should have been were drawn from how do you do ports. and. live according to the stockholm as illusions or accords which been signed back in 15th of december 2018 but they did they did they didn't do that well who things have been escalating at the airports in recent months on may the 26 the saudi military said they shot down a bomb drone deployed by the who tease it was targeting port that same week of may the 23rd these targeted nor john paul 2 al

rosemary sheehan is with cars consumers for auto reliability and safety. she says the law must change. >> dealers should always fix unrepaired safety recalls before they sell a car to a consumer. >> reporter: we wondered how many recalled cars are up for sale. so we went shopping. undercover. at dealers around the bay area our team searched the vin, the vehicle identification number on more than 1,000 used cars for sale. we found lots of known problems. doors that can suddenly fling open. steering wheels that might separate. engines that sometimes shut off mid-drive. in all, more than 100 unfixed safety recalls on all types of vehicles including one truck with three recalls. >> you don't know if it's going to happen that day or maybe sometime down the road. >> reporter: shee happen says manufacturers do recall repairs for free so it would be easy for used car lots to get their recalled vehicles fixed. but dealers told us it's not that simple. some recalls like those explode exploding takata air bags drag on for years due to parts shortages. the national in

canon rosemarie mallett, who's a vicar in brixton, says churches should open the door to pupils aftersafe. she has also suggested placing knife amnesty bins in churches to encourage more people to hand in their weapons. the proposal will be discussed by church leaders at next month's general synod. and as knife crime continues to rise, more families grieve their loved ones. canon mallett hopes her plan will save lives. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. nicely timed for the start of the weekend, it is high—pressure and settled weather out there for many of us, starting the day like this with a view from cumbria early and skies will stay like this. a slight chance of isolated shower, vast majority will stay dry and it will feel a bit warmer. this is how it is looking, low pressure eventually will come in later this week and into monday, but for now it is high—pressure in control and that is why we are expecting to get a fine on saturday. some cloud in the eastern part of england with some showers are possible, greater chance of the showers in northe

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. >> rosemary? exactly all you want is a little bit of color. >> that is not my mother's pork chop that is delicious. >> is that a dry pork chop >> succulent stuff. >> all right carson, we are going to do a southwestern hangar steak salad. we are going to make this dry rub. we have lime zest, paprika, ancho chile. >> a lot of flavors. >> you can't be shy with this stuff. you are putting it on a hot grill. so we are going to dry rub some of this. the butcher's cut from diagram area. i can show you exactly where -- >> sorry. >> anyway >> how do you like that cut? >> the butcher's cut from the diagram area i can show you exactly where -- >> sorry. >> anyway, we love this cut of meat it's actually a lot of times a harder cut to find stop it. but it's great we are going to put this right on our hot grill just like that and we are going to brush vegetables -- >> just rub it and grill it? >> room temperature. let it come up with little bit this is the easiest thing to do literally. less is more in this cas

mark is in for rosemary. >>> so far so good. yesterday we had hot temperatures, file, and thunderstorms in one day. >> welcome to the bay area. >> i think this is a good first week in for june, we will take it. low clouds and fog, a blanket of clouds. the time is 7:01. the main headline, we will pull things off compared to yesterday. yesterday we had upper 80s inland. mainly lower 80s for the warm and, the temperature range in the bay area. take a look at the highs from yesterday. concord, 88 degrees. san jose, 81 degrees. most areas are coming down a little bit compared to yesterday. get ready, a warming trend headed our way as early as tomorrow. you can see thunderstorms popped up yesterday, especially last night. you can see some showers to the sacramento valley. some of those are drifting closer to the bay area. it's not out of the question that you may have heard sprinkles or light showers toward napa county. the system kind of dissipated last night. right now, satellite is showing you overcast in santa rosa to san francisc

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between iran and united states and the other thing is also the united nation secretary assistants rosemarie de carlo she is in riyadh now so the timing is wicked they want to do to show off that. there are a player a week of the players a dirty player in the region because you know targeting civilian targets is very bad as not good for for them but but the whole theses are targeting civilians on purpose and the blindly with the support of the iranian the united nation envoy to the to yemen is mr martin griffiths should do his job properly proficiently should not take sides or be biased towards the whole thing is the whole the should have been withdrawn from how do you do ports. on a sunday if according to the stockholm solutions or accords which been signed back in 15th of december 2018 but they did they did they didn't do that. this is a saying a hottie a journalist and supporter he says the saudis should prepare for more to come. this is the 2nd attack using this type of missiles so this means that. the forces here in sanaa still have many surprises to attack saudi arabia on on the top of

. >> reporter: rosemary smith answered the door. >> my impression of her was that she was a drug userhat that was the situation at the time. >> reporter: did she appear to be on drugs when you were talking to her? >> correct. >> we were using, of course. i was doing everything. drinking, drugs, all of it. >> reporter: but it isn't smith ian white remembers most. it was her 2-year-old daughter, lily. >> i remember lily, finding her daughter in the mobile home and i wanted to say at the time my daughter was just a little bit younger than her. >> reporter: it ended up being a long call. smith said he spent a long time talking to her >> i finally gave in and told him yes, i was high. i was very mad at him. i told him -- i can't say what i said to him. it wasn't nice. >> reporter: when the night ended her daughter had been taken by child protective services and she was in handcuffs. this was her mug shot from that night, mother's day weekend 2009. >> that weekend i lost everything. i lost everything. >> reporter: smith called that weekend rock bottom. she had spent decades using and losing