you gotta sneak peek at san bruno, but a dear friend of mine j.rywhere. we've got blue sky and 60 degrees indonesia, so i guess it depends where you are. you're right. and i love that. i love the shout outs because right behind me, i've got two pictures of fog, more fog, little bit patchy drizzle. so it's nice that some folks at least if you enjoy the blue skies in the sunshine, that's exactly what is hanging out outside your door. we are going to be with a cool pattern for your memorial day weekend, the unofficial start to summer. going to have below average temperatures for most. here's a look over sfo. a lot of clouds there. we do have a little bit of a breeze as well in the onshore breeze going to be with us even a little stronger into the afternoon as this system works its way through the pacific northwest in northern california. we are right there just on the southern fringe of it, so we have a deeper marine layer. the onshore breeze with us a little bit of patchy drizzle in some areas. temperatures a bit below average and a little bit of pa

. >>> a cleanup in san bruno today.y partner with ecology temperature do a little spring keeps cleaning of the community. the self-serve drop-off event people could bring as much as three cubic yards of garbage per vehicle, it out of charge. that includes bulky items, e- waste, appliances and even with latex paint. >> by doing this, it kind of eliminates the trash that people might throw out on the streets of our city and helps keep our city extra clean. >> this event happens twice a year in san bruno. >>> a big piece of facebook history entered the real estate market this week. mark zuckerberg has put his old home in los altos up the sale. this is a crash pad where the original crew members turned facebook, now known as meta-, into the mega company it is today. it is not the same home featured in the social network movie if you have seen that one. but it is the one that followed it. the six bedroom house is listed for $5.3 million. >>> should only be calling that a crash pad? >> that is a sweet crash pad. >> i call the

perfect san bruno weather holding leads a tradition. he's known his entire life.t's just a great way to honor all of the past history. we have the history lies under each of these graves, thousands of stories of people who gave their lives defending their country today, scouts making up the pacific skyline council planted flags and there are one of these scouts takes a reference that i am honoring you . i am honoring what you've done, and i'm honoring your dedication to america. several organizations work together to make it happen. military veterans, boy scouts and girl scouts planning 30,000 flags. this girl scout did her part. i think, like 50, or, like 60, i didn't keep track. the tradition stalled for two years. thanks to the covid-19 pandemic. we normally have a gathering around the corner over there that we have a speech and a lot of productions. we're not having that this year to try to eliminate that mass gathering. so we've adapted it this year now that it's returned with some adjustments. people here are welcoming the foggy, wet morning . more than ever

sfo canceled 15, oakland 2 and san jose canceled two. >>> a live look at golden gate cemetery in san brunoding mill valley, san rafael and hillsborough. >>> the nba finals are set, the warriors will face the boston celtics in a seven-game series. game one is this thursday at chase center. >>> let's take a quick check of the roadways if you are getting ready to get out the door early, checking our travel times, everything in the green, so no major delays right now, 580, 80, highway 4, 101 problem-free and our bridges are quiet right now. that will change later on as more people get on the roadways for that traffic heading home from the holiday weekend. if you're getting out and about early, give yourself some extra time later today if you're out early, you should be good to go for the most part and a check of south bay travels times you can see everything moving along nicely, 101, 85 to 80, 87, but might be a lot of beach traffic. jessica? >>> taking a final look at our memorial day forecast it's a warm day. sunny skies. headed to the coast the breezy conditions will kick up this afternoon

desde san bruno donde se puede ver el cielo opaco y temperaturas bastante agradables.que nos acompaña en la zona y la brisa bastante fuerte. de hecho, a esta hora hay doce millas por hora a la zona un poco más fuerte en san mateo mientras que san francisco reporta unas 16 millas por hora. levanta dos aletas marítimas y también una advertencia por embarcaciones pequeñas en hora de la tarde y precisamente estará con nosotros los próximos días con velocidades siendo la costa el este los lugares más afectados. como mencionamos viene mucho calor en camino y en el rango de los altos 90 a partir de mañana comienza ese calor y esas altas temperaturas en cobinación lamentablemente disminuirá porque serán más de siete días cálidas y se extenderá hsata siguiente fin de semana y la humedad relativa, compare valores para hoy que estará en la costa. si compáramos la humedad para la tarde de mañana y vamos a ver cómo estos valores van a caer significativamente. vamos a tener mucha cautela >> vamos y que muchos están pensando abarrotados >> este artista está revolucionando las redes s

otros centros en (nombre en inglÉs), san bruno, etc.centros de residencia y de personas de tercera edad; por otra parte el mandato de mascarilla se mantienen esos sitios. (música). >>> maestros y otros empleados de distrito escolar se reúnen para hablar sobre lo que llaman " crisis". >>> ¿qué pasaría si le digo que podría encontrar huevos y que no provienen de una gallina? (sonido ambiente). >>> interesantísimo. vamos a hablar de los cambios donde comienzan a ingresar los nublados y descensos en temperaturas ¿pero qué nos espera en cinco y seis de mayo además del día de la madre? detalles al olga (música). ádetalles al volver. (música). (comerciales). >>> muchos maestros de san francisco protestaron hoy porque al parecer los problemas con la nómina salarial continúa. >>> docentes también tenían planes de darles la oportunidad a los representantes del distrito escolar a que demostraran el progreso que han realizado hasta ahora para solucionarles el problema. (sonido ambiente). >>> un grupo de maestros de san francisco exigieron respuesta

. >>> telemundo 48 responde a unos televidentes de san bruno quienes creían que los recuerdos de su bodael recibo. (información en pantalla). >>> mil ochocientos cincuenta dólares pagaron en total. luego de meses de la boda los televidentes no recibían nada. nos comunicamos con el fotógrafo por medio de mensajes de texto y nos ha respondido que por favor le diéramos la fecha del evento y lugar donde habría sucedido la boda para entregar el trabajo pero no nos ha dicho el por qué de meses. nosotros les enviamos el recibo que nos enviaron nuestros televidentes, pero no recibieron nada. josé y nelly creían que las fotografías y videos captados del momento tan especial para ellos desaparecieron. pero nosotros volvimos a insistir, hasta que por fin el fotógrafo les ha entregado el recuerdo a los televidentes. le recuerdo que si necesita ayuda como consumidor nos puede llamar a nosotros, telemundo 48 responde. (información en pantalla). >>> como los acosta, nos imaginamos que deben haber muchas personas preguntándose qué ha pasado con el recuerdo. >>> en este caso queda también la enseñanza y

this is a federal program and they have sites at cvs stores in san bruno, foster city, and now you can add the college here to the list. kumasi: permanent restrictions coming to north bay county. good rules leaders voted on to conserve water during this drought. reggie: and birds inside a redding home, the couple now unable to live there after the animals left a lot of damage inside. drew: yikes. 6:05 a.m., and we are looking at wind today because we anticipate a breezy afternoon, gusting over 20 miles per hour at times, and we do it over tomorrow as everyone's a multitasker these days. and with supersonic wifi from xfinity, your internet can multitask too. it's got gig speeds to the most homes... advanced security that blocks billions of cyber threats. and enough power for a house full of devices. plus when you get xfinity internet and mobile together, you can save hundreds off your wireless bill compared to t-mobile. it's for you. get xfinity gigabit internet for $49.99 a month for 12 months when you add xfinity mobile. switch today. ♪♪ sure, feels good when you get it right. and wit

if you live in the santa rosa area all the way down into san bruno, we are dealing with the on shore20 to 30 miles per hour. i want you to pay attention in concord and fairfield. notice the winds are pushing offshores. that's the reason the national weather service issued this red flag warning. with relative humidity dropping below 10%, it's fire weather conditions in a nutshell. let's take a step back. tonight there's a mets versus giants game. first pitch is around 6:45. we're expecting mostly clear conditions, 62 degrees. and day time highs today, more 80s in sight for the santa clara valley, heading off into the trivalley, more upper 80s near walnut creek. heading into the bay, beautiful upper 60s near sacramento. we're about to jump ten degrees from today into tomorrow. let's take a quick look at that. it is going to be a very toasty next couple of days for us. we're still warming up just into tuesday and wednesday. as we take a look at the east inland bay as well as the north bay, we get close to the triple digits. by tuesday lots of sunshine for us. just to cool right back dow

they also have sites at cvs stores in burlingame, san bruno and foster city. this one will be opening today at the college of san mateo. reporting live in san mateo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> 5:08 a.m. here is live doppler 7. we are tracking cooler and windier changes for this afternoon and continuing through the week. here's part of the reason why. we have a storm system to our north. you can see some rain entering parts of northern california this morning. that's about as far south as this storm is going to make its way. it will stay in the pacific northwest. as it lingers over the next couple of days, it will add increase cloud cover to our sky today and tomorrow and bring those windss, especially in the afternoon, those winds gusting over 25 miles per hour. a bit breezy through the delta and over the city. you can see from fairfield to san francisco, winds gusting 22-25 miles per hour t. future trak with wind gusts, this is 3:00 p.m. later this afternoon, likely will find winds gusting over 25 miles per hour at times. early tomorrow morning, they weake

pronóstico caluroso en la regional volver >>> nos vamos a donde las autoridades arrestaron a una mujer en san brunoo alteradas y llaves para buzones del servicio postal investigaciones posteriores revelaron que en un apartamento tenían correo presuntamente robado equipo utilizado para fabricar tarjeta de identificación de credit y también de débito fraudulenta. >>> arrestaron a tres sujetos que entraron mostrando sus armas al centro comercial. los testigos denunciaron por su conducta creyeron que iban encaminados por cometer un robo y tomar mayor fuerza cuando los agente los interceptaron y vieron cada uno por su lado. no obstante los atraparon y les incautaron estas armas nadie resultó herido. detuvieron un ladrón que admite haber robado dentro de la camioneta de un residente dieron con él ya que no oficial de la policía lo reconoció los videos de vigilancia y los confronto las autoridades quieren aprovechar este caso para recordar que puede reducir usted las posibilidades de ser víctima de robo cerrando con llave sus vehículos >>> méxico las autoridades localizar los cuerpos de cinco inmigrantes

wider look at radar, a few spotty showers near the coastline close to san bruno.oll through tomorrow i'm tracking chance of thunderstorms primarily afternoon towards north bay and east bay. we'll take you through full time line and big weather change for the weekend. back in about 17 minutes. >>> seeing this unfold in realtime. one of the craziest playoff series with the warriors. dramas, suspensions, fines, now covid. shortly before game time, steve kerr tested positive for covid-19. said he wasn't feeling well driving to chase center, got tested, he was positive. we saw him wearing a mask in news conferences. it's unclear how long he'll be out, if he'll travel to memphis for game five. game four, that's mike brown, assistant coach who filled in for kerr. brown just hired to be head coach of the sacramento kings after the warriors season is over. tonight the warriors won ugly. first lead came on a steph curry free throw with 45 seconds remaining. curry made eight free throws down the stretch and they were fired up. counts for a win. warriors win 101-98. take a co

couple of years i also covered a number of attacks on asian americans in the same neighborhood of san bruno. 55 and 60 roads were shoved to the ground and robbed just one block away. >> it was getting worse. it happened only a few times in a year. very frustrating. this makes for an easy getaway. what's freeway is right there. you can just jump right on the freeway. >> i reached out to hillary ronen's office to ask what is being done about the attacks and neighbors concerns. >> they have to do something about these criminals, they are not rehabilitated will. no arrests have been made in the case and asked anyone with information to come forward. dion, abc7news. >> one mother's fight for better access to mental health resources born from her own sons addiction to drugs. >> first, after the break, the golden state warriors looked to clinch the western conference finals at home tonight. (music throughout) self-driving cars. our power grid. water treatment plants. hospital systems. they're all connected to the internet... and vladimir putin or a terrorist could cause them all to self-destruct..

it's still windy going through san bruno. any openings in the hills are going to be quite windy.nd the close you get to the water, you're going to feel it as well. tomorrow that slack ends just a bit, and we warm up tomorrow. all along, at least for the last two days any way, i have been saying monday is going to be the nicest day of the entire three-day holiday weekend. we're going to warm all the way back up to average tomorrow. and there will be less wind. we made it up into the mid and upper 70s today for most locations. here's wow how the wind is better for tomorrow. that's right now. look at the 40 mile an hour gust as long the coast. we're going to vast this through tomorrow. still gets windy tomorrow. it's not as strong. so instead of gusts in the mid 40s, it's only upper 30s out along the coast, and instead of gusting along the 20s, it's more like into the 20 mile an hour range. low 80s inland, low to mid 70s in the bay. we'll call it sunny and calm generally, morning lows tomorrow go back around to 50, and daytime highs on monday go just like that, low 80s for some of o

. >>> we will bebe >>> san bruno fire department celebrating children's day and a lot of families gathering at the park for the festivities. >> it was an annual celebration motivating kids to read and the firefighters gave away red helmets to kids at the event. i know one book or several books. >> read a book and get a red helmet. that is perfect. >> are you can also order one of my coanchors a books on amazon >> that is captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ♪ >> duncan: tonight a show of support. speaker nancy pelosi meets ukraine's president zelenskyy in the streets of kyiv. >> our commitment is to be there for you until the fight is done. >> duncan: her surprise visit a secret until today. >> battered mariupol, new evacuations at a beseiged steel plant. >> i'm charlie dagata in eastern ukraine where intense fighting continues but the evacuation of mariupol is under way. >> duncan: also tonight the political fight on capitol hill over billions in you funding for over billions in newdi

no delays through san bruno. road work along 101, not causing brake lights or issues this morning. the only place we are tracking any slowdowns is the ride for super commuters into the altamonte pass, 580 or 205, you know what the to expect. this tends to slow down early. it stays sluggish to north, the rest of the way looks better with no delays towards the dublin interchange, things are quiet connecting to 680. highway 4, 101, problem-free. the bay bridge, no delays here, no metering lights, everything clear into the city. no wind advisory for the bay bridge. i did a check with cal tran, a wind advisory for the san mateo bridge. golden gate quiet and clear both directions, no delays. if you are headed across the bridge, the sign illuminated warning commuters of the high winds. be extra cautious traveling in a high profile vehicle. 12 minutes, that is it between 880 and 101. the nimitz, traffic is cruising in both directions. >>> it is 4:51, still ahead, and streaming on cbs news, bay area, one of our best players gets ejected. a look at his grand exit off the >>> good morning eve

numbers still running well below the average in little breezy along the coastline. 56 degrees in san bruno. that's it. 58 in san carlos. 61, maybe in mount view, mild in the south bay, but still 50's and 60's there in the east bay. probably some low 60's. so places that normally well in the 70's just not going to see it. and the further you move north, the better chance you have to see a few scattered showers, maybe even a thunderstorm by tomorrow afternoon. all right, lawrence, dave chappelle wants a felony charge against the man who was caught on camera. >> attacking him on stage at the hollywood bowl. chappelle was in the middle of a show during the netflix is a joke festival last tuesday when the man ran on stage and tackled him la county da did not file felony charges against the 23 year-old isaiah lee saying there was no presented evidence that constituted felony conduct in a statement to rolling stone ship pell's lawyer says the comedian want to guess cone to quote, correct this mistake and charged the suspect with a felony. right now, lee is facing misdemeanor battery and other cha

the san bruno gap pushing fog in right. lot of the fog comes in through this gap right here san bruno cap. there's anacostia gap up here. see that push into petaluma low lying coastal gaps. that's the name of the game when you get into these times this time of year, spring and summer, there are the temperature departures. look at the drop off santa rosa 20 degrees cooler 14 degrees to cooler in palo watteau 14 degrees cooler in napa. big big difference almost get the bends from a day like today and tomorrow to i mean tomorrow temperature highs are just going to essentially be in the sixties seventies and some eighties. it's not going to be 100 degree readings so some highs from today. wow careful. one oh 402 in brentwood, 97 hills berg. very very warm. petaluma 94, but these temperatures peak at about two o'clock, and then they just started to dump when that onshore flow. got pushing inland so tomorrow's temperatures significantly cooler and not just tomorrow. but as we head into friday, saturday and sunday mild weather pat

burlingame, san bruno and foster city also have the sites to test. vaccinations are no longer required to enter most public buildings in oakland. councilmembers voted to drop that requirement yesterday. the only place where proof of vaccination or a negative result is required is in assisted living centers and senior centers. as for masks, they're required in indoor spaces where at least 2500 people are gathered. >>> all right. from vaccine mandates to mask rules we are tracking all the changing guidance to help move you forward. go to nbcbayarea.com/coronavirus for the latest guidance and covid headlines. >>> south bay police have arrested a man they say was selling millions of dollars worth of stolen items and some ghost guns too. officers in san jose arrested this man, matthew freudenbloom in february. they got a tip he was selling stolen items online. an investigation led officers to two storage lockers where they say that man was keeping stolen medical equipment, electronics, golf clubs. investigators also found two stolen go cars and seven ghos

on shoreline if you are headed through san bruno, $6.64. if you want to cross the bay, oakland, $5.27, and at the cosco in heyward $5.31. in the south bay not bad. most in san jose $5.21 for regular this relocated on mckie. at $5.29 and they are on first street. hopefully that saves you money this morning. >>> the live news desk with a look at some of the headlines we are following this wednesday. starting off with a live look at capitol hill because there is a big vote today in the senate on a bill that could preserve the right to abortion. this is expected to fail because most republicans are against it. this comes in response to the news that's supreme court may be poised to overturn roe v. wade as soon as next month. >>> starbucks workers in santa cruz could make history as the first to form a union in california. employees at two locations have been voting for a couple of weeks. the votes will be counted and announced just before noon. the two shops employ about 60 people. starbucks is against the idea. >>> and the latest inflation repo

tan fran in san bruno was one of dozens of makeshift assembly centers on the west coast from their peoplene of the 10 concentration camps or other detention centers across the nation. forced to live for years in drafty barracks behind barbed wire on desolate land, families sometimes separated livelihoods and lives lost. president franklin delano roosevelt signed executive order 9066 on february 19th 1942. the order authorized the military to create military exclusion zones and four civilians out. executive order. 9066 never mentioned japanese immigrants or citizens. it was at san francisco's presidio that lieutenant general john dewitt decided to declare the entire west coast a military exclusion zone specifically targeting all persons of japanese ancestry. this is general debates office, national park service ranger james osborne says to its historic office is still preserved on the second floor of a presidio building. that's now a private school in this office , march and 1942. that he's signed all those assembly orders signed 108 exclusion orders about 80,000 of those incarcerated were

the mission here, and to 3:00 in the afternoon, we have a 25-mile-an-hour gusts and stronger in san brunoter in the day, it is going to be stronger at times. it is classic onshore wind now, and not breezy today until the early breeze picks up, and first half of carnaval is fantastic, and you could not have asked for better weather, but late afternoon and evening, it is windy out there. it is going to be that way, too, along the east bay shoreline and not as strong. that is the issue today, little breezy. now, monday, sunny and warmer, and inland, the low 80s, and we will see daytime highs here, and the warmup is in the mid- to low 80s, and there a minor issue of monday in the central valley, and a fire weather watch for solano valley, and i will talk to you in the next half hour when we visit again, but for right now, the seven-day forecast. the warmup in san jose is going to get to us near 90 by wednesday, and the rest of the climates will be low 90s for the rest of the east bay valleys and the inland west bay valleys. >> you know, i have looked and it seems they have inched up a degree

this federal program has sites that cbs, san bruno, and foster city. >> the department of medicine chair made headlines earlier this week and he tweeted that he's going back to masking indoors. today, he said he has yet to get covid and is trying hard to keep it that way. >> i certainly haven't had symptomatic covid and i'm never tested positive. so i think for people who still want to try to avoid it, i think it's the right call. i think there is a good chance that over the next year or so if they are fully vaccinated and boosted and they are being reasonably careful, they can avoid it. kristen: dr. walker went on to say based on ucsf numbers, he estimates one in 20 people, one in 20 in san francisco have covid right now, even if they are feeling well and are asymptomatic. larry: bringing back more leisure travel is certainly a goal but more people traveling for business is an important spark that the bay area economy desperately needs right now. >> we are open for business and we want you back. >> that is the message to promote travel from places like san jose and san francisco. the nu

eclipse is going to be going around the clouds, and around sfo, you will see the clouds around the san brunod clouds around 62 degrees and the key times around the lunar eclipse are going to be reaching totality of 7:29 to 9:24 which is a long window of time, because in the future cast, we will be dodging some clouds there, but notice what is happening there, off of the morin coast, we will be seeing the wind breaking up the high clouds and going through the north bay, but there are some breaks in between and the time from 8:30 to 9:54 at night, you will see the clearing breaks with the high clouds passing by, and for good viewing inland and across the hill, and less so around the san mateo coast, and you saw at sfo, and the gusty wind, and more of the pattern through tomorrow, and the cooling that took place today is going to drop the temperatures down, and a little bit more tomorrow thanks to the sea breeze like we saw today, and picking it up today and early evening. so the window is good news coming to air quality, and the green tomorrow from the coast to the inland valleys, and the poll

temperatures in the north and east they are around the bay. 70 at san bruno, 73 in foster city. 65 rightnow around daly city. 67 in san francisco. 72 in oakland. 78 in san jose. for us, completely cleared on the visible satellite. you can see that on our san jose 280 camera looking to the east. it is a clear air mass through the weekend. 50's, 60's, and 70's at 7:00, may be in the 50's and barely 60's in the end by 10:00. great evening for outdoor activities. tonight, mid 40's to low 50's. that is close to average. tomorrow, 83 at santa clara. peninsula, mid to upper 70's. a little cooler and bill brink. low to mid 60's along the coast. for the north bay valles, 79 in petaluma, everyone else in the low to mid 80's. east bay, 70 five in berkeley and 77 to 79 elsewhere. the valleys, not to warm yet. my seven-day forecast, the warming trend that starts tomorrow will add two degrees sunday, a couple more monday, then to say, look at those temperatures inland where we near some records. we have some that are cool for this time of year. 80's around the bay, 60's at the coast. then we will see

from the san bruno game to sf ompl.oss the entire bay area, wind speeds, 20 to 30 as we head toward the evening. so that is the reason why we're going to start the day cool with 40s and low 50s. and we won't warm up a lot. we don't have offshore winds. you saw on the futurecast. we'll keep our daytime highs tomorrow, mostly 60s. 66 in oakland. upper 60s around san jose. the warmest places tomorrow, low 70s around concord. mid 70s toward gilroy. now watch the transition as those onshore cooling sea breezes back off. 70s and 80s inland by tuesday. then a taste of summer just like that. 80s in oakland. from san jose southward, in the inland tri-valley. close to 90 and then a little cooling as you get into thursday and 48. the rainfall expectations grounded for the month of may, this is usually the pivot point to the dry season around the bay area. we do have a chance of a few more spring showers as early as 48 night in the north bay. but notice how the weather system falls apart. and watch how fast it blasts through the ba

law enforcement agencies responded friday afternoon to reports of shots fired on san bruno mountain. rs found a parked car on the side of the road. they chased the vehicle into san francisco. two were taken into custody after they drove down a one-way street. officers found guns and casings -- handguns and rifle casings in the vehicle but no rifle. in the east bay, a man is accused of five sexual assaults and police think there may be more cases. the first was and how many on march 30. police say the victim was nine years old. a second assault happened on april 14, the victim was kidnapped. a similar attack happened april 29 in oakland, the victim was grabbed as she was walking down the street. a 60-year-old woman reported she was assaulted in berkeley, she managed to take pictures of the suspect and posted them online. somebody recognized the man and identified him. another assault happened on bay 24 and the victim, 14 years old. police arrested the suspect, 44-year-old tommy giles junior, that same day. several cities are joining forces to crackdown on illegal sideshows. antioch, th

justun0 25 to 35 mooil per her winds expected san bruno and north of the san francisco area. by 8:00 a.m. into fairfield we'll still be dealing with breezy conditions. not too extreme but it's the big weather story for us today and we're warming up as we head into this work week. daytime highs 80s inland areas, 50s and 60s in the forecast from the coast off into the bay and for us today, anywhere in the santa clara valley we're dealing with upper 70s. we'll slowly start seeing 80s pop up into the forecast more and more as we head into this work week and 90s near fairfield and brentwood. as we head into the east inland bay off into the central bay from mill valley down into daly city we're still dealing with some 60s as well as some low 70s. for our friends up north we're seeing some 80s and 70s and as we head into the next seven days, it is looking beautiful and warm. we warm up significantly as we head into the weekend. sunny conditions just by friday, as we head into wednesday actually, notice that's the p of our setup, 90s in the forecast, even mid 90s in the east inland b

that's on shoreline f are you going through san bruno you may find it cheaper. $5.64. more expensive than the north bay but better there. gets better when you cross the bay. we have great prices in the east bay and oakland for example at the royal gas station $5.27. so if are you willing to search around and find the best deals you can still save money in comparison to what we are seeing in other places. we are feeling it at the pump. >>> a look at some of the headlines we are watching. starting off in the next half hour we are goingo find out more about how bad inflation has gotten. the consumer price index is expected to show prices up but leveling off. prices of everything from gas to rent have gone up over 8% in the last year. that report due at 5:30. >>> starbucks workers in santa cruz could make history as the first to form a union in california. employees at two locations have been voting for a couple of weeks. the votes will be counted and announced just before noon. the two shops employ about 60 people. they are would join seven other west coast locations. sta

the pg&e corporation has a criminal rap sheet, guilty of 91 felonies in san bruno and paradise.felony manslaughter charges for sparking the fire, a month after steve wink died. ceo did more that -- the ceo did more than deny the charges she portrayed them as an attack, not on management but on its 40,000 workers. >> my coworkers are not criminals. reporter: workers steve wink, his family is asking the same question thousands of other crime victims have. >> whois policing pg&e? reporter: the answer remains elusive, sodas this one. how did your husband die? >> i don't know. >> i don't think we will ever know the answer. >> he worked 37 years for this company and died on the job. i don't think you would treat one of your own like that. reporter: she put blind faith in pg&e to do the right thing. she wishes her sheriff had not done the same. ♪ ama: that was investigative reporter brandon. if you missed part one you can head over to firepower money.com and watch the full investigatio (music throughout) for controller, yvonne yiu. as an executive at top financial firms, yiu managed hu

wind with the wind advisory along the coast in the north day. 50 right now in foster city and 51 in san brunodwood city and a wider view shows temperatures in the 40's in napa and 51 in hayward post-up we were a little cooler 24 hours ago we're starting out this morning a little bit much -- milder but we will reverse that trend. our surface wind will gusts to 30 miles per hour in the city. oakland is already breezy. once the front moves through, we will pick up the wind and it will feel pretty blustery. through 8:00 p.m., the clouds will clear. -- through 8:00 a.m., the clouds will clear and it will be bright and brisk for your monday. the wind is coming out of the south to start out and then the northwest look at the colors. the wind carries all the way into the delta's of pretty gusty day today and on tuesday, we get the offshore wind with temperatures much warmer. we will see 80's and could see that in san francisco on wednesday. looking at tuesday, mid 60's to low 70's across the day and low 70's in land st.the coastal move up a little bit as the atmosphere dries out. still a few 80's in

you can see the patchy fog moving in across san bruno mountain. as we look toward sfo right now, no delays being reported. sfo, oakland or san jose. make a little busy, though after this game here tonight. but otherwise, you're looking good in the monterey bay. you do have some patchy fog. it's going to be cool out toward the coast. 50's. there you see 60's and the in watsonville and carmel valley, southern california actually pretty cool for this time of year. 66 in long beach, 67 downtown los angeles in about 75 degrees and warm in pasadena, head up the high country. you'll find some partly cloudy skies. i think you're going to see a lot of high clouds rolling in overhead for tomorrow. temperatures, not all that bad about 66 degrees in southlake. 67 in truckee and about 78 warm in reno. if you plan, stick around, though, it's going to get cool. we're going to see more clouds throughout the weekend. doesn't look like we're expecting much in the way of rain, although there's a chance of a pop-up shower, especially as we head toward memorial day. bu

the onshore flow kicking in around san francisco, as well as the san bruno area. around 5 to 10 degrees above average. nothing too extreme in the santa clarita valley, mid to low 80s. as we extend to the east, walnut creek getting up to 85 degrees today. 90 over in brentwood. and once we make our way to the bay it's a different treeing a shorter spread when it comes to the well above average set up. as we head more north, temperatures rise a smidge more in the 80s today, santa rosa. a look at what we can expect the next seven days. we are starting with temperatures above average, sunny conditions. but june gloom is making its debut headed into friday, especially the weekend where we see a chance of showers as early as sunday for san francisco, as well as the north bay. partly cloudy skies are the new trend for us shortly, but for now that means we need to enjoy the beautiful sunrise and this beautiful sunshine we're expecting the next couple of days. for now back to you guys. >> thanks. >>> time for a look at this morning's entertainment headlines, the pop group b

as we take a look at our oakland area into san bruno, sitting around 20 to 30 miles per hour. the evening hours and just all the way into friday morning, let's take our eyes closer to fairfield. notice how the winds are pushing offshore. that's the reason the national weather service issued a fire weather watch which turned into the red flag warning, and to add to that, a wind advisory, too. with that in mind, here is the reason that's happening. if you're asking yourself why are we dealing with the strong offshore winds? this is an area of high pressure building into the pacific northwest. take a look at all that green, though. that's a trough still building as we extend into the next couple days and pushed in a negative direction. that's the reason the winds are streamlining down along the coastline as we extend into the evening hours tonight and all through out tomorrow, issuing a wind advisory from the national weather service for a lot of county areas as well as a red flag warning which will last until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. let's take it a step back and end this forecast fo

you see some fog developing over san bruno mountain right now. as we look toward sfo. l see more of that fog in the coming days. no delays being reported. sfo, oakland or san jose looking good there. how about the monterey bay? you'll find some patchy fog in the morning in monterey about 61 degrees downtown there. 63 in carmel, warm 72 degrees, though, in saturday to southern california, the been dealing with the fire conditions there. it's going start to heat up about 80 in long beach. 89 in anaheim about 90 degrees in pasadena of the high country who have a lot of trouble there. the past couple of weekends with some stormy weather. but this weekend looks great. if you want to head up, the roadways are going to be opening clear. temperatures are going to be hovering in the 60's on a friday. in a mid 70's in reno to start out today for tomorrow as well. so it is only going to warm up from there. in fact, as we get into saturday, i think we're talking about 70's at lake level on may be slightly cooler on sunday, but staying roadways are going to be open and clear coming

in the novato area down to the san pwourpb bruno area, as we take a look at daytime highs today, it'sa warm one out there, especially in the santa clara valley where we are dealing with mid to upper 70s in the forecast. it's very similar where we are also seeing 80s as well, and as we extend off to the bay, sausalito, we are seeing a huge range from 60s in the upper 70s and even 80s near santa rosa. it's a warm friday for us. we made it to the weekend, though, and as we extend into the next couple of days it will change significantly. sunset tonight, 8:11. bay to breakers, at start time we are expecting a 60-degree setup, and then take a look at our 7-day forecast. sunday showing the wind right there, temperatures will cool down as we head into sunday and monday, and as east inland b how temperatures get into the upper 80s to cool down to the 70s as we start the next workweek. >> a hot weekend. >> almost 90 degrees. >> uh-huh. >> all right. >> get out and do something. >> yeah, bay to breakers, a good one for that. >>> some of the best things that happen in our lives are completely un

several law enforcement agencies responded friday afternoon to reports of shots fired on san bruno mountainofficers found a parked car on the side of the road in waterloo bay canyon and they chased the vehicle into san francisco -- guadalupe canyon and they chased the vehicle into san francisco. officers found handguns and rifle casings in the vehicle, but no rifle. police are looking for a third suspect in connection to this shooting. memorial day weekend. lisa: starting out on a cool note with clouds and even a few sprinkles of towards the north, but we are going to get into the callista day of the weekend today before we get into a sunnier and warmer holiday. i will explain, next. liz: thank you. students at one east bay school rallying against racism. why they say more needs to be done following a series of concerning incidents. will soaring gas prices put the brakes on memorial day travel plans? drivers and experts ♪♪ age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in just two days. new crepe corrector lotion only from gold bond. champion your skin. this memorial day, g

look at your local area it's still pushing in san bruno still around 35 m-mile-per-hour winds tonightlley today ranging from the upper 60s to the lower 70s as we extend into the east bay, we're not seeing too much of a change either over here. upper 60s/low 70s, even 80s trickled into the forecast. upper 50s sausalito and the case as we head more north. the next seven days we are warming up significantly. sunshine peeping through into tuesday. what can we expect for the weekend warming up also. 70s across the board, some upper 80s as early as friday and saturday for the east inland bay area so we are going to keep you updated in the weather center regarding that warmup but for now i'll toss it back over to you guys. >> the 90s creeping back again. >> they're coming. >> you're here now? >> welcome. >> you can see here at the top of the show, this is jessica's first day with us on the morning show. welcome to you. >> thank you so much >> this is cool, an impressive side gate, too. >> i do. i'm also in the national guard, the army national guard in california. i've been a pilot here for

several law enforcement agencies responded friday afternoon to reports of shots fired on san bruno mountain. officers found a parked car on bacanyon andchclin sanra --erloo guadupcaon and they chasedfirs rifle casings in the vehicle, but no rifle. police are looking for a third suspect in connection to this shooting. we are waiting for the sun to come up period to look outside. lisa: 54 -- for the sun to come up. let's look outside. lisa: we have sun inland and temperatures getting progressively warmer for the holiday weekend. i will have the forecast, next. liz: thank you. students at one east bay school rallying against racism. why they say more needs to be done following a series of concerning incidents. will soaring gas prices put the brakes on memorial day travel plans? drivers and experts weigh in. this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like beyond gig speed fast. incoming! we're talking three times the bandwidth and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. [all together] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. unbeatable internet from xfinity. m

the top of san bruno mountain there. so no fog settling in there just yet. but i think overnight probably will see a couple of patches of fog forming along the coastline model starting to pick up on a 2 by tomorrow morning. maybe a couple patches of fog out toward the may be under doing on mall here. i think it gets right, though, as we head toward the afternoon that sea breeze kind of kicks in and carry the fog and low clouds moving in and really kind of looked like a summer day outside with that fog moving in along the coastline. while most of the valleys are going to be very warm by tomorrow afternoon. in fact, some places sneaking in the low 80. so here's how we're going to play. i think tomorrow we're looking at a beautiful friday and not a bad start to the day overnight. lows going to be in the 40's. the 50's not as cold as the school has been. so these numbers by tomorrow afternoon really going to run into some warmer weathers. 74 degrees expected with sunny skies in fremont. 74 redwood city, a beautiful 79 in san jose should be a gorgeous day in the

tan fran in san bruno was one of dozens of makeshift assembly centers on the west coast from their peoplere transported to one of the 10 concentration camps or other detention centers across the nation. forced to live for years in drafty barracks behind barbed wire on desolate land, families sometimes separated livelihoods and lives lost. president franklin delano roosevelt signed executive order 9066 on february 19th 1942. the order authorized the military to create military exclusion zones and four civilians out. executive order. 9066 never mentioned japanese immigrants or citizens. it was at san francisco's presidio that lieutenant general john dewitt decided to declare the entire west coast. a military exclusion zone specifically targeting all persons of japanese ancestry. this is general garrett's office. national park service ranger james osborne says to its historic office is still preserved on the second floor of a presidio building. that's now a private school in this office , march and 1942. that he's signed all those assembly orders signed 108 exclusion orders about 80,000 of t

tan fran in san bruno was one of dozens of makeshift assembly centers on the west coast from their peopletransported to one of the 10 concentration camps or other detention centers across the nation. forced to live for years in drafty barracks behind barbed wire on desolate land, families sometimes separated livelihoods and lives lost. president franklin delano roosevelt signed executive order 9066 on february 19th 1942. the order authorized the military to create military exclusion zones and four civilians out. executive order. 9066 never mentioned japanese immigrants or citizens. it was at san francisco's presidio that lieutenant general john dewitt decided to declare the entire west coast. a military exclusion zone specifically targeting all persons of japanese ancestry. this is general the rates office. national park service ranger james osborne says to its historic office is still preserved on the second floor of a presidio building. that's now a private school in this office , march and 1942. that he's signed all those assembly orders signed 108 exclusion orders about 80,000 of thos

tan fran in san bruno was one of dozens of makeshift assembly centers on the west coast from their peopletransported to one of the 10 concentration camps or other detention centers across the nation. forced to live for years in drafty barracks behind barbed wire on desolate land, families sometimes separated livelihoods and lives lost. president franklin delano roosevelt signed executive order 9066 on february 19th 1942. the order authorized the military to create military exclusion zones and four civilians out. executive order. 9066 never mentioned japanese immigrants or citizens. it was at san francisco's presidio that lieutenant general john dewitt decided to declare the entire west coast. a military exclusion zone specifically targeting all persons of japanese ancestry. this is general the rates office. national park service ranger james osborne says to its historic office is still preserved on the second floor of a presidio building. that's now a private school in this office , march and 1942. that he's signed all those assembly orders signed 108 exclusion orders about 80,000 of thos

places where you typically get it gives deliver more a bit of a break that the altamont and gives the san bruno gap a little bit of a break. so the plan see that low? you know what it does. it creates a pressure gradient. it cools us off, and it has the potential here as we go into the next 36 hours or so, to me, bring a few sprinkles or something. especially you know, like some drizzle or something along those lines. so when i come back, we'll put it all together like going on, but you get used to it. it's not. it's going to be puffy's and sweatshirts not just at the beach, but in oakland and fremont really got into the weekend, especially in the mornings and evenings. big difference in 48 hours. all right, bill, thank you to commute the new ferry out there on san francisco bay, and not only is it faster, it's a cleaner way to get around and coming up new at six tonight. former oakland police chief ann kirkpatrick says she wasn't given a chance to clean up the department before the city fired her two years ago. and now a jury agrees. i joined the district attorney's office to pursue justice fo

because see the wind direction and then you've got, um san bruno gap and the winds get final throughere and they accelerate so 40 mile an hour winds there which really helps actually, takeoffs. as you know, right, you put headwind in front of the airplane. it makes it get off the ground a little quicker. temperatures are running 9 to 8 degrees 10 degrees warmer than they were yesterday. at this time yesterday. there is the high pressure. there is the low pressure and there is the plan warmer to hot on wednesday, their warmest day of the week will be wednesday and then temperatures start to cool down after that. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. i'll mention too. um along the coast. besides the gale warning, there is a southern swell or southern southerly swell. it's moving. it's showing up and showing up on the beaches, but it's a little bit more unique and that it's coming from the southern hemisphere. and so it's a long interval really high interval sources giant but if you are poking around the rocks or something, it's one of those things you want to be really careful. th

earlier this weekend, scouting groups decorated grave sites of the golden gate national cemetery in san bruno. each one of these scouts takes a reference that i am honoring you. i am honoring what you've done, and i'm honoring your dedication to america. and the scouts. we talked to say they decorated the graves during the pandemic, but this year, it seems more important since more people will be coming to the cemetery to honor their fallen heroes. many businesses in most public buildings are closed today for this federal more more memorial day holiday. including all government offices. postal service in court. there's no delivery service by amazon, fedex or ups today, and banks and public schools are closed as well. there's no trading on the stock market. most public transit agencies are running on reduced schedules and leading up to memorial day. there was a special tribute to people who served in a warship with a special meaning here in the bay area. the uss san francisco was part of major fighting in the pacific during world war two ktvu is greg ligon shows us how people got together this

earlier this weekend, scouting groups decorated the gravesites at the golden gate national cemetery in san bruno. each one of these scouts takes a reference that i am honoring you. i am honoring what you've done, and i'm honoring your dedication to america. and the scouts. we talked to say they decorated the graves during the pandemic, but this year, it does seem even more important because they expect more people to come to the ceremony to honor our fallen heroes. many businesses in most public buildings will be closed today for the federal memorial day holiday that includes all government offices, the postal service and courts. there's no delivery service by amazon fedex or ups. banks and public schools are also closed. there's no trading on us stock markets today. most public transit agencies are running on reduced schedules. leading up to memorial day there was a special tribute to people who served aboard a warship with special significance to the bay area. the uss san francisco was part of some of the most significant fighting in the pacific during world war two. ktvu greg liggins shows us

mentioned, the national park service, part of san francisco and you've mentioned the golden gate and the san bruno mountain and a host of other world class entities so i'm going to at the end of the presentation, that tida and our president is here, and i recommend we write a special letter to acknowledge your outstanding research. i think it needs to be on the record from us to convey not only an attitude but the kind of document analysis that you have provided, it's very valuable and that we tend to go back and look at all the recommendations and at some point, a robust discussion, we will, you know, convey among ourselves and decide with the direction that you have already given us a roadmap and so we're grateful for that. so this is my initial comment, i'm going to open this up and commissioner tsen? >> thank you. yes. thank you so much for that report. and i used to be the college of environmental design teaching graduate school classes to i'm always happy to support students and i'm very glad that you're working with tida. in particularly on this topic which has been very close and near to m