banks joining nearly 40,000 others who throughout the year help the most vulnerable in the san francisco bay areaere celebrating founders day for our parent company next our media found to the san francisco more and food bay where i was one of a number of from for employees who spent the day volunteering i'm standing inside the warehouse here at the san are in food bank now the this food bank serves about 225,000 people. >>for year of funneling about 48 million pounds of food through their warehouse. they also estimate that in san francisco on rent about one out of 4 people will at some point need some help from the food bank now to pull all of that off they have to have volunteers and throughout the course of the year they see about 40,000 volunteers on monday kron four's helping out we sent teams of people not only to here in san francisco, but also to food banks around the bay area and today they are working separating cornyn getting into containers for people also working on separating some rice out want to bring in someone from the food bank his name is mark the operational absolutely huge w

we'll put that in the forecast for san francisco. areas of fog, 7:00 am, and by lunchtime, patchy fog. by 3:00, 4:00, partly sunny skies. not completely clear. we have could some more cloud cover closer toward golden gate park, ocean beach. this guy wants to cool us off a little bit for your saturday. then sunday we warm things back up as this area of high pressure rebuilds. and this will be the source of some more warming into early next week. temperatures tomorrow morning in the 50s. no major heat. the warmest locations, upper 70s to around 80 degrees. santa rosa, 74. san francisco 62 degrees. brentwood around 80. san jose 72. bay in the upper 50s. looking ahead to your five-day forecast. nice for the dads out there. we'll bump up those numbers for sunday. and the warming trend will continue into next week. looks like a nice quiet forecast. and i thinkke it after what happened last week. >> i know, seriously. >> so nice to not have a red flag warning. >> and good barbecue weather for sunday. >> there we go. >> thanks, mark. >> dads are g

. >> every country in the san francisco area, >> reporter: so far robin has donated 1,500 copies to over 300 school, reaching 30,000 students. >> i just figured why not? i don't know anyone who done anything quite like this. i don't know where it came from, but it just kind of sprung out of me, and i've been enjoying the right of. >> reporter: robin created "game changers" to look and read like a graphic novel, one that showcases the crucial role lesbians have played in the lgbtq movement. 30 women, including robin herself, leap off it's couple pages like, well, super heroines. >> the criteria that they are alive, and they are over 50, and they came out young, and they create a significant, cultural contributions to queer culture specifically. it is all a part of my whole life. >> reporter: robin's own journey as a lesbian mom of two sons and her role as a guest educator on lgbtq history for several marin county public schools inspired the book as a way to educate others. >> the kids, they ask questions that are startling to me, like i will say a simple fact, like the right for same-sex

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san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place that you come for the incredible food, but also to learn about what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can help and support your community. >> twenty-fourth street is the birthpl

archives and found some amazing reports that give you kind of a glimpse of gay life here in the san francisco areayears ago. it also talks about relationships and how marriage was a debated in the community decades before same sex marriage became legal. >> you're watching pictures of a religious ceremony sanctifying a homosexual relationship. it was performed at st. i'den's episcopal church in san francisco, the closest of two people of the same sex can ghetto legal marriage. making the vows, they are making a solemn commitment to each other. they're making public their homosexuality, their love for each other and their determination to share their lives. >> i think most gay people do not believe in the institution of marriage except as an encumbering thing because we have a view our relationship has a very much more eventualtory quality to it. >> we're streaming this special unedited look back 1976, bay gays on all abc7 news platforms including amazon fire. check it out. >> with the fourth of july holiday cop up next week, firings and medical professionals want to remind everyone that using firew

>>take a live look outside on this monday evening see how things are shaping up in the san francisco area along the embarcadero a little breezy there you can see the trees lot. >>those winds are going to pick up even know more, but i mean we just saw that story about the fire when these winds pick up it could be dangerous, i'm out there when a blaze does are up to if there's a red-flag warning we don't have any watches or warnings in effect right now are for the rest of this week though, no need to worry about that and it was a try over the weekend but we're going to see more moisture moving in these next few days so, here's a shot now over temper on scene low cloud and some high cirrus as well out there and some patchy fog along the coast as for temperatures. the last 24 hours we've definitely seen it dip there by about 5 degrees for oakland is 7. in nevado and half moon bay, a little lower than what we saw yesterday house however we still are. above normal as you can see with our daytime high today. their hit to about 89 and our normals around 82 this time of the year, here's a look at

toward the peninsula at 56 minutes, san jose to menlo park will take a look at bay area bridges coming up in a bit rebecca. >>all right robin taking a look at a san francisco, the sky i'm well part of it can't really see that off there because of all the cloud cover that we're seeing this morning but said there's alcatraz in the middle of your screen. the good news is though this will burn off and we are going to see a whole lot of sunshine in the city as well as everywhere else and uh it is going to be a little bit cooler though you're going to notice about a 5 to even 15 degree difference, especially getting into the afternoon. and as you make your out the door, the next couple of minutes, maybe the kids on summer break quite yet. but the dust. the bus stop forecast today. one put him in long sleeves because temperatures are still going to be in the 50's as we get through of these next couple of hours. but then we are going to see a whole lot of sunshine temperatures are going to be nice and they're going to be warm in some spots but a lot cooler versus the last couple of days. a lot more details on my full weather check coming up in just a little bit fo

san francisco. so be ready for that but overall it's in the east bay, 54 in the san francisco area and north bay 55. tomorrow with the fog and the coastline and the storm system off to the north it's going to be feel like somebody clicked oft ac. at least a little bit. it's not going to be chilly in the south bay but quite a big difference from the mid 90s we had this week down to 75. in fact a lot of spots about a 15 to 20 degree drop. over to the east bay instead of mid 90s we're down here to low 80s for antioch pilthsttsburg, concord, walnut creek. fantastic over to redwood city. 71. san francisco we're losing any kind much 70s we had this week. we'll be the mildest in the sonoma county i have you at 74 in mill valley 78 in santa rosa, and back to napa 830. we're good for this weather for two more days and then more changes moving in. san francisco 60s through thursday and friday. saturday the best day of the weekend. we'll warm back up a little bit here to low 70s. then by sunday it's going to feel a little bit strange for us. we have cloud cover moving in for a partly sunny to mostly cloudy sky

live look outside right now in the sun is still out it's so nice day looking out over the san francisco bay area and from what i'm hearing the temperatures a pretty good right now to that here we are locked up inside a studio careful out there but greece and the weekend is upon us yet likely it's friday so the weekend is inside let's take a look at your full weekend outlet because i am tracking warmer temperatures along the coast. >>and also for interior valleys as well in fact, inland areas. you notice about 10 degrees of warming today compared to yesterday. so the heat is on and it's all thanks to these northerly winds that are pushing away all of that cloud cover so we typically have that june gloom pattern where we start out pretty foggy along the coast but then better clearing him inland. but because of these northerly winds it's literally pushing away that marine layer, so we're waking up to more sunshine and with that warmer temperatures fortunately for us here in the bay area we're out of that fire danger alert because of below advisory level wind speeds that breezy conditions right now

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they dubbed the san francisco metro area, the highest ranked school is san francisco's lowell high school. that metro area also includes the east bay. in the san jose metro area, the highest ranked school is dr. t.j. owens gilroy early college academy in gilroy. u.s. news and world reports ranks on math and reading state assessments along with college level exams and graduation rates. >> volunteers fanned out across the area to beautify the city. picking up trash and working in other ways. fisherman's wharf down and the tenderloin were also cleaned. >>> this is big news in sports. cal's women's basketball coach is heading to the nba. the cleveland cavaliers have hired lindsey gottlieb as an assistant. he was the head coach previously at the university of michigan now in the nba. gottlieb spent the last eight years coaching the golden bears. the warriors head coach said he's been a cal fan since of two his children have gone there so he has mixed feelings. >> i'm disappointed for cal that theye a dynamic person and a great coach but i'm thrilled for lindsey. what a great opportunity and a

all right, let's take a live look outside tonight along san francisco's embarcadero a very clear night out there at least in the san francisco area dead clear and cool meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is with us i think if you polled the entire bay area. they would pick a cool summer day like this especially what we have so many people in the bay area that live areas where it gets hot. you know it can i freifeld great was at 80 or so in the inland east bay, yes, 70's and 80's a very pleasant temperatures there. i know our interior valleys. >>loving this cool down but along the coast. a little bit too mild a lot of people are telling needs to calm of recent when's it going to warm up especially along the coast, starting tomorrow. that's when finally going to warm up to where we should be for this time of year, especially because we just started summer and it's feeling a lot more like spring out there, especially with daytime highs about 5 to 10 degrees below average and here's a live look outside downtown san francisco. you can see city hall lit up in rainbow colors because a pride week with the event this weekend all the more on t

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san francisco, 69 in oakland. upper 70s in livermore, san jose checking in at 74. so, again, most areas, especially inland notably warmer. up by 80 degrees over concorde. nine in santa rosa. around the bay a few degrees for san carlos, san jose, a little cooler at half moon bay. now with this warmer, sort of stable air mass that will move and, likely to see that fog holding tough to the coast. we have that system over the pacific northwest that moved through and helped us to steer things out and the cool air aloft help to mix up the marine layer. as a result we have mostly clear skies at time over areas of the coastline. but we are going to begin the transition back to more stable pattern. and with that, comes what we call the inversion layer that kind puts a lid on the cloud cover and keeps a close to the coast. that is what we do expect as we get into the coming days, the morning clouds, the evening clouds and a little bit of sunshine with the coast mixed in for the afternoon. here's a look at the winds. nevada an onshore breeze f-15, oakland 17, fairfield scaling back to eight. we kn

valley google says it wants to spend a $1000000000.00 on building affordable housing in the san francisco bay area where it is headquartered tech company has been criticized for driving up house prices with the high wages of its silicon valley employees who will boss. him now says the firm wants to be a good neighbor by supporting the construction of 15000 new homes for buyers of all incomes 3 quarters of the money will be spent converting some of google's own commercial property for residential use. it's more than 15 years since concorde left the world's skies for it since then there's been much talk about whether or not we could ever see a return to supersonic coma szell flights at the paris air show one company is showing plans to bring about justice. whom supersonic says it's close to building the world's fastest ever passenger jet the colorado company and its futuristic flyer overture are attracting attention thanks to some pretty big promises. paris to new york in 3 hours and 15 minutes instead of the 7 it takes today think san francisco to tokyo at 5 and a half hours 12 that's fast enough t

area. no matter where you're going to be out today. a nice shot here a san francisco international airport. in fact of the weather has been so nice this morning and it's been so clear that i haven't been tracking any delays for inbound flights. so that is some good news here. and yes you can see a lot of sunshine and it's a lot warmer. so this is our a map showing you what it was like 24 hours ago as far as the temperature change. so every spot that you're looking at it for half moon bay in mountaiview it's about equal there's yesterday about this time the 4 hours ago. we're 13 degrees warmer in fairfield right now 7 degrees warmer right now in nevada 5 in downtown san jose. so you get the cture things are heating up a lot quicker around the bay area. and you can see it here with current temperatures. i mean it's 00:15am in the morning we're seeing 70's on the board 70 in concord an antioch right now 68 in livermore 65 in mountain view. you can walk out of the door right now and just have short sleeves has you're making your way to school or to work. and it's all beca

area. >> all right. quisergioana is following kamala hairs as she comes to san francisco and the bay area to raise big money. let's join him live. sergio. >> reporter: well senator harris returns to the bay area after spending months crisscrossing the country, following the law firm of her presidential campaign a few months ago. she is also returning with the new win wind in her sails following a noticeable exchange with vice president joe biden during the debates just a couple of nights ago. >> do you agree today that you were wrong to oppose busing in america then. >> no. >> do you agree. >> i did not oppose busing in america. what i oed busing ordered by the department of education. that's what i opposed. i did not oppose. >> the failure of states to integrates public schools in america. >> now senator harris's campaign quickly shared this picture of her as a child being busted to schools in berkeley as one of the first classes to be part of substitution efforts in the east bay. the exchange seems to have boosted her profile her campaign reports she has raked in $2 million in 24 hours after the debate. >

an effort to get as many of the legal permanent residents in the san francisco since 2013 we started reaching the san francisco bay area residents and 10 thousand people into through 22 working groups and actually completed 5 thousand applications for citizenship our cause the real low income to moderate income resident in san francisco and the bayview sometimes the workshops are said attend by poem if san mateo and from sacking. >> we think over restraining order thousand legal permanent residents in san francisco that are eligible for citizenship but totally lack information and they don't have trained professionals culturally appropriate with an audience you're working with one time of providing services with pro bono lawyers and trained professionals to find out whether your eligible the first station and go through a purview list of questions to see if they have met the 56 year residents arrangement or they're a u.s. citizenship they once they get through the screening they go to legal communication to see lawyers to check am i eligible to be a citizen we send them to station 3 that's when they sit down with exper

no structures are threatened but san francisco firefighters are asking people to avoid the area. in san francisco today, especially sweltering day. people aren't used to this type of heat. >> in the north bay, firefighters were plenty busy. sergio quintana continues from marin county. sergio? >> reporter: it is right now, what, 11:04. it's been an unusuallily hot and clear day throughout san francisco and the northern bay area. at the fire station on mount tam, crews have been ready to roll all weekend. this afternoon they responded to a small fire on pan ram mick highway. >> the hotter the weather is, the more chance of catastrophic fire. we're lucky right now it's early in the season. our fuel moisturize are lower than they could be, so we were able to catch the fire. >> reporter: smoke could be seen for mimes. >> we were up at the mountain and we could see down from the road a bunch of smoke rising from quite a distance. >> reporter: as a precaution, pg&e cut power to the area for a few hours. it affected about 1,000 customers. in napa county power has been restored after pg&e

areas. today is a day in between we're back into the 70's for san francisco, another coastal areas granada 72 pacifica 74 that's a big drop in temperatures from where they have been the past couple of days now we still do ha a l at 91 in the south bay was san jose at 93 today, but these temperatures although hot are already a big cool down from where they have been livermore 97 dublin at 96 will walnut creek and danville also mid to upper 90's, oakland and berkeley out of the 90's and back into the 80's oakland, 82 for your high today, one words were triple digit number in pittsburgh at a 100 degrees antioch not far behind you can expect those numbers to cool for even further into tomorrow petaluma 90 today while nevado at 92. so today still 90's inland, but look at tomorrow back into the 80's and that's where we'll stay friday saturday into sunday bayside areas dropping from the 80's into the 60's and 70's while coastal areas also singein spot and major incident so nothing to really stress out about, but you still want to get out there early right and beat the rush the heavier traffic which

roundup is expected to target 2000 people with deportation orders in 10 major metro areas including the san francisco bay area. good evening everyone. >>> on monday of this week trump warranted the raids were coming and pledged to deport millions of americans. amber joins us with reaction from local leaders and immigrant families. >> reporter: there is a lot of fear. the acting director said there is no direction for the agency. the plants action is a continuation of existing policy. the bay area sanctuary cities including oakland are pushing back. >>> latino culture is probably displayed in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood. that pride is now clouded in apprehension over news immigration and customs enforcement is set to conduct sweeps and deport undocumented families.>>> alayna is a lp of her daughter who translated. both did not want to show their faces.>>> said depressed scared. >> reporter: the mother of four works as a janitor. three of her children were born in the u.s. so they are citizens. she fears she will be separated from them. she is anxious about pending ice actions. the>> she's going t

san francisco police and special victims unit is continuing to investigate the abuse. >> happening now from the hot seat in miami to hoping to have the hot ticket in the bay area. take a live look at the sea cliff neighborhood in san francisco where presidential hopeful joe biden is about to arrive any minute now. the former vp will attend fund raisers at a home in the city cliff neighborhood of san francisco and then head to belvedere in marin for another fund-raiser and tomorrow in los altos for a fund-raiser there. after candidates took the stage, the heated debate remains all the talk. gloves were off with the biggest jabs thrown by kamala harris. he defended the accusations before heading to the bay area. here's susan mcginnis. fresh off last night's fiery debate, democratic candidates hit the campaign trail. several appearing together at a migrant detention center in florida, showing this administr humanity. >> it is >> the from lt night when 10 candidates went at it. today front-runner joe biden in chicago. >> i never, never, never opposed voluntary bussing. >> after last night's rebuke by kamala harris for saying he was able to find common ground with

you're going to love tomorrow's already tracking that cloud cover making its way into the san francisco bay area and temperatures right now widespread low to mid and upper 60's with the exception of the tribe valleys conquered an antioch in the low to mid 70's and overnight lows tonight will cool down into the 50's so another mild night on tap and our microclimate forecast for your thursday, calling for below average temperatures 5 degrees below normal for downtown san francisco, 63 degrees for you as well, half moon bay, only warming up into the mid 60's there, low 60's for burlingame and brisbane a mostly cloudy start and end to the day so we are going to notice that cool sea breeze pushing in that low and high cloud cover throughout the bay area, san mateo 64 degrees in mount view though mid 70's and widespread 60's and 70's for those of you in the south bay, san jose 75 degrees. campbell in the low 70's with pete us at 67 degrees so wind speeds will once again be breezy around 25 miles per hour or less livermore very pleasant temperatures for you 74 degrees hayward flirting with 70's but 69

as far as current numbers, san francisco, a mild 70 degrees, santa rosa, 61, livermore 69, and san jose checking in at 72, it is a warm start for most of the bay area. clear skies, fog free conditions, looking out towards the golden gate bridge. san francisco, we are thinking, mid-80s, 85 degrees around the bay, a lot of triple digits out toward concord and livermore. i promise, we will cool off in the five day forecast. let's check in with sal and we have an update on the roadways. good morning. >>> good morning to you, mark, southbound 101 is a mess on the peninsula, we have been talking about this for a little bit. three redwood city, and san carlos, i wouldn't recommend it, i would recommend l royale, and if you are getting on the freeway after marsh wrote, it looks pretty good heading south because all of the traffic is behind you. if you just started driving down the peninsula, 280 is your friend, 101, from san mateo over to palo alto, most of that is slow traffic. across 880, it has been a mess because of a couple crashes. in fremont, we have two crashes, and that is a bad commute. some traffic on southbound 680, and the bay bridge toll plaz

having the market in the san francisco area, it is not affordable for them to move out on their own.is is a motivation for them. you can see this is a photo of the existing property. this is the only one on the block without a garage. one of our main designs for the families to build a two car garage giving the parking situation in richmond is fairly not ideal. we are proposing for a four story building, top story will be setback with a two car garage tandem. the existing property is -- there are two units, one is roughly about 1400 square feet on the ground floor, and the basement, the second floor is about 740 square feet, each of the units only has one bedroom at the moment, and the proposed project is to expand that one bedroom and have a total of three bedrooms in each unit. unit a will occupy first and the second floor with three bedrooms , and unit b. will occupy the second and the penthouse on top with three bedrooms. i have brought also, this is on the same block, a few houses down. very similar design, four story building, and this larger building here as well. it is a larg

. >>> hundreds of soccer fans gathered along san francisco's area to teach here on team usa and betweenp alyana gomez and andre senior hosted the watch party near the building this morning as team usa shut out sweden to remain undefeated. and there was another watch party today in the south bay. >> as jesse gary shows us this one was hosted by brandi chastain, the bay area star known for one of the most memorable moments in world cup history. >> reporter: in this house, soccer is life. >> it is been amazing. brandi chastain is one the most notorious women soccer players ever. >> reporter: she refers to this brandi chastain who is also this brandi chastain. usa women's world cup champion brandi chastain, famously said her jersey in victory 20 years ago. today she runs the bay area women's sports initiative which auctioned off ticket to come to her home and watched thursday's match between the u.s. and sweden. money ponied up by the winning bidders provides training for underserved girls. >> to celebrate the bay area women's sports initiative and if you can do that while watching soccer?

has cleared up in the san francisco area. but here in half moon bay and we can expect the fog to remain for the rest of the night and on our satellite and radar looking clear from any rain right now we do see that our sea breeze has picked up and our winds are still. in nevado here we're seeing it come from the west 17 miles per hour in august, little higher than that closer to 20 are wind speeds have gone down a bit in san francisco there earlier we saw gusts to closer to 20 miles per hour or so that's what we can expect for the rest of tonight, the breezy conditions to persist in the north bay as for overnight lows here looking at the lower 50's in half moon bay 55 in hayward 58. around 07:00am going to be partly cloudy with temperatures in the upper 50's across the bay area. grant and vicki minutes send it back to you thank you erica. well, some scary moments here for people on bart this is in oakland this morning, hundreds of riders. >>had to evacuate a train after it suddenly stopped working in the middle of a tunnel of

area too. it did san francisco and the bay area. we have this deficit right now on maintenance, buying new buses, servicing the people we have here and we're not up to snuff yet and according to the numbers provided by the m.t.a. we're adding additional capacity on top of that. i guess the question i have is, that's not discussed here only in terms of overcrowding and commute times going up so the discussion on funding levels and what the new development will do is a really good portion of what this is going to look like because we have to make hard choices in the future with the money that we have. >> sure, the results we shared with you today are based on if we just don't do anything and if we just assume that we do all the projects we have planned and we did no further planning but of course we want to identify more solutions and we want to identify major projects that would go into the plan bay area 2050 to fund those projects and part of the funding goes towards maintenance of roads and state of good repair for transit and thin

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areas under a warning or watch. and that is right near the immediate coastline. and also for san francisco. so all the areas in yellow, a heat advisory. the red, an excessive heat warning. the difference, they both mean it's going to be a hot forecast. but the warning means we don't get as much overnight relief with the cooling temperatures overnight. i'd plan for another hot forecast today. right now, we have mostly clear skies. we check in on the current numbers. it is still warm in san francisco. 71 degrees. this would be a warm afternoon high. but right now, it's 71. concord, 73. the nice to show you fog in the picture. but not just yet. we still have mostly clear skn francisco, mid-80s at least. and still more triple digits inland. we'll talk more about your eventual cooling in the forecast in a few minutes. let's check in with sal right now, he's updating the roadways. a very big quick question, mark. the high was 86. ended up being 100. are we -- when you put those numbers on there, obviously, they could change, right? >> yeah. from yesterday, you're talking about? >> yeah. >> yesterd

area counties. alameda, contra costa, had the largest amount of drivers driving into san francisco. there was a large amount of miles driven per day for the sample -- as we mentioned, it was not a representative sample, but it gives you an idea. as a limit, we had drivers driving about 100 miles a day, but it went to 250-plus miles, to give you an idea that the bay area is not just a collection of cities, but it does in a lot of ways act like a super city. through this data, what are we finding? it's important to find out why san francisco is an important destination for so many drivers. this may stem from the city's growth in jobs. it may be from the greater prospect of jobs in the tech district. this must also be compared to the high rent in san francisco which allows it to exist as a super city. as a result, many people that work in san francisco must commute from outside the city. because of income disparity, many people are having to work multiple jobs in order to afford the cost of living in the bay area. in t.n.c., they are accommodated by higher income levels in the city whi

it allowed me to stay in san francisco. i'm bay area native. without active space i wouldn't be able to do what i'm doing. there's been so many great points here today made by everybody. i'm not going to go on. i wanted to tell you that thanks for hearing us and i hope you consider and vote in favor. thank you. >> president adams: any other members of the public? public comment is closed. i want to thank everybody for coming out and speaking tonight. i know you're all independent and people do massage appointments and hair appointments in the evening. i really appreciate everybody coming out and speaking tonight for public comment. do we have any commissioner comments? >> vice president dwight: well as a p.d.r. business owner myself and founder of s.f. made. it's dedicated to preserving p.d.r. businesses in san francisco. i think that probably zoning restrictions on this building has outlive their usefulness. it doesn't seem to me in p.d.r. even a practical use for the building. regardless of the subdivision that happened within the building. e

areas. santa rosa a warm 79 outside your door, san francisco holding onto 65. oakland 66. san jose is 75. a warmer day today. here is a look at the proof. five or 10 degrees warmer. santa rosa by 10, conquered by 10. a little area around oakland. a tad cooler we are going to lock in these numbers as we get into your weekend so hopefully this is the kind of weather you enjoy. 56 to start your morning tomorrow, upper 50s in oakland. notice everybody sort of in the upper mid 50s. 64 expected for you right aright about sunrise. getting into the afternoon 70 of articles, 80s around the bay and 90s inland. 93 for concord, backing up towards the water, 82 expected near hayward, 81 san mateo. 70 degrees in pacifica. santa cruz is 77, the afternoon high for you there. temperatures will hold steady for the first weekend of summer and then we cool it down as we get into the week ahead. i will have a look at that pleasure lake tahoe forecast coming up. >>> homeless advocates are concerned about a series of events this summer at st. james park. the events are geared towards families and people who work

area. other parts a little bit too hot. you can see in san francisco right now we have the fog, and that's the main reason why we did not see widespread 90s and 100s across the bay area. so thankfully for that kept to comfortable, especially near the coastline. 67 in san francisco. we'll be dropping down to the 50s later on tonight with some areas of clouds. now, the fog was not strong enough for the inland valleys, and that's where we had the heat. still got beautiful blue sky right back here to concord and 89 degrees. notice that ocean breeze comes back tonight and will be dropping down to the 60s. in fact, i think we're going to keep that ocean breeze as we move right in through tomorrow morning with the fog at the coastline. this will actually help numbers tomorrow drop off a couple more degrees. so i think it's going to be a really nice start. we'll get some relief in here. it will be refreshing. temperatures in the low 60s. best chance of the fog in the francisco, 62 to start. the east way, a little bit mild, and 63 as we push through the day wit

temperatures, as bill mentioned, were over 100 degrees in parts of the bay area, 95 in san francisco. ktvu news at andre senior is here with us. >> use the term blowtorch and that is exactly what it feels like. >> reporter: temperatures at first republic bank is still in the triple digits. if you did not have to be outdoors, you will be excused. if you did not go outdoors. you need this water come of that was one thing you needed if you had to go outside into the sun. with the hottest day of the year so far this year, the epitome of bad luck is a broken air conditioner. >> it is been out for about a week now. >> reporter: it is not just in the kitchen but the whole house where he lives . >> the first thing is i have two little dogs come of the puppies. they are my babies and i was worried they might get the i dreaded. >> we will like to set up a technician to come out to you. >> reporter: calls for service came in. most people were just noticing now because they have not use the air-conditioning since last year. >> we have a lot of calls coming in, a lot of them are diagnostic and peo

reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> you can watch our community sirztreets of san francisco. relief is on the way for bart riders. the red tape holding them back from relieving crowded trains is gone. they have given them $300 million to pay for the project that allows bart to run more trains in peak hours meaning shorter wait times. >> the project has been a year delayed and it's not fair to the riders and not fair to bart and we need to get this going. >> right now 23 bart trains hopes to get that up to 30 trains per hour, but it takes over a decade to get to that point. >> a scandal in contra costa county. the leader is asking for the prosecutor to step down. the assessor seen here accused of making unwanted sexual remarks dating back to 2013. the lawyer said he will file a motion to recuse the district attorney, but did not say why. the state attorney general could take over this case. >> the u.s. olympic committee is changing its name and now be lyic and paralympic committee. the board of directors said the change is meant to include and celebrate

san francisco, 97. most areasespecially coastside and around the bay, there will be a little bet bit of relief. but still a hot forecast for your tuesday. the areas not under warning or watch. that's out near san francisco and the immediate coastline. heat

you travel from the north bay little foggy but traffic looks good here 19 minutes novato to san francisco area. breaking news out of oakland police are investigating 3 separate shootings, the first was about 1145. >>last night on 8th street, one person was shot in the ankle then there was a shooting around midnight a macarthur boulevard it but nobody was hurt and there is a 3rd shooting at 02:00am and this morning at the core of fairfax avenue. a bullet went through a person's neck. person a man is listed in stable condition. >>breaking news overnight, san jose police have arrested or they're investigating a shooting on the corner of comments and story roads, one man apparently shot that person is in the hospital. witnesses say they heard between 2 to 5 shots initially but then but another 10 followed the gunman so far has not yet been found. pittsburgh police are looking for this young girl who was last seen last night at about 10 o'clock leaving her house and car keen as place her name is maya santa cruz. she stands 5 feet 6 inches tall, she has brown hair brown eyes. last seen wearing a blu

area. not too bad. we will get through it fine from the trivalley to the south bay. san francisco begins at 58. areas of patchy morning fog and sunshine across the bay area. a sliver of fog at 8:00 tomorrow morning. by the afternoon, we keep the fog near the coast. here's the sunshine inland that sets up the temperature differences. yes, we warm up and you will notice it. we will be able to thhandle it fine. downtown san jose 88. over to contra cost a low 90s for danville and walnut creek. go closer to the bay, you can see the difference. 79 in hayward. the peninsula is not too warm either as we have that cooler ocean breeze. 80 in redwood city. over to half moon bay is 62. san francisco in keeps you in the 60s. we have seen 68 in the mission. 63 and through marin, napa, sonoma counties. 87 in napa and we want you to notice where it's not moving in at all. we are in a much hotter 97. san francisco stays beautiful as we head through the next seven days. we can handle that. for the inland valleys, we are on the warm side. going down a little bit and back up again. the good news is no triple-digits

for the next 100 years to provide reliable performance standards and provide water to the san francisco bay area. the base bid is estimated at about $140 million. that's not including construction contingency. the reason the construction term is so long is it has to be done during outage periods so we can continue to supply water to the customers. this is a picture of the tunnel during the 2017 inspection when the tunnel was drained, and you can see repairs being made to the lining. the scope of this particular agreement is to provide construction management services for the seven-year construction contract, and the services are listed here. i won't read three all of these, but if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them. our request is to authorize the sfpuc to execute contract 96 with aecom construction with a not to exceed contract value of $24.5 million and a not to exceed period of eight year. i'd be happy to answer any questions. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. so i think there is a b.l.a. report on this. >> yes. the board of supervisors is being asked to approve a seven y

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