really not going to be all that bad compared to next week, 60's some 70's in the san francisco coastal areas of generallylearing out by the afternoon. then as we get inside, the bay will start to feel those temperatures begin to warm up. 72 in burlingame about 80 degrees in redwood city and hot and then you got 80 degrees in woodside numbers warm and well in the 80's in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon in london. that's where you see these numbers start to spike in the 90's. you get the pleasanton tri valley looking at 90's. there as you make your way into a walnut creek bill, it's going to be a hot one. if you're headed in that direction. 93 degrees in concord, 97 in brentwood as you head to the north bay, 90 in fairfield tomorrow about 88 degrees in pittsburgh, about 86 in nation. 81 in napa. so anywhere you get away from the immediate coastline this weekend and into next week, it's going to be pretty warm. in fact, i even think along the coastline things you get a little bit toasty as we get next week. we may see an offshore wind as we get into tuesday. that would mean those temperatures will spike

s in san francisco like today. tomorrow we're looking at number generally in the 60's plan on 50's and 60's out toward the beaches.stline all day long inside the bay. mild temperatures as you make your way in the millbrae about 6, 7 degrees and sunny, 68 of burning game. down the peninsula. temperatures warming up in the 70's so comfortable there. the south bay that a lot of 90's today, i think much more comfortable tomorrow, 70's and some 80's, the east bay. you're still dealing with some warm weather you get over the east bay hills are still talking 90, maybe in pleasanton. 91 a little more about 86 degrees and snow. 82 in walnut creek about 81 degrees. cool off a bit in the concord, then that delta breeze really getting it going into the afternoon. 69 in blair about 75 in benicia back along the coastline, keeping the generally in the 60's. so next couple days as temperatures drop it off quite a bit, especially into thursday, slight warm up again on friday. and then we kind moderate the temperatures as we get into next weekend. of course, next week we talk about summer beginning next thursday looks like no major

be down quite a bit again. 50's 60's in the san francisco along the coastline, not much clearing up toward the beaches will keep you foggy along the coastline. generallythe 50's there about 64 degrees becoming sunny, but breezy in burlingame on i-71 redwood city. 73 in mountain view, the south bay enjoying temperatures very comfortable tomorrow. maybe a little hazy in spots, 70's and some 80's there, but warm the state. it will be comfortable. 81 degrees in little more about 80 in pleasanton, 70 breezy in hayward, 72 in oakland about 74 in walnut creek and about 71 degrees. that delta breeze blowing right through benicia in the afternoon. as we look back along the coastline, you will see that patchy fog kind of hovering out toward the beaches. so keeping those temperatures down. nice day in saint rose. those 77 degrees becoming mostly sunny next couple days. and temperatures drop off for tomorrow. probably going to warm up a little bit on friday as we head in toward father's day weekend. temperatures running right about the average night morning fog, a little breezy on sunday. >> all right. lauren thank saw the giants host the astros in game 3 of thei

s. there. you're looking about 60 degrees in san francisco. 59 in the sunset as we get along the coastline, the temperatures generally50's out toward the beaches and that fog kind of hanging out along the coastline as you work your way down the peninsula. those numbers warming up a little bit. still mild compared to what we had today. 70's in the south bay east bay. temperatures up in the a about the mid-eighties. i think some of warmer spots there may be about 78 degrees in walnut creek. 72 in hercules get the idea. so these temperatures coming down a bit tomorrow and then as we get toward the next few days, will we start to talk about a rise in those temperatures? friday saturday looks like those temperatures getting hot. doesn't look like we're going to see extreme wind- develop again. no offshore winds know low humidity. so even though it's going to be hotter, the fire danger should rise drastically. good news. thank you. california state fair is set to become the first one of the country to allow the legal sale and consumption. >> of marijuana state. fair ceo tom martinez says they'll expand their offerings this

san francisco about 65 degrees. but little bit breezy in the afternoon. cool numbers. coast side generally in the 50's and low 60's inside the bay. 65 burning 72 in foster city. 74 out the south bay, enjoying lots 80's tomorrow afternoon. really comfortable weather a warm inland. you're going to be bumping closer to 90 degrees in places like pleasanton livermore by tomorrow afternoon. so you can feel that he kind of warming things up as we head throughout the day, 86 degrees and caulk or maybe 92 in brentwood about 79 in blaine will breezy by the afternoon 7, 9, in napa back toward the coastline. keeping those comfortable generally in the 60's. alright, next couple days, those temperatures going to cool down as we head into saturday and sunday winds likely to pick up on sunday as well. the fire danger going to be a little bit elevated throughout the weekend. don't forget, sunday is father's day. yeah, just reminder. look at that smile and you want some good coffee and everybody to kind of leave for speaking quietly to let me sleep in. yeah. all that stuff. all right. sounds good. >> thank you, lauren.

again, another push of cool ocean air that's generally clean, clear and coming along with a moderating effect on temperatures 50's to 60's for san francisco and the coastline today while the rest of the bay area mostly in the 70's to 80's. nobody again today is getting into the 90's. so we're saving that number for this weekend. san jose, you'll be at 80 degrees for your daytime high freeman through hayward in the 70's, even dublin and san ramon staying in the upper 70's. our hottest spot. today's antioch, getting up to 89 degrees. what 76 center fell at 79. looking ahead tomorrow starts or trend of 90's inland saturday is the scorcher. the very hottest one. we'll see temps leveling out into next week after that, right? all right, john, let's get you rolling roads, 15 minutes traveling into the city this morning. our san mateo bridge around 13 minutes, 80 to 101, richmond center fell 12 minute ride and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, 20 minutes 6.48. right now we're celebrating pride month. >> long before the castro is considered a central safe meeting place for the lgbtq+ community. city, a little town in the north. they played

officia s including assembly member matt haney of san francisco shared what steps have been taken and what still needs to be done to help cities recover from the pandemic. that issue focusing the general overview of the pandemic and its effects on downtown quarters over the next year. additional hearings will be held highlighting topics like empty businesses, public safety and sanitation, homelessness and the fentanyl. an opioid crisis. >> works here. who lives here? who visit here? we are interconnected. we will rise and fall together. there's no a downtown without businesses that can open here and thrive. here without buildings that are full of tenants where people coming here walking around and there's no downtown without the people who make sure that this place is operational, that it's safe, that it's clean. the security officers, the janitors. >> in addition to assembly member, haney, members of labor and business communities were in attendance as well as representatives from the hospitality sector. another area hard hit during covid. >> the harvey milk terminal is opening next week. mayor london breed said to attend the ribbon cutting ceremony, it's going to be held on monday,

expect 60's to 70's such as the case in san francisco and down the peninsula. daytime highs in burlingame up to 79 today and generallysouth down the peninsula and into the south bay. you get with san jose up to 87 in los gatos. one of our few spots at 90 pleasanton and livermore. you'll also be reaching the low 90's today will of the creek at 88 conquered right at 90 degrees, seeing the and row oakland up to richmond. you'll be in the 70's. antioch, in vacaville, our hottest spots at 93 degrees today. tomorrow a few of us will inch close to the 100 degree mark. but we will back up the heat after that by wednesday, inland areas in the 90's and bayshore cities in the low 80's by thursday, inland areas will be really be making the low 80's with the weekend ahead, looking pretty seasonable with 70's and 80's for your highs. as for your roads, we do that you talk about on the bay bridge toll plaza. we do still have recovery work after one vehicle collided with the toll plaza at the bay earlier on this morning, the vehicle has long since been cleared. but at this point, chp and caltrans are really just trying to make sure

san francisco general. and last but not least, we are also going to retrofit zuckerberg san francisco general building three requests for $40 million. this, increases our capacity for seismically safe space by 65,000ft!sth our safe spaces program as we continue to make our safe spaces safer for both staff and patients. it is also necessary for maintaining licensure, as we will be moving anatomical pathology into safe space as as required under a licensing. this completes the d.p.h portion, but i would like to thank members of the committee as well as the capital planning committee, for their support of d.p.h in this bond. and with that, i'm going to turn it over to bruce robertson from dpw to talk about the additional projects in the bond, good morning, chair chan. supervisors bruce robertson, deputy director of finance and administration from public works, i'll go through the rest of the presentation of what's included in the $390 million general obligation bond, starting with $50 million for adult and emergency shelters. this funding will do a couple of things. it will provide new acquisition or seismic retrofit of existing shelters, as part of this bond proceeds, many of the existing shelters are,

san francisco will be a little bit breezy in the afternoon coastal sections in the fog. will you're going to see a little more sunshine tomorrow afternoon, but some cool temperatures 50's generally lots of sunshine all day long. 65 degrees in burlingame. that 71 in san mateo, 73 in woodside and 73 in palo alto south, enjoying a beautiful friday afternoon. 70's and 80's. a lots of sunshine coming your way. those temperatures get inland. get close to hot out there about 88 degrees in pleasanton. 89 in lemore 87 degrees in dublin. 75 in san leandro tomorrow about 18 orinda about 84 degrees in concord. so that does a breeze likely to kick in late in the day again tomorrow afternoon. help to cool you down. otherwise looks like a lot of sunshine out toward the coasthine and parts of the north bay, too. here's your 10, tim. that looks like tomorrow. warming things up. cooling back down as we head towards saturday and sunday on father's day. and then as we get toward the middle of next week, look at this the beginning of summer, would you know what? we could have some hot weather coming in town. maybe those temperatures sneaking back in the 90's. some of the hottest parts around the bay

san francisco general. and last but not least, we are also going to retrofit zuckerberg san francisco general building three requests for $40 million. this increases our capacity for seismically safe space by 65,000ft!sligns with our safe spaces program as we continue to make our safe spaces safer for both staff and patients. it is also necessary for maintaining licensure, as we will be moving anatomical pathology into safe space as as required under a licensing. this completes the d.p.h portion, but i would like to thank members of the committee as well as the capital planning committee, for their support of d.p.h in this bond. and with that, i'm going to turn it over to bruce robertson from dpw to talk about the additional projects in the bond, good morning, chair chan. supervisors bruce robertson, deputy director of finance and administration from public works, i'll go through the rest of the presentation of what's included in the $390 million general obligation bond, starting with $50 million for adult and emergency shelters. this funding will do a couple of things. it will provide new acquisition or seismic retrofit of existing shelters as part of this bond proceeds many of the existing shelters

generally hot forecast ahead of us. those 90's this weekend were scorching. >> so taking a step back from that, your view outside of downtown san francisco, beautiful crystalnot all that windy either. nice way to start the morning sea surface. temperatures have been really cold. so you've got a cold morning at the coast. mild elsewhere. this high pressure ridge had resulted in that scorcher of a weekend, but a low dropping in starting tomorrow in really settling in towards the middle of the week is really going to leave its impact. cooling us down quite a lot. as we work our way through the remainder of the forecast, as far as winds go the relatively light, not a huge push from the coastline today. inland areas will still be on the warm side with a few 90's. we do have some very unhealthy air quality out towards the central valley. if you're heading out towards stockton, modesto, fresno, those areas not doing so well. well, here in the bay area, it's good to moderate. so by comparison, we're doing all right. a little bit of wildfire. smoke hugging the sierra foothills here in the bay. anything that you're seeing on the horizon is mostly just hayes, not rea

s. we'll talk more about that come back in just a bit. >> all right. today, san francisco mayor london breed celebrating and honoring juneteenth. she issued a statement which reads in part here for generationse longest running juneteenth celebration of any major city in the country. still while joyful festivities are important today means much more than that and the month of june recognizes juneteenth and also offers a time to celebrate lgbtq rights kron four's well-below takes us now to pinole where the city's youngest mayor used his unique persctiv creata celebration that highlights both. if you want to get to know someone, they say you should take a walk in their shoes are in devon murphy's case. just take a walk alongside is any support. so many every little gathering the city that we go to very personal mean he he knows my name in 2023. murphy became the youngest mayor in pinole's 120 year. history. >> being sworn in at just 29 years old. he was also the city's first black and openly mayor. >> was there ever a point where you felt discouraged you're like you couldn't do this. the short answer is absolutely. it was very difficult to understand how folks received money. and so as i was t

additional support of the additional runs, primarily at zuckerberg san francisco general, and then i also just want to note investment s, that we have using opioid settlement funding, which includes increased access to substance use treatment and medication for addiction treatment, and then a focus on black african american overdose prevention, and the budget also continues. several living program that is implemented by hsh and also continues high impact intervention services. as you see here, the chair asks for performance metrics. we use data in many different ways, including our true north strategic planning, compliance and monitoring, and performance milestone based payments that we have with the state, as well as quality improvement and regulatory compliance. i won't read this to you here, but, examples of data and performance goods, and performance goals are listed here, and then as well as and then following slide, we have information on the current audits and assessments that we do in close partnership with the controller city services auditor program. and then just to close out my presentation, i will note tha

additional support of the additional runs, primarily at zuckerberg san francisco general, and then i also just want to note investment s, that we have using opioid settlement funding, which includes increased access to substance use treatment and medication for addiction treatment, and then a focus on black african american overdose prevention, and the budget also continues. several living program that is implemented by hsh and also continues high impact intervention services. as you see here, the chair asks for performance metrics. we use data in many different ways, including our true north strategic planning, compliance and monitoring, and performance milestone based payments that we have with the state, as well as quality improvement and regulatory compliance. i won't read this to you here, but, examples of data and performance goods, and performance goals are listed here, and then as well as and then following slide, we have information on the current audits and assessments that we do in close partnership with the controller city services auditor program. and then just to close out my presentation, i will note tha