in san francisco, marin and san francisco counties, an annual income of $117,000 qualifies a family orr for certain affordable housing programs. >> eye-popping and jaw- dropping. >> reporter: he is with the bay area council, which looks at quality-of-life issues. he says despite the numerous construction projects going up in san francisco and elsewhere in the bay area, houses have not kept pace with the tremendous job growth in the region since 2011. >> a lot of the new jobs are higher skilled and higher- paying jobs. that puts more pressure and more demand on the limited housing stock that is here. that drives the prices. >> reporter: the median home price in the bay area stands at $935,000. this man tells us he shares a two bedroom apartment with a roommate. the rent is $5000 a month. he is a software engineer. >> it is a large part of my income that goes to rent. >> reporter: what percentage? >> 40%? >> reporter: one woman tells us many relatives and friends have moved out of the city and some out of state. she says owning her home does not mean she can afford to stay in the city. >

sot: edith cadena, san francisco-marin food bank// "we thought what a better partnership than a clinice their focus is health and wellness and bringing food into that, because we recognize that often times food is part of creating a healthy individual."sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "so i'm here joined by diane tarklecki she is a patient at the food pharmacy who has already picked out some fruits and vegetables to bring home diane, tell us, we're going to put your skills to the test, what are you going to make for us in the kitchen?"sot: diane tarlecki, marin city food pharmacy patient// "i have a pot of rice already prepared rice that i got at the food pharmacy last week. i will be preparing stir fried vegetables everything from the food pharmacy as well."sot: ella sogomonian// "how has the food pharmacy benefitted your life?"sot: diane tarlecki, marin city food pharmacy patient// "well it's healthier eating because i live on a limited income and it gives me a chance to use the fresh vegetables and fruit and not have to buy at the grocery store."the food pharmacy prescribes f

but 1 out of every 4 people in san francisco and marin either don't get enough...have access to healthy food...(pam) so as part of our kron 4 committment for founder's day... kron 4's ella sogomonian went out to the marin city clinic, where a food bank donates fruits and vegetables... that are used as medicine. pkg (nats: cooking class "three cups of yogurt for the cucumbers..")michaela moss is making tzaziki sauce for a cooking class at the marin city clinic. it's a creative way to introduce healthy living to low income participants that are patients prescribed to a pantry through a direct partnership between the san francisco -marin food bank and the clinic.sot: michaela moss, food pharmacy health educator// "prior to starting our food pharmacy we actually had four indiduals within the community, young men who died of heart attack and stroke. and we made the emphasis of this first cohort hearth health. our goal here is to provide fresh fruits and vegetables, proteins and greens, in this fun outdoor environment and connect them with to some healthy recipes as well

sot: edith cadena, san francisco-marin food bank// "we thought what a better partnership than a clinice their focus is health and wellness and bringing food into that, because we recognize that often times food is part of creating a healthy individual."sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "so i'm here joined by diane tarklecki she is a patient at the food pharmacy who has already picked out some fruits and vegetables to bring home diane, tell us, we're going to put your skills to the test, what are you going to make for us in the kitchen?"sot: diane tarlecki, marin city food pharmacy patient// "i have a pot of rice already prepared rice that i got at the food pharmacy last week. i will be preparing stir fried vegetables everything from the food pharmacy as well."sot: ella sogomonian// "how has the food pharmacy benefitted your life?"sot: diane tarlecki, marin city food pharmacy patient// "well it's healthier eating because i live on a limited income and it gives me a chance to use the fresh vegetables and fruit and not have to buy at the grocery store."the food pharmacy prescribes f

san francisco. a no vote means if you vote no, you want to allow the sale of flavored tobacco products in san francisco. i'm here with dr. lawrence chung, past president of the marin medical society. we're also joined by star child, outreach director of the libertiaryian party of san francisco. thank you both for being here. i'd like to start with you, star child. why do you feel it's so important. >> well, it's an expansion of the war on drug dos, and we shd know that the war on drugs has been a massive failure. it didn't work with alcohol, it didn't work with cannabis, and it won't work with tobacco. this will create a black market in san francisco for purchase of cigarettes on the streets where they won't be checking i.d. it's already illegal in california for people under 21 to buy tobacco products, so the opposition's claims about oh, it's about kids being able to buy tobacco, well kids can't buy tobacco now. this is about not fringing on adult choices. it's going to lead to more crime, it's going to lead to more retailers closing. controller's economic office estimated 50 million lost in sales. vaping stores and other retailers that are highly reliant on tob

last year this facility in san francisco shipped out 48 million tons of food to those in the city and in marinn francisco are at or near the poverty line. in fact the director says right now they are about at the limit of at they can ship out. sot we're sorta pushing up against the ci.we're seeing more people who need our help. nexstar television stations make up 39 percent of the t.v. stations in america. last year kron employees were some of the about 4-thousand who volunteered at food banks like this across the nation. meteorologist lawrence karnow has become a pro...sot oc: make it a better place that is for sure coming after the break... carrying around too much belly fat can be hazardous to your health. our health expert karen owoc stops by and explains the easiest ways to slim down... and get rid of it. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (dave)today will start off mostly cloudy with patchy drizzle. skies will clear in most areas by afternoon, but inland areas will remain much cooler than normal. a warming trend is forecast to begin on monday and continue through much of the week ahead as high pr

. >> the san francisco marin food bank is urging kids to set up lemonade stands and donating proceeds to the food bank. you can go to the sfmfoodbank.org website. the campaign is set up so kids can take charge. >> it takes your parent's permission, some scissors, half a dozen lemons and the willingness to jump in and have a good time. >> a great family. julie's family raised $200, representing about $1,000 worth of meals for the food bank. >>> the new aggressive step b.a.r.t. is taking to clean up its stations. >>> a eaglet that fell from its >>> a eaglet that fell from its nest . >>> there's summer nights. there's summer, summer, summertime. summer girls. >> whatever your favorite summer song is, it's time to break it out. the astronomical start of summer has officially arrived. >> good morning on this thursday, june 21st. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco has your answer. hey, mike? >> the heat is on tomorrow and saturday. we transition today, this first day of, yes, affidavstronomical summer. came in at 3:07. were you

last year this facility in san francisco shipped out 48 million tons of food to those in the city and in marin. wealthy area yes but keep this in mind...one in four people in san francisco are at or near the poverty line. in fact the director are about at the limit they can ship out. sot we're sorta pushing up against the limit against this facility...we're seeing more people who need our help. nexstar television stations make up 39 percent of the t.v. stations in america. last year kron employees were some of the about 4-thousand who volunteered at food banks like this across the nation. meteorologist lawrence karnow has become a pro...sot oc: make it a better place that is for sure sure (j.r.) on friday in the three hours that i spent at the facility with catherine heenan, lawrence karnow, and others from kron more than 16 tons of food were shipped out. other kron 4 employees were scattered at facilities like this all day long. if you'd like to volunteer you can go to the sf-marin food bank web site. something incredible is coming to disney california adventure park. it must be epic! thrilli

a family of four that brings in $117,000 is low income in san francisco, marin, san mateo. family that makes $95,000 in santa clara county is not far behind. alameda and contra costa low income threshold is $89,600. >> we live in strange times. speaking of which, according to "new york times" high rent and labor costs are driving more and more restaurants to go without servers. a runner will bring out your food but you do a lot of the otr like getting water and silver weare. >> the city's minimum wage has been going up since 2014. this sunday it reaches $15 an hour, which when we look at what it costs in the bay area that's not enough. >> we see people doing super commutes. >> from central valley. people spending hours just to get to work. >> that sounds so much cooler than it actually is. i do a super commute every morning but it's not as great as you might think. >> it's tough. >> if they put a gym in a super commuter, locker room, that would be kind of cool. you could get your exercise on the way to work. probably cost too much. it's a dream. take a look at what's going

last year this facility in san francisco shipped out 48 million tons of food to those in the city and in mariny. wealthy area yes but keep this in mind...one in four people in san francisco are at or near thpoverty line. in fact the director says right now they are about at the limit of what they can ship out. sot we're sorta pushing up against the limit against this facility...we're seeing more people who need our help. nexstar television stations make up 39 percent of the t.v. stations in america. last year kron employees were some of the about 4-thousand who volunteered at food banks like this across the nation. meteorologist lawrence karnow has become a pro...sot oc: make it a better place that is for sure (j.r.) on friday in the three hours that i spent at the facility with catherine heenan, lawrence karnow, and others from kron more than 16 tons of food were shipped out. other kron 4 employees were scattered at facilities like this all day long. if you'd like to volunteer you can go to the sf-marin food bank web site. (justine) bank web site.sf-marin food can go to the volunteer you like

considered low income in the bay area are making more than six figures, a family of four living in san francisco, marinounty, or san mateo, can earn as much is $117,000 per year, and still qualify for some affordable housing programs, that is up more than 10%, and not surprisingly, the highest level anywhere in the country. a family of four earning $73,000 annually would be considered very low income, and the subsidies offered by the government to low income families are not likely to help much with the high cost of housing here, because the median price for rentals is anywhere between $2500 and $3500 per month. that will not get you too far. >>> commuting from stockton, they can afford to live in the bay area, on top of the long commute, these drivers spent hours more driving in the job. why the transit agency is eliminating a program that allowed drivers to sleep on their lots between shifts. >>> temperatures have dropped quite a bit, the fire zone, winds die down, helping firefighters, i will let you know when the next event is going to line up, one of them in the five day, talk about that in the hi

the government latest definition is about $117,000 a year for a family of four in san francisco, marin and san mateo counties. in santa clara county a household of $94,000 a year and in alameda and contra costa counties 89,000 is considered low income.fe says despite numerous constructions, housing has not kept pace with the tremendous job growth in the region since 2011. >> the jobs are higher skilled, higher-paying jobs which puts more demand on the limited housing here. that drives up prices. >> the bay area councils -- council shows 46% of residents plan to leave. that is up 6% from last year. those who plan to leave include millennial's, renters and those who do not have a college degree. many plan to move out of state. >>> a shark warning is in effect after dozens of great white sharks were spotted. a video was posted by sanctuary cruises showing sharks about six yards from the shore. this is near seacliff state . some of the sharks were reported to be about 14 feet long. >>> it is 5:48. let's see what cell is saying. is everyone behaving? >> for the most part. we do have slow tr

in san francisco, marin and san mateo counties, $117,000 a year qualifies a family of four for certain affordable housing programs. >> and jaw-dropping is how i described it. >> reporter: he looks at quality-of-life issues. despite the numerous construction projects going up in san francisco and elsewhere in the bay area, housing has not kept up with the tremendous job growth in the region since 2011. >> many new jobs are higher skilled and higher-paying, that puts more pressure and demand on the limiting housing which drives up prices. >> reporter: the median home price in the bay area is $935,000. this man shares a two bedroom apartment with a roommate. the rent is $5000 a month. he's a software engineer. >> a large part of my income goes to rent. >> reporter: what percentage? >> 40%. >> reporter: one woman tells us relatives and friends moved out of the city and out of state. she says owning her home does not mean she can afford to stay inside the city. >> i just retired, i seriously have to think about it now, where would i go? >> reporter: the bay area council says that 46 percent

an alarm new report places san francisco, marin and san mateo counties among the nation's most expensiveenters. in less expensive parts of the bay area, residents would have to make between 50 and $40 an hour or work close to 4 minimum wage jobs to afford rent for a two-bedroom apartment. >>> bart is postponing plans to expand a program to crack down on fare cheats. according to the "chronicle," this comes as questions are being raised now about the effectiveness of the program that began back in march. if riders can't show proof of payment to fare enforcement officers, they may be issued a $75 fine. bart's board says it plans to decide on whether to hire two more officers when it reviews data from the program this fall. according to bart, fare cheats cost the agency $25 million a year. >>> all right. let's check traffic. no "friday light." >> reporter: two traffic alerts in effect. chopper 5 over the scene of the crash southbound 680 as you approach sheridan. a big rig and another vehicle got into it. they are re-opening lanes. the right lane and shoulder are open. the backup stretches

alameda county community food bank is partnering with the san francisco marin food bank to challenge greater cleveland food bank to see who can raise more money for the finals. >> the world's attention is shining on cleveland and on san francisco. when you put our two organizations together and put a little friendly competition in there we have an opportunity to do something for the community. and that makes the event extra special. >> the goal is for all three food banks to raise a collective $50,000. you can donate at tomorrow's game or on line any time. we have links on our a abc7news.com. >>> we want the see how you are showing your warriors pride. use the hashtag dubs on 7 and you might see them on tv or on our website. abc7news.com. >>> happening today, you might hear a lot of oh,s and ahs coming from the san carlos airport later this afternoon. the hiller aviation museum is holding its annual biggest little air show. it starts atk 9:00 a.m. aerial acrobatics, remote control planes and even a parachute jump are all scheduled. ti . lisa, it's going to be a nice day out there, but

your drive into san francisco, a foggy one in southern marin, but a nice drive into san francisco, underminutes. >>> our friend cecelia vega is live with a look at what's ahead on "good morning america." >> you guys are making me homesick. you're my favorite san francisco peeps, sending you virtual hugs from new york. a busy morning on gma. the latest on the crisis at the border. president trump now says those who entered the country illegally should be immediately sent back, that's without seeing a judge. this is some of the families separated are now being eunited. thousands of children are still apart from their parents. we are following that one. also ahead, roseanne in an emotional interview, her first since those racist remarks that got her show canceled. we're following what she's saying this morning. >>> actress and model bridget nielsen welcoming a little girl. what are the risks of having a child at that age? dr. ashton here to talk about that. >>> and how to get that promotion. we'll tell you which day of the week you should definitely not ask your boss for that promotion. you

places like marin county, san francisco and in the peninsula. temperatures mid 50s to low 60s at 7:00. adds we head throughout my accuweather 12-hour planner, 71 to 75 at noon. 7:00 low to mid 70s. pretty comfortable evening on the way. let's see if the drizzle is causing any issues out there. >> not that it's a drizzle issue. we do have an issue in san francisco. you can see more traffic southbound on 280 leaving san francisco near san jose avenue. we have a couple of cars in the middle lanes. yellow sensors to red sensors. it is starting to slow until they get those cleared out of lanes. if you're headed to sfo southbound 101, the exit is shut down until 7:00 this morning. there's a detour looping around to millbrae avenue and then turning back towards sfo. give yourself extra time there. there's a look at your drive times. just a grind on 580 west into dublin. >> thank you, sue. >>> some muni metro passengers will be in for a longer ride today. two stations in the southwestern part of san francisco will have to take a bus to get to downtown.

housing and urban development says a family of four making $117,000 a year in san mateo, san francisco, and marin counties would qualify for low-income housing. in santa clara county, it's just below $95,000. for comparison, the low income limit for nevada is $47,000, and in texas, $38,000. >>> permit p is making news around the world. a weekend confrontation between a san francisco woman and an 8-year-old girl has gone viral. without a permit. >> a good chance you've already seen this as the debate over permit patty rages on. there are now some real consequences for the woman at the center of the storm. her name is alison ettel. nbc bay area's sam brock has the exclusive interview. >> she calling police on an 8-year-old little girl. you can hide all you want. the whole world going to see you, boo. >> reporter: by now you've probably seen this clip of a woman, alison ettel, threatening to call the police on an 8-year-old girl near at&t park for illegally selling water. turns out her actions might have been more bark than bite. >> when she told me to call the police to check on it, i never had any

but 1 out of every 4 people in san francisco and marin either don't get enough...or have access to healthyas part of our kron 4 committment for founder's day... kron 4's ella sogomonian went out to the marin city clinic where a food bank donates fruits and vegetables that are used as medicine. (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. (pam)there are unsafe intersections.. and ofcourse even dangerous intersections... (ken)but there is one that probably should be a notch higher i'm going to start out by giving you fair warning... unless you absolutely are required by a federal order to transverse octavia and haight in san francisco don't nats: ambiancebecause every single rule at here is ignored there is no eas

gilberto: asÍ estamos hablando de caridades catÓlicas y su oficina en san francisco, san mateo y marÍnque llevan a cabo este torneo " fÚtbol de corazÓn ", por una excelente causa. el torneo celebra jÓvenes inmigrante y el poder de nuestra comunidad. los organizadores dicen que este es un mensaje para estos jÓvenes, para que sepan que no estÁn solos, que tienen el respaldo de toda una comunidad. >> hacer las cosas que ellos mÁs le gustan que es divertirse, yacÍan siendo niÑos y necesitan la oportunidad de sonreÍr y ser felices. gilberto: este dÍa no sÓlo se trata de porras, carreras y un balÓn y celebrar a los jóvenes inmigrantes que llegaron a estados unidos no acompaÑados de sus padres, stephanie la mire dice estar feliz por poder jugar aquÍ, pero recuerdo de sus padres lejos la pone nostÁlgica. >> es mejor cuando estoy con mi familia para que puedan ayudar, para que puedan jugar un juego, pero como no pueden estar aquÍ cerca. gilberto: pero debido a la situaciÓn que pasen para de familia indocumentado tratando de cruzar la frontera que estÁn siendo separado de sus hijos menores por o

san francisco and marin counties...o earn less than 117-thousnad dollars a year are considered low income. that means they qualify for low income housing projects. 73-thousand dollars per year is considered "very low income." back in march a report found that the average home price in teh bay area was 820-thousand dollars. in san francisco that number is over one million dollars... making san francisco the most expensive housing market in california. ( james ) in the east bay... "not here -- not anywhere." that's the message atendees had for concord's city council about migrant detention centers. the department of homeland security's proposal to open a center at the old naval weaponstation was the hot topic at last night's city council meeting. but before public comment even began... city officials announced those plans have been scrapped. some people, however, say they're still skeptical. <"we don't really trust the federal government based on what they've been doing so far. even though they're saying that they're tryi

now in three bay area counties, san francisco, san mateo and marin, if you make $117,400, you're officiallypoor. >> that kind of shocks you. how's that possibly poverty by anybody's measure? but it actually is for a family of four in our area. >> reporter: according to the latest hud survey, the median income in those three counties tops the entire country and is so high that households making $117,000 would actually qualify to live in low housing projects. ken cole heads up san mateo's housing department and said he's a bit shocked that number has risen 10% from just last year. >> not surprised at all to see a 5% increase. a 10% increase did get my attention. >> reporter: he thinks that jump is because most of the poorer people have already been forced out. in a town like belmont the mad scramble to find housing has driven prices up leaving mostly high wage earners to live here. rebecca yazdani's daughter landed a well paying job but is only able to afford a one bedroom apartment and will need to find a roommate fast. >> people working at starbucks, where do they live, you know? how are th

san francisco traffic is moving okay. same goes for the golden gate bridge. this is as we had out of marin into san francisco. it is going down into the city. we do have some at northbound 101. that is over to the shoulder and we can see it coming into the area and hopefully not causing any delays. >>> a bizarre attack in sacramento. driver repeatedly rammed by a u- haul van. the reporter spoke with the man about his lightning brush with death. >> reporter: rammed repeatedly by u-haul truck, he is battered and bruised and says the outcome could have been a lot worse. >> apparently there's a bruise on my back here. i had a couple of cuts on my arm and my knuckles. i'm to slap -- happy to be alive. >> reporter: he says he was visiting a friend when out of nowhere, an angry guy in a u- haul came barreling toward him. he took the most major blows to the legs before jumping into a car for protection. >> i jumped into the car, kept on the gas and backed up. and my legs were in the way. >> reporter: she says that the suspect is is her ex-boyfriend. but she's not dating the stillman. >> i don't know this man. >> repo

highway 4 looking good and your drive into san francisco from marin, less than 20 minutes. >>> thereas an amazing rescue overnight in the santa cruz mountains. a driver careened off a cliff, then got caught in a tree. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is off highway 17 with details on that rescue. matt? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. firefighters and chp officers agree, a tree saved this driver's life. check out the video and see for yourself. all of this happened in the santa cruz mountains. chp responded to the call on locust drive and alder croft road. fights say this was a very technical rescue. they had to strap the car to the tree before they were able to get the driver out. >> it was almost a high-angle rescue. it was very, very steep. we had to use tools, the jaws of life, to cut him out. his feed were wedged under the dash and the pedals. >> reporter: firefighters used ropes to pull him up about 30 dpeet up t feet up the cliff in a basket, taken to the hospital with moderate injuries. chp does believe alcohol was a factor in this crash. live in the santa cruz mountains, m

currently 61 degrees in san francisco. over in marine layer beginning to build now.ta rosa 75. 83 concord, and 80 livermore. and the view from the east bay hills camera. thin, high clouds and low clouds beginning to expand. and these are our forecast features. low clouds and fog expanding widely overnight. little cooler in most areas. temperatures soars inland on friday and saturday. gusts of 28 miles per hour in fearfie fairfield. overnight low clouds and fogs reaching the bay. and then forecast shows that fog is going to be pretty dense in some areas during the early morning hours so that may reduce visibility for morning commuters but burns quickly as it goes back to the coastline. mainly sunny skies. and lingering low cloudiness at the coast. let's do tomorrow's highs. high of 60 at half moon bay tomorrow. 82 in antioch. and north bay 92. and 90 in lake port. 80 santa rosa. going to get warmer towards the end of the week. we will see lots of mid-90s inland on fridays. look for some locations hitting or exceeding 100 degrees. 100 over at antioch. and the cooling b

san francisco. you see the marine layer, and it will advance, as i mentioned. here's your 12-hour planner for tuesday. low clouds tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 50s. bayside and inland, you'll see the sun, but we'll hang on to clouds around the noontime hour, at the coastline. breezy for the afternoon. low 60s to upper 80s. heading into the evening hours, the sun goes down. the temperatures will begin to fall. speaking of falling, tomorrow morning, 50s for the bay area. looking at clouds around the coast and bay to start the morning. maybe a light extra layer will keep you comfortable tomorrow afternoon. a nice day. close to where you should be for this time of year. we'll go warm and sunny inland, mid to upper 80s there. 60s, 70s, along the coast. and it is going to be another breezy afternoon. 64 in san francisco. 70 in oakland. 85 in santa rosa. concord, 82, in san jose. look at the heat coming. friday will be a warmer day. up into the upper 90s inland. 60s coast-side. into saturday, another sizzling day for the inland communities. temperatures in the

six-figure salary in some parts of california's bay area is considered low-income in san francisco, san mateo, and marinnties, a family of four earning $117,000 a year qualifies as low-income. in may, the median home price in the bay area hit a record of $935,000 and that ie median price that's the news upda this hour melissa, back to you >> staggering. >> it is >> thank you sue herera >> next up, pete is seeing bullish options moves in a stock up 57% this year but first, the s&p 500 sector check. we have energy higher with t.i. up by 3% today session materials following that, and technology the only one in the red right now pot.a y just about a half in more "halftime report" back in two. (daniel jacob) for every hour that you're idling in your car, you're sending about half a gallon of gasoline up in the air. that amounts to about 10 pounds of carbon dioxide every week (malo hutson) growth is good, but when it starts impacting our quality of air and quality of life, that's a problem. so forward-thinking cities like sacramento are investing in streets that are smarter and greener. the solution was right

gusts are going to pick up through downtown san francisco and san rafael then through the delta. so tonight the marine layer returns. west winds keep us close to normal especially for places like the coast and around the bay. but the inland areas that's where you will start to feel that warming air especially through places like concord. so right now 57 in concord. oakland at 54. livermore 54. san francisco 52 degrees. here's a look at your afternoon highs today. close to average for san francisco. actually spot on. one degree above for oakland upper 80s for loof inland locat expected to reach the upper 80s today. livermore, fairfield, 89. 58 in napa. 87 in santa rosa. yesterday some locations actually got to 90 in places like antioch and pittsburg and that may happen today because inland is not affected as much by what's going on around the coast. at the bay 60s and low 70s. beaches low to mid-60s. the low is contributing to keeping this high from rising too much. so today this high will stay over southern california. they are going to feel the heat. but for us, we are definitely going impacted by th

humidity levels will fall throughout the day on youray thur friday, it's kind of like san francisco weather with a marinelayer over us and some showers and rain likely at times throughout the day. it's not a wash out but we'll have plenty of clouds and temperatures friday. ly in the 70s. saturday the mugginess and the heat is back with rain and thunderstoecs in the ft mainly later in the day. i think sunday is the better of the two weekend days with the best chance of being mainly dry throughout the day. still a thunderstorm chance later in the forecast in the day on sunday. currently our temperatures right now are in the a 60s 70s. 70 degrees in frederick, 74 in washington, 72 in cull ppepper. we're not going toee too muc overnight. right now it's pretty much what you inn expect tomorrow mo i'm showing you dewpoint because this talks about the humidity. anything a 6ve5 we say it's humid. so when we're seeing dewpoints arou 70 it's pretty uncomfortable outside. and still humid out there tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., with a few scattered showers and degrees. still some scattered showers until about the l

san francisco seeing a few isolated 70s. we'll bring you up to marin, napa and sonoma counties. also napa 93 degrees. my extended forecast san francisco starting to drop on sunday with patchy fog and 66. cities away from the coastline, don't worry. heat is not going to last too long. 92 on sunday. we see things drop as we head through next week. back down to the 70s once we hit next wednesday and thursday's forecast. this is good for the weather department. i think everybody is happy. >>> thanks so much. still to come, no longer trending. facebook getting rid of trending topics with a new feature. we all know guys like gavin. boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off...to hawaii." gavin's... not gonna work... as governor. on twitter - new information about the hammer attack near santa cruz. officers arrested a teen accu

san francisco weather. get ready for that. it's not as cloudy right now. we definitely are not seeing as thick a marine layer this morning but the west winds are here. so we will see our temperatures stay chilly. yesterday san francisco was 58, the afternoon high on this summer day. west winds will be back, cloudy morning, similar to yesterday, and hot, dry weather arrives tomorrow. saturday and sunday, as well. >>> we are tracking the usual slowdowns that we see every morning now. caltrans has this paving project going on along 580. we had a crash 580 at grant line. so that's not helping. 205 as you make your way out of tracy, beware, you are really slow. we have speeds dipping as slow as 15 miles per hour. 30 minutes already from 205 to 680. and westbound 80 at carlson, the eastshore freeway ride still looking good. moving at the limit. there's a backup at the toll plaza in the cash lanes. >>> investigators say an arsonist may be behind a cluster of fires that burned within minutes of each other and threatened homes and homeless encampments in san jose. at least three of those fires broke out along c

the bay area's tight housing market puts us at the top of the list nationally.in marin, san francisco counties you'll need to make at least 60 dollars an hour ... as much as ninety dollars in some zip codes.whoosh finally let's zoom in on contra costa county, where the hourly pay needed for a two bedroom apartment ranges from 38 dollars in richmond, martinez and antioch, all the way up to 67 dollars in danville. catherine) the national minimum wage now stands at seven fifty. it's been going up steadily since first adopted in 1932, but it has not always kept up with the cost of living. grant and vicki? (grant) president trump declared today that north korea no longer poses a nuclear threat, after his summit with leader kim jong his summit with leader kim jong un. but as michelle kosinksi reports...several people in congress do not agree, including some republicans. president trump capping a historic summit with a victory tweet-- "just landed - a long trip, but everybody can now feel much safer than the day i took office. there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea."a tweet may

san francisco. w winds will kick up and 59 along marin. 74 in napa and 67 in mill valley. san ciil see weather the next seven days. sunny skies on friday. we warm up early nexweek. for cities away from the coastline, it's an up and down pattern. 84 oncee hit friday. down to 78 on saturday with rainfall off to the north. nothing for us yet. then 90s next monday and tuesday. enjoy it now. everybody can complain to me next week. >> did that say 96 on tuesday? >> it's about time. thanks. >>> coming up, an east bay company trying to clean up the ant patchf garbage in the ocean. the test results are in. we will tell you how it went. har feed. white house aide "kelly sadler" is out of a job. last month, sadler made an insensitive remark about arizona senator john mccain, saying "he )s dyin . > whi house aideg kelly sadler is out of a job. she made a remark about john mccain saying he is dieing anyway. he was diagnosed with brain cancer last july. we will have updates on results all night long. tonight for styld designer, "kate spade." >>> first the shock and now the praise for des

the bay area's tight housing market puts us at the top of the list nationally.in marin, san francisco mateo counties you'll need to make at least 60 dollars an hour ... as much as ninety dollars in some zip codes.whoosh finally let's zoom in on contra costa county, where the hourly pay needed for a two bedroom apartment ranges from 38 dollars in richmond, martinez and antioch, all the way up to 67 dollars in danville. (pam) the national minimum wage now stands at seven dollars and fifty cents. it has been going up since first it was adopted in 1932, but it has not always kept up with the cost of living. (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. (pam) new at ten: mineta san jose airport will be improving its infrastructure. .. after receiving a ten -point- three million dollar grant... from the federal aviation administration. the grant is part of the f-a- a's nationwide airport improvement program. the money will be used to reconstruct the airport's apron.. that's an area next to the runway where planes offload passengers and prepare for flights. napa co

san francisco at 58. let's take a look at some of that cloud cover. we've got some nice marine layer cloud cover. some spots near santa rosa, san francisco and let's talk about that low that's dropping in because, as i mentioned, there is a chance of seeing some drizzle develop into night, carrying over into sunday morning. fremont might get some of that drizzle. as we head into the early morning hours at about 4:30, this looks a lot heavier than it will actually be, i'm thinking about the combination of light rain heading in, but we will be seeing deepening cloud cover. don't be surprised if you notice it's going to be pretty cloudy as we head into tomorrow. we're kind of going to be sticking around. at least our temperatures will be cooler heading into today thanks to a nice cooling trend. san jose 76 degrees, east san jose 77. some of our warmer temperatures at antioch around 78, concord 77. so definitely below seasonable for this time of year. half moon bay 59 degrees. the beaches will keep a lot of that cloud cover with breezy conditions. if you're going to be out near point reyes, we're expe

san mateo coast. the marine layer will be expanding overnight. get o fet ready for bigger changes. right now winds gusting to 31 miles an hour in san francisco. sand carlos out of the southwest at 24. that wind is certainly playing a role in preventing the marine layer from reforming. we have a is it step up to the plate are the high pressure over the pacific typical, creating the wind where it's caught between the two pressure systems. and it's so gusty outside. i know some people are complaining about the wind. here is a look a at the forecast. low clouds fog and patchy morning drizzle. it's going to be breezy and below average the next two days. we're looking at hot days inland early next week. when winds actually die down quit a bit. a live picture right now from the east bay hills. showing mount diablo. a few wispy clouds passing through the bay area. check out the life of the sea lions, lazy life from the abc 7 pier 39. you can see the broit skies. good life opinion 63 in oakland. 69 in san jose. and 56 in pacifica. bright conditions right now from our kbolden gate bridge camera. 78 dreg in santa rosa. it's cooler today by a few degrees

the bay area's tight housing market puts us at the top of the list nationally.in marin, san franciscon mateo counties you'll need to make at least 60 dollars an hour ... as much as ninety dollars in some zip codes.whoosh finally let's zoom in on contra costa county, where the hourly pay needed for a two bedroom apartment ranges from 38 dollars in richmond, martinez and antioch, all the way up to 67 dollars in danville. (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with highs soaring into the mid 90s. but fog moved in along the coast to cool temperatures there in the 50s and 60s. tonight will be partly cloudy with patchy coastal fog and clear and mild inland. on the satellite image you can see a week area of low pressure to the north swinging into the west coast. that low will deepen over the next few days allowing for an increasing see breeze and more low clouds and fog. this will help temperatures in the hottest spots inland

the bay area's tight housing market puts us at the top of the list nationally.in marin, san franciscoties you'll need to make at least 60 dollars an hour ... as much as ninety dollars in some zip codes.whoosh finally let's zoom in on contra costa county, where the hourly pay needed for a two bedroom apartment ranges from 38 dollars in richmond, martinez and antioch, all the way up to 67 dollars in danville. ( robin )the national minimum wage now stands at seven dollars and fifty cents. it has been going up since it was first adopted in 19-32... but it has not always kept up with the cost of living. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. widespread cooling is forecast across the interior today as onshore flow returns to the bay area. tracking patchy morning drizzle for your thursday morning commute. expect highs in the 60s along the coast and 70s-80s inland. temperatures then fall back to below seasonal averages by the weekend and into

san francisco. the project underway right along the great highway. >>> we have traffic getting busier now, especially in the east bay. we will take a look at that and check in with marin county and san francisco. >>> we have a big fog bank and a rather fresh westerly breeze. that is a cooler pattern here. that has been common lately. what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2". we are following a powder -- power outage in oakland. 600 pg&e customer still have no power this morning. the power went out about 3:40 am this morning to customers along international boulevard near the fruitvale bart station. more than 3000 people originally lost power. we are trying to get to the cause of the outage. we don't know it yet. the power is expected to be back on to everyone within the next hour. >>> the state hopes to ease public health concerns about an old shipyard in san francisco. they tell -- officials told the chronicle they are starting tests on the hilltop p

san francisco 9. inland breezy. we have a marine layer this morning. visibility still low at half moon bay. at the airport, seems to be okay. seems like the cloud coverage is just high enough so it's not lowering visibility. through petaluma down to four mile visibility. look at the view at lake tahoe with the sunrise. there's a lake wind advisory there, 2 to 9 p.m. today. wind gusts will be high throughout bay area and through those higher elevations. but the lakes two to three- foot waves possible there. so of course paddle boards, things like that could capsize. 68 degrees for the afternoon high in oakland. 75 in vallejo. 65 in san francisco. temperatures a few degrees cooler than yesterday. and should be nice for the alameda county fair this weekend in pleasanton. sunny mild conditions 75 degrees. also san mateo county fair is happening. 70 and sunny not bad. that's great fair weather. here's a look at what you can expect for inland areas. upper 70s this weekend for father's day. should be a little cloudy but that's not too bad. low 70s around the bay. and then upper 50s for the coast.

marine layer on the coastline. right now, from our rooftop camera we are looking at blue skies. currently it is only 58 degrees in san francisco66, 71 in san jose. and this is a view you can see from emeryville. the marine layer making its advance from the coastline. napa 73. 81 fairfield and concord. and here is the view from the east bay hills camera. out towards the marine layer. the oncoming marine layer. these are our forecast features. low clouds and fog expanding. mainly mild to warm next two days and then sizzling summer heat on friday, saturday, and sunday. check out the wind speeds. gusts 17 at novato, all around the bay area right now pretty breezy and will remain that way for a while. >> locally, inland, many inland locations will remain under clear skies. the morning lows will be generally in the mid-50s. 60 at half moon bay. 66 san francisco. go over the hills and into walnut creek, 88 tomorrow. now, thursday, it is going to bring us temperatures much like we will see tomorrow. this range inland. as we advance to the max temperature trend for the next two or three days not much change on thursday, still mild to w

a few spots in san francisco that will be milder. through marin heading up to wine country, 90 in sonoma. patchy fog rolling in and stay with 50s 6 into next week. down to 92 on sunday. wii ba we're back down to the 70s as when he had into wednesday and thursday's forecast. very, very nice. seven day, i like the friend we've been getting good. thanks. >>> we're just minutes away from first pitch. the unites agients and phillies right here. warriors coach steve kerr said the warriors got lucky. cavaliers coach tyronn lue said maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> let's talk about the nba finals opinion the warriors got lucky yesterday while cavscoach said his team got robbed. >> relief on one side, disgust on the other. >> reporter: it looked like one of those plays that could dramatically change the series and not in a good way for the warriors. with 6:17 left in first quarter, klay thompson went downright here. he went down hard. >

. >> reporter: that applies to marin and all of the san francisco bay region. back at the sign shop, milton davis told us he's certain the county will find a solution. when we asked if he has his head in the sand, like many of us. >> my head's more in the water than it is in the sand, but it's not stuck. >> reporter: and it is coming, a slow-moving catastrophe. you can't see it every day, but that water is rising. if you're wondering what area in the bay area is most prepared, you might be surprised. it's foster city right along the water in san mateo county. they already have a four-foot seawall and they're building it up even higher. live in marin county, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> tesla has released details of more than 500 jobuts at bay area locations. this follows the electric automaker's announcement it plans to trim its workforce by 9% worldwide. bloomberg reports that at least 420 employees at its fremont assembly plant will be given pink slips as well 86 workers at the palo alto headquarters. process technicians and mechanical enginee

san francisco, right around ayesha currie ayesha curry's restaurant. and right through marin we're going up to the hottest in napa at 97 and 87 in mill valley. my forecast in san francisco goes warmer. in fact, i've ratcheted it couple more degpeoprees coming pride weekend. 80 on saturda for sf standards, the pride parade at 10:30 in the morning. cities away from the coastline, pull up a chair, get a look at these temperatures. 101 for friday. saturday, 103. winds noi winds north 10-20. another ten-degree drop on monday. and we'll be in the 80s through next week's forecast. it's going to be very hot but you'll still be able to find relief. >> what a fun weekend. >> yeah, let us know when you find that pool. >> i'm workin' on it. >>> with another nba championship in hand, employers are enjoying another sport they love. we have andre iguodala young men and even a few teenagers... just >>> okay. meet the newest millionaires. young men in their early 20s and a few teenagers became instant multi-millionaires. as we speak, the nba draft is happening in brooklyn. the first overall p

san francisco 58. you can really see where that marine layer started to move in, 73 in santa rosa, 71 in concord, livermore into the 60s. it's 69. for those of you heading to a baseball game tonight, enjoy the friday night. first pitch is at 6:35 p.m., cool and breezy as you saw the picture of the east bay. there will be some fog in place, 61 degrees. your overmate lows will be similar to what -- overnight lows will be similar to what we've seen, in the 50s, 50 in santa rosa, 51 in pacifica, 55 in san jose and 55 degrees in fairfield, 54 degrees in oakland. our satellite and radar shows this change that's going on right now. this is the low pressure system that's been dropping in over this past week. it's in place now. we have to thank that for the cooler temperatures. there is, however, more cooler temperatures behind it. this low pressure system has moved to the side it. doesn't really affect us anymore and guy us all the sunny, warm temperature -- gave us all the sunny warm temperatures coming into this weekend. low clouds spread inland overnight. they've already started. the cooling trend will continue

it's harder around san francisco as you see the marine layer on sutro tower. let's look.lowing at the coast 26 miles an hour in fairfield, a little cover, the gray you see. tomorrow a better chance of drizzle. accuweather 12 hour day planner starting off mid-50s at 7:00, staying in the mid to upper 50s at the coast. a little cool outside at lunch, 67 to 7, very comfortable afternoon. grab a jacket this evening 50s and low 60s. hey, alexis. >> hi, mike. roadwork slowing us down in a couple areas. sunol, southbound 680 several miles of heavy traffic approaching andrade road. i don't have anything scheduled here on the southbound side. i know i had some northbound roadwork scheduled and that cleared up a few minutes ago. southbound you are really heavy back up into pleasanton. we're hearing from our partners at waze we have two left lanes blocked. also looking at residual delays from earlier roadwork in palo alto. 101 down to 4 miles an hour getting through that scene. definitely some hot spots. we'll check on bay bridge. that's slow, too, in a few minutes. >>> thanks, alexi

san francisco, the coast too. but it was so hot in san jose and inland valleys, this is the view in san francisco, it's drizzling right now, we have a very deep marine layer back that's going to help cool us off and those clouds are about 2,000 feet and below. so with that drizzle as you step out the door, grab a hat. nice warm jacket and get the day started. 61 degrees and 63 in palo alto and 63 as you step out the door in san jose. 57 for napa and in fairfield. our morning commute through fremont shows those cloudy skies and temperatures in the low 60s and in the low 70s by early afternoon with breezy winds if you're going to the hiking trails in the south bay, there will be clouds during the morning hours and low 60s at 10:00. the sun breaks out about it will be warming up by 2:00 today. some low 80s to make sure you stay hydrated as you head out for those hiking trails, we're heading in the mid 80s in antioch today and that will be one of the warmer spots, moef of us in the 70s and 80s for highs today. let me know what you're doing for the weekend, as you probably have already seen, our temperatures will be changing so check in with me. @krarry

marin county and san francisco traffic has been light.bay problems have really messed things up for the tri-valley. at 6:34, let's go back to steve. >> thank you, sir. i know you're busy. we do have a pattern here. but we will start off with a little comedy. i finally figured out why the crows stream car -- caw -- crows stream caw. it stands for tom and wendy. this will cut off the low over tahoe. and that will generate afternoon and evening thunderstorms. also northeast california and shasta, lassen. the fog bank has plenty to work with your. it's trying to take the turn past point ray. looks pretty solid. and the remains of what was bud. now accelerating and look at the moisture. screaming even the desert of southern california. triggering a few high clouds as well. west, southwest breeze. and most locations have at have a downright springy breeze. everybody is in there. it's closed for many. the upper 50s to near 60 >> one system and that the other system. and our system is developing to the north. 60s, 70s, and low 80s. in my going ba

the golden gate bridge hovering right here through marin and the coastline. 50 to 6 degrees in san francisco- san francisco, livermore is warming up. concord 74. overall we do have a bit of a west wind. bringing cooler air. the colder ocean wa low to the north and the ridg vic and. a few degrees below average for sepsis compared inland areas impacted but what's going on around the water as well. pacifica 59, 74 in redwood city, 81 in livermore. 79 in santa rosa. today feeling cooler than yesterday. by the end of the week, get ready for the entire weather pattern to shift. ridge of high pressure in the pacific walk come closer to california. we were go from west to now a north wind. that will bring us the heat and low humidity. aten ised ay dry through sunday. by the national weather service, friday, saturday, sunday, fire weather watch in effect. it includes tehama and lake counties where fires are burning. solano and sacramento counties. that includes alejo, fairfield, wind gusts 35 miles per hour and humidity down to 10%. not much recovery overnight. three things to remember, on shore bree