they took it out of service to make some repairs to the sausalito float.w it is back in service but with limited schedules that includes just a weekday service only due to that decrease in demand and remember you need to wear a face mask when wearing that -- riding that ferry. if the ferry comes back online. many aspects of life are coming back online and supervisors in san francisco are proposing waiving fees for new businesses as a way to spur that road to recovery. the proposed program is called the first year free program, and it would operate on a pilot basis. if it's approved by the supervisors it would waive fees like business registration, the permit application and licensing fees for new establishments in the city. the estimated cost to the city right now about $20 million. but you can't have a new business without employees and as we know there's a shortage both here and in the bay area and across the nation. so get this, the national restaurant association has reported the eating and drinking industry shed 2.5 million jobs back in 2020. federal

oh, one near sausalito and marine city.the latest updates that i have from the southern marin fire district is that this was a vegetation fire that started on southbound one. oh, one. but they said about an hour ago that the fire was under control and that there were no additional evacuations now golden gate transit just to give us an idea of what traffic is doing in this area is that's a camera on top of mount tam. she's so that's why taken so much there. but golden gate transit is saying that bus is traveling on highway one o one may experience delays because of this brush fire that was on southbound one. oh, one and also a vehicle collision on the northbound side of the highway. so that should tell us what's happening with traffic in the area. but we do know that the forward progress of the fire has been stopped. we are working to get more information into how this fire started. how big it got. if there's any damage that was done. but the traffic backup on one. oh, one still very apparent here in marin county. we do have

he departed from the travis marina in sausalito. there is paddling on his way to hawaii in an attempt to set a guinness world record to accomplish this feat. he will have to paddle about 2400 miles across the open pacific ocean. this is a solo track. he is without any support. the journey is expected to take at least 70 days. cereal says that he had to be very prepared for this trip. >> bigger the challenge, the bigger. the preparation has to be. so for this particular. project. because i'm not a professional. it took me 3 years. lot of passion, a lot of thoughts, many, many thoughts, many knights waking up to get ready being alone is going to add to the challenge. the extrovert person. i love people. so it's going to be maybe the biggest challenge for me to matt as my time was maybe i'll be speaking to myself and all. they're out. there you go in, you know, week or 2, but we'll see how it goes. >> yeah. back in the 2016 if he actually completed the journey from california hawaii is part of a 4 man rowing crew that trip took the tea

. >> cierra johnson is live for us in sausalito and this comes as there's actually a new proposal to help those businesses in the city. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. the story is all about that road to recovery and right now we are at the entrance of the sausalito ferry. it will get under way today after being closed for quite some time. the pandemic hit golden gate transit pretty hard. that ferry at one point only carrying about 10% of its normal ridership and then taken out of service to make some repairs to the sausalito float, but it is now back in service, but with a limited schedule that includes weekday service only due to that decrease in demand. remember, face masks are required while riding that ferry. and while some aspects of life like the ferry are coming back on board and returning to a semi sense of normalcy, supervisors in san francisco proposing waiving fees for new businesses as a way to spur that road to recovery. the proposed program called the first year free program would operate on a pilot basis. if it's approved by the supervisors it would waive fee

i spoke to would show wolf schroder, a regular customer at sausalito is bakery and cafe.nd today was the first time he was able to sit inside the cafe in over a year. >> kind of fun difference. this was our table for a long, long time and now it's our table again. but we're glad to see it opening up more because that stores are restaurants and other stores they're all hurting, but they're doing better as day goes on. and we've seen it all this morning already. traffic is slowly coming in, which is really nice to see. >> now the owner of sausalito bakery and cafe tells me that he will still follow those safety protocols like social distancing and wearing a mask with people can enjoy some food inside the cafe for the first time in a year now as we talked about earlier, this is 2 weeks before most capacity limits limits are lifted its state wide but several restaurants and businesses are going to have to keep those safety protocols in place like again, like i said, say a social distancing and mask-wearing deiah. james, back to you. all right. thank you very much for the upda

yes this site here just south of donkey park in sausalito has been cleared out.ny of the people who were living here have been moved to another park just about a mile away. and now sausalito police arrived at the encampment just south of dumpy park tuesday morning with orders to move out the remaining people living here, residents and their advocates saying they'd created a community in this space. this is a battle, but this is just a battle. right? this isn't this isn't the end, of course, no matter what happens that we were able to unify in a way we had never been unified under pressure, and that's usually how it happens. cruz put up cyclone fencing around the site, and once that was in place, police moved in. move the residents out in some cases, carrying them out off the property law. four get off the property. those in camp here saying their rights were being violated. there. just uh, completely violating the law by rolling in here with after giving us a notice for the property next door. there's nobody camped on the property next door. 300 locust street. th

also today was the deadline for residents of a sausalito homeless encampment to clear out, but they didnot leave without a fight. coming up at 4 30 the tense confrontation here before tents were finally cleared out. and a barrier whether another warm day today, but it looks like we are tracking a cooling trend as we head into your wednesday and we head into your wednesday and beyond will have your forecast at worksman cycles, we've been building bikes for a hundred years. but our customers' needs have changed, so we expanded our product line to include electric cycles. we used the unlimited 1.5 percent cash back from our chase ink business unlimited ® credit card to help purchase tools and materials to build new models. and each time we use our card, we earn cash back to help grow our business. it's more than cycling, it's finding innovative ways to move forward. chase for business ® . make more of what's yours ® . if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? 1/6 day in the rubble of a condo build

live in sausalito, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> on to the fire watch now. minutes ago we learned cal fire crews have fully contained a 40- acre vegetation fire burning in the bay point area. cal fire cameras captured this time lapse of the smoke rising up over bay point. that fire broke out around 3:00 p.m. in the area of port chicago highway and main street and no word yet on the cause. >>> well, california's historic drought is just fueling the risk of high fire danger you know. the department of water resources says the current conditions are already outpacing the state's devastating 2012 through 2016 drought. firefighters are warning that wildfires this summer could be the worst ever. and anybody who lives in the foothills and into the mountains need to be ready at a moment's notice. >> we are six weeks earlier in seeing the level of dried out brush. low humidities in the -- in the actual plants itself. low amounts of moisture and humidity in those plants because we didn't have much rain. plant is simply fuel. so now we've got a fuel that's more ready t

at one point smoke from the fire was blowing across 101 toward sausalito. traffic was backed up for a time. firefighters were able to get under control and no word yet on the cause. >>> another fire burning in the hills between novato and whitaker earlier today. local drone pilot captured some deal for us. you can see the smoke above the dry brush pick of the fire was estimated at about 2 to 3 acres. in this video from chopper five you can the what was left behind as crews were mopping up. all responding to this one. time-lapse video from one of pg&e's cameras in the area. our meteorologist is looking ahead to a weekend warm-up. it is just the beginning of this thing, right? >> but at least get a few days to get used to it. from below average temperatures that we've had all week including today to normal temperatures this weekend to way above normal by the end of next week. for right now it is really nice outside. temperatures are mostly in the 70s, upper 60s in santa rosa come mid 60s half moon bay, 80 degrees inland but those temperatures slightly below n

he started this morning from sausalito 5 o'clock in the morning at the travis marina.ng to hawaii by himself to attempt to set a guinness world record and to accomplish that feat he'll have to paddle about 2400 miles across the pacific. unlike and says it. this is so he's not going to have any support. know siro. we'll see you at 8. ♪ ♪ >> is there a doctor on the plane? >> announcer: how about three? >> how they came to the rescue of a passenger in distress. >> announcer: then, runaway tires. this mom lost her life. >> tires falling off of vehicles can become missiles. >> announcer: then epic stare-down between a 5-year-old girl and a bobcat, right in her own backyard. it's like a clint eastwood movie. ♪ ♪ [main theme from "the good, the bad, and the ugly"] plus, the personal treasure found in a thrift store. >> it's amazing, it's hilarious, it's weird, and it's odd. >> announcer: then, she hasn't smelled or tasted anything for on

oh, one near marine city sausalito mid-afternoon, little grass fire.y had all the lanes shut down of one. oh, one things or feel like, you know, we're getting back to normal and it's going to heat up as we start looking at summer. we reported not out of the woods when it comes to the fire not even close so far to go. you know, some are starting the following sunday. not this sunday, the following sunday, but we're going to see a major heat wave here at

sausalito 74, stinson beach 70. look at these mid to upper 80s through the north bay. and then you see the low to upper 90s here, some of our warmer neighborhoods. along the east shore, we have fremont at 80, oakland 75. 87 san ramon, pleasanton 79, veryone else in the mid to tonight, we will ll back to ttle drizzle along the atr day look at that drop in temperature tomorrow. then we hold in the mid-80s inland, low 70s around the bay, and near 60 at the coast. below-average as we transition from june to july. >>> there is a celebration on the peninsula for a fixture of the bay area's first responder community. the menlo park fire protection district held a retirement party for chief harold chapa hohman. he joined in 1981, became a regional leader in search and rescue. he was deployed at at after hurricane katrina and countless other disasters around the world. he says it has been rewarding. >> when you love something, it is not work for this has been one of the greatest privileges of my life to be in a job where what you do makes the difference. the opwith every day, t

an update now to the kayaker who was attempting to paddle solo from sausalito to hawaii. >> 44 year-oldro was rescued by the coast guard saturday night about 70 miles off the coast of santa cruz. this is video from the coast guard of that rescue we've been following hills his journey on kron 4 since he first took off from sausalito on may 31st trying to make it to hawaii by himself to set a guinness world record. we caught up with him earlier today and he told us why that trip was cut short. now what happened is one of the equipment failed and there's nothing i could do about it. it could not repair. >> i had a backup plan and that one failed as well. and it just happens. and i was lucky to be not too far. the coast that could do click quit prepare get the boat again because it's still the drift on the water and bring it back and get ready. i can make that we do for this year. that would be amazing if not to have to reassess meant to do it. >> sarah was born in france, but he now lives in larkspur back in 2016, he completed the journey from california to hawaii as part of a 4 man rowing

. >>> an update on the solo kayaker who departed from sausalito attempting to make it to hawaii. he is searching for his kayak drifting at sea. >> we brought his departure live last monday as dozens gathered to wish him good luck. this video captured the rescue mission early sunday morning about 70 miles west of santa cruz. his journey was supposed to be 70 day on the water and it turned into just six days. he says the first two days were pleasant but then he encountered rough conditions. >> my boat, what it does, it went parallel to waves and was pounded with big waves. there was a risk of capsize. thank you so much for all the passion, for following me, for following that dream. it's not dead. i am going to make it happen. i had equipment failure, don't have dream failure. >> he was found by coastguard in good condition with no medical conditions. this bay area add develop occurrer tells us if conditions line up he should be back within a month. otherwise he will look at other oceans like the atlantic. >>> a rise in ridership is prompting bart to expand service on weekdays. as

. >>> new details on the field kayak trick trip from sausalito to hawaii, who is on track to pay for the treacherous mission. >>> as we head >>> new development this morning about a deadly crash at a pride parade in south florida. police say it was not intentional. one member of a men's chorus group was killed, another injured after they were hit by a truck. it's the stonewall north of fort lauderdale. surveillance video shows the truck crashing into a nice nearby garden center moments after he plowed into the crowd. the 77-year-old driver was also a member of the group was taken into custody . >> it was bad, it was like oh my god, i can't believe this is happening. >> the truck nearly missed the car that florida congresswoman debbie scholz was driving in. she thanks first responders twitter and said we are praying for the victims and their loved ones. >>> the body of 34-year-old kathryn thoreau was found in a wooded area about 250 miles east of moscow. in a statement allege that the suspect gave her a ride before killing her an hour later. she was a former marine, also attended uc d

the fire spread quickly in sausalito just off a southbound one. oh, one. fortunately crews nearby. >> pounced on the flames and doused them with retardant before it took off and tore down the hill to where many residents live in warren city earlier in the morning a fire in novato flared up sending smoke into the sky and certainly creating some anxiety that anxiety fueled by the dry vegetation in marin county as well as throughout the state. not only is it fire season but the drought pushing us into a potentially dangerous situation here is cal fire spokesperson. jon right now. statewide fire dangers of letting up and down the state. we got it. >> heat wave is coming in. that's going to come much touch. all parts of the state. so really a going to be elevated up and down the state. so we're really looking to the public to. >> to be aware of what they're doing this weekend in and just be safe because you know, those conditions are ripe and ready and we want to do is try to avoid those an intentional fires. >> heggie says that they are staffed and ready. >> w

everyone walks into the place with a mask on. >> here. >> now the owner of sausalito bakery and cafe tells me that he will still continue have people wear mask and social distance while they are at the restaurant. several other businesses are still falling. those safety protocols because as we know that in 2 the cap capacity limits will be gone. so dart. james, back to you, >> the final final hour here on the home stretch yeah. it will be great news for, you know, and marin counties in this week to a business is going to be able to enjoy more. more of that outdoor stuff in the weather is beautiful for it. yeah. the weather is going to be so nice the next few days number triple digits only a couple of 90's hanging on. >> and sunshine already hearing its way through some of the low gray sfo by the time we work our way into the afternoon. mostly 80's inland, 60's and 70's along the bay and some 50's 60's near the coast. i've got your forecast ahead. and we're slowly starting to recover from some earlier traffic collisions along the bay bridge now d majestic mountains... scenic coastal h

san francisco coming in at 59, 58 for sausalito. 63 for alameda and oakland. the north day in the mid to upper 60s. 67 for a high this afternoon in clear lake. this is tomorrow, the start of a warming trend. thursday, friday, continuing to warm-up wathe weekend. daytime highs around where we should be for this time of year with temperatures holding steady into early next week. >>> a summer tradition back, the free concert series kicking off june 20 in san francisco. grammy winning r&b singer -- also performing, rock artist perfume genius, joan jett and the black hearts and it closes with tower of power . >> for details go to kpix.com. ♪ look... if your wireless carrier was a guy, you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible... not great at saving... you deserve better. xfinity mobile. now, they have unlimited for just $30 a month. $30. and they're number 1 in customer satisfaction. his number? delete it. deleting it. so break free from the big three. switch to xfinity mobile and internet and save up to $400 a year over at&t. visit the switch squad in store or l

the coast will have low 60s today, then mid-60s which is a little below average for downtown near sausalito. san rafael, petaluma, there. 60s along the east bay from richmond, berkeley, hayward, everyone else in the low to mid 70s because we move inland, 79 in san ramon. everyone else around 80 to 86 degrees for the night, the clouds are back and more neighborhoods and even the green you see there, drizzle and mist hanging in the air once again for the morning commute. look at the study temperatures, mid to upper 80s, near 60 up the coast, all the way through tuesday next week. >>> a setback for serena williams and her quest to win a 24th grand slam title, she slipped and hurt her knee during her first match at wimbledon yesterday. she took a medical timeout, tried to play through it, but just couldn't. she retired from the match, withdrew from the tournament overall. fellow athletes are reacting and talking about the slippery conditions. >> people are bound to have but for me to watch that., big fan of her, even though i'm a competitor now but she is the reason why i started to play tennis

sausalito is 65. low to mid 60s in the north bay coast. that is without those aggressive breezes. low to mid 70s the northbay valleys. along the east bay sure we have upper 60s. 67 to 71 in hercules and fremont. inland, still free air conditioning. tonight to definitely milder than this morning. temperatures upper 50s, even 60s around concord and antioch thanks to that like it of high clouds over as. mid 80s and, mid-70s around the bay, but 60s along the coast over the weekend and into monday with the humidity drops. look what happens wednesday and thursday. 80s, 90s, even 170 forecast. >>> the oakland a's will celebrate pride month by honoring glenn burke. he is the first and only openly player in baseball history. he played for season in the big leagues , for the dodgers in 1976 and and finishing with the 80s and 1979. he died at the age of 3226 years ago last friday. he is buried at mountain view cemetery in oakland. the team plans to honor burke by naming his annual pride night in his name. >>> the 49ers will hold a job fair as the team prepares to allow fans back in the by st

sausalito and stinson beach in the 90s. 92 san rafael. 100 cloverdale in calistoga. 80 to 87 along theoastline. 96 to nearly 102 degrees inland. if you are thinking about going to baseball games, you will be comfortable. this is a day game in the mid to upper 70s. i apologize. tonight, the giants, 68 and it 50 degrees. 50s and 60s but look at the yellows and oranges. those are the 70s and 80s in the hills and mountains. tomorrow will be hotter as it migrates to us. hot on friday and the heat holds inland. back to average monday tuesday, 60s through the 80s. >>> coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >>> jive bezos ex-wife has a big announcement. >>> if you are just joining us, these are the seven things you need to know. it is here, are you ready. the heat builds today with a moderate risk of heat illness. a high risk of heat illness on thursday, friday, and inland on saturday. heightened fire danger. several things you need to be aware of today. >>> neighbors in vallejo grab garden hoses and do what they can to save property after a fast-moving grass fire damaging more than

. >>> remember the man who had to be rescued while paddling from sausalito to hawaii? there is a big question about who has to foot the bill. >>> what this waitlist are is about to do with the olympics that has never been done before. >> good morning and thank you for being here. >> it is june 21. >> we want to check in with mike. mike telling us to enjoy the cool before the heat returns. >> quite the swing in temperatures we have had. we will stay a little bit low average. the first full day of astronomical summer. if you are tired of the heat, wrap yourself in this cool blanket of cloud cover. there is a little bit of drizzle out there this morning. the winds are back. let's see what it does to our temperatures. average-below average temperatures. middle to upper 70s in the north bay. look at these low to middle 80s in the east valley, concord. we will see how long it lasts before the next heatwave as possible. >>> one person killed and six injured at a mass shooting on saturday. we are up to 10,000 people who gathered this morning. at least two people have been arre

low to mid 60s on the coast to sausalito.per 70s through the north bay. 80s around cloverdale. for the east bay, mixture of upper 60s and low 70s and the castro valley, union city, fremont and hercules. 77 san ramon. tonight will be slightly cooler than this morning and if you are heading it out, it will be nice. cooler tomorrow and we rebound to advertise. look at the heat. well warmer than average the wednesday. >>> the company saying we should all be allowed to bring our furry friends to work. >>> i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable c

the co owner of sausalito bakery and cafe tells me the pandemic force them to close.he last year has been a financial struggle for them, but they were able to survive. he says moving into the yellow tier is going to help keep business alive. >> that's a very exciting news for us because there's more business for us we see that the is happening. mission isn't some acts unaided the fray. but most people and you know, bring more bu iness. of course, of the ira exciting and like especially a people have a time. they going to come and that it helped put our business. >> now that conor tells me that he is excited to see more people back inside his business. however, he is still going to follow those safety protocols which involves social distancing and people wearing masks, even though the marin county is now in the yellow tier several businesses will still need to follow those safety protocols at games. as you said, this is 2 weeks before capacity limits are lifted statewide. for now, back to you. >> all rigat. thank you very much. camila and don't forget the right now kro

sausalito. upper 50s north bay coast. few more clouds than maybe we did yesterday.ing a long stretch of bright conditions at the coast. especially for this time of the year. 68 in petaluma. everybody else 71 to 75. east bay, 65 to 69. as we head into the valleys, 72 to about 78 degrees. all right. if you're thinking about heading out, tree pollen is going to be moderate. grass pollen is up a little bit. it will taper through the weekend. as far as the cloud cover tonight, we'll have high clouds and low clouds and temperatures in the mid40s to low 50s. my seven day forecast with the winds picking up, don't expect much warming tomorrow. when they back up about 2 to 8 degrees warmer saturday. those temperatures hold steady through monday. then you can see the warming trend especially wednesday. >> all right. thank you, mike. >>> supply chain issues have hit starbucks forcing the coffee company to take more than two dozen items off off off menu temporarily. hazel nut syrup, chai tea bags and green iced tea. the supplies will vary store to store. starbucks says the items

around the bay looking at 60 in san francisco and sausalito. alameda and oakland topping out at 63. the north bay, mid to upper 60s this afternoon 68 in napa and close to 70 for santa rosa. topping out at 68 four windsor. here we go with the extended forecast. temperatures a bit warmer for thursday and friday. the warming trend continues into the weekend. today, one of the coolest days of the week. looking at temperatures similar for early next week. let's check in with gianna. >>> good morning. they are getting busy into the past, commuters if you are getting ready to go out the door we have a lot of brake lights from 205 580 out of tracy getting onto 580 into the past, a lot of red and yellow popping up. pretty slow and go with the travel time now at 32 minutes. no accidents so that is good news. westbound 80 clear and right now along highway 4, 26 minutes from antioch toward the east shore. northbound one-on-one out of san jose off to a good start. 280 at the end the one lane blocked because of a crash that has been out there for quite some time. at least 20 minutes until they ge

south san francisco and sausalito. you start in the 70s around san rafael.u hit the 80s around santa rosa and sonoma. then the 90s north of cloverdale. 65 in richmond. 67 at berkeley. oakland and hayward in the upper 60s. 70 to 74 for the rest of the east bay. going to the game tonight, 64 at 6:40. dropping to 61 with increasing clouds and breezes at the coliseum. east bay we've got 80s everywhere except for san ramon. you're close at 79. here's what's going on tonight. mid50s to near 60. you can see some blotches of green out there and that'll be some of the mist and drizzle we're dealing with tomorrow morning during the commute. seven day forecast, look at this. 86 to 88 around our inland neighborhoods. 70 to 74 around the bay. 58 to 62 along the coast. pretty darn steady. >> thank you, mike. >>> crews are working to try to reduce the risk of wildfires in the south bay. state and local crews tackling this big project. now over the next two or three months they will be mowing, chipping, digging up brush. cal fire says conditions around the state are prone t

. >>> anger in sausalito. a few people followed the instructions to pack up. many of the homeless used to live on houseboats which were anchored illegally and seized by officials. >> no matter what happens here, it does no end here. we'll continue. no matter whether they take any of our leaders away. we are still here. >> one of the leaders arrested, the city pledged $40,000 to help people living on the streets find permanent housing instead. >>> more bay area cities are making tough decisions on how to man damage the drought which motte of time meaning you using less water. the mandate would go into effect immediately. it cracks down on water ways such as leaky faucets and t toilets and sprinklers and more. people in the community are used to draught-like conditions and say they are ready to help. >> i have lived here with a drought for 20 something years and every time we get a really severe drought, we have to cut back. i mean it is normal. i don't even know if i really feel it. >> anything i would say water is a good thing. >> reporter: it is not just sant

yes, the record plant in sausalito has new ownership. now they've changed the name to the record factory. some of the biggest stars in the 70's and 80's recorded there. some of those stars actually returned for the grand opening. take a listen. >> yeah, this is what we had the big change in the band. when grace greece like and marty balin left the band. and that a driver left the band and we so heading is lee dunbar playing drums and mickey thomas took both grace. as soon as making open his mouth and saying the first line they looked at, he says, ok, that's the we wrote level find a way right there. i mean, right in right. in that room korean. i. >> we're working on it. i had the front part. he said i'm gonna go to the other pan on the other studio. annie. he was gone for a few minutes came back to what about this. don't down that. and we we married the to things together and started writing lyrics and. remember when the feds took it over the shutdown. 3 big-time album projects right at >> huey lewis journey and john foley was in the stu

sausalito, upper 60s. low to mid 70s outside of petaluma. east bay, 65 to 79. this, upper 90s next wednesday, thursday. 92 on friday. the heat wave will taper for next weekend. as far as tomorrow morning, mid 40s to low 50s with more cloud cover. my accuweather seven-day is breezy tomorrow. we jump up about two degrees to eight degrees saturday. it gets hot wednesday. >>> happening today, you can make plans for the san jose earthquakes and receiver covid- 19 vaccine. the soccer team is hosting a vaccination event from 4:00 to 7:30 pm tonight at paypal park. they are looking for people looking to get the first dose. they are offering autographs, discounted merchandise, food trucks, activities for the kids, and appointments are not required. >>> silicon valley is supporting diversification of hiring and fostering startups by young black entrepreneurs. it is called advancement initiative in investing millions who support historically black universities. the silicon valley foundation has made a $2 million commitment to the fund. >> i think it will spawn a generatio

. >> reporter: it's eve of the california reopening in sausalito, yana here with three children, two,four, six years old, oldest would love to toss his mask away. >> it makes me sweat. >> reporter: but masks still required on children younger than 12, she can relax but they're not fancy free. >> not going to be worried when kids don't wear masks around people not wearing masks, might see on the situation, on the moment and time. but i think it will be fine. >> reporter: experts say they favor masks for young children because of the delta variant showing up increasingly worldwide and in the bay area. >> had a number of cases of infection in children, that's worrisome, and children can get long-term side effects. >> reporter: adults can make the world safer for children by getting vaccinated and using common sense. >> when kids are out, congregating in close spaces, schools for instance, they should be wearing masks. outdoors, i'm much more sanguine about it. >> reporter: here with two-year-old, all about following rules to stop the spread of covid although it's not always easy to find

those people living in a sausalito homeless encampment are running out of time.ut by tuesday, but many say they will fight the eviction order. da lin is live at the encampment with the latest. >> reporter: yes. it is a very busy park here and encampment and a lot of folks behind me and in front of me and no signs of them leading. they say they will stay put and will fight the city on this. >> reporter: michael ortega and his family have a called this their home for a few months. they have lived on a boat in richardson bay until it was damaged. >> my son has really enjoyed the camp and getting to know people and having space to be able to bike around >> reporter: on friday the city served a notice asking him and others to clear out by tuesday. >> i am worried that they will just come and destroy everything after the three-day notice. >> reporter: about 35 people live here. some of them former voters ousted from

sausalito. 70 in bodega bay. 100 in cloverdale. east bay, richmond 80 to 87. 96 in san ramon. everybody will be in the 100s tomorrow in our inland east bay neighborhoods. heat everywhere. central valley, 103 in yosemite. almost a report high in tahoe. tonight you can see mid50s to mid60s. the yellow and orange. lows in our hills. tomorrow's going to be possibly a record setter. our hottest day. high heat risk again friday. heat holds inland saturday. breaks sunday. 60s, 70s and 80s monday and tuesday. >> thank you. >>> dan reynolds wants the home where he was raised to serve as a safe place for other kids. he bought his childhood home from his parents in las vegas and donated it to encircle. an organization dedicated to providing a safe space for lgbtq plus youth. the zoning needs to be changed but the seven bedroom home could be used for art and music programs, counseling sessions and a place where kids can grow up feeling loved and supported. i love that. >> i do too. >>> good morning america coming up apt 7:00 on abc 7. >> rob has a look at what's ahead. >> good morning. gr

he started his journey from sausalito at 5 o'clock this morning. the kayaker is 44 year-old siro.rted from the travis marina in sausalito is paddling to hawaii in an attempt set a guinness world record to accomplish the feat. he'll have to paddle about 2400 miles across the pacific. it is a solo track and he doesn't have anybody along to help him out on this saying any support. the journey is expected to take at least 70 days. cereal says had to be very prepared for this trip. >> the bigger the challenge, the bigger. the preparation has to be. so that for this particular. project. because i'm not a professional. it took me 3 years. lot of passion, a lot of thoughts, many, many thoughts, many knights waking up to get ready being alone is going to add to the challenge. the extrovert person love people. so it's going to be maybe the biggest challenge for me to matt as my time was maybe i'll be speaking to myself and all. they're out. there you go in, you know, week or 2, but we'll see how it goes. >> back in 2016 he did complete a journey from california to hawaii. but that was part

golden gate at sausalito ferry is getting underway again. the ferry has unlimited schedules. >> it is a great sign. more people are vaccinated and more people are going out. >> golden gate bus service is being use and ferry service is resumed. >>> a massive painting more than 80 years old has a new home this evening. this paining by diego rivera. the piece had been hanging in the theater since the 1960s. rivera painted the piece in 1941 for the exhibition on treasure island. >> it was quite a project that brought in engineers from the university of mexico and it was a great collaboration to get the mural here and now the public is going to get a chance to see it in its most optimal viewing situation free. >> the painting goes on display next week and it will stay there next year and it will return to city college to be installed at a new performing arts center. >>> we'll be back with a dynamic duo that'll give you olympics highlights, that's next. >>> kevin hart and snoop dog are going to the olympics. the two are teaming with peacock. they'

. >>> a kayaker who departed from sausalito attempting to make solo voyage for hawaii is searching for his kayak drifting at sea. we brought you his departure live last monday as dozens gathered to wish him good luck. this video captured the rescue mission early sunday morning. his journey was supposed to be 70 days on the water and it turned into just six. he says the first two days on the water were pleasant and then he encountered rough conditions. >> my boat, what it does, it went parallel to waves and was pounded and pounded. it was big waves. there was risk of capsize. thank you so much for all the passion, for following that dream. it's not dead. i will make it happen. i don't have an equipment failure, don't have a dream failure. >> he was found by coastguard in good condition with no concerns. if conditions line up he should be back in the in about a month. otherwise he will look at other oceans like the atlantic. >>> authorities have arrested two people in road rage shooting that killed a 6-year- old boy. the shooting was may 21 on state route 55 in the city of orange. the 6-

oh, one near the rodeo exit in sausalito. thankfully crews were quick to respond and contain those flames before they could cause any real damage and then there was another fire flare up in nevado that filled the sky with smoke for a time leaving a community on edge. the fire was also contain quickly. but these incidents do serve as a vivid reminder that we're expecting another potentially dangerous fire season. cal fire says that we all need to be on high alert. >> our staffing levels right now are probably about 30 to 40 days where they would be on a typical year. so pretty much at peak staffing up and down the state where we would typically see that until maybe at the very beginning of july. so we are ready for the fire season right now. and we're asking the public to be ready as well. >> there was another flare up late friday. this one in fairfield, a homeless threatened, but firefighters were able to contain that fire safely. no word yet on a cause and any of those fires. >> and california's independent system operators

the fire spread quickly in sausalito just off a southbound one. oh, one. fortunately crews nearby. >> pounced on the flames and doused them with retardant before it took off and tore down the hill to where many residents live in warren city earlier in the morning a fire in novato flared up sending smoke into the sky and certainly creating some anxiety that anxiety fueled by the dry vegetation in marin county as well as throughout the state. not only is it fire season but the drought pushing us into a potentially dangerous situation here is cal fire spokesperson. jon right now. statewide fire dangers of letting up and down the state. we have a. >> heat wave is coming in that's going to come much touch. all parts of the state. so really a dangers. we're going to be elevated up and down the state. so we're really looking to the public to. >> to be aware of what they're doing this weekend. inhand just be safe because you know, those conditions are ripe and ready and we want to do is try to avoid those an intentional fires. >> heggie says that they are staffed

homeless encampment in sausalito was cleared out today just south of dumpy park, but the people livingere put up a fight, saying their rights are being violated. that camp started in december of 2020 and saas. alito's efforts to remove the tents was halted because of a lawsuit. the court sided with the city. and now those encamped at that site are being. moved to nearby marine ship park. good evening, everyone you are watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30, the governor newsom recall election now on the fast track after democratic lawmakers passed a bill to speed up the process, right. it is just one of the latest twist in this recall saga are ktvu political reporter greg lee explains. all eyes on california lieutenant governor delaney kallakisould set the date of the governor. newsom recall election any day now, after getting the green light from democrats in the legislature, they're jumping on what they feel is a good moment. but if, uh if newsome weights he has more time to alert people. he has more time to fundraise turnout. his keys in a flurry of budget trailer pills, lawmakers passe

sausalito police arrived at the encampment just south of dumpy park tuesday morning with orders to moveut the remaining people living here, residents and their advocates saying they created a community in this space. this is a battle, but this is just a battle. right this isn't this isn't the end, of course, no matter what happens that we were able to unify in a way we had never been unified. right under pressure, and that's usually how it happens. cruz put up cyclone fencing around the site, and once that was in place, police moved in and moved the residents out in some cases, carrying them out off the property law ford or get off the property. those in camp here saying their rights were being violated. there just, uh, completely violating the law by rolling in here with, uh, after giving us a notice for the property next door, there's nobody camped on the property next door. 300 locus street. this is just right away that were camped in and then this is a different private property that there wasn't in the notice. the private property owner wrote a letter and said, i want them also rem

lockhart shows as her emergency go bad chock full of everything she would need to evacuate her home in sausalito. there's even a solar charger. >> it will charge your cell phone, tablet. >> reporter: barbara grabbed her bag and hundreds of her neighbors got this message their smartphones. >> this is only a drill. >> reporter: this evacuation drill was voluntary, but many took part . neighbors were instructed to meet up in the staging area in southview park, learning what to do and where to go if a wildfire was to force them at. >> the message is you should always try to go by car. that is the safest way to get everyone out. >> reporter: the drill off a fast-moving grass fire in marin. >> we want to measure the community is aware of how to evacuate, how important it is to practice ahead of time. >> it's important. no reason not to be prepared. >> reporter: last year, there was no drill for sonoma and napa county residents. thousands were chased out by the monster glass fire which destroyed hundreds of homes. >> this is something we think about all the time, reading the news about the drought and

. >> will you >> for idyllic sausalito it's already more. >>> new developments from san jose late thisternoon the city council approved rezoning at the san jose flea market with agreements to protect vendors. the rezoning will reduce the land size of the market to make room for housing and commercial space near the bariesta station. no vendor will be unless they violate the rules put in place. >> we didn't get the whole pie but we got a piece of the >> the landowners will also contribute $5 million to a fund to help transition vendors to a new market or another space. >>> still ahead. the effort to save the state's oldest city park from the ravages and the risk of wild wildfire. and the success story delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity and a better planet. now, that's making a diff

the service was disrupted because of dock repairs in sausalito. >>> on the fire watch, cooler temperaturescreasing relative humidity, hoping a crew fight the wildfire south of big sur. it now covers 2800 acres, 4.5 mi.b2, with some focus on protecting a buddhist monastery. >> paul has more on that. >>> temperatures have warmed up since this morning. a deep remain room marine layer boosted humidity, decreased temperatures, now the humidity is running in the 30%-50% range. the wind is gusting up to 20 miles per hour. the strongest gust closer to the coast, rather than right around the fire. bay area fire danger was about as low as it gets for this time of year. most of the numbers this afternoon and evening were around two, or three. they won't be a lot higher as we get into the next couple days. inland areas are going to see average, or below average temperatures. this brings a little bit of moisture, the wind won't be that strong, and we topped out around three or four tomorrow afternoon. we stay on the lower half of the spectrum, and on thursday it looks like warmer temperatures kicking i

. >> kayaker we've been reporting on who is trying to basically paddle solo from sausalito to hawaii did not make it. yeah. it was bold. 44 year-old derramo was rescued by the coast guard saturday night. only 70 miles off the coast of santa cruz. we have been following cereals journey on kron 4 ever since he first took off last monday. you know, he's trying to make it to hawaii by himself to set a guinness world record that we caught up with earlier today. he says for sure he's disappointed the trip had to be cut short. but it's not stopping him in his pursuit. >> now, what happened is one of the equipment failed and there's nothing i could do about it. it could not repair. i had a backup plan and that one failed as well. and it just happens. and i was lucky to be not too far to the coast of that could quit prepare get the boat again because it's still the drift on the water and bring it back and get ready. i can make that we do for this year. that would be amazing if not to have to reassess meant to do it. >> back in 2016 he completed the journey from california to hawaii but has a

golden gate ferry service to sausalito is back up and floating again. it has been shut down the past few months for repairs during the time of low ridership caused by the pandemic. for now ferries are resuming under a limited schedule and now the service has resumed, the bus service on route 96 will be discontinued. >>> the warriors now know they have not one but two first-round picks in next month's nba draft. anthony flores talks with the team's general manager about where they go from here. another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record, or the day there's appointments nonstop. with comcast business, you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses, and you can get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast business securityedge. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. get started with a great offer, and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus, for a limited time,ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. >>> they

> the leader of a homeless encampment was arrested as police forcibly dismantled the site on the sausalito waterfront. they had to relocate about a mile away. earlier today it appeared a few people actually followed instructions to pass up. many of the homeless used to live on houseboats which were anchored illegally and sized by officials. >> no matter what happens here, it doesn't end here. we will continue. no matter whether they take any of our leaders away, we're still here. >> the city has pledged $40,000 to help people living on the street find permanent housing instead. >>> a fare hike is coming. how much it's going to cost to cross the golden gate bridge. >>> coyote sightings nothing new, but what is new, how close they're coming to people. we'll find out why. >>> and 70s for now in san jose, but could we see more cooling changes as we approach fourth of july weekend? we'll have a closer look at those changes ahead in the forecast when we come right back. >>> when we welcome our viewers in the west, the mixed messages over mask wearing for vaccinated people. i ask dr. fauci to cut

millas de santa cruz la madrugada del domingo, según las autoridades el hombre habría salido de sausalitondientes porque las condiciones están cambiantes. vamos con castro, nos tiene información de que tenemos una advertencia esta semana, adelante >>> de hecho tenemos advertencia de fuertes vientos que no solo afecta tierra adentro, también nuestras costas, pasamos con las temperaturas actuales a través del área de la bahía, 58 para san francisco, 63 para santa rosa, oakland con 66, cielos desplegados, la jugosidad comienza incrementar, vemos la velocidad del viento actualmente una vientos sostenidos de 20 millas por hora en san francisco, 10 en santa rosa, inclusive en sacos se convierta en calma pero esta noche tendremos fuertes ráfagas de viento sobre todo a través de la costa, a eso de las 5 de la mañana de mañana lunes 3 de 9 millas por hora para san francisco, 22 para santa rosa, estará bastante ventoso en esta zona no solo para esta madrugada sino también para el día de mañana, pueden estar en más de 30 y 40 millas por hora en parte de nuestra zona y por esa razón tenemos advertenc

oh, one near marine city sausalito mid-afternoon, little grass fire. they had all the lanes shut down of one. oh, one things or feel like, you know, we're getting back to normal and it's going to heat up as we start looking at summer. we reported not out of the woods when it comes to the fire not even close so far to go. you know, some are starting the following sunday. not this sunday, the following sunday, but we're going to see a major heat wave here at the end of spring. that is going to be something >> certainly we're worried about fire danger. it's going to be an issue that's going to be with us until we get back to the rains. hopefully in the october. but that's a long way to go between now and then. out this fire danger just a little bit elevated in spots. you can see around the state and then let's take it for a closer look locally. and you can see here just some a light breeze is continuing to blow. and so you see the areas shaded in yellow slight orange that's like maybe just moving into the moderate category for fire danger there as well. b

a 68 near beach 68 in sausalito and into san francisco, you've got some much different weather. you get that seabreeze blown a 60's along the coastline 74 downtown. it's san francisco. but we're going to see a big change in the weather coming our way as early as tomorrow. inside the bay along the coastline. you're going to feel the effects of that marine air and then more so as we get to this next week. i think we get to monday. everybody is really going to cool down a back to may be below normal with some drizzle on the way to on tuesday and then we start heat right back up headed in the next weekend. i appreciate it, lawrence slow with the high temperatures coupled with dry conditions across the state. chilly increasing the already high wildfire risk this summer in the lake tahoe basin and across the sierra. >> the u.s. forest service is warning that after the dry winter, we had coupled with a small snow pack conditions could become critical and soon. they say they're seeing conditions that they would normally have in late june or july. >> it's very alarming for approximately

. >>> golden gate ferry service into sausalito resumed today. it's been shut down for the past few months. this is for repairs during a time of lower ridership caused by the pandemic. for now ferries are resuming under a limited schedule. >>> live look at the golden gate bridge, and it may be a perfect day to ride on the ferry, but with a jacket, of course. >> i think you're going to need one. it's always cool up there. let's bring in meteorologist kari hall. she's got a first look at our forecast this midday. >> yeah. you can see all of those clouds there at the golden gate bridge. but we are not seeing that as you make your way inland. let's head over to walnut creek. it did start out with some clouds this morning, but now has cleared and we're at 72 degrees. we're going to see our temperatures heading into the upper 70s for the afternoon, feeling very nice and comfortable as we are enjoying in some spots some cooler than normal weather all thanks to those clouds that we're seeing at the coast and strong westerly winds. in palo alto expect 79