stinson beach mid-60s. blustery winds up to 20 and 30 miles per hour. mid-80s in novato. and the heat is on upstream we go 94 in lakeport. low 90s in cloverdale. got the 4th of july forecast that's straight ahead but right now let's send it over to jaclyn. >> sounds good. right now, we are tracking pretty smooth ride for drivers heading along 580 other than the fact that we have a high wind advisory. but all lanes are open. and traffic is moving right at the limit there. you have an easy drive time of about 30 minutes. and that's just some slowdowns because of the winds. we are tracking oakland, the nimitz freeway nothing nasty about that. 880 looking good in both directions as you make your way between 238 and the maze. out of antioch into hercules no problem in the green. and traffic is nice and light along the eastshore freeway towards the toll plaza there at the bay bridge. 10 minutes from the oakland side into san francisco. >>> well, state-of-the-art mobile classroom is rolling into san francisco's toughest neighborhoods. the nonprofit five keys unveiled the bus yes

cooler at the beach at 59 stinson beach. 68 in rich monday. richmond. 81 the number in liver more. as we go into thursday night and friday morning a weak piece of energy is going to sink in from the north and what it will try to do early friday morning bring few drops but it's a quick moving system around 8:00 or 9:00. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. sunny afternoon. tomorrow and tuesday it's warm and nice and sunny and continui continuing, cooler temperatures next weekend. >> amazing temperatures thanks drew. >> now abc 7 sports. >>> warriors and cavs set for game two sunday at oracle right here only on abc 7. since 2011 four of the six game winners won on to win the series. practice today for both teams at the warriors facility, a concert tonight at oracle. game one is ancient history for both teams. cavs have to tighten up the defense. both players want more players involved in the top four. cleveland's richardson said they'll be ready. >> they shot 42% from the field, one of the best shooting teams in the history of the nba, how far are we? not very far. it also show

cooler at the beach at 59 stinson beach. 68 in rich monday. richmond. 81 the number in liver more. as we go into thursday night and friday morning a weak piece of energy is going to sink in from the north and what it will try to do early friday morning bring few drops but it's a quick moving system around 8:00 or 9:00. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. sunny afternoon. tomorrow and tuesday it's warm and nice and sunny and continui continuing, cooler temperatures next weekend. >> amazing temperatures thanks drew. >> now abc 7 sports. >>> warriors and cavs set for game two sunday at oracle right here only on abc 7. since 2011 four of the six game winners won on to win the series. practice today for both teams at the warriors facility, a concert tonight at oracle. game one is ancient history for both teams. cavs have to tighten up the defense. both players want more players involved in the top four. cleveland's richardson said they'll be ready. >> they shot 42% from the field, one of the best shooting teams in the history of the nba, how far are we? not very far. it also show

. >> bowling green state university professor, phillip stinson researching that very question.s police fatally shoot more than 900 people every year. since 2005, 8 officers have been charged but 29 convicted. >> jurors are seemingly very reluck tanctant to second-guess life and death street encounters. >> more importantly stinson says the law is on the officer's side the moment they enter the courtroom based on 1989 u.s. supreme court ruling that dictates how juries should deliberate. jury instructions like these in the trial state that officers can use deadly force if they belief there is an if nent threat to themselves or others. and, use of force, must be judged from the perspective of of a reasonable officer on the scene, and not with 20/20 hindsight. >> he has his hand there now. >> though some officers lose their jobs, the objective is to avoid the court cases altogether. the president of the law enforcement legal defense fund. he says, de-escalation training is needed. >> not every occasion in america, do we need an aggressive bulldog. or certainly a pit bull. we don't n

closer to the water. 69, beautiful day for you. 62 in stinson beach.you like it warm just head inland. it'll be beautiful in napa. 82 for the afternoon. inland east bay we have 80s here as well. 84 for danville. closer to the shore 70 degrees for san leandro. south bay locations upper 70s. saratoga 81. santa cruz beautiful. if you are thinking about heading to the boardwalk for the weekend. 74 this afternoon and holding in the upper 60s, low 70s for the rest of the weekend. 78 redwood. a nice day in san francisco at 68. the on shore breeze will be with us along the coast and just inside the bay won't feel it so much. if you are going to tahoe, going to be nice. 40s the overnight lows and then in to the afternoon. today expected to be the warmest day upper 60s in the forecast, mid60s on saturday. sunday could be breeze write and expected to be the coolest day. here say look at the extended forecast at home. again looking pretty good. low 60s. along the coast. half moon bayf. you want warmer weather for the coast maybe head toward monterey. we will deal

stinson beach breezy. low 60s and patchy fog and also some clearing. 70s into petaluma. warmer in novato. mid- to high 80s further north towards lake county at 88 degrees at lakeport. got your full forecast forecast. it's going to be a holiday getaway weekend for many. that forecast at 18 after the hour. let's say good morning to jaclyn. >> that means there's going to be lots of traffic on friday getaway. accident westbound 580 at el charro. it looks like they are in the process of clearing them and the debris from the crash to the shoulder but speeds drop to 17 miles per hour. it jumps into the red. so do be prepared for delays heading through the altamont pass towards 680. past that things pick up. here's a look at your ride 680 heading to walnut creek right near north main street traffic flowing freely in both directions. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> >>> the san jose police department's independent auditor is calling for greater transparency when it comes to officer use of force. kpix 5's sandra osborne is live outside the police station with a look

for stinson beach u parking lots filled up at 10:00 this morning many forced to sit and wait for spots. for more about the heat here's meteorologist drew tuma. >> yeah it's a beautiful looking day but it's hot out there, take a look, sizzling, inland 100. 102 antioch. 100 santa rosa and 99 in concord, 87 in san jose, mild in san francisco at 73 degrees. future temperature tracker shows this evening back on air at 11:00 will still be tracking areas holding in the 80s, even warmer air moving in. the heat advisory continues. now it's been extended through wednesday. in fact excessive heat warnings in effect for sole ano county. will talk about when this will break in the forecast. >> that heat could have been a factor in starting a grass that closed highway 13 in oakland. >> highway 13 is still closed at this hour. investigators are still working to clear the scene. as i step out of the way you see fire trucks blocking the north bound direction highway 13. we're at the redwood road on-ramp. made to three-quarter acres before extinguished. here's a picture taken by a driver who shareed it

in marin county people lined up for stinson beach u parking lots filled up at 10:00 this morning many forced to sit and wait for spots. for more about the heat here's meteorologist drew tuma. >> yeah it's a beautiful looking day but it's hot out there, take a look, sizzling, inland 100. 102 antioch. 100 santa rosa and 99 in concord, 87 in san jose, mild in san francisco at 73 degrees. future temperature tracker shows this evening back on air at 11:00 will still be tracking areas holding in the 80s, even warmer air moving in. the heat advisory continues. now it's been extended through wednesday. in fact excessive heat warnings in effect for sole ano county. will talk about when this will break in the forecast. >> that heat could have been a factor in starting a grass fire that closed highway 13 in oakland. >> highway 13 is still closed at this hour. investigators are still working to clear the scene. as i step out of the way you see fire trucks blocking the north bound direction highway 13. we're at the redwood road on-ramp. made to three-quarter acres before extinguished. here's a pic

bodega bay at 70 and stinson near 80 degrees. oakland today for the game, it said warm but this is hot. 83 to 87 today. and it is going to be warmer than that up in the stands so make sure you have the hat and sunscreen and plenty of water. highs today around the bay ranging from the 70s. how often does that happen in half moon bay. 80 in the city. mid-90s in redwood city and palo alto and 92 in fremont, up a few degrees and 100s from napa and santa cruz and antioch today. 100 in livermore and san jose. so overnight more fog and that should allow for a slightly cooler evening. download our accuweather app and you notice that the stretch of hot days will continue. even though we have a slight dip tomorrow, the accuweather seven-day forecast shows that temperatures will come back up into the 70s at the coast mid-week where everyone spikes more into the 90s. thursday actually looks almost as hot as today. but after that, if we could get through it and of course we will, we have much better weather into the end of the week. >> and su

stinson beach, around 70.nd 99 to 102 through the north bay valleys. 88 in oakland. 95 in fremont, and triple digits everywhere in the east bay valley. let's look at what's going on as far as the game today, because it is a day me. wrong gphic there, 12:35 first pitch, going to be about 82. 86 by the end of the game and feel 10 to 15 degrees warmer if you're sitting in the sun. my seven-day forecast, maybe one or two areas in the 100s, tomorrow, they're gone for sure saturday. the 90s are gone by sunday. >> let's look at the central valley. we had a problem on either side of 580 this morning, so we did just talk to chp. trying to get clarity. it was reported near grant line road, eastbound and westbound. the westbound problem started well over an hour and a half ago, a little after 6:00 this morning. they're saying everything is pushed to the shoulder now. just a little slowing on the eastbound side. if you're traveling westbound, the backup spilled over to 205 and things are heavy as usual getting out of trac

. >> reporter: bowling green state university professor philip stinson has been researching that very question. his data show police fatally shoot more than 900 people every year. since 2005, 82 officers have been charged, but only 29 have been convicted. >> jurors are seemingly very reluctant to second guess the split-second, life-or-death decisions of on-duty police officers during potentially violent street encounters. >> please don't tell me he's dead. >> reporter: more importantly, the law is on the officer's side the moment they enter the courtroom based on a 1989 supreme court ruling that dictates how juries should deliberate. jury instructions like these state officers can use deadly force if they believe there is an imminent threat to themselves or others and use of force must be judged from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene and not with 20/20 hindsight. >> he's got his hands up there for her now. >> reporter: though some officers lose their jobs, the objective is to avoid the court cases all together. ron hosko is the president of the law enforcement legal

. >> reporter: more importantly, stinson says the law is on the officers' side the moment they enter the courtroom based on a 1989 u.s. supreme court ruling that dictates how juries should deliberate. jury instructions like these state that officers can use deadly force if they believe there's an imminent threat to themselves or others and use of force must be judged from the perspective of a reasonable officer on the scene and not with 20/20 hindsight. >> he's got his hands there now. >> reporter: though some officers lose their job the objective is to avoid the courthouse altogether. he says better deescalation training is needed. >> you know, not every occasion in america do we need an aggressive bulldog. or certainly a pit bull. we don't need police officers barking at the end of their chain and snapping and snarling at citizens. >> of those 29 officer convictions 15 were found guilty by a jury. at this moment there are at least 20 police officers currently waiting to stand trial across the country in use of force cases. cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up on cbs this morning

north bay looks nice, mid-80s unless you're close to the shore line or at the beach, stinson beach just 67 tomorrow and plenty warm foray tie ya and lake port -- for ukiah and lake port tomorrow. by the weekend the numbers will be as much as 20 degrees higher inland. we hit 100 on saturday, father's day 102, monday 102, tuesday 102 all the way to next week. so we've got a little heatwave coming up. >> i heard tuesday is actually 103. >> really? >> got a little thermometer out there. >> you will not notice. >> have a good time tomorrow. >> i will, thank you. >>> san francisco pride is coming up. tonight we'll see how goats are getting the hillside ready for this familiar symbol. >> here are tonight's guests on the late show with on kpix5. >> already that time of year san francisco pride is next week. >> tonight an arm of four- legged landscapers are hard at work helping the city prepare. sf public works tweeted out this video today. it's hired a herd goats to clear the twin peaks hillside for the installation of the iconic pink triangle. when they're done, it will look a little something

north bay looks nice, mid-80s unless you're close to the shore line or at the beach, stinson beach just 67 tomorrow and plenty warm foray tie ya and lake port -- for ukiah and lake port tomorrow. by the weekend the numbers will be as much as 20 degrees higher inland. we hit 100 on saturday, father's day 102, monday 102, tuesday 102 all the way to next week. so we've got a little heatwave coming up. >> i heard tuesday is actually 103. >> really? >> got a little thermometer out there. >> you will not notice. >> have a good time tomorrow. >> i will, thank you. >>> san francisco pride is coming up. tonight we'll see how goats are getting the hillside ready for this familiar symbol. >> here are tonight's guests on the late show with stephen colbert. it will be tomorrow in a few minutes. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (

then towards american canyon 70s and 80s. 66 stinson beach. we'll see only partial clearing at best breezy brisk winds up to 20 to 25. it will be in the 80s from petaluma into novato and 93 degrees in cloverdale bested by mid-90s in clearlake. full forecast and the 4th of july forecast coming up. jaclyn? >> we have a couple of accidents. we are definitely starting off with an active start to our morning commute. bay bridge toll plaza exceptional exceptional this morning into the city. everything cleared to the shoulder at brokaw. out of fremont we are tracking an earlier problem looks like we're seeing slowdowns along mission boulevard but 680 moving at the limit in both directions. and a wind advisory just to tell you about if you are heading through the altamont pass, keep a firm grip on the wheel. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> one of the most wanted kittens in the bay area is looking for a forever home. his name is bridges. there he is. cute. he was rescued by chp officers from the golden gate bridge this weekend. one drop

are reported temperatures, however, some people's backyards may get hotter. 67 bodega bay to 70 in stinson beach. good-looking day at the coast once the fog burns off. triple digits in napa. 97 degrees in sonoma and in glen ellen. and upstream 107 in ukiah. 106 degrees in cloverdale. even hotter on thursday. that forecast coming up but right now let's send it to jaclyn. >> good morning! no major hot spots to tell you about right now. we are tracking our typical slowdowns if you are heading out of tracy into livermore. the altamont pass westbound 580 starting to show a few brake lights there. you will be tapping on those until you reach north flynn and things start to pick up. travel time 25 minutes from 205 on out towards 680. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. taillights westbound out of hayward to foster city. in the clear about 13 minutes. foggy conditions for drivers across the golden gate bridge. headlights southbound into the city but no delays. and things are looking better over at the bay bridge toll plaza. no longer seeing that backup in those cash lanes. apons ban means

stinson beach nearly 70, wow! and again, 80s throughout wine country. 86 degrees in cloverdale. now, in case you are thinking about that extended forecast, we are going into the triple digits over the weekend. but meanwhile, most notably the parade of champions tomorrow at 70 degrees heating up during the parade. >>> we're keeping a close eye on 880. that is in the green in both directions. it's moving right at the limit now. but tomorrow that will definitely not be the case. so if you typically travel 880 and surrounding surface streets, definitely keep the parade in mind as you will be in good company. over at the altamont pass westbound 580 we have an accident right near grant line road over on that right shoulder but certainly slowing folks down. everyone stops to take a peek as they go through that stretch. over at the golden gate bridge traffic light in both directions. a nice start to your wednesday morning commute. >>> senator kamala harris is receiving a lot of attention after squaring off against the nation's top cop. >> did you have any communication with any russian

. >> reporter: they recommend stinson beach in marin. sitting on the shore was hard to beat. now a number of people told us they came to the city today because they don't have air-conditioning in their home and they came out here and forgot to bring the light weight jacket. reporting life in san francisco. cristie smith nbc 7 news. >> jacket? light weight jacket? what is a light weight jacket? >> i know. if i could have a three-day weekend, i could head out there tomorrow. every one gets marked relief by this up coming weekend. check out what our hot to mild weather is brings. she said yes, we are seeing #whales on our #alcatraz cruises. let's move to san francisco right now. beginning to drop temperatures. right now 72 degrees as you get closer to the embarcadero. plenty of 60s on the way tonight. step 1 here to get numbers down. instead of low one hundreds in the bay. 98 in antioch and comfortable in san jose. extended forecast, you can see for the interior valleys we are done wb the heat wave. we want to focus on the weekend. spotty showers to the south. sunday thunderstor

in marin county people lined up for stinson beach u parking lots filled up at 10:00 this morning manyed to sit and wait for spots. for more about the heat here's meteorologist drew tuma. >> yeah it's a beautiful looking day but it's hot out there, take a look, sizzling, inland 100. 102 antioch. 100 santa rosa and 99 in concord, 87 in san jose, mild in san francisco at 73 degrees. future temperature tracker shows this evening back on air at 11:00 will still be tracking areas holding in the 80s, even warmer air moving in. the heat advisory continues. now it's been extended through wednesday. in fact excessive heat

was bad for the water quality and many other well-known beaches during the rainy season including stinson beach. bacteria levels increase dramatically nearly half of northern california beaches during the rainy winter and that bacteria can cause disease. >> that flushes everything like poop on the sidewalk or oil from cars, it's/to the ocean without being treated. with a lot more rain, the beaches are more polluted. >> many beachgoers say they worry about the water quality and trust else officials -- and trust health officials for the rating. >> i try to keep aware of whatever the levels are. >> reporter: health officials measure water quality but as a precaution they suggest people who do go swimming, rinse off as soon as they can. ktvu fox2 news. >>> happening right now, the alameda county fair is getting underway in pleasanton . besides the rides and the foods and horse races there are new attractions. >> that's where we find paul chambers. he is live in living large tonight. >> you guys, we know there's a lot of rides but the important thing is the food. it's a little warm outside and

and along the shoreline, stinson, 62. and then plenty warm in lake county. extended forecast monday, tuesday, and wednesday look typical. and for june, that's unusual. the weekend, saturday and sunday you won't find the rain all that taxing. speaking of tax, here's michelle. >>> one city is on the brink of imposing a tax on marijuana businesses. measure d would impose an 8% tax. it would be capped at $3000 a year. the city council supports the measure and it isn't expected to meet much resistance. >>> investigators in southern california are trying to figure out how a father and son died after taking flight in a small plane. wreckage covers the horse arena in camarillo where the plane came crashes down. the 57-year-old father and his 15-year-old son were the victims. a different family flying in the area saw the plane take several sharp turns. >> the plane came to a stop. and no debris or explosion or fire. it just stopped right there in the ground. >> it hasn't sunk in and i've been running on adrenaline. >> just thursday, another plane in the region -- the

up in marin still chilly by the shoreline. 67 at stinson beach.salsalito 67. 81degrees in clover dale. as we look ahead. temperatures are on. into the upper80s by friday and into the 90s by the time we get into the weekend. we're going to get and how. >> no more swinter. >>> giving mother hen as little help. the do it yourself nesting box that is could lead to a new batch of baby ducks. >>> coming up on night beat at 10:00, we want to know how many games it's going to take to decide the nba champions between the warriors and cavs. will it be tonight? will it be five games, maybe six. seven. send me a tweet with your thoughts veronica dl cruz. i'll be reading your comments tonight. over on our sister station kbcw. ducks are nesting. but they are getting a little help. kpix 5 reporter john ramos shows us how. take a stroll through walnut creek's heather >>> wildlife is in full display at one bay area park, nesting. >> but they're getting some help. >> take a stroll, and for those who look closely nature is in full display. >> you're in the suburbs b

the town has a rocky shoreline, though it's just ten miles to stinson beach. it's based on rankings, affordability, weather, safety, education, health, and quality of life. now, some may take these findings with a grain of sand. after all, my favorite beach down hideaway is not on the list. eric, i'm sure everybody has their favorite beach towns. >> thank you, kristen. >>> it's starting to feel like the fourth of july. fireworks started today. coming up, the simple difference what makes a firework legal or illegal. >>> and next, michael finney gets results for a woman dealing with a car rental company that's been named in a class action lawsuit. >>> and "abc7 news" is proud to take part in the san francisco homeless project for the second year. tonight, we focus on the young people and where they're turning to find a way to get off the streets. ♪ the sun'll come out for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failur

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our second photo today is from our very own terry mcsweeney out of stinson beach check out the blue sky on the coastline not warm, not cold just wonderful. >> you guys can get who would of me facebook page jeff ranieri and post photos be happy to share them. as we head into the tomorrow's forecasts again we start off with patchy areas of low clouds near the coastline and also high clouds bringing filtered sunshine through the by. by the afternoon more mostly sunny sky. temperatures cooling from four to seven droegs. 81 in napa. 79 in santa rosa. 80 for livermore. towards san francisco a cooler 64. on the extended forecast, we'll see numbers drop a few more degrees heading into sunday. winds also pick up. that's really the only problem we see this weekend. gusts 15 to about 30-mile-per-hour. warming up a little bit more early next week with with low 80s monday tuesday wednesday. dry forecast all the way through next week. i'll have a brand new update on the weather. at 6:48. we have plenty more pictures to share with you guys from the bay area today. >> thank you jeff. >>> still to come

into the north bay, a wide range, stinson beach at 64.ot at petaluma. 6 in vallejo. 98 in lake port. oakland a mild 80. 84 fremont. 85 in hercules, hot once again. some of the hottest readings around antioch and brentwood 98 pleasanton and 9fairfield. summer arrives tomorrow. sizzling temperatures actually rise on wednesday and soar on thursday. i would not be surprise fundamental someone gets close to 110 inland on thursday. cooler by friday and then saturday and sunday relief will hit. by monday a much cooler pattern, typical for this time of year. >> 110 on this planet? >> that is here. inland somewhere. >> yeah. >> i know. >> thanks. coming up next, the beer that just knocked a sonoma county brewery off the top of the nation's best beer list. we are celebrating the lgbt pride by using our instagram feed to celebrate people making a difference where you live. today we recognize lyanne pitsford founder of lesbians who tech and the eddie windsor coding scholarship. there's a matching grant through early july. learn more on abc news bay a

it's still cloudy from stinson to half moon bay and a look at those cool temperatures. marine layer, over 11,000 feet. we'll have sunshine there, so it's not going to be too long before you break out in some parts of the bay area to the sun, but it's going ton a different cowell of days with the cooling trend continuing, fog, mist and drizzle. early on nor those near the shoreline and sbooth weekend, slightly cooler tomorrow, but the skies will be sunnier, mile for the parade and sonoma, a few clouds around. upper 70s, so nice day here and then tomorrow may be even a few degrees cooler. about 77 degrees. in the south bay today, ti82 in jose. 80 for you, santa clara. upper 70s return on the peninsula. you felt the cooldown yesterday, the same today. san matteo, 65 downtown. breezy winds here and up north bay, shaul feel pretty good. elsewhere, just 80. near east bay, a mix of more mid-70s from oakland into san lan dro rook ilooking at number the upper 70s. inland and pleasonton at 87 degrees. pride parade tomorrow in san francisco about 9:00, 56 degrees. partly cloudy. b

north bay tomorrow in the mid- 90s away from the shoreline. 80s closer to the shore and stinson beach nice tomorrow, temperatures will be in the 70s. wow, 100 degrees at windsor and 103 in saint helena! at the northern end of the napa valley 9 8 for ukiah. the temperatures get warmer for father's day. 105 degrees in the warmest spots. onday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday it will still be above 100 inland in a heat wave inland for the bay area so be careful this week and stay hydrated. don't forget the pets in the back seat. >>> thank you. coming up, she is in a class with some of the world's best skateboarders and she is only in fifth grade. the bay area skater girl vying for a spot in the x games. >> coming up at 10:00 we're asking you, do you agree with the jury's decision to acquit the officer in the philando castile shooting case? send me your thoughts on this by tweeting me at #veronicadlcruz. i'll be reading your comments on nightbeat at 10:00 over it on our sister station kbcw 44/cable 12 asks you for a skateboard... ...consider the story of minna stess...4'6...just over 60 poun

stinson in the upper 70s. warmer beach there.nd numbers in the 90s from san mateo to fremont and 95 in palo alto and warmer than yesterday and the 100 up in the north bay. notice the numbers here slightly cooler. it looks like a little bit of fog and that should cool us off overnight and you could download your accuweather app and track the heat and see we are looking at excessive heat inland and hopefully dads could get a break today and not do any barbecuing or lawn mowing and over the bay and the coast it is usually warm. so it happens but it usually happens in two and trhree days and then it is gone. this is a long stretch. >> yeah. maybe take dad to a movie. >> speaking of the heat. could you imagine going to the beach and seeing this. sharks a little too close for comfort. after the break, we'll tell you how this >>> take a look behind me. look at the scary situation for some beach-goers in alabama. they spotted sharks and they chased fish a few feet from the beach. people had to scramble to safety. no injuries were reporte

a low 60s expected stinson beach. a beautiful day -- low 70s expected for you there.en we go inland. low 80s in nevado. 85 for clear lake. the east bayshore line. 70 degrees expected alameda. low 80s for wall nut creek. in the south bay, 79 for san jose. a beautiful 81 in sirring to a.74 santa cruz for the afternoon. if you are going to hang omenta at the boardwalk or the beach, 78 in redwood city this afternoon. we will go 68 for san francisco. low to mid60s expected along the coast for parka and half moon bay. into tahoe going to be nice. mostly sunny skies will be breezy on sunday. overnight lows chilly. we have 40s to start the morning. upper 06's for today. mid60s expected on saturday and then sunday will be cooler with low 60s expected for you there. here say look at the extended forecast coming pact at home. we have low 60s at the coast. upper 60s. low 70s and low to mid80s expected inland with just a bit of cooling by sunday. it doesn't last as we get in to the business week. temperatures back up near 90 degrees by tuesday for the inland communities. goest rea

numbers will be about 93 degrees up in the north bay for petaluma, 95 santa rosa, not bad on the beach, stinson beach. ukiah, 107, 106 lake port. north on 101, smoking up there. extended forecast, numbers look like 105 in the warmest spots inland. 107 thursday. friday, finally a fundamental shift in the atmosphere as the high weakens and heads out. desert southwest high reasserts itself, brings high clouds saturday and sunday, cools to mid 90s, warm, not as warm. monday and tuesday finally remember to stratus quo, low clouds in the morning, sun in the afternoon. but hot wednesday and thursday. so, allen, veronica, we just have to sweat it out. >> we are ready for it. >> brin and bear it. >>> a psychedelic display to celebrate the summer of love. exclusive behind the scenes look at the show that is about to light up a bay area land mark. >>> coming up on night beat at 10:00 shgsz we waubt to know how confident are you in the police in your area? very confident? somewhat? or not at all? send me a tweet, veronica de la cruz on twitter. i will read your comments on night beat, 10:00 on kbcw44, cabl

very nice with clouds slower to clear in the north bay 75 petaluma. 66 degrees in stinson beach. 63 inity. up around the lake county warm. ukiah 79. cloverdale 79. clearlake at 81 degrees. warming into the 80s on saturday and sunday. even as inland hits the 80s, we are going to keep it in the upper 60s around the bay and plenty frigid at the shoreline getting into next week in the near 90-degree range by the time we hit tuesday and wednesday. the heat is on the way. >> thank you. >>> coming up, hearing the call of the wild. how our jefferson award winner is saving endangered animals with the help of some star power. >> and coming up tonight at 10:00 on nightbeat, whether it was this last election or last night's "covfefe" tweet from president trump, we're asking you tonight have social media had a negative or positive impact on politics? [music] [music] ♪ i love you [music] daughter: can we get strawberries? mother: okay. [music] >>> well, for 17 years a bay area nonprofit has been working around the world to save endangered animals. it started with elephants, sharks and rhinos. and as

north bay blustery in stinson, 70s in petaluma. hey, kenny, i'll have the full forecast coming up at 18 minutes after the hour. >>> the san jose police department's independent auditor is calling for greater transparency when it comes to officers' use of force. kpix 5's sandra osborne is live outside the police station now with a look at the new report. >> reporter: it's a big problem according to the new review that goes over the year 2016 that says that there's a lack of information for auditors to actually comb through. according to these auditors, they say they have no authority to look into some of these use of force cases if no complaint is filed. somebody actually has to go down and file a formal complaint. now, this is one of the big topics in the annual review that will come up for discussion at today's city council meeting. overall though the number of complaints has fallen. they went from 303 in 2015 to 292 in 2016. according to sanjoseinside.com, it's use of force and conduct unbecoming of an officer and procedure viola

no sunshine stinson beach with a stiff breeze at 66. low 80s in san rafael then up to 83 in novato low 80s through wine country in napa, sonoma and glen ellen. mid-90s clearlake and lakeport. full forecast featuring the 4th of july. that's coming up at 18 minutes after the hour but right now let's say good morning to jaclyn dunn. >> hey, good morning. we are tracking some slowdowns already for drivers heading out of tracy through the altamont pass. westbound 580 in the yellow. 30 minutes between 205 and 680. we do have a high wind advisory in place for drivers heading to the altamont pass. so please be careful as you make your way through that stretch. over at the san mateo bridge, things all look to be in order. the taillights moving westbound out of hayward to foster city. no delays 13-minute ride. looking good to sfo. speeds in the green along 101 if you are trying to get away for this holiday weekend today. things are looking good there. slowdowns on 280. we'll check in with chp and have more on that in the next traffic report and a

around the peninsula 57 in san jose. 70s and 80s east of the bay 82 outside number in brentwood and 63 stinsoneach compared with 77 in novato. full forecast still coming up at 48 after the hour but let's see how busy she is, here's jaclyn. >> it's busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. it isn't shocking news but we are dealing with a crash in that same location. it's just going to make the ride worse. so let's get to it. delays are building. we are in the red below 5 miles per hour. that's your cruising speed approaching those metering lights. travel time along the eastshore freeway jumped into the yellow 28 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. now here's a look at the backup into the foot of the maze. the bay bridge toll plaza in the red now 25-minute ride into downtown san francisco. and it's very foggy over at the golden gate bridge. keep yourself safe. >>> now in the east bay an investigation is under way into a police shooting that sent two people to the hospital. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in martinez with the latest. jessica. >> reporter: this happened near pacheco boulevard

holding stubborn around 580 and oakland and by the afternoon, footprint of the low cloud deck from stinson beach, all the way down to the area including of course half-moon bay and quickly it pushes back inland. you're spending time today for the parade in san francisco, 57 degrees at 9:00, and then by noontime, low 60s, stay there, 3:002349 afternoon with the sea breeze and by 6:00, we'll be in the 50s. highs today around the bay ranging from the low 60s, half-moon bay 70 over in oakland, look for once again about 73 for you, slightly clear and then if you're headed for the giants game, it's not going to be 51. i know it's not going to be 51. 36 today, 64 in the afternoon. and then low clouds and fog once again, keeping it pretty nice tonight for that sleeping weather. download the accuweather app and you'll be up to date on the highs around the bay. the cooler trend, how cool we're going to get, coolest day, tiffany, will be on tuesday, and then a slow recovery, really nice. i think we deserve that. >> yes, we do after last week's heat wave. thank you. >>> well the oakland a's are moving

so other temperature s along th coast, further not, about there, stinson about 80 degrees, and 75 in ocean beach, 72 half moon bay and monterey 72. so very popular place. and in the south bay today, check it out. it is just going to be a scorcher, from 100 in los gatos. 101 in gilroy. look for 97 around sunnyvale and look at the mid park to los altos and the temperatures to pacifica, comfortable but the city is warmer today at 80 degrees. and in the north bay, ticking up to the triple-digit mark from santa rosa to calistoga, napa and novato and almost there and into the east bay. got a game today. it is baking out there. so in the 90s for the athletics today. and 92 in union city. inland and into the shade of pink which just means temperatures oppressive. so try to stay hydrated, out of the sun if you can. and stay in the air-conditioning. how about that 105 in brendwood. and 106 in pittsburg. download our accuweather map and as summer begins on tuesday, the changes come tomorrow with a little bit of coastal fog that should help us out around the bay, and along the coast. but we'll w

according to bowling green state university professor phillip stinson, about 900 to 1,000 people areatally shot by police officers in the united states every year but since 2005, just 29 local law enforcement officers have been convicted in on-duty shootings. we're joined right now by istorian ibram x. kendi, a professor of history and international relingtses and founding director of the anti-racist research and policy center at american university. he's the author of "stamped from the beginning, the definitive history of racist ideas in america wifment which is winner of the 2016 naonal bookward. he recently wrote a piece for "the new york times" headlined "sacrificing black lives for the american lie." welcome to democracy now!, professor kennedyy. can you start off by responding to the latest indictment for the cover-up of the death o laquan mcdonald, three chicago police officers and then we'll talk about the acquittals and the mistrial. ibram: first of all, i think it's a good development for chicago, it's a good development for people seeking justice for mcdonald's death. but

crews had to block off the stinson beach exit for flooding there. tonight, high tide will be arund midnight. expect this to happen again as the levels are nearing king tide levels that we usually have in the winter. let's take a look at what's going on. know the signs. simply, i may have told you this yesterday. i'm sorry if this is a repeat, but it's that serious. if you weren't with us yesterday, that's another reason why i'm doing it. heat exhaustion, pale skin, sweaty at least. you still don't feel good, but at least you're sweating. move inside. drink some water. heat stroke, completely different. you're not sweating. you're naushiated, you're dizzy. you have a high body temperature. it's a dangerous to deadly situation. that's why you have to call 911. know the difference today. check this out, still in the 80s in antioch and brentwood. i feel for you right there. 70s throughout the san ramon valley out to livermore. 68 in concord. 67 in pleasant hill. we have mid 60s around the bay shore. 70 in san jose. 57 in san francisco. here's a look at

manslaughter for on-duty shootings, according to bowling green state university criminologist philip stinsonfar, 29 have been convicted, five of them for murder. yesterday, a jury found former milwaukee police officer dominique heaggan-brown not guilty of reckless homicide for shooting sylville smitth last august. in court, smith's family shouted and cursed. (shouting) body-camera video caught heaggan-brown's brief chase of smith. heaggan-brown's first shot came as smith appeared to throw a gun over a fence. a second shot hit smith in the chest. >> stop reaching. stop reaching. >> yang: he said he acted in self-defense. the shooting sparked two nights of riots. and police use of deadly force is under scrutiny again in seattle, where officers in shot and killed charleena lyles, a 30-year-old pregnant woman who had called police to report a burglary at her apartment sunday. she had two kitchen knives and, her family said, mental health problems. as protestors took to the streets, seattle police, which is investigating the incident, acknowledged the officers had "less-lethal" options. so, why d

.>> a chp chopper six at stinson beach waiting as firemen gear up for training. of intensive training. the goal is simple, to coordinate efforts with the chp helicopter above and rescue below. while operating in 50 degree ocean waters where a few seconds could be the difference in life or death. >> these guys will be challenged to respond along some of the most dramatic coastlines in the county. steep rugged areas we can't get to by boat. >> the surf and rescue team has been around for two tickets and in the last three years have responded to 106 rescues much of their success is linked to their chp brothers in the sky. >> anytime it is done safely and the individual that we are there to rescue and we have pulled them into the helicopter safely and we are back on the ground is a great day. >> that helicopter is one of two based out of napa they are the eye in the sky for all life area counties all the way down to santa cruz. a 25 member team and these guys are busy. >> we fly to nine counties almost 7000 square miles 7 million people we take personal responsibilit

reading fiction so you may be red badge of courage, in the 19th century, the great stuff i've stephen stinson in world war i, go to the library, check out all the cells war and water memory, all about poetry and war and that's a great book. it's a great book. i had the opportunity to have lunch with that guy, he's a great guy to talk to. the readers essay thank god the atom bomb, you want to get their point on the use of news. people forget that the preparation for the plan was to on the beaches and for england. what's it like to be on the beach after that? that would be such a hot item but the point i wanted to make is fiction really is the best way to communicate on a sensory perception of war. >> and i have a very large collection of those because i really wanted to understand g, what would this be like? having been there, i can tell you i forget and i think it was oliver wendell holmes who said we've experienced the incommunicable experience of war and that's the whole problem. you see something in a combat situation and you say lord, nobody could make this up so the only way to get at it