a lot of friends, black folksho don't wear sun screen. we need it, i know. put it on. >> becausebo i care aut you. >> i wear a little. thanks, chuck. >> thank you, chuck. >>> and our work to keep you informed about skin health 4ntinues. later today on n at 5, they changed be the way you shop for sun screen. turns out there's a lot more to consider than the spf labels.do reen gensler sat down with a local dermatologist and a medical officer at the fda says we're not getti as much protection as the sun screen label promises. it's because it's based on laboratory tests and not real life conditions. we'll break down the specic ingredients you should be looking for and how much sun screen you should be putting on to protect yourselfnd your family from the hot summer sun. >>> just about 5:27. why they claim living in the dorms led to their daughter's death. >>> there aren't words to describe how grateful, how excited. i'mot sure that the english language has words that are that powerful. >> a college degree debt free. the generousti dona that's

after all the sun gets its energy from nuclear fusion. at the max planck institute in crowds followed the venda 7 x. fusion device is being used to test whether nuclear fusion could work in a power plant. this is just i didn't know you it's a new primary energy source it's an energy source that people don't use yet it's a recreating the process that happens in the sun that's the very basic physical process that releases the energy just as it's you know the fight and the conditions in the sun can't be created on earth they're far too extreme was certainly extreme just absolutely that's why they're better up there in the middle of the sun on earth we try to create much friendlier conditions but it was the same process of generating energy. researchers are trying to gain energy from the fusion of 2 atomic nuclei in a power plant. on earth they fused 2 hydrogen atoms which released large amounts of usable energy. one gram of fuel could be used in a power plant to produce 90000 kilowatt hours of energy. the same combustion heat as a lemon tons

for the sun. if you look at the stocks on the animal itself. masson it can provide a lot of it can provide a lot of the same times a blanket the skin of a blanket and that is also offset they use it for. their use of for cleaning themselves. doctors they use it also for another purpose and this is why i. stick with. my t.o.s. works as a guide at the quad to sun culture and education center in as a fun time near cape town it's the first center dedicated to sun culture in south africa. the sun also known as bushman the traditional hunters and gatherers are an indigenous people in southern africa their ancestors lived here when the dutch reached the shores over three hundred years ago the rock art they left behind emphasizes the songs deep connection to nature the dominance of the european colonialists massive land loss and assimilation have marginalized the group today there are only about one hundred fifty thousand people in southern africa who identify as sun working at the center materials his co

nuts trying to use all of the sun doesn't shine at night. sometimes the wind doesn't blow and there needs to be an energy source that's reliably available at all times so that's a push of a button so to speak only conventional sources like coal and natural gas can do that because. around 85 percent of global energy production comes from fossil fuels but the reserves are finite. and even worse oil coal and gas are the biggest climate killers. who really didn't watch what we do with the emissions budget to prevent climate change getting out of control the studios are going to get it. how can we save our climate is nuclear energy the future is on its own so corsica sun is our great nuclear fusion furnace it works beautifully through so it makes you wonder could we use it directly to us who haven't tried that yet. morocco is a country with very little fossil fuel 95 percent of its energy comes from imports . electricity is still a luxury commodity here. we're in the oasis village of fent. so hussein de void invites us into his home. he shows us

window open, sun roof open, very comfortable, indeed. even a few spots in the open window weather for sure. we get to keep it super nice all day longtoday. much like yesterday, low humidi little less of a today. aftern highs once again just a average. our average high is 77. the forect for today is 76. much lss wind though as i was mentio i'll time that out with you in let's to the lovely and northb o270 bef montrose, the left lane. i don't know if they were doing you have the left side blocked. it is so early this morning. capito heights, outer loop, twos left let by a not impacting the beltway. inner loop, outer loop. 66 town and out of town no worrie 95 into maryland, 32 down to the beltwa 67 miles gets you there story. three people are in the hospital after stabbed in a popular park in arlington. two of the victims were rushed condit one victim with minor injuri but is expected to be okay. one person has been arrested. we working to get mo bur nor johnson iii was involved with people on k street. this happened steps from his home. he

no sun out there. 55 in san jose. from walnut creek, another shot of mostly cloudy sky. 57 in concord. the numbers will continue to climb and we'll get in the sun throughout the day. partly cloudy at the coast. staying cool in the 50s. inland, highs only near 70 inland. cooler than average today. tomorrow we'll talk about when it warms up in a few minutes. >>> this morning 18 students from the world renowned choir will perform in san francisco. this comes after their charter bus caught fire in a crash early saturday morning. 51-year-old san mateo resident kenneth bishop was killed when he slammed into the back of the bus. the students were able to escape but lost all their belongings in the fire. we spoke with a couple who stepped up to help. >> reporter: seconds after they were able to escape the flames the students saw their lives flash before their eyes. >> i saw some people fall under the seat. i seen him fall at the front of the bus. the bus started smoking. >> reporter: jonathan mills recorded the scene once off

its spawn on its own axis and also orbited the sun at high speed. people believe that this would have an perceivable consequences the earth would be subjected to strong headwind and objects would tip over and things like that and then there was the theological aspect that martin luther threw into the mix. he told copernicus that the bible said that the sun moved around the earth and not the other way around so copernicus was wrong and that scared copernicus into keeping quiet and it appears that. martin luther called copernicus a fool and his model was dismissed not so much as heretical but more as fantastical . it was only seventy years after his death that galileo's observations provide a convincing arguments. but the physical proof had to wait for another three hundred years nevertheless they can ask a panic has had provided the esther nominal model of our solar system and refuted the ancient scott autonomy and that in itself was revolutionary. the earth was ultimately removed from the center of the universe and classified as an ordinary planet t

would you take over right by the sun in the coastal. town of job building called the solar talkers are beginning to replace the conventional bush won three wheels on apollo it's a pretty simple concept i with there were missions it's good for the environment but now let's go take a ride and see what all the hype is about. for people like sophie gigi from really the republic of korea for it's hard to get from a to b. public transportation is virtually nonexistent. when you go to the market and have finished your shopping and start looking for a taxi it can be had to find one available. all it takes time and you have to wait . it's a real problem all the shit out on several markets. over the last eight months the situation has improved taxis that run on solar energy have come to this city for sophie it's a really. funny i've never had one of these taxis talk because its battery was in charge but that does happen with vehicles that run on for a while then you have to get out and wait for another taxi and the shopping models of solar taxis

tam, see the sun coming up. and, in fact, we'll see a beautiful day today looking at the sunset at 8:10. getting longer and longer. it's going to feel like spring later in the workweek as showers return for several days. my accuweather seven-day forecast is next. >>> also ahead -- nearly 18 years after the 9/11 terror attacks, a new book shares the experiences of people whose lives changed forever that day. the father explains why right now is an important time as ever to release the book. >>> plus -- seeing double. the twin phenomenon that was just discovered at one east bay you mighyour joints...ng for your heart... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. listen to your mom, aknuckleheads. hand em over.. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos

a mix of sun take a look at the sunrise, 5:53 when the sun came up. beautiful. a few cloud out now, but, again, more sunshine as we continue in to the afternoon. temperatures out there now, mid-60s. 65 here in the district. 65 in dulles and 63 in gaithersburg. temperatures fairly mild out theo. a few shwers. a frontal system draped itself over maryland and virginia. it's going to continue to sag to the south going through t day. we are seeing a few showers just around frederick county but weakening moving in to thearea. d.c. bike ride we're talking about could have an isolated shower. for the most part dry with tomperatures rising in the 70s by the time the concert gets going at noon. temperatures already in the mid-70s to right around 80 degrees. a mix of sun and clouds out there today. a lot going on today.ea prness, quarter fest today and tomorrow in arlington. that and more coming up in a few minutes. >> lauryn, a lot to catch up on. >>> 6:02, following breaking news this morning for you. police in the district tells a woman is dead after someone hit her wit

mount tam, the sun is officially about to come up. temperatures are in the 50s and 54 for you in oakland and half moon bay with 57 over in oakland. you can see the clouds and san bruno and sfo. no delays and we are looking at the low clouds and fog to peel away at the shorelines and partly sunny skies out there. it is 53 in santa rosa and 52 with a good delta breeze. we are looking at temperatures seasonal this time of year. it's pretty gray, but temperatures will be 67, and 70s in the valleys and 71 around the bay and staying in the upper 50s to mid-60s at the shoreline. thanks. >> lisa, thanks. there's a lot of buzz in the bay area surrounding two presidential candidates. mayor pete buttigieg was in san francisco and we sat down withm exclusive interview. tickets for mayor buttigieg were $25 and cornell bernard was there as he spoke to the packed crowd. >> please help me welcome the next president of the united states, pete buttigieg. >> he brought his husband to the stage in san francisco. buttigieg told the sold-out crowd the demo

and once the clouds part, the sun will dominate.oing to be heading outside to enjoy pleasant weather, pollen report is looking okay. grass at moderate. trees, weeds, and mold are low. lots to tell you about, but it is all good news, things i think you want to hear. i know folks who are prepping for the warmer temperatures. it might require you to kick in the ac. >> bay bridge toll plaza had early backup. things calmed down. it is what we expect to see this time of year. south bay and peninsula very clear. one note for folks. earlier carr fire. reports they had three crews over on mission. take mission to 680 or vice versa. sensors look like they have cleared through the area. the rest of the tri-valley looking great. bay bridge approach. maze moves nicely. holding steady after an earlier crash cleared at port chicago highway. east shore freeway, close to but not even yet get to go a half hour from highway 4 through berkeley, the berkeley kevin. and richmond san rafael bridge. looks great across the golden gate bridge. back to you. >

we start out with the sun today.ain arrives with cold showers and it will be breezy and then for the holiday on monday, we're getting back into the sun, but temperatures will be on the cool side and from the exploratorium camera it looks pretty nice, downtown san francisco and partly-sunny skies and with a little bit of a breeze and live doppler 7, clouds around for most of you, but the bases are high, so not doing much to create problems in terms of the visibility department, but as we get to the north and east of the bay area on the way to the sierra nevada, boy, a lot going on and we had thunderstorms earlier and snow levels coming down to 6500 feet, by the middle of the weekend. so we have rain and thunderstorms in the mountains today and then heavier rain tomorrow and a mix of snow and this is the central sierra where we look at the winter weather adviry, 6,00eetur incfnond wind right now the wind looks flat here and we will have the typical sea breeze throughout the afternoon and 52 in san francisco and it's 53

sun's up and a beautiful y. wednesda temperatures have cooled and now that the sun is coming up, it will be a near perfect day. average high, 77 degrees. today's forecast, 76. that is going to er a near pct mid may afternoon. clouds will return back into the area later tonight. an opportunity for some thunderstorms tomorrow. some of those could be strong to severe. we'll keep that posted. that is for tomorrow. todaythough, no worries at all. we're in the 40s and low 0s now. with weather this nice, the kplacht departme complaint department, sorry, we are closed. chance of rain, 0%. enjoy it everybody. tomorrow, stt off cloudy, maybe a sprinkle or two of rain. i'm not worried about the morning rain chance. then we'll haveth more enough sunshine to have temperatures climb up into the 80s. mid to upper 80s. i've increased the rain chance and this enormous storm you've been hearing about the flooding in oklahoma, snow in lorado, that whole circulation is working its way to the north and east. today the bad weather is

we've got some pockets where we could see some sun. some showers and that all creates an unstable environment for the rest of the day. so 1:30, 2:00, showers dotting the landscape. the east bay, the higher elevations, the winds kicking in as well. it's going to be one of those days we could see rainbows. couple hundredths of an inch to maybe a tenth in fremont, maybe a third at ben lomond. as we looked at our winds, we talked about it. it's going to be breezy and raw with those wind gusts, especially at the coast and higher elevations. just 50s today in the city, low 60s maybe for some in concord. and tomorrow it's going to be better. not as warm as you might like but at least it's going to be sunny and dry with mid and upper 60s. the accuweather seven-day forecast, today cold showers, maybe a thunderstorm. download our accuweather app and you'll notice we finally get back into the may-like regime as may ends and we welcome june. >> playing catchup. lisa, thank you. >>> abc's new brand localish is sharing inspiring stories in a weekly

inland, warming up to the low to mid-80s with plenty of sun. i'll talk about that all important weekend forecast coming up. emily? >>> well, it feels like the weekend on those roadways. that's because we're so close. if you're headed in to work, it's 5:01. first, let me talk about the main travel time. most of the commutes are in the green. normal times, one exception, 580. if you're heading through the tracy triangle, this would be in the red. off to the golden gate bridge where everything seems to be moving along there despite the construction and the san mateo bridge. normally this would be packed. no delays if you're headed in the westbound direction. those cash lanes are starting to stack up. getting over the bridge will be no problem. >> we have breaking news out of dublin. an accused arsonist has just been arrested. this is one of the fires he's accused of fire. it's called amp, a print service provider. pallets and cardboards, according to a worker there but there is significant smoke and water damage in the towel building itself. this

i would say don't buy the sun, don't read the sun online. it is outrageous.mson, he is accused of doing something which is a criminal offence which threatens our national security, in a suit, looking semi— respectable in his photograph. at his replacement, the first female defence minister in the first female defence minister in the united kingdom, is in her swimsuit. it is just appalling. the united kingdom, is in her swimsuit. it isjust appalling. the reason she is in her swimsuit in that particular photograph is because she was a contestant in a television series called splash. and they are playing on the words, penny makes a big splash. to be honest, there are plenty of photographs, the paparazzi there are plenty of photographs, the pa pa razzi followed there are plenty of photographs, the paparazzi followed the men around and get photos of them and our swimsuits, i know it is a plan and it is supposed to be clever but this is not clever. we were talking earlier about how when theresa may became prime minister it was all about her legs. and her clothes, a

sun and clouds, as we head through the afternoon. mild to warm daytime highs and nice weekend ahead. and we are really going to heat up for next week. we'll talk about how high those temps will climb coming up. emily? >>> certainly is foggy out there. give yourself extra time coming into san francisco from the north bay. i drove through it this morning. and it was slow going, just to make sure you are safe. let's take a look at our main travel times. we are in the yellow. you're up about 4 minutes since i talked to you last. 30-minute drive through the altamonte pass. elsewhere, though, you are in the green. highway 4 and out of the south bay, at 101. though they did just tick up a second ago. the bay bridge metering lights are not yet on. we are seeing these at the toll plaza. but for the most part, those are moving along just fine. and east shore freeway, those headlights are moving along at a pretty good clip as well. no delays there. the richmond san rafael bridge are moving along. eastbound direction looks good with one lone tru

what you see behind me that is a shot of sun old.ve isolated going on for noon but back to the scattered showers and thunder showers by about 3 o'clock we're plot. this in time the suffering a bit marty ok, thanks. a lot. and as we wait for the next round of rain to hit the bay area they are still cleaning up 5 in the opeast bay, especially from saturday storms. >>a tree along the creek was toppled in nearly missed a house kron forcefully chagall spoke to that relieved unlucky homeowner. >>it stood tall for at least a 150 years but with a little rain a solid just like an explosion something blew up this oak tree on valley vista road near oak grove road split falling into the canal below it in walnut creek behind pierre paulin caused so >>thousands of pounds like collapse here. i won't say them that. >>nobody was in the contra costa county public works crews responded handing the cleanup off to a tree removal company, public works as the tree fell mostly because of rotting but the weather accelerated the snout. in hayward people witho

from countries with plenty of sun. this allow us nestle move. to the top is can be could be used very effectively from renewable energies and when i look at other countries especially the middle east i think they have the scope to do that cheaply. so we can imagine importing hydrogen from there. like the most. huge solar power plants are currently under construction in morocco egypt and other countries with desert regions it is until now proved difficult to export electricity from these locations due to the lack of suitable power lines and storage capacity for such large quantities hydrogen could perhaps be an option for the future and it would have another advantage for the developing nations involved with mobility growing rapidly there as well fossil fuels have to be imported a considerable cost could self produced hydrogen eventually make these countries energy self-sufficient. might even lease. this country and take charge advise him self. i do it income people do this from by all for anything i did i will do you them saw them and all their

as we look at santa cruz we see some sun here later, but we'll look for temperatures to climb in the 70s in the inland valleys and that will be the warm spot and high 70s in the afternoon and low 70s around the bay, but fog still hanging tight to the shoreline today. chris? >> lisa, thank you. >>> breaking news out of south san francisco. a deadly, fiery crash involving a tour bus on highway 101 has shut down threenghea peonie officials say two other people were taken to the hospital. right now their injuries are unknown. people were treated at the scene and it is unclear what happened, but the chp says the tour bus and two other vehicles caught fire and traffic is being diverted to the bay shore boulevard off ramp. officer diaz joins us on the phone. >> good morning, what else can you tell us about the crash? >> good morning. yeah. so it looks like just before 1:00 this morning we received a call of a multi-vehicle collision that involved a tour bus and it was off the parkway. when officers arrived onr bus that had caught on fire and it appeared to have burned down along with four o

everyone shy of average and today with all of the sun and that may sun, and it's going to feel prettyd out there, but we'll switch it all up for your sunday and then again on monday so stay tuned. my accuweather, seven-day forecast is coming up. >>> lisa, thank you. also ahead at 8:30, the president and first lady arrive in japan for a four-day trip. the loom and trade tariffs under discussion that could hurt both countries and right after the break, a number of bay area students got an early start to their holiday weekend. the global movement that ha over the last 24 hours, you finished preparing him for college. in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well being. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. ♪ ♪ how far you travel is up to you. how comfortable you travel is up

we're look for some sun today. wind up to 20 miles an hour allowing for a cool afternoon at the ballpark but temperatures are in the range of average. 58 in santa cruz. 54 in half-moon bay. oakland 56 degrees. seems like we can't really settle into a pattern because we keep looking at some cooler weather, some rain chances and that's exactly what will happen again this week. overcast in santa cruz. 57 degrees. low 70s. sunny later on. it's 60 in concord. checking in in the 50s. here is san jose where you have the sun and another day, a lot like yesterday in the upper 70s. there's mostly sunny skies around our inland valleys and clouds closer to the bay. it will be sunny and warm inland. it will be cool at the coast. today, tomorrow, several days with some sun at the shoreline before things really change by the middle of the week. only 61 half-moon bay. a nice afternoon with numbers ranging from the low 60s at the coast. 76 santa rosa. in oakland today another day with mid-60s and it should be pleasant out there. ta

and a mix of sun and clouds.or tomorrow morning, starting off the day with clouds and then we are looking at plenty of sun for tomorrow in the afternoon. our sunrise at 5:51 and our sunset at 8:22. so daytime highs for today below average for this time of year. little bit warmer compared to yesterday but still about four to 7 degrees below average. upper 60s santa rosa as well -- or santa clara as well as for san jose and morgan hill. upper 60s for antioch, 70 for brentwood, low 70s for pleasant hill. berkeley at 63, 64 for alameda as well as for oakland and looking at upper 60s for petaluma, low 70s up in ukiah. here's the seven-day forecast and what you can expect and there we go with that warmup, dry weather through the workweek and check out the weekend. plenty of sun with above average temps. kenny. >> excellent, mary. thank you. >>> in oklahoma the death toll from floods and tornadoes that tore through the state over the past week is now up to six. a state of emergency is in effect for all 77 coties in okla

. >> and bright suns? >> rising suns. >> i just got back from disneyland's galaxy's edge. that's the way you greet each other in the morning. bright suns. >> not a lot of bright sunshine behind us, mike. >> mike, what happened? >> oh, it's coming. trust me. we'll get more today. low clouds this morning. visibility down along the peninsula where there may be mist involved. this will be around the entire morning commute. this is the way it looks as you look south to the thicker fog on 101. look at all the sunshine at noon. 50s and 60s at the coast. low to mid-70s, nice afternoon. at 4:00, 76 to 81. make sure you have the sunglasses, maybe the short sleeves, and look at this at 7:00 this evening, still very comfortable away from the coast near the low to mid-70s. i hope you enjoy today. a look at the commute with alexis. >>> we have a couple issues in the south bay. this one is really not causing any delays on the counter commute side of 101. southbound lanes before the 280 split sounds like a crash contained to the shoulder that was involving two vehicles and a four-car cras

we'll see sun as we head through the afternoon. a mix of sun and clouds. to be warmer as we head through the day, with above-average temps. a nice weekend ahead. and it does turn hot for next week. here's the satellite and radar view. there's that strong ridge of high pressure that will be in place over the next several days. now, that low-pressure system, still close enough to us. it will bring showers and thunderstorms over the sierra. and close enough to us where we could see an isolated shower for a far inland communities. today through the weekend. but for the most part. we'll have that afternoon sunshine. here we are in future cast. taking you hour by hour. stopping the clock at 4:00 p.m., with that clearing. as we head through tomorrow in the afternoon. again, we'll have that afternoon sun as well. and you can see the possibility of an isolated shower for our far inland communities. saturday afternoon. and that possibility for sunday afternoon. but for the most part, we are looking at above-average temps as we head through the weekend. it should be

they want to use the sun's rays to generate fuel for aircraft . since. the amount of energy consumed by humankind. just a 10th of a percent of the energy that was human needs. hoping to achieve. this is the largest artificial sun in the world soon light at the german aerospace or. institute for solar research zoo knight is investigating how sunlight can be used to optimum effect each of its $149.00 xenon short arc lamps because the output of a large cinema projector together they function like bundled sun rooms. the test on this steel plate shows just how immense this light energy is. it took about 10 seconds for the steel to start bubbling and flowing like water. and after 2 minutes it burned a hole through the metal. at temperatures of up to 3000 degrees celcius that's why it's purely a demonstration to show the high energy that light hands we want to use that light to generate electricity all the fuels of the future oh. that's cute. one possible option would be producing solar gasoline using water and carbon dioxide from the air and extremely high tem

you got the sun, showers, wind.r maybe even hail with the cool air with know levels close to 5,000 feet in the sierra. watch what happens through the morning. hit and miss showers at times and sunny breaks. look closely at the intensity of the showers. the future cast going from the greens and yellows to orange and red around 2:00 in the afternoon. if there is a window of opportunity for hail producing thunderstorm it's mid-afternoon to early evening. you see the intensity of the showers around the north bay, including napa. then after 5:00 approaching after sundown sunday night we see the intensity of the showers drop. but still may see lingering showers into monday morning and the pattern drying out during the afternoon monday. so rainfall projections may be highest around the tri-valley and south bay. and yes air cold enough in the sierra for a winter weather advisory through 5:00 a.m. monday. could see a foot of know above 6,000 feet. here in the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. . building back to

so a mix of sun and clouds.ild in the upper 60s to about 70 and inland, topping out many locations in the low to mid-80s with plenty of sunshine. here's the satellite and radar view. now, the strong ridge of high pressure is generally in place. it will be the dominant weather feature for us. you can still see that low close to us. so as we head through the afternoon, there is a slight chance to see a shower for our far inland communities. but i think for the most part, we are just going to see afternoon sunshine. should be a nice day across the bay area. and that will be the case for saturday, as well as for sunday. as we look ahead to next week, this high really strengthens for us and builds even closer to us. and that means next week, we'll see temps into the 90s inland. so we are really going to heat up. temps today, mid-60s in san francisco. exactly where we should be for this time of year. low 70s in oakland. looking at 77 in fremont and mountain view. low 80s in san jose. many other locations will see temp

the sun... we have the sun and conflicting reports about where baby sussex was born.t windsor. they are describing how the baby was born at 5:26am just as the sun was coming up. sun shines on the righteous. the stroke of sunrise... you have the stroke of sunrise... you have the stroke of sunrise... you have the stroke of a bell... nevermind. it just about works. he is so proud and absolutely beaming. it is the front of the daily mail we get a slight indication that there is a question mark over the location of the birth? they suggest she was driven to the portland hospital on sunday afternoon where she gave birth. she was overdue so they were getting rather concerned about the baby so it seemed sensible to take her to hospital. then they went back so harry could give his speech to the press looking as though he was there all along. hospital birth it seems like which is a sensible. buckingham palace saying meghan markle had gone into labour several days after the baby had been born. i do not know, perhaps they did that and we do not know why but my speculation is to ge

plenty of sun and another live picture from the mt. tam cam. the breeze is kicking up along the coastline. sunny, breezy and mild the next two days. cloudier and cooler over the weekend. there's a chance of showers sunday going into monday morning. average rainfall for may. we do get it. about .7 in san francisco. over an inch in santa rosa. third of an inch in san jose. about .77 in oakland. we may be talking about showers this weekend. 12-hour planner. tomorrow sun comes up at 6:13. patches of fog around. light wind at noon. the breeze picks up in the afternoon. sunny and mild again. low 60s to the low 80s. cooling once the sunsets. tomorrow morning, limited fog. temperatures low to upper 40s. cool enough to require an extra layer. for the afternoon, it's short sleeve weather. look how mild in the south bay. los gatos, 76. sunnyvale. on the peninsula, sunshine. mid-70s. palo alto -- millbrae 68. you'll need the sunscreen in the north bay. plenty of su 73 in san rafael. 77 santa rosa. 74 napa. east bay temperatures 69 in oakland. 72 newark. 71

it's been gray all woke long but we're ready for the sun. >>> happy friday to you.e'll see the sun as we head threw the afternoon with more sunshine for the weekend. so your weather headlines, cool and cloudy, areas of patchy fog. temps will be warming up

sun. but these pictures depict another reality residents say the attacks targeted barely civilian areas and that an entire family was buried under the rubble my it is very clear that what happened this morning here in sun i was a response to that through the whole drone attacks on the. oil facilities in riyadh it is very clear but unfortunately it was. blind completely blind. because it is only in killing women and children in there is additional area the escalation comes a few days after the her theists attacked an oil pipeline near the saudi capital riyadh using 7 drones. it's the most daring military operation by the her theories since the start of the war 4 years ago and a sign of their growing military capabilities the saudi u.a.e. coalition remains adamant its as its military campaign in yemen will continue until the military installations are destroyed thanks these are the fighters of the moment they opened fire on what they say was assad is drone they remain defiant despite the pro

so the search-and-rescue efforts continue now, now that the sun has come up. they have been pulling people out of buildings that have collapsed. and we also have video taken by a drone, about an hour ago. you can see a little more of the damage there. surprisingly, there have only been three injuries reported. but that number is expected to climb as they continue to assess the damage. the mayor just held a press conference and said there is no power at the water plant. so they're shutting down the entire water system. and there is now a boil advisory in for the entire dayton metro area, and some of the surrounding communities. the weather radar indicates that debris was sent tens of thousands of feet into the atmosphere. and now, there's a lot of concern about gas leaks. so we're going to be getting more information, new video, now that the sun has come up throughout the morning. and we'll keep you posted. >>> and thank you. and we have been following the path of a storm since it first slammed into the midwest. laura podesta shows us the trail of destruction i

here's a live look outside as the sun rises over sfo.ing you a look there because that's where we measured an inch of rain the past 48 hours. san jose, getting three-quarters of an inch. look how much rain we got in the north bay at mt. tam. nearly three inches of rain. ben lomond and santa cruz mountains, over 2 inches. petaluma measuring an inch and a half. this is fairly significant. we know that we have had more than double, even triple the normal amounts of rain in a lot of spots. and then as we take a live look at walnut creek, still a lot of water left on the roadways. at least we have a break from the rain today. cool start with low 50s. and we will see the temperatures make it into the mid-60s by early afternoon. it is cooler than normal. we reach up to 65 in napa. a high of 65 in livermore. in morgan hill, reaching 68 degrees. 65 today in palo alto. so this is a break that storm system moving away. and then the next one is developing and moving closer as we go into the timeline. we see that rain already making it into the north

sun and clouds today, the possibility of a weak shower or two. snow in the sierra.be winding down pretty soon but still there. 40s and 50s on the temps. peninsula temps upper 40s to near 50. 51 in union city. a blustery day for some. gusts 20 already out of the west for most or west- southwest, even toward half moon bay with gusts over 20 so far. a little westerly component all the way out to livermore. low clouds and higher clouds zipping in later but look at the pacific. it does not look like mid may. that is for sure. that is what is on the way. here is your rain outlook into next wednesday. the totals from san jose to santa cruz, an inch and a quarter to an inch and a third in santa rosa. napa an inch-and-a-half and sacramento an inch and two- thirds. doesn't mean this is right but it keeps an active pattern going for a while. i see no reason to discount it or doubt it at this point. breezy today. a mix of sun and clouds >> thank you, steve. >>> still ahead, we will look at what is happening around the bay area this weekend and how one event aims at bringing loc

we'll have clearing with afternoon sun and mild temps.g off cool, breezy and we're watching those showers even that we do see quickl morers s weh the week thatow ve o e is ing to moving in for us. it will be building in. that's why we are looking at plenty of sunshines a we head d asgo hour by hour 4:00 p.m. sunshine. as we head through tomorrow man youly dry. although, a weather system will mass close enough to us, so the inland communities could see a few showers as well as for friday. for the most part mostly dry. it was a windy day yesterday. it's going to be breezy but definitely not as yesterday. your pollen report, allergy suffers but it does increase as we go through thursday and friday, a little bit lower for saturday. our sunrise as 5:51. daytime highs will be warmer. 70 frement. 66 in san francisco. mid-70s, napa, vallejo. mainly dry thursday, friday and saturday slight chance of a shower for sunday no monday. >>> now whoever the warriors face in the finals will be really, really tired and why the shark lost their key player. >

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if you want some sun heading to the coast you're certainly going to need the jacket. be chilly here and thatt 60 degrees so the clouds hang on throughout the morning hours, and then they pull back. high clouds throughout the afternoon. showers move in after about 8:00 tonight. here we are 10:00 east bay peninsula, a chance of light showers. they will continue through the overnight hours into the north bay, a slight chance, and then by the afternoon on monday we're break out into some sun with those cool afternoon highs, one again in the 60s, so amounts were trending anywhere from just a trace amount to mist and drizzle on the coast to about a tenth along the shore line and 10% mountianview and ben lowman. looking at upper 6 as. you're cooler today in san jose. mid-60s san jose and upper 50s short line and north bay into the mid-60s for novato, vallejo and in the east bay. you have to head out towards union city to get to about 67 and still those upper 60s for you today in walnut creek and about 70 in brentwood. we're looking at the accuweather forecast. cool we are a

mount tam, the sun is officially about to come up. 50s and 54 for you in oakland and half moon bay with 57 over in oakland. you can see the clouds and san bruno and sfo. no delays and we are looking at the low clouds and fog to peel away at the shorelines and partly sunny skies out there. it is 53 in santa rosa and 52 with a good delta breeze. we are looking at temperatures seasonal this time of year. it's pretty gray, but temperatures will be 67, and 70s in the valleys and 71 around the bay and staying in the upper 50s to mid-60s at the

. >> let's get to >> we have rain, sun and hail. we're tracking this strong cell pushing off to the east, so 446 palo alto, expect heavier showers. by 5:01 crossing into the east bay. you have downpours working through your neighborhood right now. as you move inland we're tracking heavier showers through san ramon and livermore. we're tracking a level one system with widely scattered showers, thunder chance is diminishing, but it remains rather breezy throughout the evening, future weather as we go toward 8:00 at night, we're tracking scattered showers, overnight this storm will exit. it's only a brief break before another storm moves in. we'll detail all the wet weather 234 a few minutes. >> the wet weather left some bay area students with the prom blues. >> they found out their big night was washed out as they were looking for a dream night on the bay. >> kate larson spoke to a teacher and some disappointed students. she joins us from outside oracle park in san francisco. what happened? >> well, deon, eric, it's crazy, the weather