so now we have to watch out for them at the beach. what is the study telling us. >> he relatively surprising to us because we have an idea that there were 2 except the beach. but the surprise was that when we study those ticks. there was lyme disease and other pathogens found in the texts and that is something new that have not been along the beaches, especially in california because the host tend not to be the host for ticks tend not to in the shopper. ella grassy areas around the beach. you're talking about squirrels right. as art squirrels, the ones that tend to carry the. >> the illness at the ticks carry and passed on to humans. in it's not the dr that's in the northeast. it's the deer that carry a out here. it's the grey squirrel so now what we're going to do is we're going to take a look at what other hosts maybe. located around the the beach areas in that chaparral and to find that out and study what the host to maybe it might be of moles it might be a white put it mouse. there are several other homes that could be out there th

we are flying a drone along the beach, the coastline here. | the beach, the coastline here.d we take aerial images, so top—down, birdseye photographs which are then processed by our software to identify the trash with the most photos. essentially we are building up a treasure map of trash. the brilliant thing about this is not only does the software identify where it is and how many items they are but also the type of trash it is, the different categories, so whether that is a food container, a drink bottle, toothbrush for example. and we can do this to 47 different categories of letter, 2/90 5% accuracy. and that information is really useful to inform local council to improve their litter strategy. it local council to improve their litter strategy.— litter strategy. it is bournemouth - litter strategy. it is bournemouth a - litter strategy. it is - bournemouth a special litter strategy. it is _ bournemouth a special beach litter strategy. it is bournemouth a special beach in any way? bournemouth a special beach in an wa ? ~ y . bournemouth a special beach in any way? absolu

iam hearing it might leaders will come together on the beach. i am hearing it might be quarter to four the red arrows. you can set your watch by them, so it is us who have got it wrong. if they are not there, it must be that they are not there, it must be that they are coming at quarter two. while we wait, i was bemoaning the fact last night that i was talking you through, commentating on the menu they will be having on the beach. last night it was tebbutt, and i only had a ginger biscuit, they had grilled fish and tonight they had grilled fish and tonight they are having lobster, crab claws, grilled marshmallows, and i can tell you that tonight, i'm going to indulge in a bit of that, because thankfully, to the enormous gratitude of everybody here in cornwall, i'm going to have my own platter of shellfish. let me introduce you to the owner of this restaurant here in falmouth with this extraordinarily good—looking seafood platter. tell me what is on here. ., , we seafood platter. tell me what is on here-_ we have i here. from the side here we have

there was ball on the beach. frisbee fetching dogs and a fly on my lenses. ifeguards race by merianos hossa fresno celebrated her 16th birthday here. well, oakland's jovanni navarro introduced his 14 month-old daughter to the ocean for the first time. >> a little bit warm back home in oakland going 86 degrees i think out there, at least not least, 86 degrees. he decided just to hit the road, get over to santa let's go out today because because then the heat inside the house away from the beach them or walk in its famed roller coaster is yet another way to feel the wind in your hair. >> but on this day, the water was the main attraction thoughts of the heat wave washed away by a much different kind of way. and if you had to play hooky to be here. please keep it to yourself. tell my boss we've see. watch this film fire >> we have a good day. thank you. by now. >> the temperature up peaked out today here in santa cruz at 85 degrees comfortable 75 degrees right now. and as you can see, there won't be any fog here tonight to obscure what should be just a a beautif

it'll be a pretty nice day to head to the beach. a day where the low clouds got thicker grayer in the immediate bay and at the beach and fog cleared out and less of an issue everywhere else. it is grayer here from the rooftop. talking about a fog advisory that cal trans issued for drivers over the bay bridge. sunny and if we look at the camera that sits on top of the hills and the tri valley there's cloudiness. most inland location was a clear sky. because of that if you are inland and it's clear you are going to be warmer today. we are right around 60 right now and santa rosa is a cool 52. you can see the clearing for santa contrary claire a. nothing in sonoma. 93, mid-90s in general. that's about a five degrees warm up. cloudy in the morning. clear in the bay by the early afternoon. how is the drive? >>> that sons perfect to me. the drive not so perfect. slowingin some spots. taking a look at the main travel times. westbound 580 and westbound highway 4 all in the yellow but looking like 1401 is in the green. we are seeing some slo

with the lowest summer grades make up the beach bummer list and three local beaches are among the toposter cities. eric and i'm sorry. eric bracken park erc in brac park. there i go, okay. and second, capitola beach and santa cruz county came in third and gold park, also in foster city came in 43 bay area beach has also made the beach on a roll with perfect year round water quality grades, and they include crown beach in alameda, along with san francisco's china and ocean beaches. and joining us now is luke ginger from the heal the bay organization that conducted the survey. look thank you so much for being here. any big surprises this year. thanks for having me on heather. um, not too many big surprises this year. um the bay area had some good and some bad water quality, which we've been expecting. you usually get both of in that area. yes so let's talk about water quality. obviously it's really important. how do you conduct your analysis? and what in particular are you looking for? so we are looking for faecal indicator bacteria, and those are organisms we use to indicate the presen

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a perfect 82 degrees here on the main beach, a far cry from the triple digits. they might otherwise have endured back home and just there with the cats and the kids in the he. >> wishing i was at the beach because it's so hot so hot today, davis and this is a great opportunity to come out and hang out of it's going to be about a 110 or 12 today looks like a sonora today. >> it probably everyone going up in the mountains trying to cool off. but we decided to commend him for hot back home about 413 today. how high. >> they're supposed to be a 107 and a sacramento. yes. >> all week long. there was willful ball on the beach. frisbee fetching dogs and a fly on my lenses. junior lifeguards race by marianne is hossa fresno celebrated her 16th birthday here. well, oakland's jovanni navarro introduced his 14 month-old daughter to the ocean for the first time. >> a little bit warm back home in oakland have to be 86 degrees. i think out there, at least not least, 86 degrees even started just to hit the road. get over to santa let's go out today because because then the hea

so we are flying a drone along the beach, the coastline here. we take aerial images, so top—down, birds—eye photographs which are then processed by our software to identify the trash with the most photos. essentially we are building up a treasure map of trash. the brilliant thing about this is not only does the software identify where it is and how many items there are, but also the type of trash it is, the different categories, so whether that is a food container, a drinks bottle, a toothbrush for example. and we can do this to 47 different categories of letter, to over 95% accuracy. and that information is really useful to inform local council to improve their litter strategy. it is bournemouth a special beach in any way? absolutely. we know this 14.5 miles of coastline is one of the most beautiful parts of the uk. but from a scientific perspective, or a little perspective, what is really interesting about this section of coastline is that it is erosional. that means the waves come up and removes the sand and anything that is left on the sand.

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the frightening seeing happening at the grey well, cove state beach. that's located between pacifica and half moon bay in san mateo county kron four's, dan thorn. >> has details. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office says it was a great white shark that bit this victim. the man had to be taken to the hospital with serious injuries and the beach had to be closed off. will cove state beach becomes the scene of a rare shark attack. the san mateo county sheriff's office says the 35 year-old victim was swimming when a 6 to 8 foot great white shark bit him on the leg. >> so the shark bites are exceedingly rare. i can remember the last time we have one in our jurisdiction. lieutenant ayman allen says the man was able to swim to shore and ask someone at the beach to call 911. the shark bite victim was treated by firefighters and paramedics and then taken to stanford hospital. pretty tough walk up the beach with a shark bite to like california state parks rangers put up signs, warning people to not go to the beach or into the water. a foggy coastline and the

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you were watching that barbecue on the beach. mes about perhaps a few simmering tensions that as well. that's right. it is the morning after the night before and the barbecue lasted a lot longer than we expected. the g7 leaders and their partners and other representatives appear to have a really good time on the beach. we have a really good viewpoint from where we are so we could have a look and they enjoyed the red arrows fly past. where we are here lots of residents were out on the balcony is watching it too. you mentioned there has been some criticism because there was not a lot of social dance and sing going on. we spotted the waiters with masks on and today we also spotted borisjohnson, the uk prime minister, going for a swim. he also went for a jog and has been doing that every morning. it is the final day of the summit when we will get that important communique in which we will find out exactly what all these meetings have added up to and what they have agreed on and properly what they have not agreed on as well. also forjo

if you're planning to go to the beach. now how much spf is enough or how often you need to apply sunscreen. >> the american academy of dermatology is recommending spf of at least 30. it blocks. 97 1% of the sun's uvb rays, but no sunscreen apparently can block 100% of the sun's rays. the maximum amount of time that you should go between rehab, pluck haitians, they say 2 hours. with temperatures reaching triple digits. doctors say it is more important than ever to stay hydrated. >> muscle cramping fatigue headaches nausea. and when you're out there on that asphalt. it is hot vomiting. it could be another symptom of heat exhaustion. doctors say heatstroke really is the most extreme form of heat exhaustion and it kills more than 600 americans a year. they say it's essential to protect your skin. if you're going to be out in the sun all day. >> if you have someone heart disease very well could be that significant stress you, your body's frontcourt self down. coming up, more stress on your heart and could cost >> it's tough thes

at the beaches, low 60s. starts at 8:32 this evening and we have a cooling trend for some are on the way. >>> this morning, residents along the u.s. gulf coast are cleaning out from tropical storm claudette which dumped heavy rain and brought gusty winds to the region. shores, alabama, the tropical storm is being blamed for spawning several tornadoes as well as this. some of distraction left behind in alabama. major flooding hit several communities neighborhoods under several inches of water. >> that house right there, the water was inside the house last night. our house, it didn't get too high but it got to the front door. >> the threat isn't over. there is potential today for more flash flooding and tornadoes. >>> a wildfire near big sur has burned more than 2000 acres in the national forest. smoke from the fire is expected to impact the bay area. the will of fire broke out thursday and there's no reported containment. some neighborhoods under mandatory evacuation orders. the fire was burning between burn sc

his toes in the stand. >> well, right now i'm standing rockaway beach or in pacifica. it is very nice on friday afternoon. we've got a like cool breeze blowing in off of the ocean. that is a big attraction for people trying to escape the heat. whatever the weather heats up around the bay area. people flock to the beaches of pacifica to cool off. >> and this weekend even more people might make the trip down highway one for father's day on sunday. but unlike last june this year, there are no coronavirus restrictions at the beaches feels good to be out there lips. shots came to linda mar beach friday for some early morning surfing. just he says it feels good to be getting back to normal after a year dealing with covid-19. >> yeah, yeah. it's definitely feels like a weight been lifted off. everybody shoulders and it's great to get here again. >> and finally, if you're headed to pacifica this weekend. a bit of a bonus. i've had several people tell me they've seen whales feeding just offshore, particularly off the pier over there in the manor neighborhood for the past couple

tell us what you're seeing on the beach. that's right. i mean, what, what you see is these truly mind boggling. i mean, just over my shoulder, you can see the actual smouldering ship just it's about. 1 9 and a half killer nautical miles of 18 kilometers off this beach, the smoldering ship of the reaper, which has been burning for the last, centrally 12 days. now what you see right in front in the foreground, are members of the lanka, navy, essentially personnel who have been cleaning up these beaches. what you see is sort of baskets that they have essentially dredging, all of this micro plastics. it's littering the beach. what you can see, obviously the beach has almost turned white and black. it is full of these drastic pellets, these micro plastic pellets which are mixed with suit and shod, remains essentially of the wreckage. if i just move a little further up, you can see signs of essentially the impact on marine life just within the last. are these dead fish being salvaged by the clean up crew here? and this is what the environmentali

it happened this morning at the gray whale cove state beach. john ramose explains why this rare attack has officials concerned. >> reporter: this morning some beachgoers in san mateo county learned that what they fear most about the ocean deep may not be that deep after all. at about 9:15 this morning a surfer was in the water at gray whale cove a beach when a juvenile great white shark, reputedly 6-8 feet long bit him in the leg. it quickly released and swam off. >> the surfer was able to swim back to shore with assistance. >> reporter: there is still blood on the sand where the 39- year-old man moved up the beach , waiting for first responders to arrive. even hours later, beachgoers were not venturing into the water. >> everybody freaks out because it is a shark. it is the stigma of it and all. people get scared. people get tripped out and scared. >> reporter: bites may be rare but there are lots of sharks along the coast of san mateo county. but what is alarming people is how close to the beach this morning's attack took place. >> usually the

it's so simple you can order on a walk, at the beach, even over breakfast. fast, free delivery there's more time for the good stuff. shop america's #1 pet pharmacy. visit chewy.com today. >>> such good weather. you can really do anything you upon. >> that breeze is still with us. the breeze is keeping our temperatures in check. we have 80s developing across the pacific northwest. fog rolling into the city. and we'll find that patchy fog around the bay shoreline first thing tomorrow morning. we head toward the end of june, 60 in san francisco. 66 in oakland. 74 in san jose. we do have some warmer spots inland. 90 in concourse, mikes in brent wood. the most intense heat at this hour is around ukiah and clear lake. tomorrow and likely on monday as well, we'll see similar temperatures going above 100 degrees. seattle is at 100. that is only the fourth time in recorded history seattle has hit 100 degrees. thankfully for us, that heat is gonna from the bay area. you will see a wight range of heat advisories and excessive heat warnings. this heat in the pacific nort

several spots also made the beach bummer list because of pollution including a few beaches in foster city. >>> today we are hearing from the man bitten by a shark in mateo county. it happened saturday morning at gray whale coast. a beach north of half moon bay. the 35-year-old said that before he knew what happened it was all over. >>> what was supposed to be a day of snorkeling took a terrifying turn. when he felt something on the back of his right leg. >> very quick like almost like a mosquito bite kind of like a sharp pain and a little bit of a push. >> at first he didn't know what it was until he came face to face with a great white. at that point he said he got to the beach as fast as he could and said he wetsuit was filling up with blood. limping and bleeding he called out to a fisherman for help. >> yelled at him, help, shark attack. shark attack. he took -- took us to get his -- but once he saw me -- [inaudible] just kind of drop in the sand. >> scary but as it turns out his injuries weren't too serious. >> executive director -- said the shark made a mistake and thought he was

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a lot of people want to go to the beach to get away from the heat. mild to warm, very high uv index. 84 in santa cruz, 64 degrees, so that is where you will find enough of a sea breeze to keep you comfortable. don't forget to drink plenty of fluids, especially if you are out and about. it is definitely taxing on your body, you don't need pets or kids inside vehicles, it gets much hotter, as you know. here's what is bringing us a hot pattern, southwest, bringing that desert heat our way. also bringing thunderstorms in sierra, nevada. expecting that to repeat again, tomorrow, not here in the bay area, but that heat building definitely a lot for the air quality to deteriorate. good to moderate across the region. we are expecting some poor air quality tomorrow, which is why a spare the air alert is in effect for friday. moderate air quality on saturday as you look at a live picture from our camera, san francisco's sparkly heat wave continues. records are possible for a few cities, and we are looking at cooler coast tomorrow, inland relief, arriving this

and to be honest, i never seen that the lexical out on the beach. little quite something and also the ground that they were playing the pumpkin stadium. and copenhagen has no fancies between us times and peach, and quite close to the beach, and the wife of creased to maddox and was that so we also saw our descending to the ground and the gold keeper of denmark, and kept in the cafeteria. michael was consulting ada and he was that was even more distressed. fuller and the image was cut off when that finland at play, that must be of the official left the beach and we see add the no news, no update, or what was happening. and obviously the world was holding the brief until that was the one picture from, from the place that actually could quite well be the candidate of a picture of the, of a christian attics and carried out from the beach on a special about actually awake, holding his head with these expressions, someone that didn't know what happened to him. and i have to say yesterday, it was quite a connie for all of us to see that to kick off of your

sun comes up and it'll be a pretty nice day to go to the beach. ll be. though, like different worlds it was so gray. we may get a little bit of light mist at the coast and pacifica. the marine layer has been pushed down to the ground and it's fairly thick. it's not get inland. san jose are you waking up to clear skies. sonoma, napa. most inland valleys is clear skies. look how different it is. we can't see the top half of the trans america pyramid from the roof cam a. there's a bit of a fog issue on the golden gate bridge. with the exception of santa rosa where it's 5 #. it's relatively clear for san jose. a few clouds in its hills above 580 but livermore, dublin are you relatively clear and there is san jose with the big gap in the clouds. it is warmer today inland. we go to the mid-90s. make that three or four degrees warmer than yesterday. how is the drive looking to that. >> there are delays on barton the line. two daley city due to equipment problem. bart is saying to exexpect major delays. we want you to take note if you are taking mass trans

the frightening scene happened at the gray cove state beach. that's located between pacifica and half moon bay and san mateo county kron four's. dan thorn has the details of that. the san mateo county sheriff's office says it was a great white shark that bit this victim. >> the man had to be taken to the hospital with serious injuries and the beach had to be closed off. will cove state beach becomes the scene of a rare shark attack. the san mateo county sheriff's office says the 35 year-old victim was swimming when a 6 to 8 foot great white shark. >> bit him on the leg. the shark bites are exceedingly rare. i can remember the last time we have one in our jurisdiction. lieutenant ayman allen says the man was able to swim to shore and ask someone at the beach to call 911. the shark bite victim was treated by firefighters and paramedics and then taken to stanford hospital pretty tough. he able to walk up the beach with a shark bite to like california state parks rangers put up signs, warning people to not go to the beach or into the water. a foggy

what is alarming people is so close to the beach this attack took place. >> they are usually within the surf zone. >> people don't usually think of sharks being 100 feet off the beach. >> not necessarily, but a shark and attack very close to the beach. >> reporter: experts say he probably mistook the surfer for a seal. >> the fear factor is already there any add to it a local attack. that would not inspire me to go in the water. >> reporter: everyone else seemed to agree and stayed on the sand. by noon, park workers arrive to put signs warning people to stay out of the water for the next two days. >>> the surfer suffered wounds to his leg. he has now been released from the hospital. >>> good morning, everybody. there is an nba team that stepped a little bit closer to the final goal. we all know who the big heavy yes. we will go back to third and king street. they took each other's best shot last night and in a late [ birds chirping ] oh. orowoweat small l slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the original whole grains b bread? grgreat questition, dad. and it d does

i'm here at the sea bright beach year. this is the harbor here off to my right, the main beach here off to my left, a tough slog over highway 17 to get here beach traffic. it looked like it was a saturday or sunday. but what you get here. well worth, right. let's take a look. i'm going to show you some pictures here at the main beach. this is a right off the boardwalk there near the maine municipal work in santa cruz. a lot of early birds. they're staking out their spots on the beach. a lot of people in the water today to i can tell you that the ocean temperature about 55 to 57 degrees. absolutely. perfect for a nice a refreshing dip. an escape from that heat of recent talking about back in the bay area and beyond a lot of people here, too, from the central valley escaping the heat. let's hear from a few of them. now. >> what would you be doing if you are back in san jose today and why did you decide to come here. i'd be dying in the he working from home at my desk. wishing i was here. i getting away from the heat so hot to

same story at the beaches. >>> we are dealing with heat and wind on the roads here.d high wind advisory for altamont pass. traffic is slow on west bound highway 580 as you travel through the pass. it is looking like 50 minute drive from highway 205 in tracy to dublin. you see that stretch in the red. looking at other main travel times, everything in the green except for west bound highway 4 from 160 to i-80, a 36 minute drive. south bay travel times looking good. all morning they've been in the green. that's good. golden gate bridge is a little foggy. darren was talking about the marine layer. san mateo bridge is stacking up in the commute direction but still not a bad drive, 13 minutes from highway 880 in hayward to san mateo. bay bridge toll plaza, a few more cars because metering lights are on. it is an 18 minute drive from the maze into san francisco. >>> new, 11 super spellers are headed to the 2021 scripps spelling bee finals. semi finals took place virtually but finals will be at disneyworld in july. one of the finalists is from the bay area. this is exciting.

the frightening scene unfolding agree? well cove state beach. 's located between pacifica and half moon bay in san mateo county kron four's dan thorn has details. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office says it was a great white shark that bit this victim. >> the man had to be taken to the hospital with serious injuries and the beach had to be closed off. will cove state beach becomes the scene of a rare shark attack. the san mateo county sheriff's office says the 35 year-old victim was swimming when a 6 to 8 foot great white shark bit him on the leg. the shark bites are exceedingly rare. i can remember the last time we had one in our jurisdiction. lieutenant ayman allen says the man was able to swim to shore and ask someone at the beach to call 911. the shark bite victim was treated by firefighters and paramedics and then taken to stanford hospital. some pretty tough. he was able to walk up the beach with a shark bite like california state parks. rangers put up signs, warning people to not go to the beach or into the water. a foggy coastline an

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that's what happened over the holiday weekend with mobile clinics setting up next to beach goers. >> a scene like this may have terrified public health officials this time last year. >> we came early in the morning and we are still totally shocked when we tub the corner and it was a complete zoo. >> now with more than 40% of americans fully vaccinated was a holiday weekend to get out and enjoy the california sun. >> its been 15 months since i have been anywhere but kansas city, missouri. >> the beach was anything but warm on memorial day but that didn't stop this 12- year-old's plunge. >> it's still the beach. it's especially with the vaccine out. >> health officials took advantage of crowded beaches setting up clinics in new york. >> everything on here we would have in a regular vaccination location but this is on wheels. >> it was a similar scene in chicago. >> i had an appointment two weeks from now to get it. i'm like why wait when i can just get it now. at the beach instead of at the hospital >> he got coronavirus in november and is still dealing side effects. is he encouraging e

from the fly pasts to the beaches. _ year. from the fly pasts to the beaches, this _ year. signed to beaches, this summit was designed to be a showcase of cooperation among liberal democracies around the world. that has proved something of a challenge closer to home. and james joins us now. the prime ministerjuggling these final g7 meetings ahead of a big lockdown decision. yeah, absolutely. officials are making clear no final decision has been made. the prime minister will leave from cornwall today and go back to london for meetings on this issue, and then also meetings tomorrow before that decision is made, but it is clearly pointing in one direction — toward some kind of delay of the lifting of the final restrictions. the key phrases the prime minister and ministers have been using in the last 2a hours is caution and irreversible. in other words, when they make that decision to lift those regulations and controls, they don't want to have to go ahead and reimpose them for four weeks, two months or whatever in the future. they want to go carefully, and the key thing that is

. >> among the early birds who hit the beach in santa cruz. thursday. we knew dawn and his grandson who just couldn't face another day of heat back over the hill in san jose this come to be hot. >> so. it's the best day to go is to that. >> their food on the cool chilling out in the 55 degree ocean. we're just kicking back beneath an umbrella was just the remedy for those who escape the heat wave baking the bay area and beyond. a perfect 82 degrees here on the main beach, a far cry from the triple digits. they might otherwise have endured back home and just there with the cats and the kids in the he. >> wishing i was at the beach because it's so hot so hot today, davis and this is a great opportunity to come out and hang out of aisle it's going to be about a 110 or 12 today looks like a sonora today. >> it probably everyone going up in the mountains trying to cool off. but we decided to come in back home about 313 high. >> they're supposed to be a 107 and a sacramento. yes. >> all week long. there was were full ball on the beach. frisbee fetching dogs an

people are prevented from going on to the beaches. the police have one people not to talk to anything because they may be as of this material and going forward. this might actually impact our tourism industry. is your mother who's saying thank you so much. is ralph benjamin netanyahu is fighting for his political life after 12 years as prime minister netanyahu cold on right wing war makers to block a new would coalition from taking office. but he could be unseated in a matter of days. former opposition leader julia le pitt, from the attend or future party, has put together a coalition of parties from across the political spectrum in the hopes of forming a new government under the deal hotline religious nationalists. naphtali bennett, would initially become prime minister. this is the man who might lead israel for the next 2 years. natalie bennett has made his political career with provocative statements that established himself to the right of outgoing pm benjamin netanyahu . this is him last year she a bowl loaner show. we will not al

a lot of people want to go to the beach to get away from the heat.y high uv index. 84 in santa cruz, 64 degrees, so that is where you will find enough of a sea breeze to keep you comfortable. don't forget to drink plenty of fluids, especially if you are out and about. it is definitely taxing on your body, you don't need pets or kids inside vehicles, it gets much hotter, as you know. here's what is bringing us a hot pattern, southwest, bringing that desert heat our way. also bringing thunderstorms in sierra, nevada. expecting that to repeat again, tomorrow, not here in the bay area, but that heat building definitely a lot for the air quality to deteriorate. good to moderate across the region. we are expecting some poor air quality tomorrow, which is why a spare the air alert is in effect for friday. moderate air quality on saturday as you look at a live picture from our camera, san francisco's sparkly heat wave continues. records are possible for a few cities, and we are looking at cooler coast tomorrow, inland relief, arriving this weekend. temperatu

the setting. on a hill, plumb overlooking gold beach. he west, clearly visible off arromanches, the remains of the mulberry artificial harbour. and below us, the sands, where, on the morning ofjune 6th 1944, thousands of british and commonwealth troops came pouring off their transports. gold beach was at the centre of the landings — the americans on one side, the canadians on the others. here, british soldiers scored early success, but it was the start of a long and bitter fight through the lanes and villages of rural normandy. not till latejuly did the allies take the key city of caen, opening the way to paris. among those killed in the later fighting was desmond smallman—tew, who parachuted in as a signals officer on d—day. his son michael was a boy at the time. he lives in france now and comes often with his children and grandchildren to visit the grave. i hero—worshipped him, really, when i saw all the stories in the letters and all of that that related what he had done. i will often think of him, even now, i think of him, and think w

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around the bay near 70 and at the beaches, upper 50s. ather but not as hot. >>> next to, the mystery returns to the san jose winchester house. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see you volvo retailer for details. >>> happening today, the oakland museum is offering free admission for the weekend. the campus and art galleries are back open for the first time in more than a year. other attractions include a garden with new native trees and new long. is open today from 11:00 to 5:00.>>> guided tours returned to san jose's winchester mystery house. it had been tours and self-guided tours but, the guided tour includes access to the third and 4th floors, reportedly the areas with the most paranormal activity. if you are fully vaccinated, you are not required to wear a mask inside. let's get our final check of the forecast with francis. >>> we are going from sweltering hot to just hot for inland areas. the mid-90s for some of you. concorde 95. 100 in antioch and 99

a little foggy there the at beach, but it's going to warm up later today. d a's are in action looking to extend winning streaks. oakland will try to win the 8th straight game again the yankees first pitch is at 10:05 a.m. and in the bronx, and giants battle the philadelphia phillies first pitch at 1:05 this afternoon at oracle park. last night, san francisco beat the phillies for the fifth win in a row and here's sports director larry beil with the highlights in the morning's sports. >>> goods morning. the giant took the field with the best record in base bull. opening up with the team that gave they will early father's day fun at the yard. this is not fun but strange. cueto with a pitch and down he goes and he went down hard. lost the balance but apparently, he is okay. he had a two-run lead in the fourth, and former giant mccutchen changes that. into the bullpen. we are tied at 3. bottom four after cueto walks with two outs. lamont wade jr and run johnny, run. cueto scores from first jets. 4-3 joints. dope to right and gone. giants they are hot. they win t

we hear a lot about the push off of the beaches to get into the cities. it took three weeks because the french resistance had thoroughly damaged the infrastructure that they needed to get to the beaches. it wasn't the critical determining factor, but it did help. host: i am reminded what dwight eisenhower said in his address, saying they were part of a great crusade. the letter is available through the world war ii museum that we are showing on our screen area and did these three -- screen. did these three women understand what it was all about? guest: they did. let's get some background into these three women. they were recruited in 1942. this was the lowest moment of the war. it is the height of the japanese empire. no one had won about they were getting bound in britain. everybody who can be put to war has been put to war. they need native french speakers, because you have to send in people. they are going to drop in and they need to be deeply under cover. and they also have to be able to fully french. there is a manpower shortage, so they start recrui

of course, nice numbers out toward the beach. it was gorgeous. no fog along the coastline and stay mostly clear now getting hit to some of the haze moving into the golden gate bridge and will be long before we start talking about some fog there. but right now we are under that big heat dome that's sitting over head over the 4 corner states and pumping that dry desert air. all the way back in the bay area. so some temperatures almost like phoenix today in some spots inland outside. but things are going to change that. that fog that's near point conception. that's going start to move in along the coastline in the coming days outside right now. it is 80 degrees in san jose, much cooler along the coastline 50's out of the beach as you head over the hill, 73 in san mateo still 88 in livermore right now. 87 in pittsburgh, 78 degrees and less 76 in the napa valley 85 degrees. saint helene 85 in cloverdale and 64 degrees. little breeze kicking out the west in the petaluma air quality. going to be issue again tomorrow. you probably saw the he's today. you'

. >> and later, the warning at a popular bay area beach tonight. a shark attack close to shore. >>> good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm juliette goodrich. san francisco's legendary pride parade is off for the second year in a row, but it isn't stopping people from pouring into the city to celebrate. >> kpix 5's betty yu live in the castro where parties are in full swing, and that's where we find betty. hey. >> reporter: hi brian, hi, juliette. people are out ready to celebrate through the night. there are lines to get into bars throughout the castro. the mood out here is definitely very spirited and celebratory. they came dressed in their best pride costumes and showed off their rainbow outfits, ready to make the most of pride weekend in san francisco. >> pride 2021 is just so fabulous i had to go rainbow hair. it's the first time i've got rainbow hair. >> reporter: we also spotted pink hair, a pink beard and a spontaneous dance party. >> i feel there's an extra happiness, an extra gayness because the castro survived the aids playing, the ai

that is, until you get a look at the beach itself. at the edge of the ocean was a sea of humanity. >> we purposely came really early in the morning and still, totally shocked when we turned the corner and it was a complete zoo. >> reporter: at a perfect 70 degrees, stinson was irresistible to in lenders trying to avoid the heat pick of this group traveled from vacaville, where the temperature was well over 100 degrees. so you can out of her because of the heat? >> yeah. >> why are you wearing a sweatshirt? >> okay, look. >> reporter: this many people might be a turnoff but after the isolation of covid-19, being around a large crowd and actually seen kind of fun. >> is it more fun what is crowded or when have to yourself? >> crowded. because you get to hear all the little kids screaming. you just get the feel. you're not lonely. >> it is a good bet that no one on stinson beach felt lonely today. john ramose, kpix5. >>> a close call, quick response by firefighters in mill valley. a brush fire broke out this afternoon near escalon road in

in fact, half of the top 10 dirtiest beaches in the state ght n our yard, three of them in foster city one at goal park and marlin park, abdullah beach is on that list, and candlestick point in san francisco is also on that list, based on the levels of harmful bacteria detected in the water. but three other bay area beaches may make the honor roll with perfect scores, crown beach in alameda and ocean beach and china beach in san francisco. and just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water, we are hearing from the guy who was bitten by a great white off of the san mateo county coast. >> it almost felt like a mosquito bite, a sharp pain and a little bit of a push. through the 35-year-old was snorkeling at gray whale cove state beach, when he felt something on the back of his right leg, he turned and came face to face with the shark. he swam back to the beach for help. his injury was thankfully not too serious. experts say the shark likely mistook him for a marine mammal. >> we are not something that they seek out, but more sharks that are in the area, they are slightly incr

people flock to the beaches of pacifica to cool off. and this weekend even more people might make the trip down highway one for father's day on sunday. but unlike last june this year, there are no coronavirus restrictions at the beaches feels good to be out there like a live shots came to linda mar beach friday for some early warning. surfing was just he says it feels good to be getting back to normal after a year dealing with covid-19. >> yeah, yeah. it's definitely feels like a weight been lifted off, then everybody shoulders and it's great to get here again. >> all right. back live now. one of the reason to maybe come to the beach this weekend have been told by several people who live here in pacific of that, there have been whales feeding just offshore. mainly off of pacifica pier thereof in the manor neighborhood. but for now in pacifica, charles clifford kron 4 news. good luck at all that sand out your shoes. charles. >> all right. stay with us here on kron four's. we have continuing weather coverage. you can scan the qr code on yo