patchy fog on the east bay shoreline. into the afternoon it is a sunny day and temperatures warmer than yesterday. the warmest spots getting relative 80's livermore to antioch to santa rosa. 60's and 70's around the shoreline. looking at the three day forecast temperatures are going to take off the next couple of days. by friday we are heating up fast. temperatures not only above average but some of the warmest weather we have seen this year. it is for that fact beginning on friday and lasting through the entire weekend we have excessive heat watches for parts of like an solano county. huge portion of the bay area going under heat advisory, including the north bay, inland east bay, in the south bay. look at those temperatures. the forecast in about nine minutes. reggie: developments between major league baseball and san jose. how the league's commissioner is responding to the mayor about bringing a team to the south bay. kumasi: a pay raise for jurors. it started in san francisco and now expanding to other counties. reggie

it happened yesterday on the stark weather shoreline trail. police say they received several calls about a man shooting a gun into the air, and threatening people. callers say that he held the gun to the head of a cyclist. they found the man hiding behind a building and arrested him. >>> people at a half moon bay apartment complex are waiting to see if they can come back, because their building was red tagged. this after crew were battling a fire there last night. and the city of leandro is working to get everybody back home. >> reporter: lydia lives with her family on the first floor of the apartment complex in san leandro, and their unit received quite a bit of water damage as they extinguished a fire on the third floor. >> it looks messy and muddy in there. >> and so due to the water damage, the red tag meant that 160 residents had to evacuate until it is deemed safe. lydia is part of that group, and it could be days until she can come back. >> when i went there, it felt like a movie. and so we had to get our stuff, and i am trying to be hum

that will gradually try to clear back to and near the shoreline. arming temperatures especially inland, the hot spots around 85 to 86 tomorrow afternoon. as far as the coast, mainly around 62 to 62. as we take a look at the big picture out he the pacific, we're watching this system that will be approaching southern california early the sr or thunderstorm here in the bay area watching out for that for tuesday and wednesday in the meantime, we have this area of high pressure re rebuilding and this will set the stage for a warmer weekend once again sunday should be the warmest day of the weekend. take a look at the numbers for tomorrow afternoon. we're not warming up too much for the coast. mainly in the lower 60s. downtown san francisco, 66, oakland, 71, and the warmest locations inland around 84 to 86 degrees. here's your five day forecast. and sunday should be the warmest day of the weekend. and then by monday will thicken up the cloud cover will drop those temperatures. there is a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm on tuesday and we'll have

right around the bay shoreline, mid to upper 80's. eases a little bit, but we will see lots of upper 90's to the 100's inland sunday and around the bay shoreline more comfortable weather, with some upper 70's to low 80's. let's take a look at the heat advisory, from 11 a.m. friday 2:11 p.m. sunday for virtually all of the bay area except the shoreline and the coastline. once again, there's a higher risk of heat-related illness under those conditions. looking to get away from the heat? you might want to go to the greater lake tahoe area where they have sunny skies saturday through tuesday and mild to warm weather but not hot weather. back to the bay area, heat spell friday through sunday, the heat eases monday. we can expect cooler weather tuesday which is the fourth of july. temperatures get back to a more normal range. during the three-day period, try to avoid too much exposure to the heat or the sun. kristen: good advice. that a lot of water. meteorologist: stay hydrated. larry: for the first time, some to hunt -- in some 200 years,

kenny takes us to santa cruz where the surfers are getting an early glimpse at the disappearing shoreline>> reporter: surfers walked down a loan flight of stairs, there's no sandy beach during high tides. >> there has been a very little amount of sand between the stairs and the main beach of santa cruz over there. >> reporter: warming temperatures and rising sea levels make it harder to reach the perfectly cresting waves. research oceanographer , sean led a years long study using mathematical models and newly available satellite imagery and data, that shows about one quarter, up to three quarters of california's beaches will disappear depending on how much the sea level rises by the end of this century. >> a lot of locations are chronically eroding it as the trend continues, you can see the shoreline is almost completely lost, or right up against the cliff at around 2100. >> reporter: this satellite image captures what a california beach looked like in 1993, this picture in 2016 shows 300 meters, or nearly 1000 feet of beach loss until then. the concern isn't just recreational access, mor

as that trend will continue, you see the shoreline is almost completely lost or the shoreline is right up against the cliff and around 2100. >> reporter: this satellite image captures what a northern california beach looked like in 1993. this picture in 2016 shows 300 meters or nearly 1,000 feet of beach loss since then. but the concern isn't just recreational access to beaches. more roads, highways, streets have been crippled, ripped away, and indefinitely closed despite the shoreline armory. the manmade the rock walls. relatively small and major storms are generating destructive waves, crashing closer to infrastructure. experts say the rising sea levels will only exacerbate the problem. that's becoming a familiar sight along the coast like this gaping hole, cutting off access to big sur in recent years. >> you know, this is a serious issue for anything around the world. he studies coastal erosions. >> adaptation is realizing this is happening. santa cruz is trying to deal with it. >> reporter: the virtual planet technology is using the vr to show the potential impacts. this is what s

mid-60's at the shoreline. low 70's inland. t the parade, as it kicks off, will start under overcast skies and 56 degrees. not much of an increase with temperatures by noon but there will be more sunshine. by early to mid afternoon, more sunshine and temps rising into the low 60's in san francisco for the parade. here is the seven-day forecast. on monday, minor warming. and another breezy and cooler day on tuesday. this pattern will continue into early next week. the warming trend begins on wednesday. and through thursday and saturday we will see highs reaching up to or even above 90 inland. around 80 at the shoreline, mid 60's at the coast. >> now sports with chris alvarez. chris: with a diamondbacks last night, the giants are within two and a half games of first place. today, another chance to gain ground. a great day for sparky to ride dad's shoulders. giants up a run. christian walker with a bases clearing double as arizona takes the lead. they were a strike away from getting out of that jam. the giants respond in the bottom

along the coast and around the bay shoreline, moderate air quality. t everywhere will have good air quality the next 24 hours. 11:00 a.m., all of the cloud cover overhead right now, it quickly breaks down and pulls back to the coast line. the coast should see some sunshine today. temperatures close to average, sunshine, spring warmth, 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline. mid 80's in the warmer spots inland. where we should be for this time of year. enjoy the sunshine, warmer temperatures will hold steady with the spring warmth tomorrow and saturday. it is cooler and windier on sunday for father's day. we will detail that in about nine minutes. here is a look at more high temperatures where you live, sponsored by elemental. >> summer is here. so get fired up. >> i am ok. >> from the studio that brought you inside out and the incredibles comes the summer's hottest 3d event. >> try this. >> i love hot food. ah! >> he likes it. >> elemental rated pg, we care for all those who make your family, well, your family. that's why all of us work together to giv

highs tomorrow in the 50's at the coast, mid 60's around the shoreline, low 70's inland. n average. the forecast highs for sunday through monday and tuesday she was not much change, until midweek. here is the forecast. tomorrow, since i'm burning through the early morning clouds. so, it will not be a totally gloomy day. on the day, sunny and warm. dion: ok, thank you. now sports. chris: coming up, a former stanford star with a str finish in the third round of the lpga gp ship. and what the warriors's chris: the warriors introduced their new draft picks on friday, trayce jackson-davis podziemski from santa clara. officials raved about his photographic memory. he cannot wait to learn from the best shooters in nba history. >> it is all about being a sponge. there's veterans on the team that have been through it. so just a lotto veteran leadership that will help guys like me and trace. i get to play alongside the best shooters in the world. >> he is a competitor. i'm a competitor and i hope make them better. chris: the warriors acquired the 57 the pick in the draft from the wi

highs from 60 at the coast to mid to upper 60's a shoreline. pproaches, we will see a gradual warm-up. saturday and sunday highs near 80, then next week further warming. the seven-day forecast, pride weekend is looking good with a gradual warm-up. midweek next week, inland highs wednesday and thursday in the mid to upper 80's. that is summer weather. along the shoreline, mid to upper 70's. on the coast, low 60's. a more seasonal temperature range. ♪ ama: one block party at a time. how an idea downtown san jose could this van just hit me out . i thought i was dead. after the accident, i was in a lot of pain and i decided that i needed to . i called jacoby & meyers they had their own dream team . they took care of me like a q. i would recommend you call jacoby & meyers they really went to bat for me. if you've been in a seriousacci. call jacoby & meyers, justic. to bolster its staffing. they have a new agreement to increase officer salaries putting them on par with other bay area law enforcement agencies. bart's top-tier officer hourly rate will i

it is clear on the coast line but the bay shoreline has limited fog. se above average for the weekend. 70's and 80's in the south bay. we see 60's and 70's peninsula cooler on the coast. downtown 66. that is where we should be this time of year. in the north bay 70's and 80's. and sausalito is staying in the 60's. today in the east sunshine and 77. it is warm inland. 80's with good air quality later today. overnight it is a blend of storms and clouds. 40's and 50's headed into the week. getting -- get ready for the outdoor activities because we have temperatures above average this weekend. if you go to the beaches, it will be cool but pleasant with sunshine in the 70's and 80's. we have warmer weather moving in and you need to soak it in because the trend for next week temperatures are below average. tuesday we have a slight chance of showers. jobina: we have a single alert you're following in fairfield. all lanes are blocked and injuries have been warded. an overturned -- reported. an overturned vehicle passed walters road. heads up to you in that area

around the shoreline, 70's and 80's. this is some of the warmest weather since last october.ce we have seen an event like this. the heat advisory going into effect at 11:00 a.m. the north bay is hot today. 100 in antioch. 80 in oakland. 90 in san jose. if you are traveling across california for the holiday today war for the weekend, the coast is comfortable. in the valleys, it is downright hot. excessive heat warnings are in effect. at home, even hotter tomorrow. the heat will peak on saturday. the coast comfortable in the 60's. a look at more high temperatures around the area sponsored by "indiana jones and the dial of destiny" now playing in theaters. >> the summer's biggest adventure has arrived. "harrison ford is beyond triumphant in his final turn as the character he made a phenomenon." >> what are you doing here? >> rescuing you! >> "indiana jones and the dial of kumasi: welcome back. a florida jury found the parkland school resource officer not guilty on all counts related to his action string the 2018 mass shooting that killed 17. jobina: when the judge read the verdi

first it will appear in linden and on the bay shoreline. ear. these numbers are really going to take off tomorrow and especially on friday as some of the hottest weather so far this year arrives with heat advisories going into effect. the first of the year. we will talk about the incoming heat in a few minutes. let's check in with jobina. jobina: good morning. we will start off at the bridge drive times. thought i would bring this up because they are not bad at all for the bay bridge. when you make it through the medium lights, 13 minutes. golden gate bridge, six minutes. that's the westbound direction for the san mateo bridge. why don't i show you what they look like live right now. the golden gate bridge a bit foggy this morning. we don't have an advisory admission by the chp. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lens came on at 5:34 and is deftly backed up. kumasi: tomorrow we are expecting to get the final decision from the supreme court before justices lee for the summer break. the court ruled in three cases. they rejected a controversial

the marine layer is with us along the shoreline. if you liked yesterd temperatures, today you will love it again. 70's and 80's away from the coast but we do have changes as we head into the weekend. let's check in and see how friday traffic is doing. >> however if you are traveling eastbound, we do have a report of a stall and a dog in the roadway. there appears to be a couple different things going on that may slow you down a little bit. be aware of that. the golden gate bridge, no problems here. it's been a really nice ride this morning. we've only had one crash. that continues to be the case so far this morning. >> this morning, sti unanswered questions about a big fire in a san jose storage facility that broke out wednesday evening. authorities announced they had arrested one person in the connection with the fire. fire officials say they are still looking for the point of origin and cause. >> which came first, it is hard to say, and our arson investigators will be working on that. >> officials say storage facility collapsed on

sunny skies this afternoon, 70 along the shoreline, 80's inland. let's check traffic on this friday. >> good morning, thank you. getting right back to our major issue in fairfield. a sig alert under due to an overturned vehicle. you see the purple. that means all lanes are blocked in the eastbound direction on eastbound 12 past walters road. chp has not given us an estimated time as to when all lanes will reopen. new updates to the bay toll plaza. expect that to fill in a little more, but it's doing nicely right now. only 38 minutes. >> thank you. a suspect has been arrested in connection with a string of violent deadly crimes in the south bay. we want to show you this map where everything happened. police say there were five crime scenes. three people are dead. at least three other people have been hurt. we are live in san jose with the details this morning. >> when expansive and extreme this deadly crime spree was, at last check, three people were stabbed, one fatally. two others have life-threatening injuries. three others were hit by a car, two

upper 60's to about 70 right around the shoreline. a good start to summer. land areas, upper 70's but some inland east bay areas warm up to 80 degrees tomorrow. a good start for summer. let's talk about the summer solstice which occurs tomorrow morning. the sun's rays will be shining directly on the tropic of cancer which is the northernmost circle of latitude on earth. when it's directly over the traffic of cancer, that's the summer solstice. denoting the longest day of the year, in terms of daylight. tomorrow. that's pretty cool. here's a look at the forecast. summer sunshine tomorrow but look at what happens on thursday. temperatures plummet 10 degrees lower than the highs tomorrow. the second day of summer will feel more like early spring. friday and saturday, a few more degrees. into the weekend, saturday, sunday temperatures climb a couple degrees. this is pride weekend in san francisco. sunday, we have the pride parade. it will be a lovely day in san francisco despite the fact that it won't be very warm. high temperatures inland in the upper 70's. arou

cloud cover around the bay shoreline and along the coast.t spring warmth continuum today. on the first column, where it will hit later on this afternoon. the middle column is where we expect to be for this time of year. we are pretty much spot on for the 16th day of june. enjoy these warm temperatures. along the bay shoreline, 80's in our warmest spots inland. the weekend, we start off with mild sunshine. kumasi: addressing safety on social media. the platform reportedly the worst for the lgbtq community. >> helping san francisco's rocky road to economic recovery. you can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. help us make every wish come true. ♪ ♪ ♪ when you start a business you put everything into it. hackers know that small business owners are busy. they don't always have time for cybersecurity, which makes them vulnerable to cyberattacks. ♪ -that's why the google tools they use every day are secure by default and why small businesses across the country are enrolling in google's cybersecurity worksho

upper 60's to about 70 right around the shoreline. a good start to summer. as, upper 70's but some inland east bay areas warm up to 80 degrees tomorrow. a good start for summer. let's talk about the summer solstice which occurs tomorrow morning. the sun's rays will be shining directly on the tropic of cancer which is the northernmost circle of latitude on earth. when it's directly over the traffic of cancer, that's the summer solstice. denoting the longest day of the year, in terms of daylight. tomorrow. that's pretty cool. here's a look at the forecast. summer sunshine tomorrow but look at what happens on thursday. temperatures plummet 10 degrees lower than the highs tomorrow. the second day of summer will feel more like early spring. friday and saturday, a few more degrees. into the weekend, saturday, sunday temperatures climb a couple degrees. this is pride weekend in san francisco. sunday, we have the pride parade. it will be a lovely day in san francisco despite the fact that it won't be very warm. high temperatures inland in the upper 70's. around the b

and live shot coming in of the east bay shoreline. all lit up. there's a blue skies blue bay off towards. >> the distance. how those temperatures hanging. it's pretty close to with those highs are 81, antioch, 81 going on for concord, 79 for livermore. but along the east bay shoreline controlled in the 60's. 75 for fremont. 78 to santa rosa and 74 for san jose. meanwhile, along the coast where keeping the greens and the peninsula about 57, half moon bay, 62 for san francisco. what will happen? high pressure is expected to build on the west coast here just for a couple of days and action will be replaced then by a little bit of a cut off low and its pattern is actually pretty interesting because it looks like it's trying to become somewhat of a monsoon pattern. almost 40 for us, if you will. 79 expected next hour do about 70 by 07:00pm by 10 at 58. fog is not going to be too apparent overnight, but we will just make that mention both for tonight. and then for saturday night as well. forecast tonight goes like this. we've got clear skies. late fog d

and still some cool numbers out toward the coast and even right around portions of the bay shoreline.st highs in the 80s out toward fairfield and antioch and livermore, san jose, 76. santa rosa approaching the lower 80s. and here's a look ahead. your five day forecast will warm up those numbers in your thursday forecast getting hot inland friday saturday and into sunday. and then it looks like some cooling relief into early next week. so what is nice when the heat does build in, it seems like after a couple of days we're saying, okay, this is getting old. and usually our little heat spikes are about 2 to 3 days. so it looks like this will be a three day stretch. friday saturday an sunday. and then ward. and that led to an officer opening fire. we'll bring in ctv's brooks jarocz. you've been at the scene for just a few minutes here. what have you learned? well we're right along sandra ling way where officers were trying to serve that search warrant. i talked to a couple of neighbors just a few minutes ago who described hearing several gunshots. i want to bring in sergeant patterson her

up to about 71 around the shoreline. and it cools down again rather sharply on thursday, the second day of summer. and it holds steady going into friday. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast and we will have many sunny skies through the seven-day period. once again, summer begins early wednesday morning. notice at the end of the week it gets cloudier. we get a deep marine layer developing that could produce morning drizzle on friday, mainly near the coast. shouldn't last very long. the rest of the week going into the weekend looks pretty good. we have that pride. on sunday -- gorgeous weather, sunny skies and 80's. dion: spen for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. dan: stanford's b

but we still have some cloud cover near the shoreline already regrouping. but you can see the net result. you can see the highs from yesterday. some 60s and some 70s and some 80s. and everybody has that down arrow today. you can see up in the north bay, santa rosa from 80 degrees down to the upper 60s this afternoon. here's a satellite once again throughout the day. in fact, you can see some lightning strikes detected out toward the sierra over the past a few frames and lots of cloud coverage just offshore. and this will increase in coverage over the next few hours. in fact, here's a closer look at the cloud cover from pacifica out toward ocean beach here in san francisco. the golden gate bridge and the marin headlands and the clouds will gradually build on up over the next 3 to 4 hours. the current number is out there. yesterday, we had some 80 to report, but right now we just have some 70s for fairfield, brentwood and livermore. oakland 63in san francisco in the upper 50s, 57. and the winds definitely picking up. you can see fairfield right now gusting to

the idea here is to tackle two issues in one go — both marine conservation and protecting the shorelinerom erosion. a growing problem in the face of climate change. so computer modelling is working out the reefs best position and heights by simulating waves, currents and how it affects the flow of sand. what we see at the moment and what many communities are also worried about is that with climate change we will see an increase in the frequency of storms in the future as well as rising sea levels. and we need to prepare for this, especially in low—lying countries. there's now a wider push to replace the 55 square kilometres of denmark's lost reefs. a lot of what the what used to be natural habitats out here is missing. and so that's why there's now this new dawn of restoration. and reefs are just one of the most important things to to restore. elsewhere, new marine habitats are being created with sd printing and by using specially moulded concrete in bigger infrastructure. at this danish wind farm, stone and 3d printed roofs have been placed on the sea floor. the advantage to this is yo

so not much of a warm up for the shoreline this time around. but away from the coastline, that will be changing. so that is the headline tomorrow will be kind of the transition day and into friday, into the weekend. you can see the breakdown for the coast, the bay and the inland hot spots easily topping the mid 90s. will be approaching 102 degrees as we head towards saturday. so the hottest day of this stretch will be on saturday, beginning friday, though we do have this a heat advisory for all these areas up in the north bay and land east bay and the santa clara valley, including san jose. temperatures 90 to 102 degrees for that three day stretch. here's a satellite for you today, though. we still have the low clouds kind of hanging out near the coastline right around half moon bay here. pillar point up toward. the coast for san francisco's ocean beach. and still some lingering patches out right around the golden gate bridge out toward the bay bridge approaching richmond and berkeley this afternoon. here is that live camera once again looking o

up to about 80 around the shoreline. her 7-day forecast, we will have a sharp drop-off in temperatures on monday. we might have a few showers on tuesday as it gets even cooler. we don't expect things to warm up again until next weekend. once i am over the sniffles i will join you back in the studio but for now i am confined to the guestroom broadcast center. >> what a professional name with all those pillows in the background, adding extra ambience. i am looking forward to coming back it is very lonely here without you. >> thank you. >> once again let's get sports with chris alvarez. >> coming up in sports, a busy night from soccer to hockey in game two of the nba finals on deck. hall of famer chris mullin gives us his take on the war dads are special. fun. inspiring. always there for you. so make father's day extra special with gifts he'll love from weathertech. floorliners... cargo liner... seat protector... sunshade... ready-to-wash system and cupfone. or our newest product, the golf cart mat. order these american made

some of the fog tomorrow morning and then into the afternoon hours, the clouds clear back to near the shoreline. upper 60s, hottest locations tomorrow inland could be in the upper 90s, right around 100 degrees for your friday afternoon forecast. so definitely the warming will continue. but we also have the microclimates and still some hot temperatures this weekend. but what about the 4th of july? we'll have more on that with your full update coming up in a little bit. triple digits. we haven't seen that in a while. all right. thanks mark. and we're taking you to san francisco international airport for a live look there on one of the biggest summer travel days of the july 4th holiday weekend. we'll take a closer look at the challenges airlines are facing as they try to recover, recover from the cancellations this week just as the holiday surge takes off. that's next are grounded because of weather across the country. and as fox's cb cotton tells us, the trouble in the skies is getting better in some areas worse than others. today nice shiny with nice shiny weather. but we're not going anywhere.

many of these people are poor villagers living on the shoreline. they don't have concrete roofs. fficials when we spoke to them say that they are still in the process of assessing the extent of the damage, because a large part of the day, it was filled with heavy rainfall and strong gust of wind, so they couldn't go out to do surveys. they have only now gone out and are trying to understand what is the extent of the cyclone's impact. a real picture that will perhaps only be properly visible by saturday. we hear lots of negative stories about artificial intelligence but here is one example of its benefits. a pilot project in devon is using ai a pilot project in devon is using al to predict water pollution, including sewage spills. a network of sensors placed in water provides information that when combined with data about previous bills should result in early warnings. our environment correspondent went in north devon to find out more. it looks nice from a distance but for years the water at this beach has been problematic.— years the water at this beach has been problematic. peopl

many of these people are poor villagers living on the shoreline. they don't have concrete roofs. in the rain. officials, when we spoke to them, say that they are still in the process of assessing the extent of the damage, because a large part of the day, it was filled with heavy rainfall and strong gust of wind, so they couldn't go out to do surveys. they have only now gone out and they're trying to understand what is the extent of the cyclone's impact. and a real picture, perhaps, will only be properly visible by saturday. let's turn to japan. the parliament there has passed new legislation on rape and gay rights, after campaigns to overhaul laws seen as outdated and socially conservative. here's our tokyo correspondent, shaimaa khalil. i must say, it's quite remarkable and ground—breaking, because if you think about the age of consent injapan, it had stayed at 13, it had stayed unchanged since it was enacted in 1907, and if my maths is right, that's over 100 years ago. and it's only now being raised to 16. before that, japan was among the lowest countries when it came to consen

here's a live look of the east bay shoreline. w here's the heat that we're talking about. this is we expect friday through sunday. there is already that excessive heat watch. the next step basically is to make that a warning that the sacramento central valley. meanwhile, the the heat advisory that's in place, reay

today we are in the 60's and 70's around the shoreline. warmest spots getting into the low 80's. these numbers three to 10 degrees below average for this time of year. lots of coastal drizzle and numbers in the 50's. by the end of the week, high pressure will move pin which warms us up and compresses, so future tracker temperatures, look what happens on friday. it is very hot in the 90's. the microclimates are in play, meaning the coast is relatively cool in the 60's. the peak of the warm spell the likely occur saturday afternoon. we will see triple digit heat in the hottest spots. and with the first warm spell of the season, it is a little harder on the body then september or october, so we will have to take it easy over the weekend. below average today. we start to warm up. summerfield legacy on thursday. the coast is mild on friday and saturday is the hottest day of this warm spell. they people moderate by early next week. kumasi: dairy trick -- cl traffic update because so far, things are looking really clear. that is good news for you.

as you can see, as we come in closer, you can see some clouds still near portions of the shoreline. also right around the bay. but the overall trend has been clearing and we'll continue with that trend into the afternoon hours. in fact, in fact, right now we have partly cloudy skies or or mostly sunny skies and current numbers actually nice to be inland. you could see some 70 toward walnut creek and brentwood, san jose, 70. looks like 61. and half moon bay in san francisco. downtown checking in 61. winds we'll check in on those winds as they usually tend to pick up during the afternoon hours. right now, these reports are not too bad. you can see around 7 to 12 to a 16 miles an hour and a few more reports for you. sfo at about ten and livermore at five miles an hour. here is our live camera looking out toward alcatraz. you can already see a bit of some chop on the surface of the bay. so it's a good indicator that we have those breezy conditions in place this afternoon. here's the overall weather setup for this area of low pressure kind of keeping our temperatures in check over the pas

. >> when there is someone on the shoreline saying it is not safe, there is a danger right here we needof the lifeguard. >> reporter: along the gulf coast from fort morgan, alabama, to panama city beach, florida, rip currents claimed at least 11 lives in ten days. and another death tuesday, 35-year-old former nfl quarterback ryan mallett died off the florida panhandle. rip currents can form anywhere, in good or bad weather. they're narrow, fast-moving channels of water that flow away from the shore. >> if you get caught in it, just stay calm, do not fight the rip, swim sideways, down current, and you will land on a sand bar, or you will be out just past the sandbar and have to swim right in. >> reporter: on double red flag days, boarders and swimmers are banned from the water. like what we saw over the weekend, those who ignore the warnings face up to $500 in fines, or for repeat offenders, possible arrest. norah? >> norah: nicole sganga, thank you. turning now to the war in ukraine and new fallout from that failed armed rebellion led by the leader of russia's private army, there are qu

. >> when there is someone on the shoreline saying hey, it's not safe right now, there is a danger right here that we need to be cautious about, you need to heed the warning of the lifeguard. >> reporter: along the gulf coast from fort morgan, alabama, to panama city beach, florida, rip currents claimed at least 11 lives in ten days. and another death tuesday, 35-year-old former nfl quarterback ryan mallett died after the florida panhandle. rip currents can form anywhere, in good or bad weather. they're narrow fast-moving channels of water that flow away from the shore. >> if you get in it, just stay calm. don't fight the rip. swim sideways down current, and you'll land on a sandbar or be out past a sandbar and you'll just swim right in. >> reporter: on double red flag day, bo a word boarders and swimmers are told to avoid the water. for repeat offender, possible arrest. norah? >> nicole sganga, thank you. >>> turning now to the war in ukraine, a new fallout from that failed armed rebellion from the leader of russia's private army, there is question whether he had support for his revolt

so that it will, he will have an awful cut off on the shoreline which act as badly as for the moment or 30 minutes before it is the accumulation of 39 doors, lots of data called cups and arrows and words. the so what else did i go trust? in the case of among the little boards, the big one was like an outcrop. it stopped the flow of sand and just a matter of your sand was accumulating above the brake was creating new white beaches. in the benefit of fishermen at the port and those living north of the rank water. but it was a being for the south. houses is roads and farm lands were washed away, assigned and land began receding. awesome trying multiple solutions, but failed. in 2018. the government and buttoned them issues. $100000000.00 project to protect the beach is south of the break. what the cost was strengthened would see was this project with the show to some extent artificial leave. so constructing deep in the sea to break up waves and reduces force reaching the show. but dialogue is up solutions like these, where the sea walls are, reeves only created new problems elsewhere. o

current numbers, though, it's warm away from the shoreline right now. eratures already 70 in concord and brentwood, san jose, 67. oakland checking in 63 and some 60s up in the north bay. as far as the temperature change compared to this time yesterday, you could see most areas a little bit warmer. a good indication that today will be a little bit warmer than yesterday . we still have some breezy conditions. and as you take a look at these current wind reports, these numbers will likely pick up into the afternoon hours around 3 or 4:00. we could have winds going up above 20 or 25 miles an hour. here's . but look at this, some evidence of some clearing as we try to break up over the next couple of hours. we could still have some patchy fog, though, near portions of the coastline. here is the overall weather set up. we've really been watching this guy. this area of low pressure down in southern california. it is kind of scooting out to the east. so a little bit warmer for today. and then more warming away from the shoreline into friday, saturday and sunday,

for california beaches, how new technology is helping predict the effects of sealevel rise on the shorelinethe news at 6:00 is coming up in about 10 minutes. >>> the warriors promoted mike dunleavy jr. to be the new general manager, and hopefully it goes better than his playing days with golden state. >> he was a disaster, he didn't rebound, did not guard, didn't do anything. >> he was the third overall pick in 2002, and now he is the guy who has to replace bob myers. the good thing is, he has been in the building for a while, he spent the last five seasons working in the front office. the earthquakes were joined by the san francisco spikes for a practice earlier this week, plus, san jose will hold their annual pride event tomorrow. and wake forest has omaha. >> we are in a different hotel this year, hopefully that is our lucky break. >> it'll take more than a continental breakfast to be to wake forest. quinn matthews is hoping to start for stanford, he still recovering from throwing 156 pitches last sunday and whenever he gets on the mound, you can't miss him with that purple glove. >> it'

mid 70's around the bay shoreline. t spewed on father's day sunday it will cool down a little bit. mainly sunny, breezy, cooler than the preceding four days and temperatures bounce up again early next week. >> thank you, spencer. if you are hungry, we've got some thing for you. >> you're going to close your eyes and it will melt in your mouth. >> celebrity chef tyler florence talks cyberattacks on public infrastructure threaten the institutions we all rely on. major enterprises around the world, healthcare companies, energy companies, small businesses, governments. -when these organizations run on google cloud, they're defended by the same ai-powered security that protects all of google. - a 24 hour, 7-day-a-week force against whatever it is that we're facing. -there are a lot of people on the internet that are trying to do bad things. it's our job to stop them. ♪ >> the nba finals are over but there is a restaurant in drive city that's thriving. taylor florence gave us an inside look at his modern american steakhouse,

temperatures remain in the mid 50's, highs tomorrow upper 50's at the coast, mid-upper 60's are on the bay shorelinep to about 78 degrees in locations. wednesday we see the warming begin with inland highs in the mid 80's, low-mid 90's inland, on thursday and friday they could warm up to triple digits. here is the seven-day forecast, little change in our current pattern, warming begins on wednesday, continues through thursday, ending to the mid 70's around the bay shoreline. co--mid 80's around shoreline, mid-60's the coast. warming up in the weeks ahead. dion: the heat is here. as you heard from cornell barnard, sf pride brought out visitors to the bay area. if you missed any of the excitement from the parade here are some of the highlights. ♪ >> we are so happy to be here once again, 53rd f -- sf, the second year right here. >> so happ able to live in this space where there is community and there is joy. >> when we see everyone to hear it is a reminder that our joy cannot be stopped. ♪ ♪ >> we love you, we respect we care about you, way that you are here or not, we are together in spirit. >> people

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the clouds will clear back to and near the shoreline. the beaches, we could still have partly cloudy skies, not warming up too much there. near 60 degrees, but temperatures inland will be back up into the mid to upper 80s, could be approaching 90 degrees. what's interesting, though, a pattern change in early next week. we're tracking some moisture that's going to move in from the south. definitely more clouds and maybe some shower chances. we'll talk more about this with your full update coming up in a few minutes greg. all right, mark, thanks. we'll see you in a bit. good weather for this. if you like. italian food and culture in san francisco's north beach neighborhood is the place to be this weekend. festa italiana got underway today on stockton street between union and filbert streets. it's organized by san francisco's italian athletic club and its charitable foundation. they say the festival has fantastic food, music and a lot of family fun. a lot of businesses didn't make it through the ones that did are stronger. but this communit

i' afternoon at the starkweather shoreline. ktvu amberleigh spoke with one of the victims about what happened. people who jog and walk the starkweather shoreline pathway in san rafael with views of the bay say it's a serene place to find some solitude. i like because it's not too many people. yeah, but police say alejandro vicuna is among se

take a look at thursday through saturday, the highs at or above 90 degrees right around the shorelineupper 70's there. and the mid to low 60's at the coast. the kind of weather that we want tomorrow will be here on thursday through saturday. dion: let's put it into perspective, you do not want to be sweating and uncomfortable for the parade. good job. chris has sports. chris: today was a lot of fun. how good is your memory? a first-round pick shows off hi check out these spicy birds. look at those little dots. those are spice dots. are we making boxes? a box of birds for just $5.49? jack, you crazy. snoop dogg: look at those spicy birds right there. wooh. y'all are 100% all-white meat, huh? man, that bird is getting sauced up. just $5.49? ok, i like that. time100 now sports -- now sports a chris alvarez. the giants are within to and a half games of first place today and another chance to gain ground. it was a great day to ride dad's shoulders. giants up a run. a strike away from ending the inning, but walker with a bases clearing double as arizona takes the lead. the giants respond in

upper 70's around the bay shoreline. low 60's on the coast. we will get that kind of warm for the weekend but we will get a steady progression of temperatures inching upward and more sunshine in our afternoon. dan: thanks. ama: dan: san jose kicked off the first of a 10 rate -- week run of light -- night markets. ♪ >> ♪ i'm not looking for a sign ♪ dan: the weekly night market also has a bunch of good food, local vendors, and interactive art. like we mentioned last night, you can pop into nearby art galleries for free now. the night markets are at the -- at south first market street and east williams street. they run every thursday from 5:30 until 9:00, for the next 10 weeks. all summer long. dan: the warriors were very busy today. huge trade. ama: larry is back with all the sports. larry: warriors scouts travel thousands of miles looking at players and they end up taking a guy from the south bay in the draft. brendan could jump ski from santa clara. what sold the warriors on the broncos star? that's next in spor unfilled cybersecurity jobs in

the east bay shoreline. fog kind like a little sandwich at work here because right upstairs here, it's much warmer and much drier, which is pretty typical with us. but it's pretty good dry. that's some good news to let it kind of eat away at that fog. but that big bubble of warmer air, which is less dense that sometimes takes a while to get rid of 68 for antioch. 55 livermore mid-fifties line of the east bay shoreline. we got 55 santa rosa matching that for san francisco. a lot of uniformity to start will have decoupling by this afternoon. let's hand it over to future cast for kind of an interesting pattern going on for this time of year as we have moisture already bubbling up the spine of the mountains. you can notice today that won't impact us, though. that's the tahoe forecast. but things clear out nicely for us. whatever fogs left over comes back again for tonight. that's that marine layer moisture. so it's very dense. it's cold. we're very familiar with that. but that subtropical moisture will continue

morgan hill, but warmer than that to the north in santa rosa at. 86 seconds were calm at around the shoreline it was 78 degrees and vallejo and benicia, when i look at this picture, doesn't just look cold to you. we do have the clouds lowering. in fact, we have the salesforce tower standing at 1000ft tall, can't barely even see it. the same with the transamerica building. we do have the towers 525ft high at the bay bridge. and we see that the cloud deck is lowering and beginning to surge into the central bay that shot was a little bit bouncy because the winds have increased 18 mile per hour winds at sfo, gusts up to 26. we do have a sustained. wind at minetta international at 1320 two mile per hour gusts in mountain view and around much of the peninsula. and then meanwhile, 18 napa, 21, fairfield, 17 and oakland backing through emeryville currently, temperatures span from a very chilly 55 and breezy conditions and socked in with clouds and even a little hint of drizzle and half moon bay. it shy of 70 and santa rosa at this hour it's still in the mid 80s at the delta and also in brentwood and

upper 60's, lower 70's around the bay shoreline. rees for our daytime highs. 69 oakland this afternoon. 71 palo alto. quite pleasant along the peninsula and the south bay. 69 san mateo. 75 san jose. 78 santa rosa. in the city, we have cloud cover , breaking down for afternoon sunshine at 65. inland is warmer, upper 70's to low 80's. 80 in the three-day forecast shows you the warming trend begins today and continues tomorrow. by the start of the weekend, those temperatures are above average with 80's widespread inland. we will find even warmer weather moving in on sunday and show you the complete can forecast in about nine minutes. for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. martial arts is my passion

this is still not bad along the shoreline with the numbers on the cool side, but very pleasant on the east bay. nevertheless, the clouds will cool up in the afternoon. the numbers are down to 68 in petaluma and novato, so sorry about that. unless you want to go there, you've got 92. extended forecast looks the same with the first alert weather days. for the rest of the bay area, it will hold true as well. north bay san jose, a chance for that shower and thunderstorms, tomorrow and tuesday. then we'll begin to clear it up into the end of the week as we get into wednesday and thursday. and andria doesn't look bad at all. have a great week ahead. >> thank you, brian. >>> there is sad news tonight for giants fans. former manager, roger craig, has died. he helped turn the team around after years of losing. vern glenn gives us a look back at his life and career. >> reporter: a sad good-bye to roger craig who passed away today at the age of 93. a baseball lifer and lovable for eight seasons in san francisco. >> i feel good. >> reporter: gray red them to the world series and trails only bruce

nothing on the shoreline. no waiters on the mud flats. about a decade after this is built there's nor revegetation hardly anything is come back in number at our us is the flood plain of the river that's creating all those wetlands because here. by design there will be any i think you're not going to happen at which sought help and all the vegetation that grows on the whole iris valley will look like this. because logically dead. everywhere you go. around the world this fine balance between development. what's needed to solutions that benefit both populations and- china has some reason to feel hopeful in his efforts to win protected status for the hours the wetlands. in two thousand nine with data provided by him and his team mate creature seventy is north of paris. was designated a ramsar wetlands giving it international recognition as being of global importance. i can see hundreds. hundreds reading yeah can i can search by the kids. who see the cranes yet got them in there some ducks in there these to predict lakes. are dealing in going

upper 70's around the bay shoreline. low 60's on the coast.ll get that kind of warm for the weekend but we will get a steady progression of temperatures inching upward and more sunshine in our afternoon. more sunshine in our afternoon. dan: thank i used to wait to run my dishwasher 'til it was super full. now, i dish differently. i run it daily. weekdays... weekends... sometimes after a big snack. you might think that's wasteful, but it's not. 'cause even half loads use 80% less water than handwashing. saving up to $130 a year on utilities. and with cascade platinum plus, you just... scrape. load. done. so next time you're waiting to run it, just run it. dare to dish differently. dan: san jose kicked off the first of a 10 rate -- week run of light -- night markets. ♪ >> ♪ i'm not looking for a sign ♪ dan: the weekly night market also has a bunch of good food, local vendors, and interactive art. like we mentioned last night, you can pop into nearby art galleries for free now. the night markets are at the -- at south first market street and east

upper 60's and lower 70's around the bay shoreline. inland close to 80 degrees. show you those numbers. jobina: we are going to move past this and i want to get to the map and zoom into bay point because we are following a crash on westbound four. you are at 70 miles -- 17 miles per hour and the drivetime from antioch to concord has increased 29 minutes. our live camera, san mateo bridge, if your draft -- traveling westbound towards the peninsula, things are busy but things are moving a little lower than the limit. it is slow on another bridge. reggie. reggie: one east bay city is trying something new to crackdown on illegal fireworks. the city of livermore is looking to shut down fireworks at fourth of july parties. gloria rodrÍguez is in the root -- the newsroom with that. gloria: all fireworks are illegal in livermore. a police department spokesperson says it has been hard to enforce because officers have to see someone setting off a firework. the new fireworks ordinance will change that just in time for the fourth of july holiday. the candy -- city council app