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court at the community center were refurbished in partnership with the warriors and the good tidings foundation. >> it has been a very warm week across the entire bay area. dry weather pattern as well. day two of records out there. take a look at the records. you can see sfo moderate. look at the one that stands out. that santa cruz record is 83 degrees. wrecking the old one setback this day in 1900. pretty impressive. lots of 80s across the board. here san francisco, 79. san jose, 82. most area of a touch cooler than yesterday. still warm. pretty humid out there as well. all the moisture moving in from the pacific. lots of high clouds coming up. as become closer, we have partly cloudy skies. we will hold onto cloud cover first thing tomorrow morning. current numbers, checking 50s and 60s out there. very mild for the 11:00 our toward san francisco. it is 63, san jose 67. he is our life camera. -- here is our life camera. this is the high clouds:moving in for tonight and tomorrow morning. that is in the forecast for saturday morning. overnight lows will be in the 50s to start out the day. that i

the team along with pg and e and good tidings foundation contributed to refurbishing the court.e married his wife at the chinatown court community center back in 1980. >>> san francisco police say they've arrested a man with a special affection for bart simpson. images of the cartoon character suddenly appearing on tuesday night. buildings and bus stops, all along jackson street, officers and witnesses spotted the suspects. police arrested 27-year-old tyler ross on felony vandalism charges and say he was carrying markers, spray cans, and a bart simpson's keychain. >>> someone could become the lucky winner of a half $1 billion mega millions jackpot. the winnings total $521 million. that is the fourth largest prize in mega millions history. the drawing is tonight at 8:00 p.m. if you want a chance to win hurry and grab a ticket.>>> you got to do weather before we go into the weekend. >> someone else could have the principal i will take the interest and live like a king. 70s outside what a comfortable friday evening. you are not going to win the lottery most likely but you could enj

good tidings foundation as well as pge, to refurbish the court and gymnasium. >> new move by the trump administration could challenge california's ambitious clean energy goals. the trump administration expected to announce roll backs of obama era fuel efficiency standards. standards sought to have cars to get five, 55 miles per gallon by 2025. trump's epa director, scott peruette expected to weaken standards significantly. environmentalists are worried california congressman says the changes may not apply to our state. >> but i believe california has ate law that allows us to maintain our own standard here in california. leading the nation. the world. making tomorrow's cars in california. look trick cars. some are urging the epa director to revoke the waiver that allows california to the set its own rules. >>> up next at 6:00. keeping up the neighbors. the reason people living next to bay area refinery had a rough night's sleep. plus. >> i was happy. a lot of crying. a lot of, hollering. and you know i was happy. >> a u.s. army veteran, deported years ago, learns he will become a u.s.

at the community center were refurbished in partnership with the warriors, pg&e and the good tidings foundation. >>> still ahead tonight, officers found a lot more than they expected when they chased a stolen vehicle. >> there's two other complete thefts. there's eight more tires and wheels inside the car and we don't know who they belong to. >> coming up next, how tracking down a tire thief turned into a close call for one east bay police officer. >> and it's been a rough road for tesla over the past week or so. a big drop in the stock market, a deadly crash and now a recall. a look at what's going on with the bay area company. >>> police say a tire thief was caught redhanded in san leandro today but not before an officer narrowly missed getting hit by the suspect's suv. our crime reporter henry lee joins us live from the san leandro police department with more. >> reporter: the suspect was busted when the suv he stole was crashed. that was the same vehicle they were looking for in two earlier tire thefts. this is the stolen suv mercedes that crashed after two people were caught stealing tires

it was made possible at donations, pg&e, and the good tiding foundation. >> this court is for you guys. i want to tell you stars born on these kinds of courts. and obviously we will see you playing in the nba, et cetera. >>> providing inspiration there. mayor lee's widow anita was on hand for the festivities. >>> happening today, a reopening celebration for a playground san francisco that was burned down last year. vandals torched the play structure last june. ed lee helped secure funding the rebuild that playground. the celebration starts at 10:00 this morning at the park on bowling green drive. >>> 5:42 is the time. meteorologist lisa argen tracking the forecast for news it was warm yesterday. plenty of youts out there. this morning a full moon from "gma." 56 degrees. mild start to your weekend. we are looking at a few degrees cooling today in san jose. lots of the santa clara valley will reach near 80. much of the cooling at the shoreline. while' detail that and talk about when rain returns in our seven-day outlook. >> that looks like a skoo enfrom twilight. >>> also ahead, the gian

court at the community center were refurbished in partnership with the warriors, pg&e and good tidings foundationin we talked about great memories with ed lee. >>> it's 5:54. if you drink could haveo a judge ruled you need to be warnedabout the cancer risk of coffee but the industry is fighting back. the ruling on wednesday says coffee roast verse not proved that the threat from a chemical in coffee is insignificant. the proposed ruling comes after a nonprofit sued under prop 65 which is a state law requiring warnings on cancer causing chemicals. however some of the coffee lovers we talked to said a label won't make a difference. >> don't think it would deter me because i feel like there's so many things that have cancer warnings today and like it could be really insignificant. >> now the cancer causing chemical that is debated is called acrylamide. the industry claims it is at harmless levels and naturally occurs in the cooking process to add flavor to coffee. almost half of the 90 defendants settled already and agreed to post warnings, the national coffee association may take further legal acti

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foundation. you can see debris on the streets which makes it almost impassable at times. add that to the fact high tide could be coming back again. luckily we're not dealing with heavy rains but there will be a lot of surveying of damage over the next 24 hours. >> just a few more hours expect that tide to come through. in quincy, we appreciate it, thank you. >>> the storm is so severe more than 3,000 flights have been canceled and that's so far. am track forced to cancel its service but should resume later this morning. >> we do have images we want to share with you of what the storm has done. look at this. don't expect it to be quite that bad when it hits again but it is going to hit again. the storm surge there colliding with high tide causing more of a mess throughout this morning you expect. look at the flooding in boston. parts of that city are just, as you see, under water. then we've got a kayaker paddling down waterlogged boston street. somebody thinks, you know what, i'm going to make the best of it, apparently. >> they do. >> the national guard had to rescue 50 people from their homes in near