lemonis: this is travis. travis: hi, anna. anna: hi, travis. nice to meet you. meet you. lemonis: i want to change the entire look of the place to create a new concept. since this is the first time that farrell's and sweet pete's are going to be combined into one location, i want to give it a brand new look, and i want to make sure that there are different elements from both brands that are combined, so i'm bringing in anna from pacific hospitality. it's a business i invested in in 2016. she's helped me with designs in the past, and i thought she could really help with this one. anna: you know, i was thinking about the wallpaper, maybe replacing that. more like a chalkboard type of wallpaper that has all the farrell's memorabilia sketched in. obviously new seating, for sure. definitely the lighting. i love some of these. i think we can still use them again throughout the restaurant. lemonis: so you're intermix? anna: yeah. lemonis: while the team works on design, i've authorized them to start demolition. ♪ this will be the first location, a prototype, of having

-travis: yeah. -lemonis: big pay cut. travis: big pay cut.avis really believes in what farrell's is doing, and he's got a good grasp on what's wrong and what needs to be fixed. i really was impressed with him. let's go see what this food looks like. ♪ if you look at the presentation... travis: it's boring. lemonis: i mean, this plate is too small for this setup. travis: to me, we're just not competitive. -it's loud. -lemonis: too loud. [ siren wails ] travis: and, you know, it's -- it's hard to compete. lemonis: it's cute once, and it's happening -every five minutes. -travis: yeah. lemonis: do people complain about it? travis: they just don't come back. lemonis: somebody needs to tell these team members that are singing that it's not a tryout for a musical. if i make a deal here, the volume of the music's going down. you know what i thought we could do -- if all of us, including paul and sandy, -can go in the other room... -mike: sure. lemonis: ...and just go over financials. -mike: absolutely. -woman: e.j., party of three! e.j.! lemonis: let

thank you so much, travis. so, i'd like to -- ron bruno, turn it over to you and maybe threading to two things we have heard about so far. ron's comment about that brand new young cop on the beat, who just doesn't have the training she might need, and second of all, continued thoughts on that great question about divert to what. so maybe talk about best practices of cit as well as any other ideas about how to think about models that promote alternative pathways. >> absolutely. i appreciate the opportunity to talk. cit is a passion of mine and the program has been misunderstood by many. in fact, a lot of police administrators look at cit and call it crisis enter enter generalization training, not crisis intervention team. check, check, i feel like rhyme in a rock band. can you hear me now? all right. so let's talk about cit. city is an annual principal guided by a set of core elements and through agencies that have kind of diverted from fidelity to the cit model where there's been doj and u.s. investigations and

>> travis allen. if you are a conservative trump guy, travis allen told the last night he is his high -- his guy. he doesn't want benefits for illegal immigrants, once the wall. he is a trump republican. >> but when it becomes between -- when it comes between allen and cox, neither of whom got their party's endorsement if this was between them, who looked more solid? >> i don't know but each played their role. everybody came out and did what they usually do. that's what they did. what you saw last night is what these guys have been doing on the road for the last six or seven months. nobody was out of character last night. >> i think we so right down the middle when it comes to immigration, republicans and democrats on one side. is that the one issue come june 5 that when voters go to the polls, they will vote for in terms of which candidate is which or is it another issue that came up during the debate? >> the democrats all agree on issues and the republicans all agree, there is not enough nuance betw

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a clinical psychiatrist at travis air force is >>> thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> a clinical psychologist accused of sexually abusing female wrestlers he was treating for sexual assault. their psychiatrists preyed on them instead of helping them. he was ordered to stand trial. live at the travis air force base with a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: we got ahold of these court documents and they allege that he sexually assaulted a number of victims. it says he was a contract psychiatrist at travis air force base. between dates of 2013 and 2016. the documents allege he was primarily assigned to see military veterans, many of whom suffered from various forms of ptsd post deployment. his clients including victims whom he had been victims of sexual assaults themselves. during their deployment. one person coming forward in 20 final reporting to the solano county da that she was seeing him for sexual assault. the document says he treated her for exposure therapy. she explained exposure therapy was supposed to help her deal with

so with that, i'll introduce travis. >> i'm travis bach, chief financial officer for sf mta. in her nine years or nearly nine years with the agency, ann's spent her time on a number of initiatives including planning projects like our prior strategic plan, participating in connectsf and also playing a critical role in the board shops that happen every year. but really while those accomplishments are so plentiful, today i want to focus on her leadership role and driving force in our agency strategic plan. as you know, development of the plan was no small task. it requires extensive planning work with management and staff across the agency, coordination with external stakeholders and serious follow through. i can't imagine anyone better for a planning project this like ann given the planning required. equally important to the process, ann ease unique in that she excelled in explaining things at the high level, while having the solid pragmatic and management skills to get things done. she gets things done, and she's a great part of our team, and it's my pleasure to award this to

>> travis had just been born, and he told me i needed to watch valerie and travis very closely. my dad was not afraid of anything. >> on march 16, 1988, in l.a. just around dawn, mickey thompson is walking to his car with his wife, trudy, when two men on bicycles approach. >> they had trudy out of the car in the front of the driveway and executed her, and then they went up, and they shot mickey multiple times. mickey and trudy die on the scene. that morning, danny gets a call telling him to head to his dad's house right away. >> police were already there doing the investigation, so his dad just kind of laid in the driveway. his hero, the man that he saw as unbeatable, undefeatable, that changed everything for him that day. >> how could somebody that's invincible be gone? >> police believe michael goodwin contracted the hit in an act of revenge, but it takes more than a decade to arrest him. >> michael goodwin stood as jurors walked into the pasadena courtroom. >> goodwin is found guilty and sentenced to life in prison. >> it was 18 years till they finally put the guy in jail. >>

reporter: the debate was mostly civil, but the candidates were not afraid to go on the attack, like when travis allen went after lieutenant governor, gavin newsom, over his affair with an aide, also the wife of his campaign manager. >> if you can't trust gavin with his boast friend's wife, how can you trust him -- with his best friend's wife, how can you trust him with your state?

he so much, travis. ron, i would like to turn it over to you and maybe thread together two things we have heard about some are. ron's comment about that brand-new young cop on the beat just doesn't have the training she might need, and second of all, continued thoughts on that great question about, divert to what? you can maybe talk about best practices of cit as well as any other ideas about how do we think about models that promote alternative pathways. >> i appreciate the opportunity to speak. cit is a passion of mine. the program has been misunderstood by many. a lot of police administrators look at cit and call it crisis intervention training, and not crisis intervention team. can you hear me now? so let's talk about cit. guided bygram that's set of core elements. through agencies that have diverted from fidelity to the cit model, where there's minty oj and u.s. investigations and they put out the report, finding that stepping away from fidelity higher uses lead to of force in certain situations. wh

he was employed by david grant medical center at travis air force base in fairfield from 2013 to 2016. the document states the defendant was assigned to see military veterans, many of them suffering from various forms of ptsd and others victims of sexual assault. during their deployment. one client who was the victim of a sexual assault while enlisted says summer insisted she undergo exposure therapy. court documents state, quote, she explained that exposure therapy, according to the defendant, was supposed to help her deal with her sexual trauma. the defendant had convinced her if she did not participate in exposure therapy with the defendant, she would likely commit suicide within the coming year. the victims claimed summer convinced them to have sex with him on several occasions. one client saying she was told to relive her trauma of being sexually assaulted while deployed in afghanistan by having sex with him so he could show her a normal sexual experience. he's also accused of assaulting his niece while she lived under his roof in another state. in fairfield, cheryl hurd, nbc bay

yes, travis if you can offer some thought. i'll let each of you make some final comments. >> thing you do when you don't have a lot of resources in one of an estate inventory of what resources do have. and here is why. we come back to the question of divert to what you do if you don't know what there is to divert to come you may be wasting resources you are creating on reinventing something you are to have. they don't want duplicates of resource can assume that first map inventory. here is why. every community fails when the answer to the question to give people haul. it's never acceptable that jail is the place to go to get help. here is why. i want you to think about a person who is pretty average in terms of when i get caught out in a crisis response call. this may be a male who's been dealing with schizophrenia and stimuli and has had for many years. you may also be self-medicating excessively with alcohol to try to combat some of the stimuli that he's got competing with them. he may be on a medication that's impacting his

>> well you just mention the political outsider, if anyone is outsider it is travis allen, i am most conservative voice, fought every step of way since 2012 for all we value in california, rule of law, getting tough on crime, stopping tax increase, and enforcing federal immigration law, and not surprising you got a lot of calls we have over 40,000 volunteers across southern california. on nic facebook. and for one simple reason, we're talking about thing that matter most to california, with real solutions to fix them, i am cono knowly candidate in race with a five point plan to take back california. charles: before that, and all rest of talking points, i want to say with all due respect, right now cox is leading in polls, and one of our guests, san francisco attorney har -- dylan said it would be wise for you to step out, you will cannibalize each other and mitigate opportunity for either one, if he has momentum would greater thing to be get a republican in position to win or you to fight a losing battle. >> best thing to get a republican that can win as you said, dylan is same one t

then comes john chang and travis allen right behind them. travis is on the phone with us.. sir, you are in fifth place. if you were to drop out, that would give a great deal of support to john cox who could be one of the top two so you would have a republican in the final race. why don't you drop out? >> john cox from chicago, he's a failed politician that lost the race even the county clerk recorder's race when you run in illinois would love that. i gotta tell you, what you're looking at right there stewart is false news. this is completely fake. it's a poll from the other new york times. it only surveyed 800 californians of which only 517 were likely voters. at the spread the polling sample was from april 18 to may 18. it was a 30 day poll. these numbers are complete garbage. our internal polling actually shows us one point up in a strong second-place productivity what you are seeing right there does not reflect reality. much like an 2013 when hillary thought she had the presidential race. >> i know you are a chump guy. that could be a liability with many california vote

villaraigosa, john chiang will be here, along with the superintendent delaine eastin, john cox and travis allen. we have some video from this afternoon of some of the candidates showing up. one is mr. villaraigosa. also, we have john chiang and delaine eastin. it is a very interesting race. john cox coming in is a republican, with antonio villaraigosa. i asked the moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd, what can we expect from the candidates who are chasing gavin newsom? >> it's a fight for that second shot. it is an interesting choice. do you go after each other? and avoid this? which perhaps only strengthens him or do you risk the knocking yourself out? >> reporter: we were up on the stage a short while ago. it appears gavin newsom and antonio villaraigosa will be standing right next to each on the far right side of the stage. newsom is the front-runner. and villaraigosa will be battling for his political life. they'll be right next to each other. if fireworks start, they'll be shoulder to shoulder. it should be an exciting night. >> we'll certainly be watching. that's for sure. sam,

it came from the republican travis allen and the democrat chunk. on stage, the four democrats in the two republicans have one month to go, new some is the front runner focusing his fire at the republicans and donald trump. >> it is incumbent upon the next governor to stand up and stand tall. >> reporter: he surged to 2nd and he says that he supports a board wall. >> we have wasted billions of dollars on this job, it is gone the minute i am governor. >> reporter: and then travis allen is repealing republican votes. >> we have the worst in the nation poverty and homelessness it is time that california takes carol -- takes care of teleports. >> we must secure our orders, i am the only person standing on stage that is an advocate for our orders. >> i have four kids. >> reporter: the other democrats said that they support the sanctuary state status and chung criticized new some. >> i stood up to president trump when he wanted to repeal obama care. i voted against offshore oil drilling. >> reporter: it is inappropriate for any boss in any business, or an

your sing gusts to 30 out to travis. 50s on the thames, one

out to the delta there have been gusts to 31 in travis. 50s for temperatures in every reporting station. everyone says cloudy. if you 40s, but there is a lot of 50s in here. it will be a cooler day. this system will be with us thursday, friday and saturday and then it looks warmer sunday and monday. 50s, 60s and low 70s. good morning, sir. >> good morning to you, steve. happy tuesday. it doesn't have the same ring as friday, but we are getting there. >>> there is a lot of fog out there. this morning i noticed some drizzle on the way in. as we look at 580 at 205 we had a problem earlier but no slow traffic. traffic looks good from tracy to livermore so far. livermore to castro valley is a breeze, no pun intended. traffic is moving along pretty well. this is interstate 880 in oakland. it is a nice-looking drive in both directions. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light. the fog that steve talked about, you can barely see san francisco. you can see one headlight going through. that is what you are dealing with today. >>> we are starting in hayward with developing news. a po

heath summer work at travis as a contract employee. he was immediately suspended when the allegations first came out in 2015. some of the alleged victims are active military personnel. they suffer from ptsd. prosecutors claim dr. sommer persuaded the patients to have sex with him and called it exposure therapy. the alleged abuse happened between 2010 and 2016. the da's office called dr. sommer's actions a calculated abuse of power. >>> a murder suspect has been returned to the united states from mexico. 31-year-old joseph miller was arrested last week for the murder of a san jose resident in 2016. they say miller was identified as the suspect last year and a warrant was obtained for his arrest after they learned he was in mexico. he is currently in texas to be handed over to authorities in san jose. >> it is illegal to charcoal grill in the park. >> are you sure it is because you don't want certain people here? >> a controversy between women at lake merritt. the women called oakland police to report the man who they say were using a ba

we have a due west wind gusting at 30 in travis. sacramento is cooler, 50 on the temps. every reporting station says cloudy. we are stuck, occidental 53, low clouds and fog with afternoon thunderstorms over the sierra. we will set the stage for what could be rain here by friday morning or late thursday. 50s and 60s for most temps. but that in your weather pipe and smoke it. nice job yesterday at salesforce, that looked really nice. >> thank you. i enjoyed that. we cannot see the salesforce tower because it is too foggy. let's look at what we have now with the commute on 580 westbound and the livermore area. getting in from tracy is already slow. we have some construction delays. we already have some slow traffic as you drive through. this is an early slowdown, it is kind of surprising, but not really when they have lanes blocked because of road work. we have traffic that is busy from livermore to dublin and over to castro valley but it is not stop and go. it is light travel on 880 north and southbound in front of oracle arena heading up to downtown oakland at the bay bri

travis can do better than that. travis has been 26-36. you can see the wind flow. all coming in on short. you go out towards the delta fairfield, 26, best of 36. west southwest, megaville. it is set up to be a date were only in the low to mid 70s inland. it won't be that warm unless you're getting away from any fog or seabreeze. we will get a quick warm-up. very low 80s in the and. saturday looks nice. slightly cooler than -- much cooler. system comes in on sunday. there's really no sign of any warm-up here. it's been talk of a ridge of high pressure building and. it's not happening here. really not here. we have a lot of fog and the water temps are very cold. unseasonably cool strong system left temperatures on the desert in the mid-70s yesterday. and now it's kicked out and the severe weather is big time from oklahoma all the way up into missouri and also illinois. 42. 49 san rafael. 53 sunnyvale. most locations reporting cloudy to mostly cloudy as the low cloud deck muchas in an. it's made a good push already. 53 cupertino. serda, and also santa clara. 40 santa

and travis allen is a bootstraps type candidate.here's a sense that cox has it locked up more among some people. i don't think it's -- i think it's wide open for number two. and it could be a democrat still. we don't know. >>here's a big ad push for charter schools for villaregosa. >> there will be a poll out this coming week and wwill see if it shifted. you have to take the polls with a grain of salit not the science it was a few years ago, so many people have cell phoness and ther internet polling. so, i think there's less confidence actually in how l accurate the are. you do see variation from poll to poll>> o your point about the independent of course pen which you are -- independent expenditures, we are seeing more coming in from the labor constituents, so, we are seeing the reports come in, andhe money come in, in the next few weeksrnthat money will in to a huge blitz of ads. >> and john cox is spen iago on the spending a lot of his own money. >> it's really a free for all. weheave an open primary, the top two candidate s rega

go to truth against travis. this is what politicians do. >> maybe if you learned how to use the internet, you would understand. >> i got my message across. >> i felt like i got pretty good rounds in. >> i thought i did great. how did you do? did you have fun watching? >> reporter: newsom refused to be a part of the post-debate press conference, but that didn't stop the other candidates from going after him. >> the former mayor, now lieutenant governor takes credit for the health care in san francisco and the early childhood. but guess what, those are both initiatives. and he is endorsing me. >> reporter: he tweets and talks, but we need people who actually come up with concrete plans. >> reporter: this is probably the last time we'll see all six candidates on stage together. gavin newsom has skipped several of these debates, not likely to participate in another primary debate. in san jose, melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> tonight's debate started with a moment of silence for a man who once held the office at stake. for

to them, and we're seeking help. >> she is a sexual assault survivor and says she went to see the travis air force base doctor for a ptsd panic attack in 2015. instead of addressing her anxiety, she says summer had something else on his mind. >> he just wanted to talk about sex. he wanted me to talk about my personal sexual experiences. >> reporter: she says she ran out of summer's office, but prosecutors say three other patients endured so much more. court documents say summer made them engage in exposure therapy, insisting they reenact the victim's sexual trauma with him. the alleged vick tetims came fod to police. >> had they not come forward, who knows who the next victim would have been. >> reporter: she is grateful things didn't go further in her case. she says she is proud of the women who found the courage to tell their stories and hold summer accountable. in solano county, jodi hernandez, "nbc bay area news." >>> thanks. the part of airport security people rarely see. a look at the fso holding cell one traveler claims he was detained and tortured in. plus -- so is that healing o

. >> look, one thing i'm going to do is push back against john cox, travis allen and donald trump and trumpism. >> reporter: the six most popular candidates for governor of california had one minute or less to tear into the issues central to the lives of californians every minute of the day. one of the most pressing to the wallet, affordable housing. >> the goal is 3.5 million units of housing. we didn't invent it. mckenzie did. that's what this state needs. >> the politicians here have driven up the cost with impact fees, regulations, litigation, the delay. >> i think it's important we don't do what gavin and antonio did in regard to criminalizing the homelessness. >> reporter: from washington to california, immigration also at issue during tuesday night's debate as nbc political director and debate moderator chuck todd put it, who should stay and who should go in. >> central american migrants who are fleeing violence should be welcomed snuinto the state of california. >> we must enforce federal immigration law. >> i support what president trump is doing. >> the wall is a monument to

travis was killed by a while sag his group. >> here president of travis manyan foundation.ence what this is about and howp you hope they spend this holiday. >> yes. for us, i hope that everybody spends it with family and friends. i hope that everybody has an enjoyable weekend. i always say that i hope that people understand that they take a few minutes to recognize what memorial day si signify to this country and that we are enjoying ourselves because of the sacrifices that these men and women made. >> tell us why ryan was so special to you and everybody. >> he was my brother and best friend. but travis said something before leaving for his seconddy employment to iraq. and my husband asked him why he had to go back and he said five words, it's not me, then who. and those five words have become a movement throughout this entire country. and i think it resonates. not just with the men and women who serve, they're all examples of this idea of living this ideal but also being able to pass it down to the next generation. >> the foundation participated in a lot of races and honor

one last piece, the travis county project and it is not an open source project. it is up to san francisco to lead in this matter. thanks for your medication to democracy. >> few we will hear next from susan and -- [calling of speakers] >> i am co-chair of the task force and author of a senior software consultant. i have been working on open source systems promoting them since 2005. when i learned that the people system was programmed by somebody with 23 convictions for embezzlement, let that sink in. programming the elections system an embezzler. and open source is best way to deal with this by allowing us to look at his keyed. and that's when i got into it and r when i realize we need to get open source. this is not about san francisco getting a better election system or cheaper election system, which it will. this is not just about california safing hundreds of millions of dollars on elections system, which it will. this is about the country. this is object our democracy. we need to know that elections in virginia and michigan and pennsylvania and alabama all o

by building this project in potions, which is what travis county did not try to do. they abandoned their project because they got rfp submissions for what they tried to commission but not all of them. they threw in the towel. we can build a vote by mail system first. i wanted to mention, as some commenters have mentioned before me, there are already open source election related systems in production in other states, new hampshire has a system called prime three they use. and colorado had a system built this last year called colorado to outsidity their elections. we already have software for voting for making ballots and we have it for auditing elections. we need the missing middle. that's what i urge san francisco to build. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. my name is mary ryan. i'm a san francisco native and a volunteer with the california clean money campaign. i want to thank you for taking the time this morning to hear about this urgent issue, central to our democracy and he urge you to fully -- i urge you to fully fund an open source paper ballot v

been up to about 30, 36 miles per hour out of travis. even the napa airport is due west at 12. 50s on the temps. a lot of 40s and 50s. and a deep fog bank going no time soon except for retreating back to the coast. 60s and mainly low 70s inland. unless you're really far away from the coast. something new? >> no. we're watching things, steve. 680, the crash we had at sunol boulevard is clear but it did its damage on 680. we will start on the freeway there out of the dublin interchange. the speeds are slow driving southbound on 680. this might catch your attention as you drive. 11 miles per hour. traffic is slow. some people are on highway 84 trying to get out of livermore. at the very least the accident has cleared. we're hoping to see improvement here. on the nimitz freeway, traffic will be slow in hayward and fremont heading down to union city. you can see traffic on highway 4 is also slow this morning. again, comparing it to what we had yesterday in the region, a lot of people will say at least this is normal. bay bridge is backed up f

the waffle house massacre as suspect travis reinking gets ready to appear in court. and officials saying dispatchers first sent police to the wrong nashville location. so what happened? >>> ship wreck, the nightmare scene on the carnival cruise ship called "the dream." water pouring from the ceiling. looking like a scene out of "titanic." the true springing into action. the company's explanation this morning. >>> and buzzer batter. with time running out in the cavs' playoff game against the raptors, it's lebron james to the rescue. can cleveland seal the deal tomorrow night? >> it's a humble pounding of the chest for lebron james. we're going to dig into that a little bit. good morning, everybody. we're going to get right to our top story this morning. the unfolding disaster on hawaii's big island that could get even worse. officials announced overnight that they are bracing for volcanic eruptions, which means this could last for weeks. >> yeah, look at this new aerial footage of lava flowing into electrical lines that then explode. this lava has left a path of destr

and so with that, we started the travis manion foundation to continue not just travis' legacy but the have a couple of vets in our audience doing some great work with your foundation. vincent ruiz and we have wl price an vincent, you left the army in 2014 and say the foundation helped you ingratiate back into being a sievian. how so. >> part of my transformation, i deployed twice to iraq and afghanistan and fond memories of those experiences but had to ask myself what does it mean to be a veteran, how will i serve my community and what is my next mission so after meeting folks from the foundation in 2015, we talked about things like integrity, responsibility, courage and how do we do those things and do those things every time we engage in the community. recognize our gold star families and highlight what is character and what does it look like and how do we share thosed? s and concepts. >> will price for you, you lost a dear friend in afghanistan and now you're carrying out acts of service in his name. >> uh-huh. my squad leader was killed in afghanistan, through his family i linked

travis: it is what they actively did.ients in terms of all of the things they were saying and information they were putting into the market about the opioids. properties of our complaint is 100 pages long so i don't expect viewers to dive into everything, but it walks you through the story of the epidemic and the steps the company's actively took -- companies actively took. they included creating independent groups that were actually funded by drug companies disseminating false information saying opioids weren't addicted. a have known for more than century that opioids are incredibly addictive and should only be used in closely monitored situations. instead, we saw prescriptions spiking. effects, notter only including health care costs, the subject of our suit, but the effect on the labor market. i want to skip to damages for a moment. that goes to the question, what effect this has had not just on people, but the economy and workforce overall. how are you measuring damages? are in fivesuits different states filed on beha

in second place, john cox at 17% and republican travis allen with 12%. it doesn't look good for antonio the former mayor of los angeles has slipped to 8% behind the state treasurer. >>> -- and lastly, newsom fired up new ads. he says he hopes to face off with a republican in november. so we asked the former mayor about why he is slamming his democratic rivals while supporters are promoting a republican in the race. >> i think that it is and i must win. in the only would i can win is to make sure i. my opponent. he's trying for his people to make sure that he has the softest opponent. the softest up hit -- and the softest opponent will be cox. >> right. so if he is on the november ballot that increases a republican turnout which makes it harder for democrats to flip congressional seats. so some democrats are saying it's wrong. we need to depress republican turnout. >> and don't forget it's not unusual for him to do his own thing. it was 2004 when feinstein was criticizing saying you know you're going to kill the democratic party with gay marriage. >> righ

look at fairfield, travis airport space. -- travis air force base. and a calm wind in san jose. here's the thing. the big picture of this area of high pressure is building in, stable weather pattern. it's a nice environment for the fog to set up. some fog today. we will hold onto that into the afternoon hours. this weekend, especially for saturday, a little bit of a bump in the numbers. inland neighborhoods near 80 degrees. the beach as not warmed up too much, mainly in the low 60s all weekend long. looks like saturday will be the warmest day of the upcoming weekend. temperaturess this afternoon, 59 degrees. we trimmed back a little bit on the temperatures. it's lingering into the early portion of the afternoon. more sunshine out toward concord, antioch, and brentwood. partly cloudy sky's around the bay. still some overcast through the immediate coastline. san jose, 69. gilroy, 72 degrees. half moon bay, lots of cloud cover in the upper 50s right around 58. here's a look at your five-day forecast. patchy clouds for today. clearing skies, a little bit of a bump in the numbers for

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. >> their guests at travis at 30. it is pretty blustery for some. >>> there is a very cool pattern in place for this time of year for us. it is just amazingly cool. last year at this time, it was pretty hot. not this year. fog, drizzle, cool and breezy. it depends on the location and at the fog burns back for some, others it will not burn off at all. that tells you this is a big push. more thunderstorm activity will pop up again over the sierra, northeast california and maybe the norther sacramento valley. another system is dropping in. this will keep the steam going right along. it is picking up the fog bank and giving us a lot of drizzle. there will be some thunder shower activity friday and saturday in the mountains, maybe even here as well. there could be some really significant storms, not widespread but there will be big boomers. 50s for your temps, that will not change at all. 53 in gilroy, 52 in santa cruz. a little warmer toward saratoga. scotts valley is 51. low clouds and fog are keeping temperatures down a

and republican state assemblyman travis allen rounds out the top 4. but there were fans of other candidates also in the house.i really thought that eastin came out ahead. i didn't know much about her before.immigration was another big topic. all the democrats in the race for governor are against building a wall on the border of mexico. sotsotjohn cox, who supports building a wall, along with travis allen want to reverse california's sanctauary state laws. sotsot character and morality were also brought up.some of the candidates affairs and transgressions were addressed. there were guests here tonight that were undecided, but after the debate, they're certain who they'll be voting for in june 5th's primaries.reporting from san jose ... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (pam)a live look outside tonight(ken)lawrence is here with the forecast lawrence karnow: there lawrence kron 4 news.... ali reid ... kron 4 news. (pam)a live look outside tonight(ken) lawrence is (ken)lawrence is here with the forecast lawrence karnow: there were a few more clouds moving across