they managed to shut down a key fuel pipeline leading to massive shores just a gas station on the us coast. the ransom recovery, if a rab positive outcome for a victim of the growing number of ransomware, it's not on businesses around the world. i don't know. let's cross to financial corresponds in frank that chelsea delaney, so in this case, colonial pipeline managed to get some of that money back. what sort of message does that send leading creasing lee violent hackers? well the message, the sense is that yes, ransomware attackers have gotten more aggressive, but so as law enforcement, the deputy attorney general, the u. s. described because turning the tables on the hackers for colonial pipeline . and in the past, there was a dia that bitcoin ransom was basically lost to the world. it was so complicated to track down a lot of a lot of the bit when payments are, are quite anonymous, they're highly encrypted. so there's a reason why cyber attackers have been using that coin, but long for that now is also getting more aggressive. they put together a task force in the us, and they were able

they use coast to significant percentage of this country's population. in fact, they are in the majority and a lot of things, a lot of what happens in this country depends on the use. if they can harness the energy of the young people in ivory coast towards reconciliation. that will be an important step. excluding them could be dangerous because this is a country despite it coco resources, despite its growth in terms of the economy is still having difficulties with unemployment. it may infrastructure investment in education. it's investment in health care and government finds a way of engaging beef individuals in the process. it will be a very, very difficult road, too. renewer application on reconciliation and this you can yeah. again, sounds of gunfire or even got been fired. i've called gather there, maybe things like getting a bit unruly out there. but again, as we were saying that you would constitute significant majority in this country and you be government can 100 best including mister bubble can room in military supporters of the opposition. and

temperatures and much of british columbia. soaring past 46 degrees celsius. further south on the us, west coast. seattle registered its 2nd consecutive day of record temperatures. experts warn such extreme weather is likely to become more common due to climate change. rescue workers have recovered another body from the sides of the collapse apartment building near miami, bringing the confirmed, told 211, some 150 people are still missing. inspections have been ordered for all nearby high rise buildings. more than 40 years old, nato and ukraine had begun, major naval exercises in the black sea. the u. s. and kia are leading the 2 week drills involving more than 30 countries. the alliances are intended to showcase its commitment to diff, to collective defense, russia annex the crimean peninsula in 2014, and sees the exercise as a provocation. seabreeze is a major exercise involving thousands of soldiers and thousands of ships and war plains. its opening ceremony was held in the ukrainian port city of odessa tensions between kiev in moscow. right now the u. s. and such the other countries want to

us. we are looking at low 60s along the coast. mid to upper 70s to low 80s inland this afternoon. e'll talk about the big heat wave in store for us this week, coming up. >>> a's keep stacking wins and bob melvin keeps climbing the record books. cooper tiafoe native and former star started for royals. bottom 1st, chapman hits a solo shot to left. top of the second, lopez hits a line drive off basset and tried to get the out at home but murphy wasn't at the plate. basset stayed in the game after the play. bottom third, a's up 3-2. olson, 91 miles per hour coming in and 106 going out. holy toledo is right, number 17 for olson. basset allowed ten base runners but held kansas city to two runs. got help here, scooped up the deflection and flipped to 1st. bottom of the fit, tries the off speed this time to olson and same result. another solo blast. olson and chapman combine for five homers, a's take three out of four. >> any time you have chappy and ole at the same time, i don't want to face this line up. >> we joke about it a pretty good bit. when one is hitting, the other never is. it's

last month. fuel supplies along the us east coast was severely disrupted by the cyber attack. witness white as a destiny is up. next one is fees. after that, i have enough clothes don't to host world leaders at the u. k. coastal town for the 2021 g 7, summit corona virus, vaccines and carbon emissions will be high on the agenda. but with roster in china out of the loop, how much progress can be made in tackling the global issues of our time. the g 7 summit on al jazeera this is the up in canada to help you get the job duties. it turned out the need to get the money to put one that i me i just feel like when i get the baggage. mm. mm mm. oh oh i lose. ah ah ah as lisa glad to lose you. sorry i could defending your my my lan in the fat that fast that people don't fool shall lad be black and lead to the lumber food that. 2 for hello me on the with the with the with the the me i guess the the the, the the i said all of our local news the fee in service is ready to book a healthy woman owned where we should be the i the be a good idea to punch a jokey and juggle up digital to too much trou

temperatures the knots of british columbia. sewing past 46 degrees celsius for the south on the us west coast. seattle registered its 2nd consecutive day of regular temperatures. experts warn such extreme weather. it is likely to become more common due to global warming. philippine president rodrigo detaches, says he is open to running for vice president next year. when his current term ends under the constitution, philippine presidents are only allowed a single 6 year term able to run for low of positions, opponents of cold prospect. a joke space for me, a painting by pablo picasso. that was stolen from a greek gallery 9 years ago. has been found in athens. the woman's head, along with another painting by dr. alters pete monthly on, were recovered from a gorge outside the city. a greek man has been arrested in relation to the rising corona. viras cases linked to the delta vary and causing concern in europe. travel around the continent is again limited by restrictions in some places just weeks after measures were eased. in portugal, visitors have been cutting their holidays shores, feeling a

temperatures and much of british columbia. soaring past 46 degrees celsius. further south on the us west coast, seattle registered its 2nd consecutive day of record temperatures. to experts. warren such extreme weather is likely to become more common due to climate change. there's been extreme weather in hong kong to torrential rains, caused landslides and flooding in some parts of the territory. on monday, it was the city's 1st so called black rainstorm of the year, with more than $100.00. 50 millimeters of rain reported in several districts philippine present, rodrigo detach says he is opening. he is open to running for vice president next year when his current term ends under the constitution. philippine presidents are only allowed a single 6 year term, but they are able to run for lower positioning. opponents have called the prospect a joke, and if there is a space for me to france, now we're lawmakers are discussing a bill that would extend fertility treatment to all women, regardless of their marital status and sexual orientation. such treatment is currently limited to heterosexual coupl

people living in new orleans and along parts of the us gulf coast are preparing for the arrival of astorm of the 2021 season and is expected to strengthen over the weekend. some oil companies have already evacuated their offshore platforms off the coast of louisiana. the newest version of boeing's 737 max aircraft has made its first test flight over washington state. the max 10 successfully completed a 2.5—hour flight before landing in seattle. the 737 max was grounded worldwide in march 2019 after two fatal crashes in indonesia and ethiopia. it was cleared to start flying again at the end of last year. roman catholic bishops in the us have voted overwhelmingly to draft a teaching document, addressing whether catholic politicians who support abortion rights, including presidentjoe biden, should be barred from communion. the decision is seen as a direct rebuke to mr biden, and exposes the deep political and cultural divisions within the american church. jamie manson is the president of the advocacy group catholics for choice. she says this was a political action against president bide

people living in new orleans and along parts of the us gulf coast are preparing for the arrival of aseason and is expected to strengthen over the weekend. some oil companies have already evacuated their offshore platforms off the coast of louisiana. the newest version of boeing's 737 max aircraft has made its first test flight over washington state. the max 10 successfully completed a 2.5 hour flight before landing in seattle. the 737 max was grounded worldwide in march 2019 after two fatal crashes in indonesia and ethiopia. it was cleared to start flying again at the end of last year. in florida, closing arguments will be heard on monday in the ronnie 0'neal double murder trial. 0'neal faces the death penalty if convicted. he's accused of shooting dead his partner, murdering their daughter with an axe and stabbing and setting their son alight in 2018. the accused was allowed to confront the boy in court. aruna iyengar has this report. it's unusual for the accused to represent themselves in their own murder trial, but that's what ronnie 0'neal is doing. this week in a florida court h

temperatures in much of british columbia. sewing past 46 degrees celsius for further south on the us west coast. seattle red registered its 2nd consecutive day of re cold temperatures. experts, one such extreme weather is likely to become more common due to global warming. torrential rains in part of southern and west in germany have cause severe flooding in some areas. some villages in the states of the very and hasn't completely submerged emergency services have been responding to accidents and calls for help pumping water out of shops and apartment buildings. rising corona virus case is linked to the delta vary and causing concern in europe. travel around the continent is again limited by restrictions in some places just weeks off. the measures where east and portugal visitors have been cutting short their holidays dealing afresh. press blow to those whose livelihood depend on tourism. this jelly has been operating here in lisbon for more than a 100 years. the shop survived the last major global pandemic. the spanish flew its owner. jose bronco isn't easily shocked, but he is worried to i wa

now parts of the us west coast are also feeling that he to, as we mentioned president biden. we'll be meeting shortly with officials to discuss response efforts that's bringing our white house correspondent, kimberly how get so kimberly joe biden made climate change a central part of his election strategy. what can we expect? what sort of response can we expect to this extreme weather in the west and us? yeah, western us, but also here in washington, d. c. folly, i'm talking to you from our air condition studios in d. c. because my outdoor workspace at the white house is simply unbearable to be working and right now, the temperatures are so high, it's so hot and so humid. so all of the united states is feeling this to a certain extent. but you're right. it is particularly bad in the pacific northwest that like vancouver british columbia and canada is not used to temperatures going above 30 degrees celsius and most cars don't have the air conditioning. most homes don't have air conditioning, so they're really having a lot of trouble. and what we're seeing is that it's not just

more records could be broken in the coming days. bins and martin al jazeera, all parts of the us west coast are also feeling that he says, we mentioned the phrase in biden has been meeting officials to discuss response efforts. live to our white house correspondent, kimberly hawkins in washington. present by made climate change. kimberly essential part of the selection strategy. tell us about what's come out of this meeting with the western states leaders. well, the, the western leaders are looking for action from this government because as you recall, the u. s. president joe biden, when he was campaigning, made bold promises about what his administration was going to do to tackle climate change and the effects of climate change. and so as the western states and into british columbia, canada are experiencing record here. this is starting earlier, it's longer periods of time and it's stronger. there are going to need to be changes and there's going to be in the need for assistance from the federal government. so he's now that he is not only raising the wages for firefighters so that they can

coast. you know what that means, low clouds and fog with us staying at the coast throughout the afternoons andou. and thank you all for joining us here on abc7 mornings. i'm liz kreutz along with lisa argen. abc news continues at 5:00 p.m. today. have a great sunday. >> this is the "abc7 spotlight," sponsored by calhope. >> now more than ever, people need to feel connected to family and friends. no one should feel alone or without the support they need. there is hope. joining me now is raiders defensive tackle solomon thomas to share his journey and his dedication on the fight against mental illness. thank you so much for joining us, solomon. >> thank you so much. i really appreciate you having me on. >> solomon, i know you've had a family member affected by mental illness. can you describe what that experience was like for you? >> definitely, yeah, i can. i lost my big sister ella to suicide in 2018. and, you know, it was a shock to my family and our whole world, and it really forced us to dive into mental health and get into the mental-health world, and learn about it and educate ourselves.

thank you for joining us from coast-to-coast. thank you for joining us worldwide.ents worldwide ahead, particular on the digital outage seems to be in america. matt miller in berlin making clear he was not enjoying an outage. romaine bostick in lisa abramowicz with me. jon ferro is off. futures up nicely. the recalibration of where we are in this great game forward. john ryding with us now. a few years ago he wrote an acclaimed piece on the putting green, the fairway of this federal reserve system. he and i will revisit this piece right now. i did not know where the putting green is. i guess it is somewhere. where is it for chairman powell? john: for those of you less familiar than tom with a note i wrote 17 years ago, we are talking about monetary neutrality. the fed is still easing despite $120 billion of security each month. interest rates are being held at 0% at the short end. inflation measures continue to rise. if you want to look at the progress the fed has made, if you can call it progress on five-year inflation rates they have moved up from 1.6% and introd

many of us along the west coast but look at the bay area.retty much left out of it but as we look at the numbers just north and east of here, sacramento, 100 degrees. that's hot, redding and 113 and you heard about the heat from medford to portland. 107. as you head 0's.eyanget really but not going to happen as we are looking at low clouds and fog along the shoreline. 60's and 70's for your sunday across the bay. 80's and low 90's. some of that pink starting to retreat but into tuesday, it's still hot in the outlying areas but locally we are looking at comfortable readings as we get to the rest of the highs today you can see the pinks, this is where we are going to see the numbers spike quickly. mid-80s's in napa. 90 in santa rose a. that's warmer than yesterday and even today from san francisco to oakland we are adding two to four degrees. maybe a little warmer but across into fremont the bayshore line. pretty nice. 79, 77 in palo alto. the pinks here indicating the ridge of high pressure sinking southward into some of these communities her

us. even some patchy fog along the coast and to about a mile and a quarter at half moon bay. watching that marine stratus. current winds looking at calm to light conditions for many locations. that upper level low still stuck off shore just to the west along -- just to the west of the coast and with it bringing that ocean breeze for us. that's a reason why we are looking at daytime highs, seasonal, right around where we should be. just that typical june weather pattern through the bay area. as we go through the day we will catch that clearing for most of us. inland and around the bay could see the clouds stick around along the coast for you and then as we look to tomorrow looking at low clouds, areas of fog along the coast, around the bay, even inland spots and then looking at clearing for your thursday afternoon. we will warm it up though as we look to the end of the week and i will show you this in just a moment. on future cast still tracking the westerly winds we will see that afternoon sea breeze kick back in for us. as we look to the weekend that's when the issue land he

coast as we head through today. tomorrow, the start of a warming trend for us. little bit warmer for your tuesday and continuing to heat up as we look to wednesday and thursday. an excess civ heat watch for areas highlighted in red, sacramento valley, san joaquin valley. speaking of the heat with our inland heat wave, you see on futurecast for wednesday, red and pink color contours indicating highs into the 90s to triple digits inland by wednesday. the peak of our heat will arrive on thursday. let's get right to it and what you can expect. triple digit heat thursday from concord, danville, livermore. the south bay, you will be in the 90s in san jose. you see around the bay a little bit more comfortable. not as hot, mid 70s in san francisco. really inland we will see triple digit heat from santa rosa to fairfield. you see along the coast in the upper 60s, really watching daily hot conditions inland as we go through mid week. you can see the temperatures on the rise as we look to your tuesday and then triple digit heat inland wednesday and especially on thursday.

we're waking up to some patchy fog around the bay area that marine layer sticking around with us at the coast and around the bay to keep up those areas cooler. but of course, inland, it's going it warm once again today. in fact, here's a quick breakdown of temperatures. depending upon know where you're going to be. we're looking at mostly 80's anywhere from low to upper 80's inland like antioch. you'll be one of our hot spots at 89 concord, 88 livermore 85 and then you can see how much cooler does around the bay. we're looking at 72 in oakland today. high of 73 in hayward and then a couple of 80's. also in our south zone and then much cooler at the coast. half moon bay. you can only top out to about 66 for the afternoon high and we're going to see things a little bit warmer inland as we get into tomorrow and then a couple degrees down. it's going to dip a little bit on wednesday but sir relatively the same around the ban at the coast of 60's and 70's are going return to us once again. i'll have your 7 day around the bay forecast coming up in just a bit. rebecca, thank you for that. right. let

and really the west coast is seeing a lot of heat this time of year. for use onshore flow is pretty comfortable for the most better. most part. our marine layer will greet us first thing tomorrow morning. the marine layer keeping us pretty co for the most part. 93 in concord. clear lake, 100 degrees. we do have heat advisories in effect. look at these temperatures right now. seattle is currently at 101 degrees. their second hottest day ever recorded in seattle. polar at 107. so the core of this heat is going to stay from us. but nonetheless the west coast, this excessive heat probably ending by wednesday. we have the fog coming back in. numbers pretty comfortable for the most part. some spots will settle in low if not mid-60s first thing tomorrow morning. hour-by-hour we go. tomorrow morning, we have that cloud cover moving back in. we'll likely see some coastal drizzle tomorrow as well. first thing tomorrow morning. by the afternoon, that fog pulls back to the coastline, and we're looking pretty decent with withh of sunshine tomorrow. we'll see 60s and 70s a

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temperatures in march of british columbia sewing past 46 degrees celsius for the south on the us west coast. seattle registered its 2nd consecutive day of regular temperatures. experts and such extreme weather is likely to become more common due to global warming. rising corona, those cases linked and all over europe travel around the continent is again limited by restrictions in some places. just weeks off, the missions were eased in portugal, visitors have been cuttings validate short, dealing of fresh flow to those whose livelihoods depend on tourism. this delhi has been operating here in lisbon for more than a 100 years. the shop survived the last major global pandemic. the spanish flew its owner. jose bronco isn't easily shocked, but he is worried to those board. lisben is very dependent on tourism. a large part of our business comes from this sector. lots of those tourists come from germany, but with the delta corona virus, various spreading in lisbon and the l. gov. germany has now classified portugal as a virus variant area, even though cases remain low in some places. if you look a

have some warm to hot spots around the coast of the bay, though it should be nice and mild and more comfortable. we'll see those 60's and the 70's returning to us once again outside right now. it's all thanks to the marine layer. and that's what's keeping the bay area. nice and cool, especially if you are going to be around the bay or at the coast. but inland is going to get a little bit toasty this afternoon. but the golden gate bridge. we're seeing a little bit of patchy fog here along a one. a want to keep that in mind and then look at this completely socked in by the fog that heavy marine layer here. this actually our camera on top the east bay hills in berkeley. normally on a clear morning. we could see all the way across the bay and into san francisco. not the case today. so just be careful out there as you make your way out of the house. >> temperature change. it's pretty much a much the same. very similar to what we saw yesterday at this time. >> maybe a degree or 2 warmer or colder or maybe right around the same depending upon where you're waking up with us. so right now temperatures say in the 50's and 60's, maybe a light sweater or l

we will see some mid 80s inland with low 70s in the east bay, the fog will keep us cool at the coastabout a pleasant sunday before the heat returns for parts of the bay area next week. >>> breaking news, 13 people have been shot in downtown austin texas, police say the gunman is on the loose. shots rang into a large crowd on sixth street which is the entertainment district in town there, the police chief says 911 calls came in just before midnight hour time, two of the 13 people are fighting for their lives in critical condition. the main focus is on finding the suspect who got away. >> what we have seen in recent months and over the last ye ye or so is an increase in gun violence so this is just emblematic of that, it continues. >> police say there is limited information on the suspect at this point and it's not clear what led to the gunfire but we will update you as soon as we learn more. >>> this morning new fears about the delta variant first spotted in india that has now been detected in 29 states including california and it is highly transmissible. the pfizer vaccine is 88% eff

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another day of free air- conditioning for a lot of us with low to mid60s coast. san francisco.rds richmond. 68 in oakland. a lot of low to mid70s around the bay. some of that will

while those of us along the coast, mostly in the low 60's for your highs. temperatures right along the bayshore back into the 70's today for areas like redwood city in palo alto that we're in the low 80's yesterday. today it's down into the upper 70's. also a little bit cooler for the south bay san jose at 83 and for the east bay. it's enough to take areas like concord which are in the low 90's yesterday back down into the 80's oakland. you'll be at 70 degrees while are only spot hanging on to the low 90's today as antioch just barely right at 90 degrees tomorrow as temperatures are expected to be even a little bit cooler for some areas and your nor cal a honda forecast. you can see that we do have conditions out there that will remain at least moderately warm. nothing to excessively hot as we round out this week and eventually push their way into the holiday weekend sunday. july 4th looking. all right. we do have a tease for your highs. inland 70's by the bay 50's by the coast. and as rain and i were talking about fire danger remains very high. so it is ad

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coast. they're going to stay on side of the spectrum. in the meantime, those of us on the west coast enjoying what will be much cooler weather than what we've been seeing in cooler than average conditions, too. futurecast of wind showing those winds picking up later today. most guests in a 20 to 30 miles per hour range. but as i mentioned, some of your peak s could top out as high as 55 miles per hour today. so what does this mean as you plan out your monday ahead of us will for coastal areas. temperatures don't change much, but winds are certainly going to be more of a factor. so it's going to feel brisk for the rest of the bay area. it's only 60's and 70's for your highs today. even though we're keeping that sunshine around which will make for an alright feel. i'd say definitely keep the jackets in your packet throughout the course of the day. temperatures will be cool enough paired with those stronger winds that it will have a cool feel to it even into the height of the afternoon 70's for most of the north bay tell you head to the coast where we'll be back into t

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let's take a look, though, at temperatures out their mother nature warming us up along the coast mid 60's for downtown san francisco winds out of the southwest 20 miles per hour. less daly city and half moon bay also tracking milder temperatures, though, they're in the upper 50's with low 70's for millbrae and burlingame. and we're also going to be in the low 70's for those of you in san mateo and san carlos 72 degrees. but some warmer temperatures. as you make your way south mountain view in the low 80's with san jose 81 degrees cupertino and campbell even milder than that. mid 80's for your thursday afternoon highs and 84 degrees for livermore going to see widespread 70's along the east bay shoreline oakland 71 degrees richmond 74 in 84 degrees of peace for walnut creek and conquered. but the heat is on as you make your way into the north bay vacaville flirting with triple digits. 97 degrees in solano county, pittsburgh, not that far behind in the low 90's with santa rosa and avato low to mid 90 so easily 5 to 15 degrees above average for most of the north bay and about 5 degrees a

kron 4 s ella sogomonian has that story for us. >> closer to the coast. a sea breeze is bringing temperatures down by as much as 40 degrees. the real problem as usual is inland. the east bay hills, santa clara valley and parts of the north bay as close to the coast to sandra fell are suffering from triple digit heat advisories are in effect through friday, which will be the hottest day of the week. we won't see a cool down until after the weekend. >> i'm trying to relax and get a little breeze, possibly. this is just not normal. >> until then you can take a dip in a public pool. go to the mall or head over to several cooling centers. it opened up for refuge from the scorching temperatures that we provide at the center is water. >> there's free wi-fi in charges charging stations here for them to use fans are quickly flying off store shelves. so if you do stay home, there are other ways to cool off. >> keep doors and windows closed shut the blinds take a cool shower, avoid hot or heavy meals and when outdoors wear hat light loose-fitting clothing and ring 1

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as we head through our afternoon, we are going to see clearing for most of us, except for the coast.e are looking at calm to light conditions though the delta breeze is kicking in at fairfield at 24 miles per hour. we are looking at a bit warmer for daytime highs and more sunshine, that ridge of high pressure pushing to the east a bit. really just minor day to day changes for us. as we go through our day on futurecast, you can see that ocean breeze kicking in, on shore flow. that will be the case for tomorrow as we look to the end of our work week. taking you hour by hour on futurecast, sunshine inland, around the bay, a few clouds still along the coast. as we look to your friday and what you can expect taking you hour by hour, clouds empty morning and looking at clearing in the afternoon. daytime highs for the south bay, 82 santa clara, 83 san jose, topping out at 87 for morgan hill, 85 for los gatos in the afternoon. east bay 87, concord, pleasant hill, low 90s, antioch and brentwood. tri valley, mid 80s. 65 in san francisco, 62 daly city, upper 60s in alameda and low 70s for oakla

fog is with us at the coast. also locally along the peninsula and even pushing across the bay.hy the heat will be excessive inland. we will have our sea breeze. our air conditioner for mother nature today keeping much of the bay area comfortable while an area of high pressure

coast. you can see westerly winds, afternoon sea breeze kicking in for us again. coastal low pressure system that's been bringing the ocean breeze and seasonal temperatures will weaken for today and actually through the weekend. this ridge of high pressure, this heat dome will be building in. it is going to settle over the pacific northwest. it will stay to our north but we are looking at hot temperatures as we go through our weekend. not as hot as we were originally expecting for us but we have excessive heat warning in effect for lake and mendocino counties from saturday afternoon to tuesday evening due to triple digit heat, 100, 110, dangerous heat. we are looking at the western heat wave with the strong ridge of high pressure as we head through the weekend and into monday. pacific northwest with the ridge of high pressure over them will see historic heat with hot temperatures expected. today in the bay area, south bay, 80 santa clara, 87 morgan hill. east bay, daytime highs in the mid 80s for concord, pleasant hill, upper 80s for antioch and fairfield. tri val

coast. still warm in land in the 70s and 80s. breezes will cool us off near the delta into the 60s and 70s for the most part. the coastal clouds will come in and bring everybody mainly into the 50s overnight tonight. overnight tonight clouds building along the coast, we might see some coastal drizzle as well. meanly in the 50s around the bay shoreline, some warmer spots, even fairfield in the low to mid 60s overnight tonight. the breeze continues tomorrow, a windy start is june 1st. and onshore breeze anywhere from 20-30 miles per hour. that will bring in some cooler air. you will notice the drop in land especially by 10-15 degrees. 84 in santa rosa, 82 in freeman, 64 in the city, 58 in half moon bay. we will break triple digit heat as we head into the first day of june. air quality improves, we had a fair air day today, tomorrow and wednesday fluctuating between good and moderate which is an improvement over today. so fresh air is moving in with the cooler temperatures as well. here is the accuweather seven- day forecast, the heat eases tomorrow, ju

coast and around the bay. we are going to see clearing for most of us, one more typical june weather day, seasonal daytime highs our weekend, turning hot on saturday with highs inland into the 90s. low 60s along the coast, mid to upper 60s to about 70 around the bay, warmest spots into the upper 80s. we are excited about bay bridge series kicking off today at 6:45 for first pitch, 63, partly cloudy skies and breezy conditions. staying hot. around the bay and along the coast, milder conditions in the 60s and 70s. super excited by the bay bridge series. i love giants but i have been an a's fan since junior high so i am rooting for the a's. >> all right mary. >> you root for your team, mary. >> awesome. thanks so much. thanks for watching kpix5 news. don't forget the news cont ues all day >>> good morning to viewers in the west. welcome to "cbs this morning". it's friday, june 25th, 2021. i'm anthony mason with tony dokoupil. gayle king is off, so jericka duncan is here. >>> rescue workers search figure signs of life in the rubble of the collapsed apartment building in florida. with at least 99 people still missin

us. we mentioned that the, the navy, the coast guard, have frantically been trying to stop this ship from thinking bring us up to date on the latest when high, the latest, what we have from colombo is that the timing operations have come to a standstill because the end of the vessel has hit the sea bed, and while the ship is now hot, the salvage company is trying. it's best to prevent it from thinking any further. what the operations, which started in the morning toward the 50, not because miles into the seas has come to compete, then raising fear that the ship can think even overnight. so right now the discussions are going on between the government authorities and the salvage company to see how they can prevent a major stripy from happening. because that appears that if the ship things that can be a massive oil leak, i was listening to the navy a little while ago. and what they were saying is that they are in fact prepare for a possible leak. and if this happens, that want to try to continue within limits because they do have the facilities. so rather towing operations are concerned. th

it's not just us in the bay area but the entire west, the west coast looking at a heat wave from pacificnorthwest, dangerous heat, record breaking highs, triple digit temperatures down to desert southwest and central valley. this heat dome is really going to affect all of us on the west coast. let's show you daytime highs today, 76, comfort a be in santa clara, 77 in santa clara. we are looking at 82 antioch, 83 brentwood. tri valley mid to upper 70s to low 80s. mid 60s in san francisco and daly city and also alameda, east bay shoreline, upper 60s for oakland and san leandro. north bay, highs in the low to mid 70s, 75 napa, 74 windsor. there we go with the extended forecast, a little bit warmer as we look to your friday but heating inland for our weekend. saturday and sunday milder around the bay and along the coast. this will continue with hot temps inland with milder conditions around the bay and along the coast into next week. back to you. >>> coastal communities along orange county continuing to brace for high surf and tides. in newport beach officials have barricades and caution tap

winds from the coast continue today. keeping us at least cooler than our further inland areas across the state. central valley still in the middle of a scorcher. while the bay area warm but not too terribly. warm 50's for most of our current temperatures hayward fremont, palo alto right at 55 degrees each. i've got more on your forecast. still to come. >> reyna don, thank you for that. still tracking this hot spot. things are still pretty slow here and conquer highway 4 eastbound at salon our way. now, the westbound on highway 4. that's also pretty slow. so things are going to be a little delayed as you're traveling in that area headed into the city. the little under 14 minutes. no major delays. so that's good news if you need to get into the city for anything this morning. if you're heading across towards the peninsula. pretty nice and light. we've been here the past couple of weeks and that's a great thing for the san mateo bridge. all of us going across towards the peninsula. one. oh, one traveling in the park at 33 minutes to 8

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coast here. little bring us some relief to much the way of cloud cover going on for today. maybe some high cloudiness. >> still hanging on for a few hours here. we've got this excessive heat advisory heat advisories in orange excessive heat warning for solano county as those temperatures popped up there. it's just waiting at this point but just want to give it some will do. what does it look like as we go into tonight and tomorrow, mild conditions as we go back to 50 still warm inland, however, by midnight, 67 or so and then started things off on a mild 60. and we've got 50's at the coast and the bay. at first light. we do have that they fog and that guy is going to a little bit more intense as we start to get into the forecast early next week. tonight, 55 san francisco oakland 58 57 for san jose across the water wider geography, if you will. we've got plenty of 50's even off to antioch. a 5954 for santa rosa 57 for san jose, nice to see those 50's. but those daytime highs are going to start to improve as well. we'll take a closer inspection. your forecast coming up in just

i'll just eris mcnelson and us has more now from just off the coast of columba. i'm basically around a kilometer and a half away from the wreck of the and we put what you can see just over there. if we can show you is a mangled wreck. obviously the remnants of that infer know which basically it through the $1486.00 containers on board. that with just around us we can see a number of vessels. these are obviously the salvage vessel. the tug boats the coast guard, the lankin coast guard, as well as the indian counter, but there's also just over my other shoulder, a navy door, a board, and they ensuring that no one gets too close. we've been warned ourselves that some of those containers that fell overboard, toppled overboard or essentially mangled wreckage of containers is just on the ocean floor, their cables. so it's quite dangerous. they have told us to maintain a certain safe distance from that wreckage. so far the end we pour the wreck seems to be holding steady. it doesn't have any where to go quite frankly. have the c bed and one part of the stone is supposed

it will be a very comfortable evening on the way. 50s at the coast, the rest of us in the 70s.ill have your accuweather 7- day forecast coming up. >>> that report genuinely helps me establish allergy medicine to take care of later in the day. starting in san jose, there is a brush fire on northbound to 80 at winchester boulevard. the san jose fire department is on the scene right now. it does not look like you will face a slowdown in the area. it is still pretty early out there. moving up to american canyon along the line of port delia, we are following along with a crash with some injuries. we do have when advisories that has been issued for the altamont pass and the venetia bridge. here is a live look from the san mateo bridge. and also in oakland, showing you our 880, those headlights are traveling south. i'm kalvin, and there's more to me than hiv. i'm a peer educator,... a fitness buff,... and a champion for my own health. i talked with my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with... dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing th