overcast in san francisco. san rafael, oakland, hayward, patchy fog up towards santa rose -- santa rosa. bring the wetter and jacket if you are heading to the beach tomorrow. the readings in the lower 60s. inland neighborhoods thinking lower to middle 80s for most areas tomorrow. so, cool be trend continues, taking a look at highs tomorrow, your ac gets a break. no uncomfortable temperatures out there. fairfield, 83. a bit of a breeze towards the delta right now. winds topping 20 miles an hour. oakland, 69, forecast high, livermore, 85. more neighbor hoods, san jose checking in. 78, lower 80s, 82. and san francisco 64. remember last sunday, san francisco 88 degrees. not the case for tomorrow. here is a look ahead, your five- day forecast. the temperatures continuing to shave off a few degrees by monday and tuesday. probably start getting complaints it is too cold out there. >> yes. >> hot or cold. >> nice warm up that kicks in by thursday and possibly into friday. >> not a bad week. >> not a bad week. nice have

breaking news out of san francisco. a deadly shooting rampage at a ups facility in the potrero hill neighborhood. a live look at the scene from our nbc bay area )s skyranger... we )ve been bringing you live team coverage for the last two hours. laura/vo earlier -- workers at the facility had to be evacuated. this photo from a viewer shows people on the roof with their hands up. ==show open== laura/2shot good morning, and thanks for joining us. i )m laura garcia-cannon. sam/2shot and i )m sam brock. ==sam//chopper//live== let )s get to the latest. rail let )s get to the latest. rail five people shot. four dead including the gunman. and we told you just minutes ago live on the air-- all four victims including the guman were ups employees. now let )s go live on the ground to jaxon vanderbecken who has been bringing development after development on the story... ==jaxon//phoner== laura//map on cgc!!! let )s give you a closer look at where this is happening - it )s unfolding at 320 san bruno avenue at what )s believed to be a

right now 54 redwood city. 55 san francisco. across the bay in oakland it's up to 59 and 60 in san jose. right now our winds are beginning to dial back 10 oakland, 14 concord, 18 fairfield, winds variable today 10 to 20 stronger gusts at times. we do have temperatures in the 60s at the beaches and bay, 70s around the peninsula which is seasonal. hey, livermore you're up from 76 yesterday to 84 degrees today. high 70s in san jose and 83 in santa rosa. extended forecast additional warming thursday. warmest day friday, saturday. a little bit more seasonal on tuesday which is the 4th of july. cool at the coast. seasonal inland. 60s to 80s. good for barbecuing. >> hopefully "karl the fog" won't be in san francisco for the 4th of july. >> it will be. a little damp on the fireworks. that's why you have to go to the alameda fair god's country for the fireworks. >>> good morning. it is wednesday, june 28th, 2017. welcome to cbs this morning. president trump tells republican senators if they do not pass a health care bill, he won't like i

in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> water front buildings in san francisco, the state land commission and the city have disagreed at times, but happening today a court case that could really clarify things. attorneys for the state land commission and city of san francisco will go before a judge. the state filed a lawsuit three years ago after voters approved proposition "b," requiring voter approval for any water front project that exceeds the city's height limit. well, the state says you can't do that. they argue state law trumps local law. interestingly, this suit pits gavin newsome against the city he once was mayor. >>> uber made it easier to request rides for other people. here's how it works, when a user requests a pick up at a spot at a location, the app is going to ask if the ride is for a family member or friend and the user has to select a rider's name from your address book and put in the destination just like you always would. the rider is going to get a text notification that the driver is coming. the requesting user's account will be billed for the trip. that could be very u

the go bike program will place 3500 bikes on sidewalks in san francisco, san jose, oakland, emoryville and berkeley. bike rental companies say one feature the $15 go pasco put them out of business. it allowed ride oars in unlimited 3 hour trips in one 24 hour period. the bike shop said that catered to tourists. ford will be offering a day pass which can be used for unlimited 30 minute rides. they'll explain exactly how the go bike works. >>> time is 6:16, if you drive across the golden gate bridge get ready to pay higher tolls. they are going up next week to help reduce a budget deficit. alex savidge, how much it is going to cost starting next week, alex? >> reporter: good morning to you, we hate to be the bearers of bad news, commuters are going to cough up another quarter starting next week. this is all part of a five year plan to increment alley increase the toll, beautiful golden gate bridge. starting on monday, july third, drivers will begin paying $6.75 for every trip across the bridge. without fast track you are paying $7.75. the cost for carpoolers will be jumping to $4.95. the

san francisco. >>> we have brg details about the shooting all day long. reporters are working on every angle of the story. we start with nbc bay area's sheryl herd. >> reporter: the assistant chief confirming for us what we've been reporting all day long, the man came here to the service facility heavily armed and ready to take lives. it was just before 9:00 a.m. ups workers at the sorting and distribution center in san francisco were lining up for a meeting when shots rang out. >> i just hear, bam, bam, bam, six shots. >> reporter: ups worker was an eyewitness to the shooting. >> i hear at least five more shots. >> reporter: did you see the gunman? >> no. >> reporter: did you know the gunman? >> i see him at work. >> reporter: sources are identifying the sources as jimmy lamb. workers telling him that lamb opened fired on his coworkers on the third floor. he went back into his truck and shot himself in front of police. sky ranger spotted the swat team on the roof along with workers waiting to be rescued. >> aid was rendered to folks. we'll have to recons

and, that's in san francisco alone. michael altfest/alameda county community food bank- "alameda county community food bank is serving one in five county residents. uh, the efforts to help sort and prepare this food for distribution are critical to our efforts."chris mcdonnell/kron 4- "this is our one day of the year, that our our parent company of nextstar broadcasting has enabled us to give four hours of paid time, uh, on the company, to to donate our time wherever we want, and our our employees wanted to to this at food banks throughout the san francisco, oakland, san jose area, so we're really excited. we've got crews everywhere, all day. so, its all for a good cause." a day of caring... in all of our commmunities. philippe djegal, kron four news. still ahead. 4 new movies hit theaters this weekend. find out if any of them can knock woinderwoman from the top spot at the box office. ( marty ) here's a live look at yosemite this morning. high of 85 degrees today. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's "the jam at neptune bea

cool closer to downtown san francisco but the sunshine is out. 62 in san francisco. we'll take you out to the hills of the east bay. sonnol, 73 and likely this time tomorrow in the mid-80s. and perhaps 80s return to san jose tomorrow. right now 71 degrees and the winds breezy. air quality has been good this weekend and any time you talk about warmer temperatures sometime air quality gets the little poor. east bay moderate. so toward concord and antioch as the sea breeze weakens. we'll watch the air quality numbers over the next couple daves -- days. the warmest days, next week. and winds up to 25 miles per hour. less windy inland tomorrow and that will help allow our temperatures to climb as high pressure builds in over the next 36 hours. morning temperatures still cold enough for a light jacket. so dress in layers tomorrow. by around lunchtime, highs starting to approach the low to mid-80s around 1:00 to 3:00 tomorrow, around the santa clara valley and south of downtown, mid to upper 80s possible for monday afternoon. tri-valley, mid to upper 80s. could get close to

san francisco, 58, santa rosa, lower 60s, 62 degrees. and san francisco, sky cast showing you this. patchy fog, 58 degrees. still plenty sunny, 65, and forecast high 69 degrees, with still some patchy fog into the afternoon hours. this area of high pressure begins to back off tomorrow. it will be cooler than today, and more pronounced cooling into the weekend, especially by sunday so the major heat is heading out of town. the forecast model showing you this, some fog in the morning. inland neighbors back into the upper 90s, close do 100. but everybody coming down in most spots, coming down about 4- 8 degrees from today. san jose, the forecast high of 90, gilroy 95, san francisco downtown in the upper 60s. some patchy fog, dense fog, keep that in mind if you're driving the coast tonight and tomorrow morning. we continue to cool things off, i promise. and that will be a big relief. >> we're going to hold you to that! >> you better. >>> giants offense scored 11 runs in atlanta, but was it enough to beat the braves? mark will show us what happened coming up next in sports. >>> a live lo

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other news a tragic visit to san francisco. a 33-year-old australian tourist is killed outside a hotel. tonight, new details on how he died. nbc no.'s jean elle is in san francisco with the it laest on the investigation. we have heard police detained two people. any arrests yet. >> reporter: at this point police are careful to say two people are detained and no one is under arrest. while investigators here work to figure out exactly what happened, news of the tourist's death has people here in san francisco alarmed. and people are alarmed in australia. >> looked for paramedics and policemen. and they are working on someone. >> reporter: this retired australian police officer got up at 2:00 this morning when he heard sirens outside his room at the da vinci villa hotel on van necessary. the medical examiner says the man on the ground was 33-year-old matthew bate, an australian visiting san francisco. police say he died died from injuries he received during a fight. mclennon says it looked like he was sucker punched. >> looked lik

of 84 in the city of san francisco. where it's comfortable with a localized on shore breeze right here. 75 daly city. 74 pacifica. maybe dad wants to head to the beach for his father's day. giving you a look at the extended forecast, temperatures come down slightly. you may notice it on the coast and inside the bay for tomorrow. temperatures remaining 100 plus through monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday for the inland cities. the heat advisory remains intact as well. on friday we finally see temperatures begin to drop off, at least into the 80s. >> 80 is 20 degrees, we will take that. >> that will feel relatively cool, for folks inland. on the coast, a lot of folks are saying what heat wave, right? >> right. this time of year where we get the 30-degree, 35-degree span. >> incredible. >> thanks, rosemary. >>> talk about cooling off in walnut creek, some people are trying to do that at larky park pool. they went through a major renovation and added a splash park. they added a new pool feature to make it safer. >> a type

to san franciscoed medical staff at san francisco jern rallied against the new health care bill. protestors say the affordable care act was working well before so-called obamacare. they say nearlily 35% of patients were uninsured. since it was enacted that number has dropped to 3%. >> well after negative headlines recently b.a.r.t. is trying to change the image. but some people aren't buying it b.a.r.t. announcing today it's adopting a safe transit policy meaning passengers and stations and on trains won't be asked to prove in re citizenship. it's a watered down version of an earlier plan that would have dlaird b.a.r.t. as a sanctuary transit. critics say it's a employ to win favorite with the public especially as b.a.r.t. announcing today a fare increase for her next year. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri what we've been waiting on is finally starting to arrive, the cooling fog moving through downtown san francisco. i'll show you the impact it has on tomorrow's temperatures. that's in about ten minutes. >>> plus sweat going out there are some of the worst jobs to have the

san francisco and half moon bay, 55. santa cruz, one of the brighter spots later on this afternoon if you're thinking of going to beat the heat that's still hanging around. exercising, still best to do it this morning because we are under a spare the air day today. you can see the cloud cover along the coast. keeping us around 62 to 63 degrees until you get to santa cruz with sunshine and 73. around the state today, 111 in redding. 113 if you're heading to vegas. 85 with tlorms possible in tahoe today and tomorrow. >> we still have our sig alert traffic alert on highway 17. still all lanes blocked and have for about an hour now just before you get to the summit. chp said they don'tave any updates. if the tow truck is not there yet, it should be soon. that started about two hours ago. when a truck broke down and then another semi tried to squeeze past and they're both stuck at this point. no one is getting through. also a couple new problems in the north bay. northbound 101, just before you get into the robin williams tun

bruno avenue in san francisco. what we know is this. three victims are killed. the man then opened fire on himself. two other people are wounded. we do not have a motive in that case. we do not have an identity of the shooter or dead or injured. that may come out later today. i want to go to the chief who addressed the media with in the last half hour. let's hear what we had to say. >> officers determined this was an active shooter situation and formed contact teams. they found shooting victims and evacuated them to a safe location to start medical treatment. one team located the suspect who was still armed with an assault pistol. the suspect put the gun to his head and discharged the weapon. the suspect was dressed in a ups uniform but we have not yet confirmed or determined if he is an employee of the we are told that everybody was secure and everything was okay so we are curious as to why they went back in with weapons drawn. there may be people barricaded inside and not sure where they are so officers have to w

san francisco police, san francisco fire and a picture that we showed you a few seconds ago you could see at least a dozen firefighters and paramedics at the intersection at 17th and vermont responding to the scene. it is closed off completely to traffic. several streets in that area closed off to traffic and pedestrians as well. gasia mentioned we typically cover -- when we cover shootings that happen, you typically don't see that large of police response. so while we're still working to get information about exactly what happened here, what we know, there is a shooting that happened in that area. 17th and vermont. we're working on gathering some of the details about the extent of the shooting and what exactly transpired here. >> i was listening to radio traffic. obviously the urgency of what is going on, you can hear it in the voices of the officers and medics and fire department. they are working very hard. this situation just from my years of doing this, when you listen to people communicating with each other in the field, you can tell by the tone of their voices something indeed

of san francisco. also only sunshine overt embarcadero as you work your way across the bay bridge. still a mixture of sun and clouds. for tomorrow morning in san francisco, areas of fog, temperatures in the 50s. 56 degrees after a sky cast is showing tomorrow morning. then for the afternoon hours by 12:00, mostly cloudy, 60, then by late in the afternoon we'll call it partly sunny. those readings are mainly in the 60s. the key headline i should have mentioned it earlier, no major heat in our forecast. in fact temperatures will be trending down just a little bit over the next few days. so morning fog is clearing back to near the coastline. we talked about the dip in the numbers, can which really started on friday into saturday. just a minor dropoff as we head into tuesday. our next warming trend, that could be for the upcoming weekend, but still not a major heat producer out there. here is our forecast models showing you the clouds, the fog off to a cool start tomorrow morning. 7:00 a.m., then the cloud

went onto a successful law career in san francisco. we posted a story from 2002 on his efforts to renovate harding park. you can view that at abc7news.com. >>> the cleveland cavaliers may have been the warriors ris. they donated from their final watch parties. the team has now donated more than 2 million to nonprofits in cleveland. >> the warriors did the same thing with their watch parties. they go to local charities. doing the right thing in the community. >>> let's get a look at the weekend. >> it's going to be much more comfortable. live doppler 7 right now showing you the fog right along the coastline. inland areas are dealing with clear skies. notice the fog just wants to take over right now. here is a look at the temperature. 64 in fransan francisco. half-moon bay, 61 degrees. we're waiting if the marine layer to move across the bay here as you check out the temperatures in the 70s from santa rosa to napa. one other live picture, doesn't this look like summer. foggy coast in bay overnight. cooling continues over the weekend. it

you'll stay at 54 overnight tonight, san francisco. san jose dropping a few more degrees, vallejo as well, livermore 54, napa 53. this is the time of year where you turn off that rain machine. the average rainfall for july, august and september combined, a whopping .27-inch. that's only 1% of our annual total, over 25% of the calendar year. we don't get much rain this time of year. no rain this weekend, the fillmore jazz festival saturday and sunday. san rafael, sunshine, gorgeous, upper 70s. why? big strong ridge in control but not sitting directly over california when we were baking in triple digit heat, nor when it was far away like several days ago. right in between, the sweet spot, temperatures near normal, morning cloud cover near the water but afternoon sunshine every day. let's fast forward now to tuesday, july 4th, low pressure taking over here which will give us a south wind increasing the likelihood at 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, fireworks time we'll have clouds around san francisco bay. be advised for that. the show will go on, but

a live look from our san francisco camera this morning. a court is now considering a proposition today, already passed by voters that impacts along the famed waterfront. >> pete suratos is live to explain how had this could impact all of our view of the bay. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you. the point was to give voters a say on high-rise buildings along a stretch of the city's waterfront. whether or not it can validate proposition b which requires voters to aproven the condition along a stretch of the city's waterfront between aquatic park to hunter's point making sure it doesn't exceed high building limits which vary between 40 to 80 feet. this is in response to a lawsuit filed by the state's land commission which says they actually have the power to have the final say on development along this piece of land. now as far as a time line on how we got to this point 59% of voters approved prop b in june of 2014. after the land commission filed a lawsuit against the city to overturn this, arguing the lands belonged to the state and are

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in san francisco. we had the clouds this morning, then partly sunny skies later for saturday afternoon, maybe mostly sunny skies by really late in the day. 60s at the beaches, the warmest locations, lower to mid 80s. temperatures this afternoon, santa rosa, 82, san francisco, 67, concord, 84, san jose, 78. sansan -- santa rosa, 70. next week, we have some showers chances later in the week, that could be added to the thursday forecast, especially for places like santa rosa. >> after the 90s, we could use the rain. >> i just put out all of the patio furniture. >> i will work overtime to help you out. >> okay. put the covers on. >> he is a full service weather man. >> thank you, mark. >>> happening today, space x is hoping the weather cooperates for its big launch at cape canaveral. the first attempt was scrapped by weather. it's going to bring supplies to the international space station. >> it will be the first recycled cargo ship to the international space station, the count down starts at 2:00 this aft

they will be parked at kiosks on city streets in san francisco. thousands will be available across the bay area by labor day. this came after negotiations between go by, the city and other companies, years of negotiations. plan is for gobike to target locals who need a quick ride from one neighborhood to another and the other rental companies places like blazing saddles will continue to target tourists renting them bikes all day for things like crossing the golden gate bridge or visiting the marin headlands. then all of a sudden there was a change over the past couple of weeks when gobike tried to offer a three-hour ride option called gopass. the local rental companies fought it saying it targeted the tourists they depend on. >> it would have put us out of business because it would have been impossible to compete with the company that's allowed free rent on city streets when we are paying retail rent for commercial space throughout the city. >> reporter: so in the last few days after meeting with the mayor and supervisors, gobike got rid of the to

there in san francisco. thank you. >>> the president and republican leadership are back at it trying to agree on a bill. as allie said it hit a roadblock. joel is in washington with the story. >> we have members committed to getting the yes and they realize the stakes of not getting the yes. failure isn't an option. >> reporter: some senators still optimistic that a gop backed health care reform bill can pass. despite senate majority leader's failure so for to get to that sweet spot of 50 republican votes. one key senator sitting on the sidelines is rand paul. he believe that the gop measure can become reality but needs conservative tweaking. >> i think we need to pare back. we are trying to say we will do to much. let's repeal the worst parts of obama care. >> reporter: the legislative deal remains elusive despite huddling with all 52 republican senators tuesday. today the chief executive blasting reports that he doesn't understand the basic elements of the plan, saying some of the fake news media likes to

francisco who still consider san francisco home can actually still benefit from san francisco, whether it's employment, whether it's housing, whether it's even school and education because a lot of times people can't live here, but they still come back here, and they don't get to take advantage of the resources, so i do think we need to start thinking about how we make sure that people who call san francisco home, especially people of color, still get to benefit from the resources once they can afford to be here. >> right. and, david, actually, your organization has some research that really speaks directly to the struggles of home ownership in the black communities of oakland specifically. we're going to look at some of these statistics and maybe you can walk us through them. >> sure. first off, we know the impact of the great recession on the assets of black people all across the country, and for the most part, especially for black women and female-headed homes, they lost most of their assets, but we can look at, in a case study, oakland between 2007 and 2011 at the height of the for

stuart fong, the board chair for san francisco hep b free, who works at chinese hospital in san francisco's chinatown, where he oversees many services, including its hepatitis b program. thank you both for being here. arcadi kolchak: thank you for having us. robert: and give us another overview. i know a lot of people think they know about what hepatitis b is. give a quick overview of hepatitis b, as well as the situation here in the bay area. dr. stuart fong: well, the situation in the bay area is such that hepatitis b afflicts predominantly asians. one in twelve asians have hepatitis b, as you mentioned earlier. and these are our new immigrants. and so, it's endemic in the asian community. and at the time we first started, there was a lot of stigma attached to hepatitis c, as in the asian culture itself, in terms of dealing with health issues. they don't wanna discuss it. they don't wanna talk about it. and so there's this stigma. and so now that we've been around for about 10 years, sf hep b free, i think we've made a lot of inroads into destigmatizing hepatitis b so people can talk abou

the meeting starts here in san francisco at 9:45. and it's going to start with a public hearing so probably hear some fiery testimony from both sides. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> majority leader mitch mcconnell says he plans to release a discussion draft of senate republicans healthcare bill tomorrow. >> it will speak for itself. it will be different. and, um, take a different approach based upon these endless discussions we have had with the only people interested in changing the law which is republican senators. >> republicans hope to send the final bill to the congressional budget office this week so the cbo can review it and issue a report early next week. mcconnell has said he wants to bring the bill to a vote before the july 4 recess. both republicans and democrats have grumbled about not seeing the senate bill yet. >> i haven't seen it. >> right. >> so how can i comment on something i haven't seen? >> california senator kamala harris said: >> it would take three republican senators voting against the bill

san francisco right now at 67 degrees. and then looking at the temperature change from the past 24 hours, hard to believe that it's 19 degrees cooler right now than it was 24 hours ago and a welcome change as we've had to deal with some unbearable heat for a prolonged period over the bay area. now as the 7-day forecast comes up on the bottom of the screen, you can check out the peninsula. we're looking at the high temperatures today at the south bay in the low 90s, up to 98 degrees in danville. this is where we still have heat advisories in effect as our temperatures will be hot and you still need to pay attention and try to stay healthy as we deal with some high heat inland. then for the peninsula, we're going to be up to 87 degrees in palo alto. ingleside at 63 degrees and 80 in the north bay. as we take a live look at at&t park, i saw some players out there earlier warming up. a lot of activity on the fields as we get ready for the giants game. as we go into this evening, the temperatures will be in the lower 60s. if yo

and, that's in san francisco alone. michael altfest/alameda county community food bank- "alameda county community food bank is serving one in five county residents. uh, the efforts to help sort and prepare this food for distribution are critical to our efforts."chris mcdonnell/kron 4- "this is our one day of the year, that our our parent company of nextstar broadcasting has enabled us to give four hours of paid time, uh, on the company, to to donate our time wherever we want, and our our employees wanted to to this at food banks throughout the san francisco, oakland, san jose area, so we're really excited. we've got crews everywhere, all day. so, its all for a good cause." a day of caring... in all of our commmunities. philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki ad lib)(grant) a group from san francisco's morgan stanley investment office...was also giving back today. at the san francisco-marin food bank... they handed over a big check... for $25-thousand dollars. the cash donation from the morgan stanley foundation was in a

francisco or san jose. or oakland. the answer might surprise you. >> and we have jimmy. >>> hey guys rodriguez. music do not change the channel. >>> hang now technology helping to provide a sneak peak of the big upgrade to south bay mall. shoppers can soon use virtual reality to get a glimpse of the make overof the mall on the facebook page a moupten pass opening to yosemite latest date in two decades. back with more news in a moment. celebrate the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! >>> more details are ee more and moring this evening about the deadly crash involving tennis star venus williams. police say williams is at fault. williams suv reportedly darted into an intersection in near hero florida home a few weeks ago. the other driver couldn't stop her car in time and hit williams' suv. the driver's husband, the passenger, suffered head injury injuries and died two weeks later. venus williams has not been charged or cited. the crash is under investigation. >>> when it comes to the hotte

reporting in san francisco. (justine) and security was tight at the pride parade as well as civic center this weekend. those attending events at civic center were screened by walk-through metal detectors or handheld wands. there were increased patrols all across the city. the san francisco police department added additional security measures at last year's parade after the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando. the same protocol was in effect this year, with no days off for officers this weekend. (sot) we do have them patrolling in a number of capacities. both on foot, in vehicles, in uniform, as well as in plainclothes. we wanna make sure we see anything and everything as much as possible. (justine) no major incidents have been reported. (justine) our pride celebration coverage continues online. on the kron4 mobile app we have highlights from the san francisco pride parade. you can also sign up to get alerted when breaking news happens in your neighborhood. (jr stone) happening now.. evacuations are underway in s

san francisco 62 now. you are starting to notice, especially if you are along the peninsula, that fog is rolling in yet again and it will be lingering around through tomorrow morning. but look at this temperature trend. we start off in the 60s at maybe the 6:00 hour and then overnight we don't cool down by much. so the temps will remain on the warmer side. now in san jose in the 70s. and that temperature trend in san francisco, you can see we're expecting the low clouds and dense fog once again overnight into early morning tomorrow. if you are waking up and have any plans to be out and about early on, yes, you will notice it is going to be foggy out there. i want to show you this doppler radar because we were talking about it. we were tracking a chance to see that moisture that was coming in from the south that will bring the chance of seeing some showers and yes, we even see some of that rain developing over the fresno area as well. we did spot some thunderstorms earlier, but nothing into the bay area. fu

we're back to average in san francisco. even to daly city. 61. downtown san francisco, 68. south san francisco, 69. mission, about 70 for the warm spot today. along the east bay, yeah, welcoming that sea breeze that will keep oakland at 76, hayward at 78. san leandro at 80. peninsula today if you're on the ocean side, half moon bay, 63. partly sunny. hot spots yesterday on the bay side. just warm spots today. head into the south bay, the warmth will linger. 88 in san jose to about 92 in los gatos. as you head up into the north bay, it's more comfortable. santa rosa, 86. san rafael, 81. sonoma at about 85. our east bay, going about six days in a row with 100 degree temperatures. today, mid to upper 90s. look at this, sleeping weather tonight. temperatures in the mid 50s to % mid 60s. even cooler than this morning and more cloud cover out there. that will lead to cooler conditions tomorrow, and that morning clouds will be around every single day. so we'll get back to average by tuesday next week. alexis. >> good morning, mike. got a little tip for all the drivers this morning

san jose the winds are relatively flat, 11 in san francisco. 24 fairfield. winds today west 10 to 20. gusts to 30 especially at the seashore. 62 degrees in pacifica to 92 in brentwood. bested by 93 in discovery bay. i have your 4th of july forecast coming up at 18 after the hour but right now, jaclyn, what's up in your world? >> well, we have some slowdowns for drivers heading along westbound 580. we havhi

a lot of san francisco said no way. they said don't worry. when the bonds are paid off, you'll be able to cross it for free and we all know how that ended up. >> yeah. six bucks later. >> yeah. >> of course, all those 1932 people, where are they now? >> sounds like a consumer story to me. i might have to look into that a little false advertise there is? >> you bet. >>> we're going to talk weather. and fog over the golden gate bridge speaking of. but this is a shot from a vaca cam and you can see, the multilayered clouds. we have a mix of upper and lower level clouds. mild temperatures. clouds will clear out in i would say a few hours around lunchtime today. most of us will see sunshine and then all of us by the end of the day. temperatures out the door in the 60s. futurecast showing those clouds pulling back again midday. the northern half of the bay area will be cleared out. might see some lingering clouds to the south bay but then later on all of us get sunshine. so it does in the mean temperatures will warm up. we are staying below average

this is in san francisco. it happened about 4:00 this morning at the travel lodge on market street near valencia. officers say a man was struck several times with a hammer. they say he also suffered a drug overdose and is now in critical condition. officers handcuffed a second man who was also in the room at the time. police say a woman at the scene suffered undisclosed injuries. they're not saying if the woman is under arrest. >> happening today, major changes could be coming to samtrans. the transit agency could decide to get rid of some routes. >> kris sanchez joining us to explain what kind of impact this could have on commuters. kris. >> good morning to you. there aren't a lot of people riding these three samtrans bus lines, but if they are cut tonight at the board meeting, the folks who would feel the biggest impact are students and also parents. now, route 11 is one of those three routes that serves two schools in daly city. thomas edison elementary and a middle school. route 43, serves the city hall li

san francisco at 65, and 76 soars. in the extended -- san jose. in the extended forecast cooler tomorrow, warm monday inland, and then thursday maybe a sprinkle or two into the bay area. we'll see. friday and saturday we clear it out and warm it up a little bit. that's weather. here's sports. >>> coming up in sports, baseball saw a lot overhits reunfold this of history unfold this saturday, and the oakland bats against the red hot nationals. that's coming up when we return. >> >. the nationals have had a very successful road trip through the bay area so far, first sweeping the giants, and then crushing the a's with their bats in game one of the series. today the a's getting some payback. it's chris davis bobble head day, and the a's players did their best. lowery had four rbis in the game, healy makes it 4-0 with his11th home run of the year. he had two on the afternoon. now 7-4 in the 7th. alonzo going deep, making it 9- 4. oakland hit four homers in the game and beat watch watch, the -- washington, the best team in the national league, 10- 4. >>

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downtown san francisco about 64 degrees. if you're going to the game tonight, sea breeze will be a big factor. 61, dropping down to 58 by the end of the game. let's head to the north bay. 74 to 78 degrees at the valleys. at the coast you can see right around 60 to 61 degrees. berkeley, oakland, can't quite make it to 60. fremont about 74 p. head inland. free air-conditioning today to brentwood. evening it all the way go. my forecast, steady tomorrow, just a touch warm wednesday and thursday. maybe a little average inland maybe a little average inland friday and saturday. many. >> really. 205 tom. that is just our typical delays. we've not had anything blocking there all morning. san mateo bridge, a little heavy here on 92. we have a crash on the toll plazs but it's been hooked back to the shoulder. some nine minutes to westbound 84, dunbarton bridge, that is also in the green so the great ultimate for you in san mateo. that will take just 11 minutes. >>> some warriors are hoping to adde added. added. and thompson, eetd. >> i

downtown san francisco 66 degrees tomorrow. north bay valleys, mainly mid to upper 80s over in the near east bay. low to mid-70s, and the inland east bay will be the warmest region as it often is with the highs in the upper 80s to about 90. we'll have mainly sunny skies through the entire seven-day period. there's the minor tooldown i talked about coming in starting on monday. even more pronounced on tuesday, fourth of july, and wednesday. by next thursday temperatures will bounce right back up to about 90 degrees in the inland areas. >> thank you, spencer. >>> coming up next, a stanford experiment combining geckos and experiment combining geckos and low at at&t, we believe in access. experiment combining geckos and low the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at

repairs in san francisco? >> reporter: yeah. there was a big bond measure in 2011 and that earmarked that $248 million a year for roadway repairs. so they have been able to fix approximately 700 blocks a year but as you can see, it's simply not enough. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new video out of australia showing a school bus nearly colliding with a truck. you can see the school bus merge on the freeway right when the truck is passing. the truck driver hit the brakes and causes a huge plume of smoke. the school bus drives away. no injuries. >>> time now 5:50. still ahead, why nasa is using one of the biggest freezers in the world to prepare for space travel. giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >>> good morning. tonight we have a baseball game the a's hosting the nationals. the nationals having been hanging out after playing the giants. game time temperature at 63 degrees. it's a hook and ladder run

san francisco you're one of the cool spots. you should expect that this time of year. 68 in the city. concord 85. livermore 87. to the mountains, not bad. 73 in tahoe tomorrow with sunshine. the wind will pick up especially at the lake. there will be a lake wind advisory on sunday up to 30- mile-per-hour gusts there 67 the high on sunday. close to home have to burn off energy? we have the hook and ladder run sunday morning in livermore clear skies 63 degrees on sunday morning so we're talking about dry weather afternoon sunshine. but not as warm as today. today we had a north wind which kind of eliminated or cut off the onshore flow. we will see the winds turn west again tomorrow. watch this batch of cloud cover over the top of the ridge. that will give us early-morning cloud cover. afternoon sunshine. clouds overnight tonight. evening breeze especially near the water. overnight lows down to mid-50s. oakland 54. concord 55. san francisco 52 degrees. tomorrow will be dry both weekend days. a little warmer as you get away from th

in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news in san francisco's financial district monday afternoon lyft users had mixed feelings about walking to catch their ride. but kim believes that lyft and the other transportation network companies that operate in san francisco, like uber, need to do even more to reduce congestion and give back to the city. she has proposed charging tncs a fee. she says that at this point the idea is just a proposal and that there are still a lot of fine details to work out. charles clifford at kron4 news. (pam) the intense heat is now behind us...(steve) and cooler temperatures... are on the way. chief meteorologist brittany shipp is back with your complete forecast. seasonably cool temperatures through midweek then slight warming as a ridge builds thursday and friday. slight cooling back towards normal over the weekend as another weak trough passes over the region. dry weather the next 7 days with night and morning coastal clouds followed by sunny afternoons. >>> hanging on for dear life. >> oh my god. >> she's just 14. then, strangers to the rescue. >> they'll catch

areas like oakland today. 80 for san mateo. a beautiful 68 for san francisco. in the north bay, it will be nice and warm but not bad. 82 for santa rosa. inland east bay, another hot day. way better than yesterday. and that is going to continue as we get into your weekend. 99 in antioch. 94 in concord. by the end of the weekend, temperatures feeling quite nice. eventually our inland cities back into the low 80s. i'll show you when the extended forecast coming up. >> thank you, rosemary. >>> the state's power grid is underpressure because of the heat wave. in the bay area alone 170,000 customers lost power this week because of failed transformers. the transformers need to cool off and it usually happens in the evening but not this week. >> in this heat wave over the last couple of days, it's primarily been from distribution transformer outages. those are the cylinder looking pieces of equipment on top of power poles. >> pg&e says new transformer are already at the distribution center in fremont ready to be installed. >>> a million people are expected to turn out

even san francisco and oakland, about 6 and 5 degrees warmer. let's look at san francisco. even though you're warmer, you're still very comfortable. 55 at lake merced. the castro, the mission, petrero hill. financial, ferry building at about 60 degrees. 66 at palo alto. santa clara, 70. walnut creek and pleasanton and petaluma at 60. all right, starting at 11:00, all the way through 9:00, that's when the heat is going to be most dangerous everywhere but the coast. how is it going to affect your commute? mild to hot on mass transit, blinding sunshine on the water. sunglasses always a good bet. on the road, hottest commute. want to make sure your car is running well because you don't want to be outside in the middle of the day with a broken down car. 81, san francisco, 107 in antioch. stop the madness. we will tomorrow. dramatic drops. 60s and 90s. back to average by saturday. hi, alexis. >> good morning, mike. taking a look at the roads this morning. one big difference from yesterday into today, that marine layer, that layer of fog, it is gone. so yes, as mike has been sayin

revealing san francisco's buried treasures. it's an updated view of the dozens of sh at lie below the city's streets. >>> a new map is revealing san francisco's buried treasure. >> updated view of the dozens of ships that lie below the city streets. don ford take as look. >> reporter: while buildings rise across the city, the interest in what is under them is sky rocket, construction crewerize digging up ships, lots of them. >> we have a really interesting exhibit about the buried ships underneath downtown san francisco. so there is always new information, new something coming up. so we are redoing the map. >> reporter: the old map of buried ships under downtown was published first in 1963, 54 years ago. the museum says many ships have been added, including one site no one expected. >> a ship wrecking yard around-- >> like a ship junk yard? >> kind of, yeah, like where the ships would go to die. basically you would maybe burn a ship down and take the metal off of it. >> reporter: the ancient ship demolishing yard operated here

here is san francisco. northbound 101 traffic on the left with the headlights up toward the 80 split. its light. let's go back to the desk. >>> today marks six months since the devastating ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. 36 people were killed in the deadliest fire in california if more than 100 years. >> we were over what is left of that warehouse. if you take a look you can see not much has changed. rob roth talked to the mother of one of victims and to the lawyer representing dozens of the victims families. >> that's my daughter. she is beautiful little red head. she always will be. >> reporter: donna kellogg, 32 was studying to be a nutrition consultant when she went to a dance party last december. her mother said her daughter also loved music. >> she was dancing with the band and the band was called the golden donna's. >> reporter: then a fire broke out. the most deadly in california since the 1906 earthquake. donna kellogg was one of 36 who died in that fire leaving 36 holes in 36 families. >> i

in san francisco, melanie woodrow, "abc7 news." >>> war on san francisco's water fronts. next, see who is challenging the people for the right to say how tall is too tall? >>> i'm spencer christian. a warming trend is under way, but will it last through the fourth of july? i'm have the accuweather forecast coming up. >>> reborn with new technology and a new name. i'm jonathan bloom with everything you need to know about the forward go bike. >>> you don't know where your life is going to go. >> back to his east bay the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >> >> breaking news in boston. a building is going up in flames. it was under construction. it's six stories tall and the fire has gone to six alarms, with part of the building b

we keep the same temperatures also in san jose up to 78 degrees and 63 in san francisco. we'll talk about the weekend coming up in six minutes. mike, back at the bay bridge. >> folks likely heading to their desks as well or standing laptop tables, whatever they have in san francisco. the metering lights are on. here is what kari was talking about, drizzle may be an issue for you. we're watching that. so far no appreciable impacts. aside from the bay bridge everything moves well, the north bay to highway 101 and also over in vallejo. a smooth drive down into the south bay. slowing out of the altamont pass, west 580. the rest of your commute moves well. back to you. >> thank you very much. happening today the fight to build higher buildingsing along san francisco's waterfront. despite what people might want. looking along the embarcadero this morning. pete, you might have thought this issue was settled at the ballot box. it's heading to a higher court. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and kris. supporters of proposition b says it's about putting the power in the hands

median prices are already well over $1 million in marin, san francisco and san mateo counties. the experts say it is a classic case of supply and demand. there are relatively few homes for sale on the market. with interest rates staying low there are a lot of buyers left cash in hand competing for those few houses. >>> the ford motor company offering a new option in san francisco. if you want to rent up like. >> blazing saddles is one bicycle shop where tourists go to see the sights on wheels. but owner jeff sears says the ford go bike has been treading on its turf lately. go by, which is run by bike share service motivate recently revealed its go pass. $15 to ride unlimited three- hour trips within 24 hours. motivated supposed to dominate the commuter niche. but this latest pricing model says otherwise. >> now that they are targeting the visitor market we feel that is encroaching on our livelihood. >> we don't want the ford motor company and motivate to do to us what those mom-and-pop bicycles what overdid to the taxi industry. >> they should not cannibalize the tourist indust