several days now...and she's live in san francisco with more on what happens next.ali? this is considered one of the tightest mayoral races in the history of san francisco ... regardless of who the winner turned out to be, it is historic.pkgon the steps of city hall, board of supervisors president london breed declares victory.i am london breed, president of the board of supervisors and soon to be mayor of the city and county of san francisco after a tight race, mark leno conceded wednesday. breed continues to lead ...now with

2100 more votes than her competition. and as the gap continues to widen, the former senator says he doesn't believe he'll be news. ((ken))san jose mayor ((ken)) san jose mayor sam liccardo released a statement congratulating london breed on her victory((fsc))he released this statement"i'd like to congratulate mayor-elect breed and look forward to working with her to tackle the many common challenges facing our communities, from the region's growing homelessness crisis to the need for critical transit improvements that will get the bay area moving again." ((ken/fsc))oakland mayor libby schaaf also offer her congratulations...she tweeted this...excited and ready to partner with you to make our region stronger, healthier, and more resilient for all. ((ken/fsc))and supervisor jane kim, who was also in the race for mayor tweeted...i want to offer my congratulations to

london breed who has prevailed in this election and will soon be declared the winner. i'm proud to live in the largest city in america with a woman as mayor. its a farely quiet neighborhood but alot of new people are coming so you really dont know all the neighbors. (pam) (pam) now at ten: a south bay neighborhood rocked by violence. this man is behind bars after deputies say, he attempted to sexually assault his neighbor in her own home. santa clara county deputies say, she fought the man ... and was able to get help..(ken) officials are also praising this woman for her fight and determination, calling her a hero.it happened on columbet ave in gilroy... near highway 101. (pamnow residents in the area say, this news is forcing them to question their own safety. thank you for joining us im pam moore.(ken) and im ken waynekron 4's gayle ong has the latest on this story that is all new at ten.

alarming news for residents who live on columbet avenue in the unincorporated part of gilroydeputies arrested 35 year old hipolito martinez sunday they say he attacked his female neighbor inside her homeattempted to take off her clothes, she defended herself and escaped her own homehe chased her outside and trd to draher back inside..the viim fought back and ran for help..the incident happened sunday afternoon -- in broad daylight with it's quiet roads, full of farm animals,leading up to wine country, long time resident maria canlas left south san francisco for life in the country..it's hard to imagine something like this happened just down the road..

don't know all the neighbors yet.">cops found martinez hiding in a nearby convert.. a woman wanted for two home invasion robberies in the north bay, is now behind bars. 20-year-old amber hembree ... also known as "skittles"... was arrested in virgina on monday. police say, they found her hiding in an attic of a home, near richmond, virginia -- and arrested her. hembree is one of five suspects, in one of five suspects, in two separate home invasion robberies in santa rosa, that left one man dead and another injured hembree is expected to be extradited back to sonoma county soon. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with highs soaring into the mid 90s. but fog moved in along the coast to cool temperatures there in the 50s and 60s.

tonight will be partly cloudy with patchy coastal fog and clear and mild inland. on the satellite image you can see a week area of low pressure to the north swinging into the west coast. that low will deepen over the next few days allowing for an increasing see breeze and more low clouds and fog. this will help temperatures in the hottest spots inland to cool by as much as 15 degrees tomorrow. it will still be warm thought with highs in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast with patchy low clouds and fog. it will likely continue to cool into the first part of the weekend before warming a little on father's day. the warming trend will continue well into next week. (ken) a big story we are tracking: a tragic accident in the diamond heights district of san francisco.. a city worker who's also a mother was killed this afternoon.(pam) the 35-year-old woman was hit by a car.. which rolled off of a tow truck ... she later died at the hospital. (ken) it happened on 28th

street between diamond and castro streets. that's where we find kron 4's j.r. stone...he is following the story.. he joins us live at the scene .. j.r. you talked with those who knew this woman, what did they say? (j.r.) they still can't believe it. one of her former coworkers broke down crying when we spoke to him this evening.she's got a three year old you know...little girl...always happening smiling great person...we're trying to finish our job but we're heavy hearted. we lost one of our own. a good one. this is a picture of lilianna preciado. the mayor of san francisco issued a statement saying she was a valued employee. her coworkers say she had been with the city for at least six years and worked her way up to being a plumber. in fact she was one of the few female plumbers in the

city. as to how this all happened...a witness described what she saw as the tow truck driver was trying to get the car on the bed of his truck. finally he got the cables pulled down and then he was attaching it to my car, then it slid backwards and the two guys jumped out of that hole so fast but the woman did not and i'm just so sorry to hear that the woman is gone. she wasn't very tall so i don't remember if her head even came out of the hole.this is what the scene looked like today. this accident happened just after 2 in the afternoon. police say the car came loose and rolled off of the tow truck. two of the workers were able to get out of the way but preciado could not. her coworkers say she was alive when she was taken to the hospital. she was actually talking at that point but died during an emergency surgery. surgery.emergency during an point but died talking at that was actually hospital. she taken to the when she was she was alive coworkers say not. her preciado could way but get out of the were able to the workers truck. two of of the tow and rolled off car came loose

(pam)jr, who is to blame here? is the tow truck driver at fault?

(ken) a san francisco police officer is in the hospital tonight with life threatening injuries... following a motorcyle crash in the city's potrero hill neighborhood. it happened this morning near mariposa street and pennsylvania avenue. the motorcycle collided with a vehicle. the officer's name has not yet been released . the driver invovled in the collision remained at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. (pam) in the east bay, police are on the lookout for four suspects who broke into a gas station in alameda ... the entire incident caught on camera. (ken) it happened early last thursday morning. kron 4's charles clifford has the latest details well, fortunatly no one was injured in this case and the thieves can be seen pretty cleary on the video. according to the alameda police department, just before 3am on thursday june 7th four suspects, three males and one female, approached the valero gas station along park street in alameda. the store was closed at the time. the suspets then smashed a window near the front of the building

and at least three of them entered the store.they can then be seen running around the store and quickly grabbing as much as they can carry.one supsects checks the cash register, which appears to be empty and the female begins stuffing items into a backpack. in all, the three culprits were inside the store for less than a minute. they exited the building and can be seen fleeing into the night. on wednesday afternoon, the owners of the gas station were unavailable for comment. customers told us they were suprised by the break in but that it wouldn't deter them from coming here.sotno. . not really.so far police have not identified these supsects and it's unclear exactly what was taken from the store. anyone with information is asked to contact the alameda police department. in alameda, charles clifford kron 4 newws. (pam) coming up: a grandmother calling 9-1-1 ... after her 4 year old grandson was shot. how long she was put on hold by dispatchers. (ken)plus: two high schoolers caught on camera fighting on a school bus.it's one of their

mother's violent reaction that is controversial. (pam) and next: if your area is at risk for a fire.. your power might be shut your power for a fire.. area is at risk for a fire.. your power might be shut off. how people in the east bay are reacting to the news.. during the current hot temperatures.

(ken)many people across the bay area are reacting to the latest p-g-&- e announcement. the company says it may áátemporarily turn people's power off during extremely hot

weather that could potentially lead to fires... kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke with residents in walnut creek.. and joins us live with their reactions. hermela, what are you hearing? (ken) hearing?

(ken) q and a with hermela (pam) a live look outside tonigh. (ken)lawrence has the forecast lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with highs soaring into the mid 90s. but fog moved in along the coast to cool temperatures there in the 50s and 60s. tonight will be partly cloudy with patchy coastal fog and clear and mild inland. on the satellite image you can see a

week area of low pressure to the north swinging into the west coast. that low will deepen over the next few days allowing for an increasing see breeze and more low clouds and fog. this will help temperatures in the hottest spots inland to cool by as much as 15 degrees tomorrow. it will still be warm thought with highs in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast with patchy low clouds and fog. it will likely continue to cool into the first part of the weekend before warming a little on father's day. the warming trend will continue well into next week. week. into next week.

week. into next week.

(pam) (pam) (pam) this week... kron four is highlighting the good work food banks are doing everyday... across the bay area. this is all part of our parent company's annual "founder's day of caring."(ken) tonight-- kron4's haaziq madyun shows us a community produce program helping feed families in the east bay. nats/handing out bags of

groceriesthese volunteers from the first baptist church family life center are handing out free groceries to residents needing help make ends meet in the city of pittsburg. these groceries were donated to the family life center by the food bank of contra costa and solanosot :19-:26in the early days of the program it was primarily the homeless being fed through this charitable program but that is no longer the casesot :38-:44in fact this senior resident says he only has $121-dollars to live on each month after paying his rentsot awni erkaet/pittsburg resident: "almost $800 out of $921, so this is what helps you know">nats/food bank truck sot1:03-1:10

solano: "the distribution we do is 69 sites throughout contra costa and solano. we're in pittsburg today giving away food to low income individuals who need help with their nutrition">the food bank executive director talks about the eye opening results of a 2018 collaboration with saint mary's college studying hunger in contra costa and solano countysotsotpittsiburg resident: "i got white onions that i will use to make salsa. i got red apples and i got some good tatoesnd a head of cabbage we all need help, food is so expensive">stand up the food bank of contra costa and solano has been around for forty years and they say if the need continues they hope to be around for forty more...in pittsburg haaziq madyun kron4news (ken)next: lawmakers are trying to figure out a way to protect thousands of dreamers. what house republicans kron4newshaaziq madyun kron4news kron4news

(ken)next: lawmakers are trying to figure out a way to protect thousands of dreamers. what house republicans vote on next week that could change immigration policy

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news... the debate over immigration was once again a top issue today on capitol hill - republicans say they have agreed on an immigration bill.. which will protect dreamers (ken) and house democrats protesting the newly announced policy of separating children from parents if they illegally cross the u.s. border. camila bernal has the very latest from washington. the immigration debate is front and center on capitol hill as lawmakers try to find a way to protect thousands of dreamers who could be deported if the program that protects them expires.rep. jeff denham / -r- california: our goal is to make sure that we have a permanent fix for dreamers and that we secure our borders as well.house republicans will vote next week on two bills that could change immigration policy. discussions are still ongoing but house speaker paul ryan says they will hit the president's four pillars: daca, border security, family based migration, and diversity visa lottery.rep. paul ryan / - r- house speaker: i think it

is a product of good compromise by our members. democrats view it differently, not wanting to make drastic changes to immigration policy anasking for apathway to citizenship sen. bob menendez / -d- new jersey: there would have to be a clear pathway for dreamers to legalize their status in the united states. it's unclear how many democrats will support the g.o.p. bills and instead, on wednesday, some focused on the separation of families at the border.rep. nydia velazquez / -d- new york: what is happening today on borders should alarm us all, every single american. children are being ripped from parents' arms.attorney general jeff sessions announced back in may that undocumented immigrants would face criminal charges for trying to cross the border, resulting in families being split apart. parties divided, focusing on separate aspects of the immigration debate, a bi-partisan compromise next week seems unlikely. in washington, i'm camila bernal (pam) coming

up: the housing crisis continues to be a disturbing topic.. how much you would have to work ... and make ... to afford a 2 bedroom apartment in contra costa county.

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is now behind bars.four months ago -- the sonoma county sheriff's department says she was involved in a string of home invasion robberies in santa rosa where victims were tied up and shot -- one of those victims did not survive. the men were all arrested, but skittles managed to escape ... until now.us marshalls arrested her back in her home state of virginia on monday -- hiding in an attic with a loaded stolen handgun.sgt. spencer crum, sonoma county sheriffs office"it was a good arrest for out detectives who just never gave up."the sheriffs department says there have been seven home invasion robberies in the county since marijuana was legalized earlier this year.sgt. spencer crum, sonoma county sheriffs office"we were expecting this and unfortunately it's coming to fruition.in march -- nine suspects kicked in doors, tied up victims and searched for marijuana they mistakenly thought was being grown in a petaluma home.and in may -- a robbery at a home growing marijuana in santa rosa.and just this past weekend -- gunshots were fired after four men invaded a home on big plum drive in sebastapol -- likely

marijuana related, according to law enforcement.michelle kingston, @mkingstonnews"the sonoma county sheriff's office says to be proactive about your safety -- and install security cameras and attend community meetings to stay alert and try to prevent this from happening at your home. in sonoma county, michelle kingston, kron 4 news." (pam) new at ten: a kansas city woman calling 9-1-1 after her four-year -old grandson is hit by a stray bullet inside their home ... but instead of help, she gets a recorded message . (ken)the message says all the call-takers are currently busy... and to please hold. angie ricono spoke with the upset grandmother... who wants answers. a grandmother in kansas city wants answers after she was put on hold by 911 dispatchers. the reason for her call - her four-year-old grandson was hit in the arm by a stray bullet inside their home.instead of getting through to a person, wisdom williams got a recorded message that all call-takers were busy and to "please hold." "terror! sheer terror, because you don't know where gunshots are coming from. i don't know the extent of his injuries,," williams said. "i don't have vehicle to get him out of

here, and i can't get the people i'm supposed to be able to rely on -- 911."that's when williams became her own first responder. she called her daughter for a car and used washcloths to control the bleeding from her tiny grandson's arm.she packed the bleeding 4-year-old and his siblings in the car to drive eight miles to the hospital, a trip that can take at least 10-15 minutes. "it's scary. the children in the back are crying, he's still bleeding," williams said.she says it wasn't until her fourth try that she through to a dispatcher. this is a common kansas city, media.luckily the elijah, is okay. he is doing much his 5-year-old superhero who saved his life.superhero too, she wanted to play. helpless, so confused i don't life," williams said. "we really needed them."officials say if this ever happens to up. move you to the back of the line. (pam)(pam)(pam) in the east bay.... contra costa residents can now 'text' 9-1- 1 .. in the event of an emergency.(ken) authorities are advising residents to call 9-1-1 first but if you're unable to speak you can now text. here's how it works.... enter 9-1-1 in the "to" field... in the body of the text send the exact location of the emergency and if you need police, fire or an ambulance. officials say to keep the

texts short and simple -- no abbreviations. do not send any photos or videos. at this moment, the new service is only available in english. authorities want to remind residents that texting 9-1-1 may take longer than calling. (ken) new research suggests that the 6 point 0 earthquake that struck wine country in 20-14 can be attributed to receeding groundwater that caused an expansion of the earth's crust. one person died in the quake that struck the napa and sonoma valleys... several hundred more were injured, and over $500 million dollars worth of damage was caused. the study says that the land between the valley is stretched each summer as groundwater levels fall underneath the land... causing the ground to sink and contract. it is unknown at this time if the earthquake was related to groundwater pumping... or just a part of the natural seasonal ebb and flow. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with highs soaring into the mid 90s. but fog moved in along the coast to cool temperatures there in the 50s and 60s.

tonight will be partly cloudy with patchy coastal fog and clear and mild inland. on the satellite image you can see a week area of low pressure to the north swinging into the west coast. that low will deepen over the next few days allowing for an increasing see breeze and more low clouds and fog. this will help temperatures in the hottest spots inland to cool by as much as 15 degrees tomorrow. it will still be warm thought with highs in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast with patchy low clouds and fog. it will likely continue to cool into the first part of the weekend before warming a little on father's day. the warming trend will continue well into next week. (pam) in the south bay... a 19-year-old woman is in the hospital ... following a hit-and-run crash in san jose. police are now looking for the driver. the crash happened just after 2 -this morning... at the intersection of north week.into next continue well trend will the warming trend will continue well into next

week. (pam) in the south bay... a 19-year-old woman is in the hospital ... following a hit-and-run crash in san jose. police are now looking for the driver. the crash happened just after 2 -this morning... at the intersection of north capitol avenue and mckee road. police are looking for a man driving a 1990's silver or light colored s-u-v. (pam) new at ten: a police officer remains in a coma tonight in orlando.... following a deadly standoff this week. (ken)police found the suspect and four children dead after 21 hours. now officer kevin valencia is fighting for his life. grant lodes is here with what

his wife had to say today. (grant) megan valiecia is devasted and asking for prayers from the public. her husband... officer kevin valencia is in his late 20's and the father of two boys. she says he is a hero and he needs to live because her boys need a dad and she needs her husband. he did everything he possible could to protect everybody, he was there for everybody.he has to come back ... crying (grant) his wife megan, sobbing during today's press conference. the two have

been together since they were 12 years old. valencia was among the officers who responded to the apartment after a woman called police and said her boyfriend beat her. police say that boyfriend killed four childred...ranging in age from one to 11...before turning the gun on himself. (pam) a high school parent... is caught on camera... taking a hammer to a school bus full of kids in wisconsin .(ken)police say it all started when an argument between two students turned physical.madeline anderson reports. surveillance cameras from inside a school bus... capture six minutes of sheer terror for the students and driver on board.this girl in the olive shirt walks up to this girl in

the pink shirt... and throws a punch.the girl in the pink hits back... and the two continue to go at it for over a minute.both girls then call their moms to tell them what had happened. that's when things take a shocking turn. while still on the route near mill road and willow glen court in glendale... video shows this car... swerve in front of the bus.police would later identify the woman behind the wheel as 33 year old magan gumbus... the mother of the girl in the olive. gumbus comes up to the with a hammer.. and bangs on the window.nat sound from inside bus'this parent has got a hammer at my door.'the bus driver calls into dispatch as she continues driving...nat sound from inside bus'this lady crazy.'but gumbus cuts off the bus again... and bangs the hammer a second time.. causing the glass to break. gumbus' daughter begins screaming to let her off the bus and even uses a broom to try to bust out the window. the bus driver finally obliges. in an interview with police... gumbus said she had a "meltdown" when the bus driver wouldn't let her daughter off the bus... adding that "her goal was not to attack or beat up any kids." (ken)gumbus was charged with misdemeanor disorderly conduct. (pam)both girls invovled in

the fight were issued disorderly conduct citations. (pam) affordable housing is a big challenge in the bay area - we know that .. but now a new report says it is an problem for people all across the nation. the report says, minimum wage earners can no longer afford rent on a two bedroom apartment anywhere in the u.s.. catherine heenan has the disheartening new data. kaching!in arkansas, for example, you only need to earn a little over 13 dollars for a typical two bedroom apartment. but that is still almost double the arkansas minimum wage of eight and a half dollars.in california, the gap is even greater.you can afford a typical two bedroom apartment is you make just under 33 dollars an hourthat is three times the state minimum wage of eleven dollars, anyone making that amount would have to work triple shifts of 119 hours a week for a two bedroom apartment.even a

single bedroom would need to work 93 hours,kaching!the bay area's tight housing market puts us at the top of the list nationally.in marin, san francisco and san mateo counties you'll need to make at least 60 dollars an hour ... as much as ninety dollars in some zip codes.whoosh finally let's zoom in on contra costa county, where the hourly pay needed for a two bedroom apartment ranges from 38 dollars in richmond, martinez and antioch, all the way up to 67 dollars in danville. (pam) the national minimum wage now stands at seven dollars and fifty cents. it has been going up since first it was adopted in 1932, but it has not always kept up with the cost of living. (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores.

(pam) new at ten: mineta san jose airport will be improving its infrastructure. .. after receiving a ten -point- three million dollar grant... from the federal aviation administration. the grant is part of the f-a- a's nationwide airport improvement program. the money will be used to reconstruct the airport's apron.. that's an area next to the runway where planes offload passengers and prepare for flights. napa county airport received a 15- million dollar grant to repair and improve its runway. (pam)some drivers in the east bay area are looking for ways

to avoid going over a speed bump... (ken)people behind the wheel have tried it and a few have failed... but if you get caught it could end up costing you a lot of money speed bumpsnats:ambiance they are used to slow traffic down mostly in residential neighborhoods, or the new catch phrase, traffic calming they put the speed bumps in about 12 years ago (yea) and how long did it ask for them to figure out they can get around the speed bumps just days welcome to the city of newark where speed bumps don't mean a thing on cherry street just ask 25 year resident ron mckenzie after they cut new stips for the fire trucks to go down in the middle they started doing that really fast, you see cars going down here, i guestmating 50 plushere's what's happening, drivers are doing this let's stop the video they are crossing over the double yellow lines so they don't have to slow down often they continue the has habit all the way down the street here is a good example this chevy volt avoiding the speed

bumps (traffic sound) the entire time the car is over the double yellow lines this happen over (traffic sound)and over (traffic sound)and over again this car i clocked on my radar gun at 42 miles per hours in a posted 25 zone they slow down, i don't have any problem... but they do go fast down cherry i have to say that. we've had cars roll over into that hedge int to that yard years ago you seen crashes here oh yea and don the next door neighbor someone tried passing him on the right as he pulling into his driveway and t-bones him it's crazy this is a weird street because that house had somebody run into their bedroom that house had somebody run into their even the fire hydrant was taken out twice yup yes this guy demolished lso they really do need these speed bumps down cherry because people go crazy yes they do failure to keep to the right side of the road if caught comes with a 238 dollar fine and 1 point on your driving record speeding from 1 to 15 miles over is an additional 238 and a point and yes you can get both tickets at the same time which would

make you ineligible for traffic school in newark stanley roberts kron 4 news news roberts kron 4 news the giants trying to get a win over the marlins after dropping the first two of a four-game series... miami... the kids call it the 3-0-5... the setting again tonight 3rd batter of the

game... andrew mccutchen... deep to center and out for a 2- run home run... 7th of the seasonn for him... giants out quickly 2-0 but this an indication it would't be their night... gorky's hernandez... fielding a ball... trips on the turf... he appeared to roll his ankle... but shook it off and stayed in the game bottom 9th... tied 4-4... bases loaded... one out... brian anderson... fly to center off hunter strickland... hernandez throwing home... but miguel rojas beats the throw easily... a sac fly walk-ohh for anderson final... 5-4 marlins... final... 5-4 marlins... giants try to take one of four games in the series tomorrow morning... 9:10 am our time a's hosting the astros... whoshowed whythey are defendng world series champions... 9,164 in oakland tonight... bottom 2nd... evan gattis takes emilio pagan way pout for a 3-run home run... it's 9-0 astors already!... gattis with 5 rbi tonight after 5 last

night top 9th...something interesting... outfielder jake smolinski... becomes the first a's position player to ever pitch at the oakland coliseum... it idn;t work out so well... jake marisnick... take him out deep to center field for a 2-run homer... 13- 5 astros... but to his credit... smolinski did retire the next three batters final... 13-5 astros... a's 7th straight loss to houston... krhis davis did homer twice in a losing effort on the eve of the world cup... a litle soccer in san jose... a ball kicked into the "largest outdoor bar in north america"... at the earthquakes' avaya stadium... 51st minute... the quakes danny hoesen... scores to tie it at 2-2... he scored both of san jose's goals final... 2-2... quakes get a final... 2-2... quakes get a

point and snap their 4-game losing streak this another nice story... 49ers receiver marquise goodwin... is the nfl's winner of the "goerge halas award"... given by the footbll writers to an nfl player, coach or staff member who overcomes the most adversity to succeed you may remember last season goodwin's infant son died due to complications from premature delivery... goodwin played that sunday and caught an 83- yard touchdown... kneeling in prayer and pointing to the sky in the end zone he is the fifth member (sixth recipient) of (sixth recipient) of the 49ers receive the honor from the pfwa, joining db jimmy johnson (1972), qb joe montana (1988, 1994), dt bryant young (2000) and rb bryant young (2000) and rb garrison hearst (2002).(wipe to bro-mance) a fun litle sidebar emerging from 49ers mini-

camp... the budding "bro-mance" between 1st round pick and rookie offensive tacke mike mcglinchey... and veteran all-pro offensive tackle joe staley... there has been a lot of talk in camop and via social media of how well the two have hit it off... not only the mentor- student thing... but a real friendship that started up quickly and has gone from there here is mcglinchey when asked abour the "bro-mance" with staley...(sot: mcglinchey) 'joe's the best, and we've hit it off great. joking with everyone that he's my new best friend, and i'm his. and it's ben a lot of fun. i great to have somebody to be close with and also have the experience he dies, and the knowledge that he does, and be able to bounce things off him that's i'm working though, and that i'm trying to do. he's been there for me every step of the way. not only from football, but also in getting acclimated and having fun here in the bay area. so, he's an awesome guy and i'm very lucky to be in the situation i'm in."

(weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast.

(pam) father's day spending is expected to reach near record levels... with people expected to spend more than 15 -billion dollars... (ken) that's according to the national retail federation. they say rising consumer confidence is leading to another near-recod holiday. 77-percent of americans will celebrate father's day this year. and the biggest spenders are people between the ages of 25 to 34... they're likely to spend an average of 188 dollars per person... some of the popular gifts are clothing, gift cards and electronics. lawrence lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with highs soaring into the mid 90s. but fog moved in along the coast to cool

temperatures there in the 50s and 60s. tonight will be partly cloudy with patchy coastal fog and clear and mild inland. on the satellite image you can see a week area of low pressure to the north swinging into the west coast. that low will deepen over the next few days allowing for an increasing see breeze and more low clouds and fog. this will help temperatures in the hottest spots inland to cool by as much as 15 degrees tomorrow. it will still be warm thought with highs in the 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast with patchy low clouds and fog. it will likely continue to cool into the first part of the weekend before warming a little on father's day. the warming trend will continue well into next week.week.into next continue well trend will the warming father's day. little on warming a before weekend of the the first part to cool into likely continue fog. it will clouds and patchy low coast with 60s at the and 50s and around the bay 70s and 80s the 80s inland, with highs in warm thought will still be

tomorrow. it degrees much as 15 to cool by as spots inland

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