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and some of those 90's we'll get up to the middle to even upper 90's and some sensitive areas and contra costa county perfectly in solano county will begin to some of that coming up in just a bit back to you. all right dave, thanks a lot, let's get to the news this morning that one man is dead after a fatal shooting in milpitas kron 4 sarah stinson joins us live now from the south bay. she has the latest details for us sara. >>martin live at the lpga's police department where that investigation is ongoing police have told us that. a 19 year-old man was shot and killed by one of their officers after that man lunged at the officers with a knife take a look at this maps you can see exactly where this happened yesterday unfolded on father's day, scary situation for this neighborhood here on the one 30 block of north temple drive police arrived to a report of a stabbing when officers arrived there at one in the afternoon sunday police say they were approached by that man in a courtyard outside the apartments officers told him to drop the knife and surrender, but instead police say he ran towa

on to upper 50's lot like yesterday 70's to 80's alongside the bay which will be the most temperate spot across the bay area today, some of your best weather while campbell saratoga and los gatos into the low 90's. you'll see some mid 90's showing up in our use pay inland valleys like in pleasanton and livermore as well as conquered 94 today, richmond berkeley and oakland in the 70's for highs. well, a lot of 90's up in solano county which will remain under a heat advisory through friday. petaluma and santa rosa 87 today. now tomorrow friday and saturday these are the hottest days of the forecast ahead of us after that things cool down and cool down a lot in land by sunday. some of our highs in wind will fall from the 90's to just the 70's to close out the weekend. james. thank you john quick check of the richmond sandra fell bridge as we look at commute conditions around the bay at the current hour and at 8.50 looks pretty good here. the toll plaza camera shows you just alike the flow of traffic heading through the gates and across the span so no problems if you're heading out into

city to low 70's in half moon bay, 70's 60's as well on the bay side of the peninsula with conditions further south looking at some 70's and 80's down into the south bay we go and daytime highs today will mostly be into the 80's we'll be seeing campbell at 80 degrees. so no on over to hayward union city and fremont upper 70's while livermore back into the low 80's today, berkeley oakland, richmond, down to castro valley upper 70's while low 80's from san ramon up to concord north bay temperatures over warmest fairfield vacaville an antioch in the mid 80's today, sonoma and boy how a 81 degrees each while petaluma nevado in sandra fell in the upper 70's. tomorrow you see how much temperatures will begin to rise back into the upper 80's close to 90's for inland areas where they'll stay on into wednesday or 2 warmest days, your forecast. temperatures remain warm into thursday, but just like the past 2 weekends before upcoming weekend. we cool down look at that highs fall into the 70's for friday and saturday making for yet another cool and windy at times weekend to come. that's your fore

80's for inland areas, 70's right along the bay. i am talking 90's ahead in this forecast though still to come back to you, thanks john 7.29 and today pg and e is set to plead guilty to the devastating camp fire that killed dozens of people. >>in butte county and the town of paradise 2 years ago kron four's will tran to live at pga headquarters with more on the story will. >>james darya they will plan to plead guilty to 84 counts of involuntary manslaughter and that number is important because 84 people died when according to critics and investigators. one of their equipment is old piece of equipment dropped to the ground in 2018. in that butte county area that sparked a fire that raced through all that dry brush just ravaged paradise and many other cities in that particular area, it's a historic day for critics because they say 4 years pg e has never admitted to anything but they are admitting to starting that fire and admitting to involuntary manslaughter and by the time it's over they will pay a $4 million fine. there will be a n

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an 80's as we make our way inland. so still pretty warm temperatures out there right now for your wednesday night and overnight lows also going to be on the mild side widespread upper 50's to low 60's for most of our overnight temperatures still very little relief for most of our inland areas, especially those of you and talk only cooling down to 67 degrees tonight. let's take a look at your microclimate thursday forecast because we're going to be about 10 to 15 degrees above average for the warming trend is going to continue. downtown san francisco, 81 degrees with mid 70's for half moon bay at 77 degrees and widespread low 80's from brisbane all the way into burlingame burlingame warming up to 82 degrees but wind speeds on the breezy side around 20 miles per hour or less palo alto 84 degrees san mateo in the low 80's, but redwood city upper 80's for you at 88 degrees and low 90's for most of the south bay 92 degrees for cupertino in san jose warming up to 93 degrees for your thursday afternoon highs in the heat is on

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in the muslim country™s male-dominated society, she™s a woman in a position of leadership. she's surrounded by a lot of toxic energy, she says. she comes to the gym to unwind. >> living in a conflict zone, in a country that is struggling so much in different layers, ii think if strong women and women who are leading do not take care of themselves, mentally and physically, i think theyey will not be capable of leading and managing their work, their life. >> gaisu yari heads up an all-male team, whose job it is to r reform the civil service. the team investigates complaints relating to issues such as the awarding of positions and the sluggish bureaucracy. the afafghan administration is rife with nepotism and corruption - problems that the government has pledged to clamp down on. >> i think sometimes i am judged because i a am a woman d i am very bold about my statements. whenever i can i try to use advocacy vocabularies in my meetings. i think those vocabularies and the way i react to certain things in the e commission a e not received very well. >> gaisu yari leads an unconv

but no break warming up into the mid 70's at 73 degrees of san mateo in the upper 70's at 77. redwood city 82 degrees with a widespread 80's for those of you in the south bay flirting with 90's for san jose 89 degrees but cupertino you're going to hit that low 90 degree mark by tomorrow afternoon low 90's as well for livermore hayward 83 degrees richmond in the low 80's but conquered 95 degrees for your wednesday afternoon highs so very warm temperatures as you make your way inland napa 91 degrees in santa rosa 93 degrees by your wednesday afternoon but then some relief on thursday with widespread cooling on friday light scattered showers in the north bay, but windy weather will return this upcoming weekend into the bay area warming up nicely by sunday with above average temperatures once again by what monday of next week back to you catherine thanks mabrisa. >>for california lawmakers now proposing a change in protocol to create a standard use of force for rubber bullets this is after a protester was hit in the eye with a rubber bullet and we'll probably lose her sight in tha

's 90's around the bay. this weekend. it's a really quick change that we have cooling and might see a shower trying to sneak in here. this doesn't last very long in actually feel somewhat downright chilly may happen at the coast with all this going on as well. meanwhile all this is going on as it is summertime weather. we have something that happens in the summer it's a tropical system to make note of this one finally in season is a tropical depression number 3 continue to watch this at the baof campeche e. and to see if anything develops there yucatan peninsula. you can see it's nearby, it's and really warm waters of the gulf of mexico like that in these things and sometimes spring-like pretty quickly expected to become a tropical storm but we'll keep an eye on it to see exactly what it does become one. today 79 expected for san francisco, 86 for oakland 92 coming in for san jose. across the greater real estate, lots of blood red to dish out there in the north bay as well the south bay. we're looking at 90'

later on today low 80's at our warmest most of us in the 70's for daytime highs. more on your forecast. still ahead daria. >>thanks a lot john 8 '02 let's get back to our top story president trump is expected to take his first step towards police reform signing an executive order to introduce some changes to policing now the executive order would establish a national certification system for law enforcement agencies. >>and also set up a database to better track the excessive use of force by officers nationwide. however, democrats and republicans are also pushing to competing police reform bills as well. republicans are looking to restrict the use of choke holds but democrats say they want to ban it. outright fact house speaker nancy pelosi says it's in essence lynching. no i can't imagine they would have a ban on choke holds let's get reasonable choke hold is a assist and elation. it's a lynching. >>i think that that is almost like the lowest common denominator. this this is about justice. it's about redressing past grievances. it's about let's see what we can do,

we do cool down after that though back into the 80's inland and 70's along the bay. back to you james all right john thank you very much and just to piggyback on your mention of the winds here. we're going to talk more about the traffic coming up in a bit but there is a wind advisory for the bay bridge for the car keener for the richmond center fell bridge and for the san mateo bridge as well and also the altamont pass. >>on 5.80 so just be careful out there or back to the news we do have a controversy over pride flags growing in the east bay, the business owner says that he was paraded by 4 at a farmers market for handing those flags out with kron four's dan thorn now with more on the story from livermore. >>but the confrontation captured on camera appears to show the director of the california farmers market association telling a cookie shop owner to stop handing out pride flags that should have been a clear the woman identified as gail hayden says pushing political views is against livermore market rules we go through you know what i'm super anxious. every time i

in concord in walnut creek flirting with 90's but 89 degrees low 80's for nap at 82 degrees. sandra fell 81 in mill valley 71 degrees for your tuesday afternoon highs, let's take a look ahead at the extended forecast below average temperatures on thursday, the coolest day of the next 7 days but then we're going to gradually warm up just in time for 4th of july with trying to flirt with 90's for most of our inland valleys on saturday and sunday holding steady all weekend long with plenty of sunshine but breezy winds as well, thanks to those above average highs back to you catherine thank you members saw lawmakers in washington, they're worried that covid-19 fatigue is setting in. >>they say people don't seem to be taking the pandemic a seriously joe khaleel has the story. whether protesting police brutality. we're rallying for the president lawmakers say images of mass gatherings make it harder to convince people the pandemic is still a real threat we're in treating a very risky dangerous a time in the pandemic democrat ro ruiz says he supported the reason protesters filled th

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today's highs in the 60's and 70's right along the coastline and 80's for most other areas. today is going to be one of our coolest days of this forecast still warm but a lot more comfortable than where we are about to be side say go ahead step outside in the neighborhood enjoy a walk in and just enjoy this cooler weather. dublin pleasanton and livermore solid a tease for you 70's from hayward through castro valley on up through oakland to richmond. concord you fall from 90 yesterday to 87 today while vacaville an antioch or to only spots holding on to the 90's on the map today now tomorrow temperatures will be even cooler yet but only by a degree or 2. for father's day. after that monday tuesday and wednesday. there's the heat building back in highs will rise well into the upper 90's for our inland areas by the start of next week. daria. >>thanks a lot john it's a 19 and with the counties in the bay area all having a different timeline for easing the restrictions. it can be confusing so let's take a peek at where everybody has a marine county. not yet but on june 29th. >>th

and 70's there antioch 94 degrees livermore not that far behind in the low 90's widespread 80's for most of our inland valleys but warming up near average right along the east bay shoreline into the low 70's for oakland at 72 degrees and near average highs as well for downtown san francisco warming up to 67 degrees. let's take a look at your 10 at 10 outlook below average temperatures with relieved not arriving in our inland areas until sunday we're going to have a storm or of a wind maker than a rainmaker sweeping through the bay area saturday night through sunday, cooling us down 5 to 10 degrees below average with wind gusts in that 30 to 40 miles per hour range, making temperatures feel a lot cooler than what they actually are rebounding pretty nicely on monday to near average highs gradual warming trend but then cooling down to write about where we should be just in time for the 4th of july back to you grant vicki. >>thank you theresa coming up stay home that's the message from an east bay school district tonight its leaders their plan to begin the fall with students and teachers doi

and back in the 80's upper 80's is still going to be about 5 degrees above average. but much better than the 90's that you were in today. hayward 72 degrees with widespread 60's and 70's right throughout the east bay shoreline and oakland exactly where you should be at 71 degrees conquered of walnut creek in the low 80's for those of you in the north bay napa 79 degrees and santa rosa. 83 degrees for your afternoon highs and let's take a look ahead at the extended forecast because we're going to be about 5 degrees below average for most of our inland valleys on sunday. as that cooling trend continues relief also but windy weather and also high fire danger concerns because of gust 45 miles per hour or less. >>on sunday so keep that in mind by monday. we're going to warm up to near average highs but a very dry air mass with some of our inland valleys as dry as 20% but then we bonding pretty nicely with great weather for 4th of july weekend back to you >>and we have some late breaking news for you a fire is burning inside the naval weapons station that is in the east ba

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not in the picture today because of today's warmer temperatures in fact tracking widespread 80's 90's for parts of the tri valley is like conquered in antioch but already cooling down into the mid to upper 70's right throughout downtown san francisco and even threw out oakland in the east bay shoreline and overnight lows tonight will be on the waer side mid 50's so mild temperatures during the overnight hours and tomorrow's daytime highs going to be about 5 to nearly 15 degrees above average nearly 10 degrees above normal for downtown san francisco warming up to 75 degrees. half moon bay in the low 70's with mid 70's for burlingame brisbane 70 degrees for your wednesday afternoon highs and widespread 70's 80's from san mateo at 77 degrees to redwood city, 82 degrees by your wednesday afternoon, a mix of 80's and 90's for those of you throughout the south bay 89 degrees for san jose, but cupertino warming up into the low 90's fortunately not going to be as hot. like we were just a few days ago last week during the heat wave, but still very warm temperatures as you make your way inland

some 60's mixed in. tomorrow temperatures fall rapidly for inland areas down from the 80's to the 70's our warmest and will stay that way into our brisk saturday. sunday we reverse or cooling trends. temperatures begin to climb again and by early next week, it's back to inland heat and cooler temperatures at the coast. james. thank you john quick check of the traffic this morning, we'll take a quick look here is the golden gate bridge camera and it shows we've got. >>as john mentioned foggy conditions here across the span. but traffic is moving nice and swiftly across the and into san francisco. so it's all right heading in from murray county this morning the richmond sandra fell bridge, a plea foggy but you can see the backup here just ahead of the toll plaza stretches just out of view there in the background but you're still making a normal time, it's not anything unusual here just a normal congestion backup there is no accident on the span this morning. well on a related note. speaking of traffic we a

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or 30's. protests against police are certainly not new in 2015 for example, protests against the use of deadly force by police swept the country and that's when the washington post began telling how many people were shot and killed by police since that time they say 5400 kron 4 sanaz tahernia talked to an investigative reporter with the post. do we have a in terms of i the number of people that are black versus white versus asian versus hispanic. >>and which ones were armed and those that were on art. >>we do about 70% of the people police shoot and kill armed in with a gun or a knife. that's a large percentage america as a country with lots of guns about 280 million according to a lot of estimates. so police officers face a lot of people with guns. when you look at the breakdown by race that 45% is killed shot and killed by police. our white men about 23% are black men. if you look at armed and unarmed and each year 50 people a year shot and killed who are who are unarmed. the first year we t

of 50's up to the north 57 for san jose. but notice also where the numbers are a little warmer or more mild is off to the east bay in north they were county napa in a little bit contra costa oubit cooler because we do have the dry air shore but not as much in the way of winds that allow that radiational cooling to kick in for today, we're at 69 at 09:00am by high noon 82. we'll see some token 90's today, we'll check that in the 4 zone forecast but more in the extended back to you. right happening today. it's a solemn morning in the south bay as friends and family will be llen. >>officers sergeant damon gutzwiller his memorial service will take place be rea college an app toss kron four's will tran is there he's in santa cruz with more on the fallen officers possession today, well. session routed actually starts right next to the board walk about a mile from my location, but we wanted to be here to show you there are other locations that you can be if you want to watch them start at 00:45am in the morning. this is 911 socal a

widespread 50's and 60's for most of the bay area but in the low 70's or antioch and santa rosa right now so noticeably cooler for you as well and overnight lows tonight in the low to mid 50's and tomorrow's daytime highs near average along the coast and east bay shoreline with mid 60's to upper 60's with widespread low to mid 70's as you make your way inland. so cute degrees below average for most of our interior valleys and we're going to be on cruise control temperature wise through sunday with at or slightly below average daytime highs the been warming up by monday taking on wednesday with temperatures about 5 to 10 degrees above average fortunately not tracking a heat wave catherine and then another storm said you're right friday of next week. once again cooling us down and bring us another round of dusty went back to you. thank you for bruce a. >>well lawmakers in washington theye concerned about the declining rate of child immunizations. washington correspondent basil john says they're not trying to get the cdc to take action. >>virginia senators, tim kaine and mark warner are

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60's, north bay daytime highs 80's to 90's in solano county which will be our hottest spot in the bay area today. santa rosa at 79 today. now tomorrow and thursday not much different than today. temperatures remain very steady friday and saturday temperatures really start to get warm though the 2 hottest of your forecast before some relief into early next week. james. all right, thank you very much john quick check of the roads outside the bay bridge approach camera shows the traffic really has thinned out quite a bit. >>we had a brief back up when the crush quote unquote arrive during our 6 7 o'clock hour. but as you can see it's gone so it's an easy ride from oakland to san francisco now nothing slowing down. we're also looking at nice conditions on the san mateo bridge as well you can see here the volume is growing but still moving at the limit no problems to report for you at the 8.16 mark. >>in the buzz nascar shows its patriotism and support for black lives matter the racing world took a stand against racism after 2 nooses were found at the tracks one at the sonoma raceway it wa

warm to hot rather 80's going on for the bay 90's going on in land and then for midweek that's where the heat spike is mid 90's again for the inland valleys. some lower 70's going on along the coast. meanwhile by week's end. slight possibility of that shower for saturday friday night rather into saturday and cooling quickly with somebody is returning in spots that are looking at some lower 90's today, upper 80's, san francisco coming in about 74 with oakland 84 high 87 meanwhile for san jose across the wider real estate there we have some lower 90's off the far east bay upper 80's up to the north bay and also down to the south bay with the peninsula getting into some 70's at least along the coast. marty back to you. all right dave, thanks a lot, let's go to the south bay this morning with the mountain view police department says it will no longer use of restraint technique called the carotid hold. >>the department said on twitter that would stop using the carotid hold immediately. and the department is also reviewing additional policies and having meaningful conversations with their

antioch 59 for livermore fit 62 for conquered upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline with 50's lower 50's up to the north bay 60 covering san jose covering today 76 at 10:00am by 01:00pm we're talking 19 ab couple stray clouds to throw out here but on balance looks to be a mostly sunny day we'll have a closer inspection with the 4 zone forecast shapes up with in just a bit back to you. >>all right, thank you dave happening today, the oakland board of education will be meeting with parents and students to introduce the george floyd resolution. the resolution calls for police free schools in the oakland unified school district. kron 4 sarah stinson joins us live with more information sarah. >>well robin the black organizing project is the organization that is backing in announcing this new resolution as you said it's called the george floyd resolution and they're saying that we need to make our schools police free oakland a bit unique as their school district their own police department the only school district in alameda county that has its own police department many other districts a

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lower to middle 70's and 80's and 90's heading down to southern california. so let's get right to it in your 4 zone forecast for your tuesday, somebody for san francisco's mission district coming about 75. 67 pacifica 71 daly city we're still building now 71 half moon bay little warmer expected for tomorrow now mid 70's for the northern end of the peninsula down south into the 80's, 86 palo alto 85 redwood city 83 for mountain view down in the south bay will get some upper 80's at work here 92 coming in from morgan hill 87 milpitas and the east bay shoreline to the south lower to middle 80's tri valley we're looking at close to 90 we're getting up there in the upper 80's territory. pleasanton about 8889 livermore 87 for dublin 89 coming in for walnut creek in concord at 91 to get more 80's line up the east bay shoreline here berkeley at 79. 93 for fairfield 77 87 meanwhile for now 88 for sonoma and santa rosa checks and 89 we got 71 going on 4 point race tense and beaches, 64. but that will be warming up a little bit more so for tomorrow get into thursday, bi

well in the 90's we've got that to weeks and the coast in the 60's 80's covered the bay by this weekend big time changes are coming our way looks like that will be on sunday and forward in highs fall below 80 on sunday highs today, 67 for san francisco. oakland 74, 88 san jose but across the wider bay, we're looking at mid 90's to be had at 96 for antioch 93 for concord's 92 meanwhile for livermore and up to the north bay pretty much reduced to the 80's at this point not the 90's any longer 88 for san jose of course we checking of the 4 zone forecast and a bit checking bay area roadways and bridges robin liss and pay we saw that line at the bay bridge toll plaza so it's quite slow into san francisco this morning this will last up for the rest of the 7 o'clock hour. >>before we start to see a decent improvement. so if you need to get into san francisco. >>looking at this backup, i'm suggesting you leave early because it's stocking up off and on between west grand and the bottom of the maze so keep that in mind looking good though on the upper deck we're checking in on 92 the trip across

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so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. morning, welcome back kron 4 news and we are enjoying the opening bell at the stock exchange in new york with big in the morning. >>with training for futures for both s and p and down slightly up this morning. this despite the fact that countries around the world are in various stages of reopening during this pandemic we'll continue to check out the big board for you throughout the morning there. >>we also need to check out the forecast even opening bell for the weather, let's head over to update sparred see how it's shaping up they a good morning robin good morning everybody live shot coming in from u c berkeley as we wait for the sun to fill up the east bay shoreline here is bit of a shadow still left over here a little bit of haze. but touch of fog going all of the showing couple suit sutro camera going on this 15 a bottle they're finding graduate into the 50's 51 napa 51 also santa rosa below 63 also an antioch we don't have

70's as well big cool down from yesterday's near 90 degree highs, 60's and 70's for the east bay, some of our biggest differences from yesterday in areas like concord which calls from 90 yesterday to 76 today. antioch you are at 93 yesterday today only 76 can't miss that difference. santa rosa nevado in sandra fell also mid 70's to low 70's. tomorrow, even cooler highs are to be expected so jackets are needed for your saturday plans sunday, not so much temperatures start to rise winds will calm down and sunshine coming back out by next week definitely no jackets wednesday, we'll be back into the 90's for inland areas. so some warmth is ahead but not the next couple of days. daria. >>thanks a lot john for 48 and the golden state warriors summer camp is back for young players but for the first time in more than 20 years. parents are not driving their kids to camp instead. the program is online kron four's kate rooney takes a look at how it works. >>like every organization that usually conducts business in person the warriors basketball academy has had to re imagine operations. the last f

some 90's here for one a creek. we're just referencing and 93 going on for conquered, meanwhile back to the east bay shoreline we're in the 80's territory, 82 for berkeley 86 for richmond, a 94 now 91 for sonoma, 91 also for santa rose with 80's trailing down south. we got stenson beach at 65. so we're 70 forecast, we have temperatures that spike up on thursday. treating back again by saturday. it's the first day of summer by the way hot for dad on sunday and then back to the 80's and early next week and it's like a springtime forecast marty. all right david sure does thanks a lot. on june 19th also known as juneteenth to 29 ports along the west coast, including the port of oakland. >>will close for 8 hours they're doing it to protest racial injustice in policing juneteenth commemorates the end of saint slavery. it's also called emancipation day and freedom day. thousands of protesters are expected to march from jack london square to the port of oakland on that day. target is officially designating juneteenth as a c

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in tomorrow near 100 inland 70's by the way the coast 80's and 90's for the bay and this weekend we go back to spring cooling and might see a shower and chilly at the coast too. for this set deal that we have down here in the bay of campeche e this is a tropical depression right now, but it's kind of spinning around aimlessly if you will and we expected to develop into a tropical storm when it will be given the name at that point. highs today at 79 san francisco oakland and 8692 meanwhile for san jose. and the maps boy i'll tell you what the blood red it's taken over a good chunk of them happens you can see and expect more of this tomorrow upper 90's out there to the delta course filet whoa because my jacket too 92 for napa santa rose at 9479 for san francisco in 92 coming in for san jose where to fill in some of these gaps here with your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit of course have the extended to show you when spring is coming back into the picture. coming back to the picture for us robin has bridges such for yeah i do and also have a trouble spot traffic all jammed up on the

but and on balance that the 60's and 70's story. coming up a little bit of course we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast and that extended forecast to you can idea about the temperatures falling and returning it again returning back to the bay area bridges and roads robin was going off all right traffic is a little busy in some spots, others not so much we're checking out the bay bridge 80 west into san francisco. >>and we're really not seeing much of a delay, maybe it will happen a little bit later, but you know a lot of folks do take friday off. so it's not as heavy now as we've seen you know in the earlier part of the week so all is well in san francisco 92 will be our busiest bridge busy does not mean bad, it's just a little crowded and you have a lot of companies so you can make it to the peninsula and under 30 minutes with no crashes, no stalls and no hot spots here on westbound 92 marty looking pretty good. thank you robin. >>well this year celebrates 50 years of pride in san francisco and although will look different compa

and oakland, widespread 70's and 80's those you make your way inland. still hot though as you make your way into parts of the tribe valleys like antioch 91 degrees more than 30 degrees warmer than half moon bay, 59 degrees on account of that cool sea breeze and also that june gloom as well current wind speeds out there right now a little bit breezier throughout downtown san francisco, seeing sustained winds at 23 miles per hour with gusts. upwards of 25 miles per hour. similar conditions for those of you in fairfield as well. calmer for everyone else in the bay area but we're going to have another day of warm temperatures, especially in solano county upper 80's and low 90's for your saturday afternoon but we are going to notice cooler and cloudier weather in the days ahead and also windier weather making temperatures feel a lot cooler even with these below average highs on sunday more coming up in my full forecast in just a few minutes catholic back to you. >>thank embrace a coming up

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amy: after nearly two wes s of histicic prosts,s, t minneapolis city councilasas announceitit wilmoveve t dismtltle the city's lilice dedepartnt i in e wakekef the police killing of georgeloyd. weill speato minneolis cityty councilmember jeremiah ellison. then we look at the growing movement to defund the police with professor alex vitale, author mychal denzel smith, and activist linda sarsour. >> defunding the police is simple. that means get police out of our schools, get police out of addressing homelessness, get police out of addressing mental health crises. put police where they belong, and that is not in our communities to address things that require qualifications and expertise. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy nowow!, democracynow.org, the quarantine repoport. i'm m amy goodman. as h historic prprotests contino sweep the itited states two weeks afr r the licece mder ofof georgeloyd, ththe minneapolis city couilil annnceded sday itit will move to sband the city's police deptmtment. nine members of thcocounci a veto-proofajajorit madade e vow duri a a comnit

in place for wednesday with near 100 expected inland 70's the coast 80's 90's going on by the bay. and for this weekend cooling and might see a shower maybe, but the cooling temperatures in some breezy like conditions we expect chilly at the coach too as we changed the guard yet again about to enter into the bay of campeche e it's now a tropical depression it's number 3 a really fancy well, they're going to give it a name that that becomes a tropical storm see by the way is the next one on the list here we'll let you know if that happens kind of monitoring. folks other hurricane center is expected to drift north and the environment is somewhat favorable up there in the gulf of mexico, the warmer water 79 san francisco today, 86 oakland, 92 san jose sunny and hot very warm will say for opened the portions of the east bay shoreline you can see there already lower 90's we expect again inland expect the upper 90's a lot of blood red has taken over a lot of real estate in just one day and expected the kind of own the day tomorrow. and a little bit of the thursday coming up in a bit by t