News. Right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , we are looking from our exclusive Salesforce Tower camera as we look south on this friday morning. Friday, one of my favorite is of the week, good morning, everyone. It is a the 24th. I am michelle griego. Good morning to you and every another as well. Things returning from this friday morning. Lets get your first check of our forecast if we cannot say that would enough mary lee. Happy friday, good morning to you. Oh, my goodness, happy friday to you, so glad it is friday. Alright. Lets talk about what you can expect. Is good and very warm day across the bay area and faxed the warmest day so far this year. As we look to those very high numbers to go through day. And you can see, looking at mainly clear skies, we are in the 50s i we caex as we are looking at our temperatures riding out go through our afternoon. Well above average for this time of year. 73 in San Francisco. 77 in oakland. Concord coming in at 84. We will talk mor
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