Of the bay bridge. And the numbers out there right now are pretty much right in line with where they were yesterday at this time. In the mid50s and 55 for San Francisco and 50 in santa rosa, 57 in concord. Thats not very different. And most of us are actually going to wake up to clear skies. There is some patchy marine layer out there, but you will have to be in the usual places along the coast for sure right along the edge of the bay and you notice some low clouds, but for the most of us, we will wake up to relatively clear skies with 63 officially for the city today. And read the top line, increasing clouds by the afternoon. We will see another cloud show coming in right to the middle of the day. Get rain out of it. But it will be part of the pattern that keeps us cool for the day. Look at the inland temperature. Only going to 78 and thats coming in below average at 70 degrees for this time of year. Replay yesterday and that is what today will be like and then we get into tomorrow an
The sunrise on the east bay. Most of us wake up to clear skies. But there is just this patching this of low stratus clouds mainly for the east bay or right out along the water. So it will be a little bit different. Most of us have a clear skies and you can see the other patch from our camera on Treasure Island looking to the west and thats the same. The numbers are what they were yesterday. Today will feel like yesterday morning, remember what yesterday afternoon felt like . Thats what today will feel like, 63 officially for the city and we will increase some of the higher clouds by the time we get to early afternoon and one of the major impact on the day. Another belowaverage day and i will be back with more coming up on the rest of the forecast and a bit. As far as backups are concerned, that would be below average as well. You are smooth sailing in most spots. We have a few accidents i want to tell you about. We hopped right into those, this is on the nimitz right at 80 northbound a
Minutes of that special was directed towards the trans community. Reporter Orlando Oshea and jennifer rile are leaders of a group called trans life sonoma. They have joined other advocates in demanding the Luther Burbank center canceled the four chappelle shows. But it is one hot ticket. Four soldout shows. What does that tell you . In fact, they sold out within a couple days, very popular. A lot of people want to see him. Reporter thats why the activists are so opposed. They say by making fun of transgenders, chappelle is giving license to others in society to ridicule and physically attack what is a small minority of people. The center said when they rented the venue out to live nation, they didnt realize it would be for chappelle, but in a statement they said, quote, in the end, we determined it is not our role to sensor. She believes also free speech, but not if it contributes to suicide in her community. Im not concerned about being part of cancel culture. As long as this is to he
The same night, thieves caught on camera and why the owner of a Popular San Francisco club says the police and Fire Department are to blame. More doses on the way, who will get the Monkeypox Vaccine and when. Avoiding a repeat, how extreme heat is behind a policy change for bart, we investigate. When we see committed he is under attack, we feel like we should stand up. Making a difference, how oaklands chinatown is coming together to fight back against crime and positive results they are seeing because of it. Good evening, we will get to those stories just a moment, breaking news, a deadly crash in solano county, at least 4 people have been killed. We are at the crash site, along highway 12 in rio vista, cheryl, what have you learned . Reporter i am live, just beyond the stoplight at somerset road, Church Street is just beyond this horrific scene, the Coroners Office is on the scene, removing the 4 dead bodies, six other people are at the hospital right now. Lets take a look at the vid
Site far into the future. I literally ride. Reporter Maritza Maldonado saying buying Cesar Chavezs former home was an emotional experience. Her agency quickly raised a million for the purchase of the property once they found out the chavez family had put it up for sale in may. We want to also make sure that this is preserved for future generations. Reporter the modest property is where cesar chavez lived with his parents and siblings as a young adult in the 1950s when he first learned of the power of nonviolent protest. As president of the united farm workers union, he went on to lead one of the Great American civil rights movements of the 1960s and 70s. Were just excited that he was there, his presence was there, the organizing happened. Reporter maldonados group plans to remodel the property into a historical and education center. I was really hoping something great would happen with the house. Reporter nextdoor neighbor erin white supports that vision. I think thats what should happ