>> i was dressed. and i was ready to go. and i was very upset that i wasn't able to get married. >> before you go there, you have to add somebody to the list. >> i had to go by myself because she wasn't able to go inside with me. >> when i show up, i'm not on the list. "you cannot go inside." >> very upsetting, just like it is very upsetting for me today. >> she just made a mistake. it was easy to be fixed. >> no, we're still gonna get married. it's just not gonna be with her. >> if she would have called me, we could have resolved we could have resolved this at home instead of here. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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new playground. >the port hopes the dog park and playgrounds will be completed by next february, maybe even by the end of this year. >coming up in the first alert forecast, marine layer has melted back to just the beaches for now, and right through the golden gate, you can see what it looks like they're streaming in over alcatraz and angel island. it's about to get a lot more impressive. it's going to start building in and covering most of the bay over the next few days. we're going to go into more june gloom, just as we go to the last days of june, and some of us are going to get a noticeable cooldown because of that. show you who coming up in the forecast after the break.

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all right, let's get you ready for the second half of your weekend. most of us get a cooldown tomorrow, some of us by like 7 or 8 degrees. others maybe by one degree. you won't notice much if you're in the city on the peninsula near the coast. you don't notice a difference tomorrow. if you're inland, you will show you why. first, here's why. look at the marine layer. look what it's trying to do. right now. we've got just this little ribbon, that classic little ribbon that tries to sneak in through the golden gate. you see it there on the last image. you get just that little wisp. we show it to you another way. that's what it looks like on satellite right now. that is what it looks like by eyewitness account from the camera on top of the mark hopkins hotel. that's that little wisp. so we're on ... hill looking north. that's alcatraz out there. you kind of see a little bit of the island, and that's that little ribbon of clouds that's trying to stream onshore. let's go back to the map. i want to show you how this is going to get more impressive tonight. we didn't have a whole lot of marine layer today. unless you're at the beach or at the golden gate tomorrow you will watch. here's the high resolution forecast that takes the clouds forward. and we're going to let this play until about 6 a.m.. and tomorrow it will fill in most of the immediate bay. this is

sunday. this is when the marine layer starts coming back. and then what's going to happen after this for monday and tuesday is this marine layer is going to be able to lift a little bit. in other words, the pressure over it is going to weaken and the clouds will be able to lift or deepen. and when they deepen, that means they're going to be able to get over the east bay hills. as far as tomorrow goes, they can't really do it. you don't really see a whole lot in the tri-valley there. and that is the tri-valley out there. you should wake up to relatively clear skies to start sunday, but by monday and tuesday those clouds are going to get an assist as they get lifted higher and they will go farther inland. let me show you what's coming our way. a little explanation on how that's going to happen. we'll take a look at the forecast in terms of what the satellite has to say about today, and then what some of the better visualizations have to say about why the marine layer is going to get more impressive this week. you don't see anything when you look at regular satellite. you barely see anything sitting off the coast. when we switch our view, you still don't really see much. even on water vapor, you don't see a whole lot. but

there is something here. look at this little counterclockwise spin down here. it barely shows up, and it really only kind of shows up through the dry slot. and really only if you use your imagination. we showed you another way. here's the forecast imagery. what we're looking at here. this is satellite showing you what the atmosphere is doing now for like the last 12 hours. this is the forecast imagery which sees that little counterclockwise source of energy and over the next two days builds it into that. now that you're barely going to notice that in terms of like, oh, it looks like there's a spinning vortex of energy, not the case, but what it is is a way to see where the low pressure is. and that's going to build in right over us going into sunday and monday, and watch it spin right overhead. that's how we're going to go back into more progressive june gloom that's spinning low, is going to lift the marine layer and throw it farther onshore. and that's basically the way the next couple of days are going to go for us. so let's see what that looks like in terms of the way it's going to feel. we'll start out by looking at sunday on the map. and go ahead and pick out your part of the bay, a cooldown concord. it was 97 today out here as the marine

layer starts building back in, your numbers will come back down a little bit. it's not going to be cool, but you'll get you'll at least get pulled back away from the 100 degree mark. you'll feel a lot better there. look at the santa clara valley tomorrow. you can see all the grid down there. pick out your part of the santa clara valley. your numbers there are going to end up pretty much about 3 or 4 degrees cooler than you were today. and when and when we look at where we'll be for the seven day forecast, let's get into those details and i'll show you what that looks like for our inland microclimate. first, let's see those numbers. there's a slightly cooler scenario notably so by the end of the week. so sure we'll get more marine layer this week. and then we'll get even cooler air as we approach next weekend. those are daytime highs for inland microclimates only in the upper 70s on friday. and of course next weekend will even be still relatively cool with temperatures in the low 80s and in the seven day forecast for the bay. that's your story as well. more gray skies in the morning. afternoon sunshine.

all right, andrea, over to >you. all right. thank you darren. coming up in sports the giants got off to a good start on the road with a win. but their offensive struggles continue. how much help could they give a near flawless pitching performance by robbie ray this afternoon. we'll show you the

>well, maybe this was the perfect time to face the white sox. chicago has lost 12 of their last 15 games, including the series opener against the giants. their struggles continue, but the giants can't get their bats going at all. we start in the second inning. jung hoo lee has struggled at the plate as of late, but no problems for him out at center. take a look at a sliding catch. ended the second with runners at the corners for chicago. robbie ray knows lee saved a run there. at least then ray took over another strong outing for him. for the giants starter, he gives up just four hits and strikes out six over

six innings. but then in the sixth inning, runs into just one little trouble here. andrew benintendi doesn't let this fastball get by him. a deep shot to right field was just beyond the reach of mike yastrzemski. ray couldn't have pitched better. just one out away from a shutout start, and that one run ended up costing the giants a ball game because the giants offense didn't bring anything to the table. san francisco came up with just four hits as they get shut out. the white sox win one. nothing. justin verlander will look for his first win as a giant in the rubber match on sunday, while big match for the earthquakes tonight as they host rival la galaxy in the california clasico. the match will be played at stanford stadium at 730, with 40,000 tickets already sold. we'll have a recap of that coming up on the late show, and the valkyries got back to their winning ways at home last night with an 83 to 78 win over the chicago sky,

kayla thornton led the way with a career high 29 points, including some key buckets down the stretch to seal the game. it's thornton's 10th season in the wnba, and head coach natalie nakase says her impact goes way beyond the box score. >trent taylor because, you know, she got in a little foul trouble. and one of my mentors, he told me like, hey, sometimes you just got to keep him in there and trust him. and so i looked at her, go, i can trust you, right? she's she's like, let's go. and so, you know, she played real smart, real intentional. i'm just really glad she's getting all the success that she's getting. she deserves it. and i'm thankful that i'm her teammate. >well, the valkyries have sold out valhalla in each of their first nine home games in this inaugural season. with so much enthusiasm surrounding the team, two fans decided to start a podcast to give a voice to the growing fan base. kelsi thorud has more.

>valkyrie. the. this is reina. and vanessa. this is valkyries say less. reina mast and vanessa hutchinson are the voices behind a new podcast dedicated to all things valkyries. tell us about kayla and her double double. okay, so, she's. her history of double doubles. history of double doubles. she averaged a double double in college. the two basketball obsessed friends say the idea came to them after seeing just how much hype was surrounding the team. basically the first one. it was so fun. yeah, we did the first one and i was like, we're trying this out. and it was. so it was such good chemistry and we're like, oh, our voices sound really different. so like, people will be able to like, hear who's who. and with that, valkyries say less was born. each episode is an upbeat, half hour ish long chat where the two dive deep

into the players backgrounds and their performances on the court. it feels like when you're little and collected, like baseball or basketball cards, it's like the back of the card. but we're doing it with audio and we're just like, yeah, what do you relate to? what do i relate to? it also doesn't hurt that both reina and vanessa are teachers bringing the skills and games they use in the classroom to their listeners. what's our game today? our game today is a classic coming straight out of my classroom. it's called taboo. it's a show the two hope will bring some joy, as well as some knowledge and interest in the game and the team to their audience. their goal to get even casual valkyries fans more interested and invested in the team one episode at a time. i hope they they go and they go to the games and they can watch the games without looking at their phones and they can, you know, learn the nicknames,

learn what a double double is, learn, that they're welcome there even if they haven't played basketball in 20 years. let's carry that. like gushing. over amazing energy and love and translate it into something where we can just help, like help grow the community. and that's what. >all right, after the break, the summer games in santa clara. highlights from today's special olympics competition

what a shot? >well, that's in santa clara today. the special olympics in northern california held their summer 2025 summer games, featuring over 1000 athletes participating in track and field, tennis, swimming and bocce ball. the events continue tomorrow at santa clara university, with nearly three dozen counties represented in the competition. with the way the giants have been playing, the hottest bats in san francisco may not be on the diamond, but on the cricket pitch instead, with the san francisco unicorns on a bit of a hot streak, itay hod explains what's behind the bay area's cricket craze. >most people here cricket

and think of a backyard bug that just won't pipe down. but inside this pleasanton training facility, cricket means something else entirely. fast ..., flat bats in a sport chirping its way into america's lineup. >i saw my dad playing with his friends out in like, the community parks and all, so i gave it a shot. >23 year old vatsal vaghela suits up for the san ramon grizzlies, a minor league club with major momentum. he's what's known as a bowler think, baseball pitcher. but here the ball bounces off the ground first. >good catch. >he's not the only one with big league dreams here. 14 year old shreyas plays for the grizzlies junior squad, part of a growing pipeline of young talent. >it's the energy, it's the passion. it's the competitive like environment. >major league cricket is only in its third season, but it's quickly gaining ground

with literally billions of people worldwide tuning in. the us isn't just catching up, it's catching on. and this summer the league takes its biggest swing yet. oakland coliseum, once home to the a's, is hosting its first ever top tier cricket match >this way, >and although it may look like a cross between baseball and golf, you quickly find out it's a whole other ball game. >nice. do i look professional? yes. you do. you look not professional at all. cricket. having a moment right now. that's a great way to say >it. david halbert, board director for usa cricket, says the sport second only to soccer worldwide, could give the 63,000 seat stadium a second life. >every year is going to get a little bigger, a little better. we do expect to fill up the stadium. help turn the corner. >with the san francisco unicorns, the bay area's first pro cricket team in the mix.

>let's >>go. the sport is getting a shot in the arm and a serious boost where it counts, says grizzlies co-owner samir shah. >is it exciting to see this happening. big time? oh, smoked. >and while baseball may be america's pastime. >is it? >if fans have it their way, cricket might just be its future. >the giants need that guy in their lineup. well, that's it for us tonight at five. we'll see you back here at six. the cbs weekend news is ♪ tonight, a stormy start to the weekend. thunderstorms in the south. the nation's busiest airport hammered. cancelations rippling nationwide. i'm dave malkoff in atlanta. it was weather that caused hundreds of cancelations on delta. a lot of people are frustrated here. now it could impact you.