so call now. ♪ summer summer summer summer ♪ summer summer summer summer ♪ summer summer summer summer >>> and in celebration of the arrival of summer, we're checking out some red hot summertime deals. >> red hot. you know tory johnson, host of gma's "deal and steals" who drops in weekly with our friends robin roberts and michael strahan. she left us this message. >> hello, insomniacs, it's tory thompson from "deals and steals." to celebrate the start of summer i've lined up a few special savings just for you. will, show 'em what we got. >> and will is here with eco-friendly products to keep your summer super hot, break it down. >> this is super exciting. first of all, thank you so much, tory johnson, for hooking us up from bed as you saw. >> no kidding. >> let's get this show on the road. all about going green. so you guys know when we take our makeup off after the show we have nonreusable wipes. >> i don't wear makeup, this is all natural. >> of course, of course, right. in an effort to go green, our first item is the makeup eraser. you can keep your makeup removal quick and easy. we

>> like i said, we have camps over the summer and we have about 30 campers per camp this summer. a few are closed right now but most are still open. >> $290 up to 795. aid?ou offer financial >> we sure do. more information can be found on our website. >> what's that website address? >> it's joy of motion org. >> thank you so much: and next theater lab is d.c.'s largest most comprehensive independent non-profit school for the dramatic arts. we'll take you there after this. >>> it's good to have you with us haladies. >> t you so much. >> we know you have great programs. tell us some of the more unique ones. >> it's a theater school whose mission is to transform lives through theater education which sounds lofty but it's hat theater is designed to do. it teaches us that we're all of who we could be. we have pple that are beginners through people training for the professional stage one of the classes we love for adults is called anyone can act. you come in and you do fun stuff and then we see where that takes you. >> and yci have a s program now for teens. >> right. so one of our sum

esther kinski his debut novel summer. sort isn't as a deal like as it sounds it's about the hottest summer in memory and middle of nowhere post communist hungary the sun is blazing dust covers the landscape the people are working for a pittance and the carcasses are run over dogs are rotting in the streets everyone who can afford to is trying to beat the oppressive heat down at the a little holiday resort by the river. there are the locals has just left his wife for a pretty newcomer. his wife who can't believe it and lots of botching the junk dealer whose entire pride is the swimming pool he's restored and then there are the people who've come here on their summer vacation. most women in the are called or modica they stand on the sandy paths between the summer houses in their bikini's the breeze brushes their temples they squint in the sun and call to each other in hoarse voices their thoughts rub against each other when they traipse through the gray yellow sand and high heeled glitter slippers and bare their flesh from

this summer and auntie paradise ends in tragedy but will that. everything or will everything keep going down the same sad old path for such a light book summer resort has a lot of weight to it now can you take the heat. don't forget a summary of all the books in our series 100 job a must read can be found on our website d.w. dot com slash culture as well as lots of other stories from the world of arts and culture that's all for today though thanks for watching and join us again soon if you are back on that. because. it's 2019 cut america believe it is rising in south america this is close just brazil the pressure is on for a. year of life at another victory to make. movies and find out more. than 30 minutes on w. planet earth. true sky for germany to me. 16 inches 50 stories and 15 very personal tips cumberlands very best features. no limit for lists over google maps series every week on d w. when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. it was hard. i even got white hair. which head. this keeps me and me clean to interact with the site yo

can you feel summer coming on? do you feel that? today was the last day of spring, which means tomorrow is the first day of summer, finally we get to see the weird guy from i.t. in sandals again. it's all very exciting. our president is making some frenemies this summer. at the

next two summers. we're asking for support to make sure that work can be done this summer so we can return springboard to sky king in 2020. >> your name? >> stacy layton. thank you. >> hi. i'm kathy bellen, i'm the kinder second grade teacher at star king. i've been there for 14 years. it's a wonderful community. i'm also a member of the schoolside council and member of the u.b.c. so our king star teachers were excited to find out that the asphalt was going to be repaired. and that was just such good news, but then we were so surprised to find out that you know, we would have to -- it looked like we would have to be closed for a second summer. by closing, as stacy said, closing it this summer, it has been impacting enrollment for springboard and it's been such a good program. we really wanted to continue. but we do know the asphalt needs to be done, so it's understood we're going to make the move this summer and close the schools and get that done. the asphalt is broken up. there are a lot of cracks. i

it, but i am ready for the summer but and feeling like summer. it already >>the triple digits out little too much summer for us this week it was back to that kind of you know summer like weather but a nice finish to spring for sure after what was such a wet start to the season. it's got a nice to be finishing things out and very seasonable note. this week, especially this is your look across the bay in san francisco is one of her clear views right now we're not really getting a clear view anywhere across the bay right now that's because we've got a lot of fog filtering all the way inland across the bay area this morning. definitely affecting visibility and also resulting in some drizzle out their seal be turned on those windshield wipers a time or 2, as you are getting outside now and about on those roads skies will jihad above the fog are nice and clear and that's what we have to behold later today once we eventually do see that marine layer filtering out temperatures right now in the 50's and 60's pretty similar to where we've been all week lon

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>>as for the very first day of summer darya folsom and the very final hours. let's hope it all goes for you. first let's check road see how they're moving better better pretty good for friday bridges are a little heavy but not as bad as yesterday so. >>somewhat friday light so many things abtoday, it's also the longest day is equate john with the sunshine anyway exactly a 14 hours of sunlight. and if you're tracking error really close right some are actually just started a couple many little changed its rules a little intangible that some stiffer right. a summer just started and well there you go sunny skies over san francisco, almost like mother nature has given us a hint there because it's been kind of foggy over san francisco all morning >>but now that summer's here there's your sunshine clearing skies all across the bay area and you're going continue to see skies clearing out throughout the rest of the day today, plenty of sunshine to be expected for this first day of summer and as daryn mentioned more sunlight today than at any other day of the year so ge

ended but isas hear any chance they could the case this summer? be very unusual for the supreme court to hear oral arguments of the summer. i suspect in the maryland case, the government will say because the supreme court has ordered the government to go back to the commerce department, it is not clear what effect it will have on the case. but it is very unusual for them to hear course -- your cases over the summer. if that case were to go on, another possibility would be that it could hear oral arguments when they come back from the summer recess. the challenge is to get the supreme court to send the case back and the supreme court has said that they can act as late as october 31 as long as they have extra funds. so they could hear arguments at the beginning of october, if they wanted to. there's a lot of speculation and uncertainty. >> the next term is not until october. any particular petitions you were looking at that could come before the court next term that are huge? amy: we are watching several closely. one, the justices likely to hear tod

a nice warm summer night. and a san jose at 75. we do have high pressure strengthening over the bay area. going to get rid of the june gloom at least for the weekend. the system that moved through the pacific northwest and cooled us down a little bit now off to the east. we are kind of caught right between in the north flow. it is what is helping to drive our temperatures up, helping to get rid of the fog, patchy fog at the coastline and that is about it. we have mostly clear skies in most areas and you can see the north flow there right in place. that north flow is actually drying out to the sacramento valley to the point of a red flag warning there for the weekend, not for us, but they do expect gusty conditions over areas of sacramento for parts of tomorrow. nevada right now an onshore breeze at 10. concorde onshore at 12. a little bit of an onshore breeze mixed in with the north flow for the weekend. here is a look at the futurecast rolling three or evening hours we will remain mostly clear and in getting into tomorrow, mostly

after your first day of summer today that summer heat really kicks into gear come saturday and sunday after which point we actually see quite the cooldown it will take us to some even cooler daytime highs towards tuesday wednesday and thursday of next week. so enjoy today get ready for some heat tomorrow and sunday and then get ready for some even more comfortable weather next week. robin wright, thank you john want to check in on traffic now and see how it's moving around the bay area starting off with. >>the bay bridge 80 west into san francisco looks good right just a minor weight and some of the cash lanes but overall a great trip across the upper deck continuing through downtown san francisco. so when we're starting off hot spot free and it's nice and quiet like this we like it, no problems to worry about it's under 2 minutes off to the fremont street exit, here's one oh one your trip across the golden gate. and we've had no problems so far from on the north bay to san francisco, it's wide open and 20 minutes from highway 37 in nevado all the way across the bridge and to the toll

it could be your first summer job. it sounds like the opportunities in the city are more exciting than the ice scream store in -- ice cream store. you never know who is your role model. it could be right here in the events division or helping us build mission rock and housing and opportunities. i wish you all the best. thank you for being part of it and thanks for all of the partners for making this happen. [applause.] >> thank you, stacy. a couple things. now i want some ice cream. thanks for that. if you have time to lean you have time to clean. i will use that on the husband, let me just say that. thank you for that, stacy slaughter. now a shout out to or sponsor alaska airlines, top sponsor for opportunities for all. please welcome bay area vice president anna bell chang. >> thank you. it is perfect at the giants stadium we look around and realize practice makes perfect. it takes training and a lot of years of experience. that is exactly what opportunities for all is. it is about developing your experience, perfect

they are here in honor of summer. nothing in red with the exception of the alta month pass this morning which is northly how it would be here at 6:31. but only a 40 minute ride. usually that is 50 minutes at this hour. you're good two go. 20 mcknight ride there. 39 minutes there. still in the green on 101 headed out of the south bay. those metering lights are on, but you're smooth sailing once yeah get through the toll plaza. you're good to go into san francisco this morning. it is kind of hard to see under that beautiful sunny sky but the eastshore freeway is moving right along. >> thank you. a >> bart is getting a huge infusion of cash to get reduce overcrowding. the feds gave them more than $300 million for work on the trans bay tube, the first chunk of a $1.2 billion grant. the money will pay for more than 300 new cars and a new train controlled system. the upgrades will allow 30 trains an hour to pass through the trans bay tube up from the current 23. >>> right now between from 4:00 to 6:00 it is rush-hour and th

these are the hallmarks of summer. but they can also take a toll on your feet. >> it can be pretty tough. >> reporter: dr. sayeed is a podiatsst. she saystime of year the feet are more vulnerable because exposure.more outdoor with a little tlc, you can avoid injury and keep your tootsies looking good. first, remember the you slather it on to protect the rest of your body. don't neglect your feet. >> a lot of patients will focus on their face, putting sunblock on their hands. the foot, thdo n't. you need do that. r: chlorine can be tough on the skin. rinse off after swimming and moisturize to prevent the thcracking that comes w dryness. pay special attention to the heels. footwear is also important. flip-flops are often the summertime go-to. but most don't offer enough support or protection. as one patient learned after falling off a ladder wearing flip-flops. >> she fractured her fibula, this line that you see. >> reporter: and if you are going to wear flip-flops, wear any flip-flop that you can take in your hand and b

summer starts at 8:54, summer solstice. temperatures near 60s at the koechlt 72 to 77 bay and inland. 77 to 83 so yu play need the air conditioner. gorgeous evening on tap, 71 to 76. how about the commute? >> good morning, mike. overall looking really good here. we have reports of a new issue on southbound 880 around mission boulevard. no lanes are blocked. but it sounds like a vehicle went off the roadway, down in the ditch at this point. working on getting that cleaned up. however, not seeing any delays through that stretch. the bay bridge metering lights on are. a couple minutes later than a monday through thursday commute. but looking average backing up into the maze. no issues if you're using car pool lanes. >>> highway patrol is investigating a really terrible rollover crash in san jose where four people were ejected out of a sedan. one of those victims died at the scene. the crash happened overnight on the 10th street on-ramp to northbound 280. the fire department says three people who survived were taken to the hosp

the first official day of summer. clocking in at 8:54:00 a.m. as we kickoff summer. well, here is a live look with our treasure island camera with mainly clear skies as we start off the day. temperatures are in the low- to mid-50s at this hour. as we head through the afternoon, temperatures will be a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. plenty of sunshine. enjoy it. wild to warm temperatures. 86 in concord. 85 with a daytime high in livermore. low 70s san francisco. mid-60s along the coast in pacifica. >>> we'll talk about that week forecast and what's you can expect. we will be warming up. details coming up. >> we're excited it is fridwith travel times. nothing in the red. one in yellow. that is great news. your drive time 30 minutes. just to get through 205 to 680. otherwise on eastshore freeway everything looks goods 15 minutes there. 30 minutes on highway 4 and 101 looks good, just a 40 minute drive out of the south bay. if you don't have a fast track, they are not in luck. they are stuck in those lanes onto the right of the screen. es where though, if you ha

every summer tourists who don't have the proper gear or who have misjudged our limits have accidents here. 1300 meters above the town of mitten via is a structure shaped like a gigantic telescope it's an information center and vantage point even more impressive is the panorama from the best. bits of nearly 2400 meters high as it can already see the way up amazing. only experienced hikers should be appear. at nearly 3000 meters. is germany's highest peak. another way to scale the countryside is on the it's a railway it takes half a 1000000 tourists up the mountain every year. it terminates at a viewing deck of the summit with a spectacular view over more than $400.00 peaks. make a violation it's no surprise that it's often called the bavarian caribbean the color of its water is an intense turquoise lake it's one of the various most popular water sport to summations. but as the saying goes tourists destroy the places they love that's true here in the toad's along region 2 very nature is suffering under the throngs of visitors on weekends it's bumper to bumper traffic in the village of

>>> and the toys of summer forget the beach pal and shovel. what the cool kids will be playing with in the hot weather. "on the money" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. now, becky quick >>> we begin with a cup of joe starbucks was launched almost 50 years ago with one store in seattle. today the brand has 30,000 stores around the globe, serving 100 million customers a week so, how does a company of this size and scale continue to innovate and stay nimble brewing up change is this week's cover story and our kate rogers has more >> reporter: inside this 20,000-square-foot facility at its headquarters in seattle, starbucks is trying something a bit different. the coffee giant is acting more like a start-up than a 48-year-old global corporation this is the trier center, where starbucks projects are going from idea to action in 100 days flat. >> we now have 30,000 stores around the world serving 100 million customers a week and with scale and complexity, it can become the enemy of speed. and

noontime, clouds afternoon a cool summer standards. in the morning will need wipers across some parts of the bay area. watch out, mid-40s to mid-50s, cool enough for a light jacket. afternoon, mild inland, 78 in antioch, half moon bay 62 degrees. breezy along the coastline and lot of clouds later in the afternoon as well coming through. pride festivities friday, partly cloudy in the city, nice weather, 65 degrees. low to mid-60s saturday and sunday, fog giving away to sunshine as typical. accuweather seven-day forecast, rebound in temperatures after tomorrow. and keep warming a little bit saturday and sunday for pride parade. typical range, upper 80s inland, low 60s near the coast. nice weather. >> very mild. thank you. >>> giant, four ton pot pot road trip. not a joke. >> attack of the giant potato. one bride, 34 brides maids. you? >> three. drop the 4 off the this is and because alling of the devices onching. fred's wifi network are protected with xfinity xfi, literally, nobody's watching. except for millions of you, of course. wait,

olympics. >> i know, crazy. >> definitely summer weather. >> and summer doesn't start until friday. >> bring it on. >> it's feeling so summery out. >> summery? >> we got you. >> picking up what i'm putting pewn. >> temtures around 90 degrees today. plenty of humidity alreadng it's buildind scattered storms. so typical summertime pattern, a chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms, almost each and every day this week. and that's due to f antal system. here's a look at our flash flood watch. begins at 2:00, goes until about 10:00 p.m. tonight. not for everybody. 66 in virginia. north of route 50 in maryland, including the district. d, again, i think some of the heavier rain showers are really ound to be north right a the mason-dixon line. that's where we have that frontal system. but periods of heavy rain expected and some strong storms. gso this is what we'ring to be watching as we head into the afternoon. current temperatures out there, it's warm already. not noon yet and everybody in the 80s. low to mid 80s across the board. headed to around 90 for daytime highs. we drop once

tomorrow's the first day of summer. we can forecast, for the first time this year for summer is coming up. >>> tonight at 7, compassionate detox through cannabis. >> the debate. >> the studies aren't there to be able to recommend cannabis as a treatment. >> watch the 7 pm news, tonight on kpix 5 , expect more. >>> bart has received the first chunk of the $1.2 billion grant to make your commute easier. $300 billion grant will be used to add extra trains between oakland and downtown san francisco. bart said the goal is to run trains every two minutes. trains are already packed for the commute. and traffic accidents that some people on the trains can overwhelm a system. this bainbridge fatal accident led to a flood. an extra 10,000 commuters. >> we got the grant and we will be let into it engineering. i want to thank speaker pelosi and senator feinstein for working with the illustration to make this happen. >> announced today from washington. the project can move forward. finalizing the grant, that step is expected later t

care and babysitters. >> the average costof summer child care is about $1,000 p child. twice are expected to spend twice that amount and especially in aas like the d.c. area that is expensive to live. susan hogan is helping you. open the nbc washington app and search summer child care. >>> this story will have you reaching to touch the back of your head. a weird story. >> x-rays show that cell phone addiction may be causing a bizarre horn-like growth on people's necks. researchers in australia x- examined ys and found people from 18 to 30 who use their phones more than 4 1/2 hours day developed a growth near the base of the skull. scientists say thee are bone spurs and common inde elrly people after decades of poor posture. the solution prop up tabts on a pillow, hold your screens higher or put the phone down altogether. >> it's the whole idea you're putting your head down the entire time. i don't want any bone spurs! >> you have to do this the whole time. >> now we know! >>> a new survey ranks the best mobile carriers in the district nd where you live would make all th

this summer an empty paradise ends in tragedy but will that. anything or will everything keep going down the same sad old path for such a light book summer resort has a lot of weight to it now can you take the heat. don't forget a summary of all the books and also there is 100 john a must read can be found on how website d.w. dot com slash culture as well as lots of other stories from the world of ops and culture that sold for good value though thanks for watching and join us again soon if you are back on that. because. it's 2019 come to america feed a rising in south america this is close to brazil and the pressure is on the claims of. your of life in another big treatment. movie to find out more. than 30 minutes w. . dale your face. cover your fingertips. your eye. it is frightening easy to steal. crooks are also. eager to snatch it from the old servers and the pfaff to the criminal trade. in 75 w. . he takes good personally un with a little wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all true fans. because more than footb

i felt like spring was so nice summer is going to be the bomb it's got to great. it wants to live up to the spring expectations. fingers i mean today is going to be a really nice start to the season. so. >>70's inland can't complain about that i know you like your 90's robin oh, and i think it will get some of those later this weekend will this photo. >>this looks a little foggy >>and this i wouldn't call it necessarily fog, there's just a little bit of what's a marine layer out there, but really not a lot of fog this model a good we're actually looking at some pretty clear conditions to start the day overall compared to where we have been a lot of times on those foggy or mornings you can't really even see much of this he's sitting across the bay we're seeing a touch of fog and some of our hilly spots though not enough that's going to block it out your view this morning though should be any problems as you're heading into work on this friday morning first day of summer. so clear skies this morning relatively calm conditions and a bit on the cooler side that's our

it is summer break. but we have a good group and they work very hard at perfecting their craft. >> it is a love of music. we need to talk about these kids. some of them are wrestlers, some of them run track, be you when it comes to what music brings to the high school experience, what do you see as the change and benefit for the kids? >> the benefit for them is they are leaving high school with critical thinking, since they have to listen and adjust as they go. they get a creative outlet to as this program has been near and dear to my heart as an alumni, i enjoy having the students stretch their craft and trying to learn new things and get out of that comfort zone, that they can fall into. >> it says so much about campbell. people come back, right? >> people definitely do come back >> what is their favorite song to play? if they got to pick, what would it be? >> i think right now their favorite song is fly me to the moon, which ask what they opened with >> and how much practice, how much dedication does

when it's summer in europe it's winter in argentina in bet's where our bureau. he shows us his wintry hometown mendoza in a new episode of our meet the local. hello i'm roberto from endos i'm a city of sun and good wine as we mendocino is call it i'll show you are allowed to go. in those mendoza is the capital of the province of the same name we have just under 115000 residents now we're in the city center on independence plaza. i look at the hotel and if you like nature you'll love mendoza so you have the andes at our doorstep and since $896.00 on the west side of town a huge park. in those mendoza is the capital of the province of the same name we have just under 115000 residents and now we're in the city center on independence plaza. i look at that and if you like nature you'll love mendoza so heavy and is at our doorstep and since $896.00 on the west side of town a huge park. with. friends and families meet here and the park is great if you want to get some exercise at the border. plantations as far as the eye can see when. mendoza is one of the world's most

>>good food all summer long. so it's part of a seamless summer program at lunch is served at 3 locations throughout the district. they are robert randall elementary school that's at 1300 at sul drive. it's also a joseph weller elementary at 3.45 boulder street n at the milpitas sports center that's at 1325 east calaveras boulevard. so food is served at around lunch time on a first come first serve bases, and it's for kids 17 or younger. before your money this morning, california's gas. this is about to increase again get starting july first we're looking at a $0.5 increase per gallon, so the gas tank in screens. it's a part of a law signed by former governor jerry brown for fixing the aging roads and infrastructure. officials said that the taxes for jack to generate more than $50 billion over the next 10 years. we'll also on july 1st get ready to pay. money for newly hired muni fares a single right fair will now cost $3. if you pay in cash or by limiting his ticket but if you use your clipper card or the muni mob

join us for a flower power night under the stars as we kick off the summer with the surrealist summer solstice -- say that ten times -- jam in the park. similar to previous years, this will be a fun night of free live market, psychedelic and iconic songs from various artists. it runs from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. and the light show starts at 9:15. i believe we now have a video of that ground breaking celebration. [ ♪ ] that concludes the report. >> co-chair: is there any public comment on the general manager's report? okay, being none, public comment is closed. we're now on item 4. general public comment up to 15 minutes. this item will be continued to item 10. at this time members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission and that do not appear on the agenda. with respect to agenda items, you'll have the opportunity to address the commission when the item is reached in the meeting. so i have two cards. i have jackie and i have mark. if you could please come up, and then if anybody else wan

it will continue through the summer. but one of the cool things, as far as inclusion, those clients through tool works are signing up for other -- they do water fitness and yoga and water aerobics and they do like five different programs during the week. so we are providing a lot to those clients through inclusion services as well. i think i got most of the questions. >> co-chair senhaux: thank you. >> council member sassouni: after school? >> so, the one that is the asl after-school program, that is tiny as well. we only have eight kids in that program and that is just in the mission. i would love to expand it, too, or at least provide staff who sign more of our programs to make them accessible to signers and families who use asl. we do sometimes have staff people at some of those programs, but we don't have specific asl programs at any other locations right now. >> co-chair senhaux: thank you. council member alex. >> council member madrid: a couple of questions. one, how come on our data i didn't see any -- particularl

meanwhile, hello summer in hello >>officially summer down to if you're heading up into the sierra for the first weekend of summer do expect some comfortable weather today. some toasty temperatures tomorrow. it means more snow melts and more water making its way to yosemite falls as you can see is flowing it really nicely this morning as for the start of summer, here's a couple of facts about it today you're getting the light you get year long and the sun is also at its highest position in the skies after today. days just gradually get shorter and shorter now we are looking at some are having really just started within the past 30 minutes, 08:54am was official start to summer and how much daylight are we getting today well over 14 hours of it so hope you enjoy it. daria. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i was relentless first. relentless about learning the first song we ever danced to. about teaching him to put others first. about helping her raise her first child. and when i was first diagnosed, my choice was everyday verzenio. it's the only one of its kind that can be take

richmond in the low 70's as well so very summer like temperatures to start our first day of summer for friday afternoon. now 82 degrees in santa rosa, 86 degrees with breezy than gusty northerly winds starting tomorrow afternoon through the evening around 35 miles per hour or less specifically for those of you in the north bay poll a unt top 3 allergens in the bay area for tomorrow and for the next 7 days. this is what you can expect temperature wise warmer temperatures. this weekend right for our first weekend of summer and then we are going to gradually cool down early next week with below average highs by the middle of next week until we gradually start to rebound by next weekend back to you alright >>in the city of mill valley could end up looking a lot different if a new ordinance meant to prevent wildfires has adopted. the city is considering requiring homeowners in the wild land urban interface which is about 75% of the town from having any vegetation other than succulents within about 3 feet of their homes. the proposal would also ban certain types of plants like a kaisha bambo

summer starts friday, right? >> we'll find summer arriving friday morning but thankfully, today no intense heat across the region keeping the fire threat low. outside we go. the picture just beginning to see the fog creep in on the bottom half of your picture but temperatures right now actually warmer than they were this time yesterday by 11 degrees in livermore, one degree in the city, seven in mountain view. wide range. 57 half moon bay and 85 concord and 92 is our warmest spot in brentwood. future weather. tuesday morning, what you will find the fog not as wide spread tomorrow morning as it was this morning. so it's a sunny start for many of us on tuesday. look how hot we get tomorrow in the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes dion. >> thank you. >>> one of the two men blamed for the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire took the stand. max harris took the stand saying the rules were loose and nobody was really in charge. abc 7 leslie brinkley with m on his side of the story. >> reporter: as max harris took

because you have to have good tequila for a summer. >> i am not a tequila drinker. sell me on this. >> this is a new brand called crystalina it takes out the woody notes so you get the agave >> i don't smell the paint thinner. >> it is 65 bucks a bottle it has that beautiful agave note it is incredibly smooth. you think of tequila as burning and harsh. >> yeah. it is not nearly as awkward as i thought it would be. it is very, very light why is that? why doesn't it take with the nastiness? >> it is artis hral. blue agave a craft production tequila that has been aged and filtered back. so it loses the color you keeps the smoothness you get from oak aging. >> i will give you smooth. >> it is a beautiful sipping tequila or 15 bottle of pinot noir good choices thank you for being here >> folks, that is the show for today. i'm becky quick. next week, as the busy travel season takes off, who is going to upgrade america's airports and who pays each week, keep it right here. we're "on the money. have a great one and we will see you next weekend there is wisdom in how nature

>>unusually warm summers may be here to stay scientists predict more than half of the world will see record temperatures every year in the coming century. the researchers used 22 climate models for their forecast. they say they tie the rising temps to the rising global greenhouse gas emissions. the journal nature climate change published a study today. experts say the world is already seeing record high temperatures but the warm weather has not been uniform. the same study also concluded that almost half of the world's primates are at risk. scientists say at the current pace of climate change about 40% of the earth's primates will likely go extinct. scientists say already 60 per cent a primate species are vulnerable because of habitat loss and human activity. everything from deforestation and palm oil farming too illegal hunting. but they also say the extreme weather that comes with rising temperatures, we'll make primates even more vulnerable. researchers have identified hotspots across asia, africa and south america areas that are the most likely to get extreme weather and their ho

of the road in rvs. >> what happens when summer comes? hunger doesn't take a holiday. >> most of the kids are latchkey kids so they are tied to their apartment building or taking care of younger siblings so they can't leave. >> reporter: deborah who runs d kids. she propose the food truck and got support from the county and second harvest food bank. >> the biggest challenge for summer meals is kids finding a site nearby and knowing the food is available. so this solves both those problems.>> reporter: in the years the district has handed out summer meals they have served from 15,000 to 60,000 meals last year. with the new food truck they expect to serve nearly 100,000 over a six-week period they have a program to feed senior citizens because they found grandparents were also going hungry. the chef says she can't wait to hit the road.>> it is amazing. it will change my life. >> reporter: the food truck will start its rounds at schools and parks on june 14 and officials plan to send out text messages and put up social media post & is to ale

yeah beautiful summer like temperatures in fact it's felt like summer all june. so we are noticing above month of june because of these many heat wave that we've been having throughout the bay area. >>storm trnow showing a very shallow, patty murray mayor right along the coast, but overall clear dry conditions, the same for those of you in the sierra tracking warmer temperatures for you and it's only going to get warmer from here. sunday warming up to 76 degrees little change on monday. but a few degrees of cooling thanks to that increasing cloud cover by tuesday, partly cloudy skies and warming up into the mid 70's for your sierra forecast golden gate bridge closer to home as you can see little bit of a breezy night out there 10 mile per hour wind speeds or less throughout downtown san francisco. 58 degrees a little bit cooler at half moon bay at 55 degrees. widespread 60's though throughout the east bay shoreline and even some 70's as you make your way inland so still very warm temperatures out there this evening for your saturday night and overnight lows will

we will flip the script from spring to summer and it's going to feel more summer-like tomorrow, up to 5 degrees warmer. here are the official numbers, 8:54 tomorrow morning we say hello summer. clear skies over san jose tonight, 61 degrees there, livermore 57, san jose 56. we stay in the 50s tonight. san rafael 54, concord 56 degrees and san jose 56. a little soggy this spring. the average number of rainy days in the bay area in springtime, 15 out of 91 days, pretty good. this year we did it seven better, an extra week's worth of rainfall, 22 rainy days this spring. it was pretty soggy, but now we turn the page to summer where we are the dryest place in north america during the summer months and this particular pattern will see temperatures fluctuate a bit. we won't get rainfall. ridge of high pressure off to the west, a strong onshore flow today. temperatures dropped 5 to 7 degrees. we'll gain some of that back tomorrow. same area of low pressure that gave us cooler weather today or helped, it's going to slide off to the east. as it leaves, we get a north wind. you would think that i

the sunny side is summer flash flooding. the sunny side is summer returns flash flooding. the sunny side is summer returns for flash flooding. the sunny side is summer returns for the second half of the week with most places dry, blue skies, and it is here where we will see high temperatures, particularly through friday and into saturday. are there at the moment, humid areas pushing up ahead of this weather system which is bringing rain across southern and western areas. it is in northern ireland, north wales, northern england and through to the north wind —— midlands at the moment and think flashes of lightning into oxon, leicestershi re flashes of lightning into oxon, leicestershire and lincolnshire over the last 20 minutes. that area of rain, with occasional thunderstorms, will push northwards through the night and could drop a bit of rain ina night and could drop a bit of rain in a short space of rain —— sought — make short space of time. the brisk south—easterly wind. further south, winds are light. 18 degrees the starting temperature in london. sunshine t

a warming trend for the first weekend of summer. we will talk about how long it lasted a few minutes. >>> temperatures heating up. it is a good time to get rid of dry grass and weeds that can spark fires. now there is an app for that ink santa clara county. >>> jusse smollett's legal troubles are not over. it's was that caput prosecution back on the table. >>> no way san jose. a group of local artists said this new tourism song strikes the wrong note for the city. >>> earlier this year you remember after jusse smollett escape charges for fabricating a hate crime. a judge appointed a special prosecutor to revisit the case. reporter megan tells us why.>> reporter: his ruling today makes perfect sense. you can't just create an office. that is what states attorney fox did.>> reporter: gloria schmidt said her clients are celebrating the decision to appoint a special prosecutor. to the review the case of jusse smollett. it was this woman retired judge sheila o'brien who challenge the way states attorney kim fox's office handled prosecutio

and that's only for the summer. about 1 in 5 parents that responded to the survey said haty'll easily spend double on child care this summer. now, here are some options if you want to stay out of debt at leaso for the l term. using a credit card can be a good option if you can earn rewards. t's your only option, avoid using a credit card with a high interest rate, of course. if you have time to plan ahead, use a credit card with a zero percent interest rate. that way you're not incurring additional fees. plan ahead and really do your research. even if you don't have the cash right offhe bat to pay for your kids summer child care, you don't necessarily have to go into long term debt. susan hogan, back to you. >>> they say nothing is fair in love and r. but a michigan man might addy vors to that. he bought a winning ticket worth $30 million. he has to share those winnings with his ex-wife. they had been separated for two years when he bought that ticket, that mega millions ticket. divorce wasn't official at the tie. n