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Mike mibach julie haener. This advisory will last well into tomorrow morning. Some temperatures might even approach near freezing numbers. We have Team Coverage this hour. Ktvu is Elissa Harrington has more now on how people are gearing up for a dip in temperatures. But first chief meteorologist bill martin with more on the advisory bill. First one of the year, coldest night where we will have seen since obviously months ago and during the winter and the spring and we are setting up basically for a night thats going to have temperatures in the mid thirties low forties we might see some freezin...

Let the game, you know, play the game and enjoy it and let it go. All right. So that is hunter pence. The royals will be on the field for just a little bit longer and then the giants will then take the field. And we are all kind of huddled here waiting for the media availability. We only have one hour to get a shot of these guys to see whats on their minds for that first pitch 5 07 tomorrow. Thats it from the ballpark outside the giants dugout. Back to you guys in studio. Thank you. Heres the schedule for the rest of the series in other news hes sworn if the giants dont win three here they go ...

For four days for paving and 283, tempered only 61 for a acclaimed painting. High, the list of 3074 in and, crystal time allowing 200,000 people to walk on it before traffic moves through. Hayward and 83 for antioch, 83 for livermore, and in the the issue is Public Access cities i mentioned, low 60s to the new bridge. And in san rafael to one point theres a plan to allow Public Access on this bridge when it well away from the water. The coolest day is sunday and were to open, and we dont know foggy too. The wicked graduate warmer and the answer to that question take until next thursday before ...

The MVLA Adult School gathered to honor the Class of 2024 at a graduation ceremony at Mountain View High School on Wednesday, June 5.

The Los Altos Rotary Club recently announced their annual college scholarship awards. This year the club awarded 20 scholarships totaling $65,000 to local seniors graduating from schools in the Mountain