. now at 11:00 >> this is the hottest i have ever seen it >> it is so hot it is not only forcing people inside. >> i had to wait until now to come out. >> it is forcing cities to cancel their plans for the biggest celebrations of the year. plus, the biggest fireworks show in the bay area is often impossible to see. we have the fog forecast for the big slow in the city. and, you definitely have seen the outside of this house, how you can get a chance to get a look inside as a dinner guest at the flintstone house. from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey. on cbs news bay area. hi, i'm sara donchey, we are heading straight into the july 4th holiday. now, for a lot of us, it is an

inconvenience, uncomfortable, for some, a serious problem. we will talk about that in just a moment. the combination of all of the heat and the wildfire smoke coming in from up north made it hazy out there. air quality not great. a lot of people will light fireworks for the fourth of july. paul has been tracking the all important holiday forecast and keeping us posted on the potential risks >> sara, the heat will continue into the holiday weekend. it was hot out there already today as we finished the abbreviated workweek. 105 in santa rosa, 1 degree off of the high record, over 100 degrees in san jose. the heat will continue, once again, tomorrow. let's take a look at the day forecast for the fourth of july forecast. parts of the area will have different temperatures, along the coast, warming up in the 60s, some spots, near 70 degrees, around the bay, temperatures reaching into the

80s the real heat will be inland. temperatures will top out above 105 degrees wong again. apart from the heat, the fireworks forecast. can you see them in san francisco? notice the icons, clouds showing up closer to the coast. it looks like a shallow layer of fog is making its way through the golden gate heading through tomorrow evening. as is typical for the fourth of july fireworks forecast in san francisco you may see clouds instead of fireworks over head. the heat will be a story throughout the holiday weekend. the heat advisory around the bay it has been expanded through the week. the peak of the heat will be in the next couple of days, the fire threat the next couple of days as well. red flag for the north bay and the east bay hills has been pushed all of the way until 9:00 p.m. on saturday. other areas in red, the coastal ranges of sonoma county, the red flag warning will be allowed to expire earlier. we

will get into the details and fill in the map with how hot it will be for tomorrow for the fourth of july coming up in a few minutes >> so hot outside. some areas are canceling their fireworks shows. city leaders in st. helena canceled their fireworks shows saying it is just too risky given the fire danger this year. the city is canceling the independence day parade, too. they are inviting people to go to the community center where it is cooler. antioch is canceling its parade that is where we sent our andrea nakano and she found out the heat is changing other plans as well. >> reporter: the marina in antioch was one of the busiest places in town. >> this is the hottest i have seen it. so still, the heat is so still. >> if it was to take a dip in the water or head out on jetskis, many say this is one of the best ways to beat the heat >> it feels good, i love diving in here. >> jimmy pitman did not think

about leaving his house until the temperatures started to cool off. >> hi to wait until now to come out. it was too hot earlier. >> reporter: while the marina was a big hit, the water park was closed on one of the hottest day of the year because of a power outage. the outage forced one of the city's cooling centers to close its doors. pitman says with the temperatures climbing above 105 it was unbearable everywhere >> just stayed inside just with the ac. the ac can not keep up with it. >> reporter: once the temperatures dip below the century mark, ted miller and his son headed outdoors to get fresh air. >> you want to go and ride? >> they will not get to see the fourth of july parade since it was canceled due to heat. antioch still plans to hold a community event at night in the parking lot of city hall. during the day, she says there are only two places to go. >> stay in the house or come here and get cool. [ laughter ] >> reporter: pg&e said the power outage by the water park

is due to an equipment issue that started last night. supposed to be back on at 8:00 tonight. that has now been pushed back to 4:00 in the morning. in sonoma county a 27-year-old man is missing and may have drowned in the russian river. firefighters were called out to via grand beach at 6:00 this evening. the fire chief is warning other swimmers about the dangers even if the water seems safe. >> the main thing, don't get in the water over your head if you can not swim. even if you get in shallow water, wear a floatation device. especially if you can not swim >> the search for the missing man has been suspended overnight. a dive team will be sent out in the morning. >> a lot of people have their windows open during a heatwave like this especially in san francisco where so many people do not have air-conditioning. today, a toddler was rushed to the hospital after falling out of an open window. the fire department told us they rushed to a building on mission street on 19th when they got there the 15-month-old child was in its

mother's arms and was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. no update yet on how the child is doing tonight. a homeless person died because of the heat. it was an avoidable tragedy but did not elaborate on the person or how or where they died. he wrote the city is working to create enough shelter for everyone. san jose will keep the cooling centers open through july 9th. the portable ac units were cleared out on story road in home depot and we spotted a dog with its own fan and a wet washcloth. a stroller like that is a great idea to avoid paw barns and we saw people with the towel trick. >> stay in the shade or throw a wet towel over my neck to stay cool. probably go swim figure i can at my brother's place. >> right now, with the power grid strained, 3,000 pg&e customers are in the dark. the

bulk have been in the south bay. they spent most of the day trying to restore power in the east bay from last night's outages, we met a man who called his grandson over to bring a generator in hopes of saving his fourth of july food supply. >> i am not worried about the tv or coming, air-condition what but i worry about my food in the freezer. >> his freezer and fridge were stuffed with food for the holiday. he seemed the most concerned about keeping his supply of beer cool for the fourth. luckily the generator did the trick. tonight, bay area strike teams are up in oroville trying to get a handle on the wildfire sending smoke all of the way here to the bay area. the thompson fire burned 3500 acres. we have seen video tonight of flames spreading to homes and cars but as ashley sharp reports, firefighters say they are starting to get a handle on things and an aggressive firefight is paying off. >> reporter: a much less active

thompson fire on wednesday with hardly and smoke in the sky to show for it. near the oroville dam spill way, what is left is evidence of where it ripped through. smoldering stumps and burnt power lines. but, tuesday night our cameras captured homes burning along canyon drive. >> the houses are going to go up any minute, i tried >> this camera captured the moment he went into the fire to try to save trapped livestock. >> you are always on edge. did my house make it? did it burn? he is a camp fire survivor himself. wednesday came to the evacuation shelter at oroville church with free dinner and drinks for evacuees. >> after the camp fire i had nothing. i lost my job, i lost my house, i had my community and that is what it is all about. >> reporter: douglas, forced from his home near kelly ridge. >> uncertainty factor. you don't know if you are going

home, don't know if you are going to stay here for a week. >> he evacuated from the shelter. because he has his dog dodge with him slept in the bed of his car outside. >> actually come by on a regular basis to make sure he has cold water and such. >> murray stepped in and got doug and dodge, three nights in a hotel and sent them on their way >> basically one fire survivor to another. >> also here to help. >> we have socks, wet wipes, this is all for a kit right here. >> reporter: global empowerment. >> i just tell them, you know, it is not easy, take one day at a time and hope everything goes well and couldn't every day as a blessing. >> the fire is 7% contained right now. cal fire says the main priority is trying to get people back in their homes. where you can watch the most famous bay area fireworks slow to celebrate the fourth and if you will be able to see

it. we have seen a lot of strange reasons for emergency landings. this one made us do a double take >> and how you can have dinnered in of one of the most famous bay area

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francisco's ferry building. you saw it in the live shot for just a minute. it is part of illuminate summer awe. using lasers to create public art. you can see the ferry building lights tonight through july 7th and then from july 11th through the 14th the lights will move to the fair month fairmont hotel. the official fireworks show over the san francisco bay is still a go. that one starts at 9:30 tomorrow night. tune into pix plus, channel 44 to watch the show. there are parades planned across the bay. prototype flying car is expected to be a part of the festivities. the parade starts at 10:00 a.m. the company pivifal says they will fly -- pivotal says they will be flying their car over the bay. check this out, this show in the sky over the vegas strip is a preview of what we will

see in san francisco next week. italian air force team painted the italian flag in the sky leaving a colorful trail of smoke. making a tour across the u.s. and set to fly over san francisco on july 12th. paul, you will be able to appreciate this. someone posted this, gender reveal over the city of vegas. looks like they are having an italian. >> nice. we will make our own jokes coming up here in not too long, july 12th. let's take a look at what is in store for us, july 4th, mostly red. that is the dominant feature as we head through the holiday weekend. big area of high pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere. a mountain of air. compoliceing the air at ground level. that heats it up. it is not really going to budge a lot as we head through the holiday weekend. so, four days of hot weather especially away from the water. let's take a look at where our hot temperatures made it today. 105 degrees as

mentioned in santa rosa. you might take a slight step back in the 90s tomorrow, 94 in oakland. breaking the record, 78 degrees in san francisco. the temperatures inland in the east bay, 107. 95 in redwood city. along the coast in half moon bay. up to 101 degrees in san jose. those temperatures are way, way above average for this time of the year. 20 degrees above normal. about 15-18 degrees above normal. again, the tiny step back but it is still leaving us with crazy hot weather as we head into the holiday weekend. right now, let's take a look. there is the beam of light. covering it up with current temperatures that are backing down a little faster than they did 24 hours ago. still warm inland. upper 70s in concord, lower 80s. it is cooling off santa rosa,

upper 60s. lower to middle 60s in san francisco and oakland. heading through the rest of tonight, mostly 60s on the map by tomorrow morning, we are supposed to drop to the 50s. with shorter nighttime hours in early summer there is only so much time for the heat that we built up today to radiate off back into space. some of the north bay valleys dipping down into the 50s, heating up again tomorrow, near 70 degrees along the coast. 90s along the peninsula. lower 90s to 100s. did not make it to 110. 107 is still plenty hot enough to be dangerous if you are not careful. 80 degrees in san francisco. middle 80 s in oakland. lower to middle 90s. a lot of 90s in the north bay. the breeze will not crack the heatwave. it is going to sand it off of the edges a little bit. the temperatures inland, still well over 100 degrees. are we going to set records? we

will be close. in a few locations, tomorrow's forecast highs, record territory, it looks like we will be in 4-5 degrees of it in oakland. not likely we will set records tomorrow. more likely on friday. just because the records are a little lower. 84 degrees, high temperature in oakland, tying the record, one of the lowest records in the month of july. 6 degrees in redwood city and san jose. within 6 degrees of santa rosa and 5 degrees of livermore. let's take a look at the seven-day forecast. our temperatures are going to be, well, just hot. coolest days inland in the forecast. in the middle 90s on a widespread basis on tuesday and wednesday. the heat backs down it does not go away. it is still going to be hot once we back away from crazy hot conditions. the temperatures around the bay are going to get back closer to normal once the onshore breeze has a chance to do its thing. lower to middle 70s that will

have to wait. along the coast, no real waiting. temperatures in the 60s. back and forth fog pattern re-establishing itself by the end of the weekend, vern? straight ahead in sports, what a night at the coliseum for a 22-year-old flexing for the green and gold.

hey, flex. considering there's a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh.

. . sometimes you are the dog, sometimes you are the hydrant. thereat is how humbling baseball can be to a hot team. just ask the giants. veteran chris sail on the mound for the braves. boy, the stuff out of his left hand was lethal. struck out nine giants batters over six innings of one-run ball. san francisco hit three homers last night. four hits tonight. offense was in witness protection. jordan hicks kept it up in the fifth. with two outs hung it up. off of the

wall in right. sending home two runners, braves won this game, 3-1. this three game series is on the line tomorrow night. all right. 22-year-old starter, remember the name, had it going. start to finish against the angels. mixed in his pitches, kept the angels off balance. four strikeouts, giving up one hit. had run support. brent swung on, gone. making it 4-0. meantime, estess kept his foot on the gas. got taylor ward to whiff, first complete shutout for them in years. 10th this season. winning it 5-0 and they can sweep the angels tomorrow. moving over to soccer. san jose in the midwest at st. louis in

red. 28th minute. oh, edward. in the right corner, now, he lost their last six matches. nfl. two prominent 49ers are set to be featured on a up coming series in netflix. kittle and samuel are two halves to be featured on the docu-series called "receiver" made by the same producer of "quarterback" it drops july 10th. nhl, hey, sharks fans, now, you are looking at the new assistant general manager. he was drafted by the sharks and spent most of his 10 year career in a sharks sweater. spent the last three seasons in the front office for the new york rangers. nba news and notes, lebron james remains a los angeles laker on a new two-year deal worth $104 million. that second year, a player option and he has a no-trade clause. sara i entertain your thoughts, not a

shock he was going to stay and play with his baby boy >> no, he said it was a goal of his. i as a laker fan i would rather play with him than against him. i know a lot of teams feel that way, probably. >> one of all of the time greats. >> yes. all right, vern, thank you very much. still ahead, the bizarre reason an international flight was quite literally spoiled.

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the mechanical problems, passengers behaving badly. the diarrhea incident that forced a plane to turn around. today,a i flight had to be diverted for an unusual reason indeed. spoiled food. the plane took off from detroit. heading to amsterdam. it had to turn around and make a landing in new york after people were served chicken contaminated with mold. >> 136 can you confirm none of the pilots ate the food? >> confirm the status of medical personnel at our gate? >> 14 passengers along with 10 crewmember his to be treated by first responders as soon as the plane landed. none of them needed to be taken to the hospital. delta apparently is serving pasta instead of chicken on many of its flights for the time being. ewe. from spoiled food to fine dining. one of the most famous and iconic homes how you can eat inside of the flintstone house

. okay. we are going to talk about a very iconic and polarizing bay area landmark. if you have driven off of 280 you have seen it. the flintstone house is being

turned into a pop up restaurant. it has been a journey. you definitely seen it driving north on 280 towards the city and reach the bridge. hard not to notice it. it is a very unusual home. >> eye catching. >> eye catching indeed. if you lived in the bay for a long time you might remember when it was painted off white that is how it looked when it was built in the '70s. used concrete and used inflated balloons, in the 2000s the owner painted it a burnt orange color, stood out more. right? >> supposed to match the bridge in. >> i don't know. and then some of the domes were painted purple. >> like you do >> like one does. >> and then in 2017 it sold for $2.8 million after spending several years on the market. but, in 2019, the owner started loading up on lawn decorations

from giant fake mushrooms to dinosaurs neighbors were not happy about there. they had enough. town filed a complaint against the owner declaring it a public nuisance. >>tory down the whole thing, even the retaining wall, i do not understand. >> the owner was not budging. after year's long legal battle the town had to pay the owner $125,000 in a settlement. now, in a turn, it will be home to a pop up restaurant. a sushi restaurant. >> okay. >> yes. we did not see this coming. the name is appropriate it is stone age. according to social media post it will open july 12th for $230 you will get a tour of the home and a 15 course japanese-tasting menu in a dining room that feels like you are deeped in of a cave. within two minutes they were

fully booked. >> wow! >> oh, man. >> i think this is going to be attractive to a lot of people because they are thinking they can post about it on social media which is why people do really anything these days. >> servers should be dressed as fred, wilma, pebbles, bam-bam >> i don't know the rate of 15 course. $230 seems reasonable for that. >> that is out of my range but yeah. >> i don't know the going rate and sushi, so, nope. >> i am in the grocery store range for that. >> gas station sushi. >> yes. which you regret later. >> i would instantly. >> yes. thank you for watching the late show with stephen colbert is next. news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. good night (upbeat music)

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