temperatures. >> they soared to above 110 in several cities including fairfield reaching 117 today. >> we are keep an eye on how things are going in the different cities across the bay area. we're checking the weather and how long this he is going to last. let's turn our attention to spencer christian who has the latest. >> today's high temperatures including the records we have so far, the national weather service is still tabulating some of them. 113 at livermore today which is a record. 112 and gilroy. also other highs. 91 degrees in san francisco, but we had other readings in san francisco up to 93 even 95

degrees. right now we are getting 93 in san francisco and areas that had records earlier are still around one await to 112. i heat advisory will be in effect until thursday. we have a heat advisory until 8:00 p.m. thursday for all locations around the shoreline and some spots near the coast. don't expect any relief tonight. low temperatures mainly between 65 and 75 degrees. some locations indicate record high overnight low temperatures for the state. no relief in sight for the next few days, but the forecast shows some relief later and i will have that for you later in the newscast. >> parts of the east bay are feeling the heat.

our anchor is in pleasant hill where people are in triple digit temperatures. >> before the temperatures hit triple digits, the thing to do when there is no pool is to hit the downtown fountain. >> we wanted to come out earlier before it gets crazy. >> by midday, it was 104. that didn't stop diners from lining up outside of monaco's. >> it's warm, but i want to be outdoors even though the heat -- >> here's what happens when you don't check the forecast first. >> you're both wearing long pants. >> we just threw on the first thing to be comfortable. we definitely didn't know it was going to be 115 today. >> we would rather have been inside but there is no seating so here we are. it feels really nice inside. >> in nearby pleasant hill,

temperatures soared to 112 monday afternoon, we found this man. >> why are you outside on the pavement working on your car? >> i can't be riding around with a dirty car on a hot labor day. as soon as i get in the car, the air conditioner is like a freezer. >> first, labor day barbecue. >> back 40 the best in the bay area. >> inside, the air conditioner was refreshing but the smoker was another story. at eight hours a day in front of the smoker which yields ribs and countless awards. >> it's a labor of love and we love what we do. on the hot days, we are getting out the barbecue. >> hydrate and stay cool and have a happy labor day. >> in the south bay, delroy

often sees the highest temperatures and even broke a record yesterday. in an area known for farms and ranches, sometimes the best way to cool down is at the mall. >> with record-breaking temperatures in gilroy, it was a priority to seek out some place to be cool on this hot day. people flocked to the outlets, but animals were not as lucky. no air conditioning in the barns at this training facility in the south bay. the south bay heat takes quite a toll on the horses. this according to the co-owner. >> they are more durable than we are, but 85, 90, above 100 it's a little hot for any animal. >> when a heat wave rolls through, the horses enjoy a splash of water. regulating body temperature is critically important for horses

and difficult and it is this hot despite being normally active animals to protect them from the heat, they are kept inside out of the sunshine and given plenty of water. keeping them safe is not always that simple. >> sometimes their brains don't work the same as ours. because it is too hot, maybe the water is a little warm or whatever, sometimes they don't drink as much as they should and that's what can create problems. >> one of this issues is colic when they don't drag as much water. >> their digestive system slows down. they get impacted which means their food is not going through. the horses can die. they can start mild then progress quickly. >> even on labor day, he said his staff remained hard work

because the lives of these horses depended on it. >> use your common sense to gauge how much you work them and how much you do or don't. take care of yourself and your horse as well. >> efforts to keep cool have led to a sixth straight flex alert today. we are all asked to conserve energy through 10:00 tonight. we will also be under a flex alert tomorrow. tomorrow could be even worse. >> the rolling outages are a possibility. i spoke to pg&e. this is the real time demand

graph. we are under an energy emergency alert until 10:00 p.m.. that means you are strongly urged to use less energy and reduce the strain on the grid. the operator is watching the smart -- supply and demand in real time. the impact will determine the decision on whether power needs to be shut off for residents. >> if we get to the point where these other tools the energy come at the demand response, the emergency response, if those are exhausted, then we would be conveying that it would be time to drop load. the utilities inside of our service area would allocate those rotating outages to their customers.

>> pg&e says once they know how much load is needed, they determine where they can shed that amount. then they determine the circuit box. if you're wondering for how long, they limit the outages to about one to two hours per customer block which is a neighborhood. the rolling outages and when kauai so directs pg&e to restore power to all customers. you can find out more on pg&e's website. pg&e says they try to make sure customers are not impacted back to back. if they try -- if you will be impacted, they tried to notify everyone but it is not always possible. >> any idea what we can expect tomorrow? >> tomorrow could be worse.

kauai so said we could set an energy demand record. you want to plan accordingly. >> there are multiple outages throughout the bay area right now. the orange squares on the map that shows up to 5000 customers about power. -- 5000 without power. you can see locations in concord, pleasant hill, napa, cupertino, morgan hill, sunnyvale. these are not power safety outages and we do not have word on the cause of these outages. pg&e has not announced when the electricity might be restored. >> you can check temperatures in the weather on demand section of our streaming tv app. >> a lot more to come. today, the governor approved a law designed to improve pay and working conditions for fast food workers. >> also a sign of progress today

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today california became the first state to enact a law allowing fast food workers to negotiate for higher pay and better working conditions. >> the president has weighed in on one of the bills currently sitting on gavin newsom's desk. it will give farmworkers more flexibility on how they can vote in union elections. the governor did pass a fast woodworkers bill. the association is against it, but union workers say it is a huge step forward for employee rights. >> governor newsom signed into law a first in the nation measure that will give more than 500,000 workers across the state more powers and protections. >> i'm proud on labor day to sign the bill. >> it will create a festered counsel but let's fast food

workers and others negotiate with industry leaders to set minimum standards for pay, hours, and working conditions. the labor union backing the legislation shared the decision and said they hope it will inspire similar efforts elsewhere. >> this is indeed a watershed moment in the history of the labor movement. >> the bill passed last week in the legislature but was split down party lines with publicans voting against it. the republican gubernatorial candidate said the bill would hurt businesses and drive up prices of products. >> there are no slaves that worked for california. you can quit any day you want and go get a job someplace else if you don't like your employer. >> it is one of two bills sent to governor newsom's desk. the second one is a measure backed by united farmworkers that would expand union organizing rights for agricultural workers by allowing farmworkers to work -- to vote

in secrecy during elections. >> to vote currently as the law stands farmworkers have to vote right there in the middle of the fields on the employer's premises, on the employer's property. that creates all sorts of issues of intimidation. >> governor newsom has yet to sign the bill, but over the weekend president biden released a statement urging him to do so. he said in the state with the largest population of farmworkers, the least we owe them is a path to make a free and fair choice to organize a union. >> the governor vetoed a similar bill last year, but the united farmworkers are hopeful that president biden's support will encourage him to sign it. , harris -- kamala harris and nancy pelosi waiting as well. >> is there a reason the governor hasn't signed it? >> the governor has until the

end of the month to sign it. the united farmworkers believe the governor may have some reservations about one part of it. it is the part that would allow farmworkers to keep efforts to unionize secret from their employer. he said if employers learn about efforts to early, they can take is yours to stop it. they believe if the governor does not sign it, it could be because of that but they are remaining hopeful that he will. >> evacuation orders for those living in the path of the mill fire or lifted. it is about 40% contained. two women both died in the fire unfortunately. other names have not been released. california department of forster and fired prevention says the fire has grown by less than 10 acres since yesterday. sacramento firefighters who had been helping with the larger fire in oregon are now back in california to deal with this fire. >> people are here at a moments

notice to come help us. >> the fire has burned 240 acres and 100 buildings. crews are making slow progress on a larger fire in siskiyou county. the mountain fire has burned more than 10,000 acres since saturday. it is 10% contained, it has forced the evacuation of three in the 32 residents. the crews are hoping lighter winds will increase the -- containment lines. the cause of the fire is unknown. you can track any of the wildfires earning in california by using our online interactive tracker. it also shows air quality. you will find it on our website. i cannot even imagine fighting fires in triple digit temperatures. >> we are always worried about fires but especially when it is so hot. >> the danger could remain with us through this week.

today's high temperatures included record highs for this date. we have an unconfirmed reading of 117 at fairfield. that would be an all-time record. looking out over san francisco, it is 84 degrees right now. the official reading was 91 here earlier. san jose 100. 64 at half moon bay. there was no marine layer over the golden gate and we would not have one tonight either. fairfield 112. 10 wait at livermore. another view from the rooftop camera, these temperatures will persist through friday. we can expect more record highs

and increased fire danger. one more look at the excessive heat morning in effect for all locations in the coast through 8:00 p.m. thursday. daytime highs will be up to 115 and the hottest spots. near the coast, we have a heat advisory for the same time until 8:00 p.m. thursday. highs will be at or above 98 degrees. no marine layer. a patch or two of clouds and that's about it. overnight lows will be uncomfortable. mid 60's to mid 70's. tomorrow it will be hot once again.

san mateo 78. 90 will be the high and downtown san francisco. the north bay, numerous 100 degree plus readings. up to 110 in santa rosa. along the east bay shoreline, 94 in oakland. castro valley 100 tomorrow. further inland, all triple digits. all above 110 up to 116 in fairfield. here is the 7-day forecast. notice how the heat holds on through friday. low to mid 90's around the bay shoreline. cooling on friday, but not much. this weekend, we get cooling relief for all regions of the bay area.

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we have breaking news out of contra costa county. this is smoke from a fire that is burning near highway four near martinez. sky 7 is over the scene as well. we are hearing that 50 acres have burned so far. this is the shot you are seeing of the smoke coming off. we will continue to monitor this and bring you the latest as we get more information. >> when the heat is this brutal, that is a real risk. this has been the hottest day so

far in this heatwave. >> let's get the latest from spencer christian with a look at when that heat will peak. >> it felt like it was peaking today. we had high temperatures in the triple digits, above 110. it is still 84 degrees in san francisco. 97 and palo alto. 98 in santa clara. 64 in half moon bay. 108 in santa rosa. fairfield 112. 108 in livermore. we still have the excessive heat warning through 8 p.m. thursday. high temperatures in the hottest areas will reach or exceed 115 degrees. for the shoreline and the coast, a heat advisory will be in effect until 8:00 p.m. thursday.

temperatures will reach or exceed 98 degrees. good news may not arrive until next weekend. this heatwave will persist through friday. it might peek tomorrow, but drop off a little bit wednesday then bounceback on thursday. no significant cooling for the weekend. >> education is a key component in building a better bay area and tomorrow schools will have to deal with the heat. san is a unified says they are ready to say -- keep students safe and keep them inside during the hottest parts of the day. recess and lunch may be inside rather than outside. all classrooms have air conditioning. >> it's pretty late in the year, so it is unusual to have this level of heat for this many days and a road or in the school year.

the temperatures that we are seeing are record-setting. >> if the rolling blackouts hit, the schools will stay open and do their best to keep classrooms open and students comfortable. >> tomorrow we have our seventh consecutive flex alert. set your thermostat to 78 or higher. don't charge your electric car or use major appliances and turn off any unnecessary lights. >> the call to conserve power is totally voluntary, but officials are adding a financial incentive. michael is here to explain how it works. >> energy regulators are going beyond asking us to help out. now they are offering to pay you for not using electricity during the heatwave. operators of the power grid are urging the public to conserve

energy during peak hours or face possible rolling blackouts. now they are adding another incentive. >> if you are a residential consumer, you can get paid to unplug your devices and save energy when the grid is under stress. >> the public utilities are offering a power saver reward program. it gives credits to residents for reducing energy use on flex alert days. >> the heat waves in california are getting worse. this program incentivizes people to voluntarily reduce their electricity usage. >> pg&e will calculate how much energy you normally use during peak hours of 4 p.m. until 9 p.m.. if you use less energy during those times on flex alert days, pg&e will credit your account. you get two dollars for every kilowatt hour you save. >> it adds up to sometimes be a lot of money. >> one kilowatt hour powers 1000

watts for one hour. if you normally run your drier for one hour, it would use up to five kilowatts. if you avoid using it during the peak hour, you would save up to $10. as for other appliances, and electric stove uses up to five kilowatts. same for 310 air conditioner. an electric car charger uses much more, up to 20 kilowatts. unplugging during one peak hour could earn you $40. >> if you plug in your electric vehicle at that time or you are blasting the air conditioner in every room of your house or running the laundry by moving those activities to a later part of the day or just not doing them, that's where we can see the potential savings. >> here is the small print. credits are only offered on flex alert days like today and tomorrow. it won't show up on your bill until next season.

you must sign up first. it is free and there are no penalties if you don't save any energy. only credits if you do. i will post the link you need if you want to sign up. send me your stories about buying a home, a car, paying off her loan, anything that has to do with your money. we want to hear from you. >> the conditions proved too much for a group of hikers on the peninsula. the helicopter had to be called in to save hikers yesterday. this is video invited by calfire. a group from fire engine 44 assisted in the rescue. they hiked up the trail. officials warn to always stay hydrated and your limits. >> some people tolerated big traffic jams to get heat relief

at the beach. look at the crowd at san francisco's china beach. there was a rush to get to the water before the parking lots filled up and the best spots were taken. >> definitely a long ride but worth being here. >> he says adding to stinson beach was an easy. >> we took two hours and the last hour, we were two miles away. >> it took us more than two hours to go 15 miles on the panoramic highway most of it bumper-to-bumper. beachgoers going for the same spot. >> there was a huge jam going five miles outside of stinson so we parked and hiked down to one of the parks. >> traffic was epic. parking lots filled up early. >> at 10:00, we closed the roads and let people out every five minutes or 10 minutes. >> were lots of citations. more than 150 parking tickets

were issued over the weekend. but this was the payoff. the temperature was 80 degrees with a cool breeze. >> i wanted to beat the heat. >> extra everything. 7000 pounds of ice for three days. >> this market owner was ready for the masses stocking up on ice, food, and drinks. >> we knew the weather was going to bring all the folks from around the bay area and beyond. >> summer crowds and traffic or something locals have learned to deal with. >> 7 million people here and beyond. any given day, there's going to be many coming to the beach. that's why like the winter. >> at least one city had tolerable temperatures today. >> some people decided to come

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this is a brush fire near highway four. in contra costa county. calfire reports at least 50 acres have burned so far and the first units are reporting a dangerous rate of spread meaning it is roaring quickly. the fire started about one hour 10 minutes ago. >> san francisco beaches were packed this afternoon. our reporter has a look at how people managed to beat the heat in the city. >> if it hadn't been for the golden gate bridge, this speech could have easily been mistaken

for any in los angeles. people showed no hesitation when jumping in the water, something any people do only once a year. >> how did it feel? >> it was cold. but refreshing. on a hot day like this, it felt good but cold. >> this man coming from a town near tracy to beat the heat. >> it was 116 degrees there compared to 85 degrees here. >> i'm a city boy, i don't do over 85. >> at 1:00 this afternoon, it was 88 degrees in san francisco. unseasonably hot for the city. you can still do a lot more here than you could in the east bay. that's why this bicycle competition was held in san francisco. >> these three want at all. >> taking part in a bicycle competition would not be most

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>> it is finally game week. the 49ers open their season on sunday in chicago. lastly, the news broke that to me garoppolo would be staying with the 49ers. he returns this season as trey lance as backup. this artist has been drawing him with amazing accuracy. she committed to drawing him every day until he got traded. he is still on the team and the drawings continue. today on zoom, i caught up with her and her boyfriend who originally inspired her to start this project in february. >> i love the 49ers. i love art as well.

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i'm not worried about that. a bigger thing for us is to try to figure out a way to get to 2-0. >> a walk-off homer yesterday, the giants are still eight games out of the final wildcard spot. their playoff hopes are hanging by a thread as they open up a three-game set with dodger stadium. we have highlights at 11:00. aaron judge is a free agent. he is doing it all for the yankees. homerun number 54 this season. tying mickey mantle. just seven away from tying roger marist. the u.s. open also in new york. rafael is taking over -- taking on an american. watch him run straight to the

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