>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: a stunn announcement from the antioch chief of police. even ford says he is going to retire. the news comes days before he is due in court to testify about the department's racist text message scandal. >> no minor should not have to be zip tied on the street, treated like an animal, without calling their parents. kumasi: criticism over san francisco police response to an

unsanctioned skateboard event. the police chief pulling down and new body camera footage. reggie: somebody finally match all the numbers in the powerball jackpot and the winner is somewhere in california. it is thursday, july 20. kumasi: i'm happy for them, but it feels like hope is gone. drew: some people won kumasi: i wanted to say nobody won. drew: so reggie would have to say the story for the eighth time. [laughter] warmer weather begins to move and, we start to heat up inland. he advisories go into effect tomorrow. a live look outside, minimal fog this morning. you can see on the horizon because of the lights of sfo. temperatures mainly in the 50's and low 60's.

very typical for this time of year. future weather showing you with the fog it breaks down pretty fast. we are well into the 80's already by that hour. we are going to the upper 90's in our hottest spots away from the coast. warmer weather around the bay shoreline as well, 70's and 80's from oakland to san jose. 76 in oakland, warmer in the east bay, 84 in san jose. 92 in san jose. fairfield to antioch and the city slightly above average, the afternoon sunshine turns even harder. he'd advisories will go into effect away from the coast for multiple days. let's check with jobina and see how traffic is doing. jobina: good morning, starting with a live camera from the san mateo bridge where we have a sig alert in effect impacting the east down direction. you don't see a lot of traffic from this angle because we are looking westbound. according to the chp a, we have

at least two lanes blocked due to an overturned vehicle. a live camera view showing you emeryville. headlights traveling westbound. we do have wind advisories for the golden gate bridge and through the altamont pass. let's check out that ride tracy to dublin. you are looking at about 37 minutes. reggie: california has a new billionaire this morning, someone in los angeles match all of the numbers in the drawing, $1 million total. seven others matched five numbers. here are the numbers drawn for the sixth-largest jackpot in history. 7, 10, 11, >> lady south bay because we are back again talking about another big lottery win.

if you ticket in santa clara, check the numbers. this joins two other numbers with tickets that matched all five numbers minus the powerball. residents are waking up $450,000 richer. the exact take away is hundred $50. if you do not purchase in santa clara but perhaps in san francisco's excelsior district, mission street safeway sold matching avers. and in haworth, steve's liquors at 583, tennyson wrote it, also sold a winning ticket matching all five numbers. maybe you are visiting l.a. and is stopped at the be the big billionaire at the drawing. but ahead of last nights drop we caught up with a few people who

had powerball fever. >> $10, $20 altogether. >> i only play if it million, i want to win big. >> i just need to get in the winners circle. >> the next big powerball jackpot is $20 million and on tuesday night no one hit the mega millions jackpot of succeeded $40 million, but two tickets were sold in the bay area with $287,000 each. one was sold at a speedway express gas station on east capitol expressway and again in san jose. that is the south bay. it jumps tomorrow. insights on winning numbers and what numbers to avoid, all that in the next half-hour.

i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. kumasi: the antioch police department will soon be without achieve. stephen ford announced his requirement is before he is due to testify about the racist text messaging scandal in the department. he did not give a reason why he is retiring but he said in part i am proud of what we have accomplished and -- believe the groundwork has been laid organizational success. the mayor spoke with abc 7 about the announcement. >> i can't speak to why he is leaving other than i don't have contacts and i will talk to them. the racist text messaging scandal insulate what you're doing to face in the challenges that the city has not want to deal with face-to-face. it causes turbulence. kumasi: and interim chief has not been named. chief ford's last name will be august 11. reggie: new tensions between

police and skateboarders earlier this month. new body camera video shows some of those moments. the focus of last nights police commission meeting, video shows a glass bottle and fireworks throat is called a hill bomb. questions about policy and what happened. >> people laugh at it was just a firework. it is not so funny when you have lost your hearing permanently and you don't have a career anymore. it is not funny when fingers get blown off. who needs to be accountability for the acts that were happening. reggie: police arrested 113 people, including 81 juveniles. city vehicles were vandalized and mission high school was tagged. the public was split with some supporting police and others questioning tactics. >>

call, note of those things were done. and nothing can change the look on my beloved son's face when we got in that night. >> the concept of parenting is no longer a fact of life anymore. you allow a 12-year-old to go to an event like that. reggie: some are calling for the charges to be dropped. the apartment of police account ability will be investigating and will determine if change needs to happen going forward. kumasi: oakland unified school district is holding a job fair at an important time. they are facing a major future deficit ahead of the new school year. at 25% vacancy in school jobs since the oakland teachers union went on strike in may. today the district will hire other incentives like debt relief and subsidized housing. >> we look at and whether or not they can

afford a one bedroom. kumasi: there will be openings for school nurses and counselors. need to preregister for the event of their website and make sure you have your resume. reggie: we're talking about weather extremes from coast-to-coast and the rising death toll from this summer, phoenix is baking, 20 days of 110 degrees or higher. the cleanup after a massive tornado in north carolina, jobina is tracking all of that. jobina: the mid-atlantic getting hit the hardest, this tornado packing 150 mile at an hour winds. destroying homes and businesses northeast, north carolina. tearing apart a pfizer plant and scattering medicine all around the complex. >> is going to impact these operations, how much health care supply will be lost as a result.

impacts on the supply chain. jobina: in southwest kentucky, flooding in neighborhoods, the governor declared a state of emergency. these are fueled by triple digit heat it in phoenix come the low temperature was 97. officials with maricopa county in arizona say at least 18 people have died from the heat the summer. in florida, a farmworkers death in the heat this month is challenging it in that area. the miami-dade county commission is supporting protections for workers. there will be shaded water breaks every two hours. more recorded heat expected in -- record heat expected today in texas, alabama and florida with feel like temperatures topping 110 degrees. drew: it is this heat has persisted at some of it is moving into our direction.

he'd advisories will go into effect tomorrow. above average around the anywhere from one to nine degrees above average. our warm response back into the 90's later today. our rooftop camera, a calm wind. flags are not moving and temperatures will take off quickly. already to the mid-80's. our summer spread is in full effect today. the coast remains comfortable and cool in the upper 50's. around the bay shoreline, you will feel warmer weather most areas in the upper 70's to low 80's. 92 in santa rosa, 95 in 77 palo alto, 67 in the city. up to 84 in san jose. tomorrow gets even hotter away from the coast. advisory goes into effect for all areas shaded in orange. the inland east bay, the santa clara valley and the mountains of the north bay for two days,

some very warm temperatures. looking at the three day forecast about getting hot inland. the heat advisory goes into effect for good reason as the he persists into saturday, topic 102 in our hottest spots. warm around the bay shoreline, a closer look at the numbers in about nine minutes. reggie: people in a san francisco apartment complex say it is plagued by molded rats. new rights to demand better living conditions. kumasi: people living and working in the castro neighborhood say they are fed up with a group of on house people who refused to move. what they are saying about the and ability to take action. reggie: and changes coming to popular taco beaches in an effort to avoid scenes like this. trash and debris left o

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reggie: merchants and residents in san francisco are fed up with a

to approach the encampment yesterday and say they are frustrated to -- with the inability to move these people out. >> i'm frustrated, i have lived here almost two years and never seen anything like this. reggie: the city was recently stopped from conducting sweeps because people claimed they violate their constitutional rights. almost advocate jennifer the city is violating the law when they enforce laws without offering shelter or throwing away people kumasi:'s property instead of storing it. kumasi:kumasi: a new san francisco ordinance giving permission -- the right to organize ordinance, approved early last year. 50 tenants rights groups have been created and include one at thomas payne apartments where residents have had to deal with rats and mold. >> whatever kind of housing you live in, whatever your rent is,

it doesn't matter in terms of what your basic rights to a habitable hallmark. kumasi: the ordinance requires landlords to meet with the associations and resolve issues in good faith. the management company at the thomas payne apartments say they are working to make repairs over these issues. reggie: changes coming to keep lake tahoe clean following what happened a couple weeks ago, visitors trashed the beach over fourth of july weekend, leaving behind this mess. the forest service is the current department for the beach at zephyr cove expires at the end of october and a new one will be issued. among the things being discussed, requiring people to make a reservation to control the size of the crowd. >> folks will expect higher levels of trash service, we will work to build permanent resident buildings and manage parking. reggie: fe for parking

place soon. for now, the beach is open on a first-come, first-served basis. kumasi: close because of snowpack, chris spent months removing snow from these roads in this area. they also had to remove boulders and breathe. reopening is during the peak season. it usually opens in may or june. san francisco will honor 50 years since the death of legendary actor recently. the chinese historical society of america will be offering free admission to the museum, which has an exhibit on lee. that exhibit covers his legacy as a cultural icon, martial artist and film star. they will also get to see the new bruce on nearby joy street where he was born. the women's world cup is underway with the united states team looking to make it three

cups in a row. reggie: new zealand and norway play the opening match, new zealand winning 1-0. the final match is august 20 in sydney. soccer is widely billed as the global game and a fee for billion people to tune in. one fan made the trip all the way from minnesota to watch. >> i'm feeling excited to be here. i'm here with my aunt and we are excited to take in some soccer. they have great culture here. lots of awesome people we have run into and got to talk to so far. reggie: the first match for the u.s. is tomorrow against vietnam. jobina: you're a soccer expert drew:. drew: i was looking because messi start this weekend and the tickets are $100,000 to see his first exhibition. yeah. but to see a superstar play in

america, they will come down but to the first to see him play on u.s. soil. jobina: i don't know how it works. drew: i don't thi anything special. you are part of the history making exhibition game. reggie: that is messy. [laughter] drew: that's good. it took us that long. reggie: sometimes you have to hold onto it, play the long game. drew: hopefully he comes here soon, but it will probably be really expensive. getting pricier. we thought beyonce and taylor swift were expensive. reggie: they are a bargain. drew: we have a little haze in our atmosphere, air quality advisory. so you know, some smoke is aloft, coming from the flat fire. downside medford, it comes down the coastline and pushes inland

because of our marine layer when . they pushed the smoke through the delta. we don't have any issues breathing, he will just notice smoke aloft today and tomorrow. heating up as we headed to the end of the week and the weekend. he'd advisories back for the mountains of the north bay, inland east bay on the santa clara valley. these are our hottest spots tomorrow and saturday. warmer weather moves in despite not having the heat advisory. 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline, upper 90's and the hottest spots. overnight, patchy fog. the marine layer gets compressed with temperatures mainly in the 50's. high-pressure is building in, he returns inland as high-pressure basically sits over vegas tomorrow and saturday. bringing about the inland heat advisory. future tracking temperatures will hit friday. essentially all of the areas underneath the heat advisory, a similar story on saturday. you do notice it is not areawide.

the accuweather hot today, sizzling friday and saturday. microclimate in full effect with the coast saying comfortable -- staying come to bow. temptress will be back to average. jobina: roadway flooding on southbound 101 in san jose. when advisory through the altamont pass and the sig alert on the san mateo bridge has cleared. we will bring you the picture of the golden gate bridge. it has been foggy for your morning commute consistently. be aware of low visibility. our 880 coliseum everything is at the limit and starting to fill in. all green across-the-board, good news in this spot. kumasi: coming, seven things to know. reggie: a controversial criminal case in alameda county. the da is going after prosecutor

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resigning. stephen ford announced his sudden retirement days before he is due to testify about the racist text message scandal in the department. he has not given a reason why he is planning to retire. his last day will be august 11. reggie: the president of stanford university resigning after panel experts discovered manipulation and public science research. experts found he did not engage in falsifying scientific data but did fail to make corrections. kumasi: san francisco police have released bodycam video of the confrontation between officers and skateboarders on the loehr street that we can half ago. 81 juveniles and 32 adults were arrested and cited. investigators are looking at the video to identify people who may have been unjustly arrested. reggie: u.s. officials say north korea is refusing to respond to questions about the american soldier who intentionally bolted

to north korea. he was discharged after serving 47 days in a south korean jail following a competition locals. drew: warmer weather moves in 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline. hotter tomorrow if that's away from the coast, he devised ray begins at 11:00 a.m.. jobina: minor issues for the commute but nothing major, i live picture from the bridge. kumasi: the winning powerball ticket worth $1 billion was sold in los angeles, several other tickets in california matched five numbers for a total payout of 440 $8,000 each. reggie: a florida college student is describing his terrifying experience being bitten by a shark while surfing and is rescued by his friend. >> in this morning's

look, shark bite survivor. >> i saw his mouth and teeth and it all happened in literally seconds. >> chris was surfing with his friend friday when a shark yanked him off his board. the moment captured on this camera. this morning he is telling his story to gma. >> took me underwater and i kicked it once and let go. i swam to the top and i screamed it bit me, help. >> reese jumping into action. >> i can describe it as pure adrenaline. i friend is hurt clearly so i've got to help them out. no matter what circumstance. >> he is not alone in his injuries. numbing up at 7:00 a.m., we will hear from the survivor bitten off of the coast of new york's fire island. your first look, rhiannon allie, abc news new york. reggie: writers and actors

continuing the strikes in hollywood. how this will affect the comic-con gathering. kumasi: details on the viewing party for a document ray about steph curry. when and where you can participate in a celebration for the golden state warriors for -- warriors star player. >> this is abc 720 47. >> live in san f south bay -- >> you are watching abc7news live. >> we are >> we are >> we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of news that matters to you, download our streaming app.

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ticket somewhere in southern california matching all of the winning numbers for the powerball jackpot. at 5:30, we will show you where that ticket was sold and tell you about other winners in the bay area walking away with hundreds of thousands of dollars. kumasi: the summer of strikes, actors and writers continue their imitations in hollywood. today, ups workers are back at the bargaining table, hoping to avoid a strength. reggie: the antioch police chief retiring, the announcement days before he is scheduled to testify about the racist texting scandal in the department. kumasi: it is thursday, july 20. reggie: we will look at the weather. drew: this picture from sfo, a live look outside. minimal fog this morning. it is right along the coastline. there is sfo for your reference. a lot of sunshine quickly today. i warmer afternoon is on the way. i warming trend gets underway. temperature is starting in the

-- any cloud cover pulling back to the coastline fast today. we warm quickly away from the coast by noon. and 80's in our warmest spots and in the afternoon, we head into the upper 90's and our hottest cities. around the bay shoreline it will feel warmer compared to yesterday in the 70's and 80's. 76 in oakland, 92 in santa rosa, 98 antioch. warm in the south bay at 84 degrees. even hotter tomorrow, he devised ray going into effect for some, we will talk about that in nine minutes. jobina: so far we have a nice commute out there. the sig alert at the san mateo bridge cleared. we are issue free at the moment. we'll start with the live camera in walnut creek, taillights traveling southbound and it is starting to get crowded. later in the south bay, the sunrise starting to come up over the mountains.

all on time, gate transit. and if you are going to the altamont pass, tracy to dublin is still under 40 minutes and we do have a wind advisory. kumasi: the surprise retirement announcement from the antioch police chief. it was revealed some of the racist text sent by officers under investigation were about the chief himself. the chief told abc7news on monday that he was only looking forward. >> i am bothered by what i am seeing and hearing obviously. but i'm also very encouraged because i know the organization is on the road to recovery. kumasi: it appears the chief will not be part of the recovery. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us with the latest. gloria: he has served as the antioch police chief since last november. he has more than 30 years of

previous experience at the san francisco police department. he has not given a reason about why he is planning to retire, but did issue a statement saying i am proud of what we have accomplished and firmly believe the groundwork has been laid for organizational success. i know that our work to align us with the tenants of procedural justice and constitutional policing will keep the department headed in the right direction. i sincerely hope our engagement with the community will continue and flourish. the announcement of his retirement comes as his department is being investigated for a racist texting scandal, something the contra costa public depend or gush defender says 40% of the police force is involved in. the city is moving forward. >> we will have a search for a city manager. you're bringing on a consulting firm for the recruitment of

these executive level positions. we will have the chief of police position on that as well. we have been preparing for any changes since they have been just happened and we managed. >> i have worked with the chief since he came to the city. he is a good chief and now it is time for us to start the process to bring in a chief that is going to come in and deal with the issues within the department and make antioch a safer place. >> antioxidant councilmember mike bonin who just heard from says the news, and by surprise. chief ford is planning to retire august 11, no interim chief has been named. live in the newsroom, gloria rodriguez, abc7news. reggie: the alameda county district attorney filed a criminal charge against one of her most vocal critics, a prosecutor. da pamela price is accusing him

of interfering in a police shooting case. our reporter is looking into these issues and has the issue -- the story. >> of the year award a few years ago and led the trial. but after two weeks in office, district attorney pella price placed ford on administered of leave and he went public. >> she is speaking on behalf of victims and those who don't have a oyster. >> decides for her decisions in the death of jasper wu during a freeway shooting. now defending after public prosecution as a prosecutor. this stems from the police shooting at the san leandro walmart in april of 2020. >> he is trying to leave the store. >> workers accused stephen taylor of trying to shoplift and he refused to put down a baseball bat when police arrived. the officer tased taylor and then shot and killed him.

district attorney nancy o'malley filed a manslaughter charge against the officer. the judge allowed this case to move forward but added i don't under any circumstances do i see 12 people saying the evidence here will be sufficient to support a verdict. i just don't see it. michael raines is the fletcher attorney. >> the only right thing to do is to make sure that cops get a fair break. >> he was in charge of assigning a prosecutor but in this he provided for the defense, year veteran of the san francisco public defender's office. pamela price brought in as her assistant dish attorney. mr. ballou told ford, he wrote, i don't give a damn what the judge said. they better google me. he wrote i explained that officer fletcher had the same right of self-defense that any defendant would have.

he answered if it were up to me i would be charging him with murder. >> everyone is entitled to their opinion. but if it is so strongly held that you can't give consideration to anything other than murder, he is not fit to prosecute the case. under the law. >> that is why pamela price filed the misdemeanor charge against bush ford. he texted me this afternoon, like everything else she has done since january, this will backfire. i have done nothing wrong and her clear abuse of authority does not change that. kumasi: dan noyes reporting. the ups employees will contract negotiations next week in the hopes of avoiding a nationwide strike. organizations are fighting for a new agreement with better pay, full-time jobs and safety concerns around heat illness addressed among other things. some union members say they are not getting paid enough. >> it is more economical,

starting wage requires timers. it needs to be the economy we are at. we hope the company profit and we're just asking for a share of that. kumasi: both sides say about 95% of the contract has been agreed upon. number from other unions stood by the teamsters during the rally yesterday. reggie: local sag-aftra members planning to picket in front of affleck's headquarters. they went on strike nationwide last week and now much of hollywood is closed. revenue from streaming services is one of the hot issues in these contract negotiations. outside of warner bros studios in burbank, domestic workers like nannies and home care workers joined the picket line to show support for writers and actors. they're part of a national domestic workers alliance. >> we've got reinforcements. we have validation of everything we are fighting for.

>> this is the highest concentration of domestic workers in the country and we are huge part of the everyday people make the city work like the people on strike today. reggie: writers and actors are fighting for contracts taking -- preventing ai from taking their jobs. they are also fighting for better pay when working on streaming services like netflix. because of the strike, actors and writers will not be attending san diego comic con. more than two dozen panels at several signings have been canceled, or sing fans to adjust their plans. >> i had a plan to get and after signing and everything. but if it means that at some point they will be able to pay for themselves, their family, have a living wage, it is not -- it just means it gives me the opportunity to enjoy other things at the con. reggie: the city is getting ready to welcome thousands of fans. buildings are plastered with posters of popular tv shows and movies.

>> this is one thing we are known for so we are excited to be part of it. reggie: san diego comic con begins today and goes until sunday. kumasi: california has a new billionaire, somebody in los angeles match all the numbers in the powerball jackpot drawing last night. it adds up to $1 billion total. seven others in california matched five numbers. here are the numbers drawn for the sixth largest jackpot in u.s. history, 7, 10, 11, 13, and the powerball of 24. amanda del castillo is in the south they were one ticket was sold. amanda: i am in santa clara this morning where someone is waking up nearly $450,000 richer after purchasing a ticket that matches five of the numbers come out minus the powerball i should say. if you purchased a ticket at the 7-eleven on franklin street, check those digits. the exact takeaway is

$750 -- $448,750. two locations matching all five numbers will get to the san francisco and hayward lucky locations in a second. but the next big powerball jackpot is $20 million. tuesday night, no one hit the mega millions jackpot of $640 million but two tickets were sold in the bay area worth $287,000 each. one ticket was sold at a speedway expressed gas station on east capitol expressway in san jose. the mega millions jackpot jumps to $720 million tomorrow. ahead of that, we caught up with the founder of lotto edge, known for sharing insight of picking numbers and what to avoid. >> only about 3% of the time it will all of the numbers fall within a calendar day. you have to spread your numbers out. the perfect mix is about three

even ordered two audit, or three odd, two even. >> if you do not purchase in santa clara but perhaps in the excelsior district, the safeway at 49 mission street sold ticket matching all five numbers. and hayward, steve's liquors at west tennyson road also sold a winning ticket match of all five numbers. a bee you are visiting l.a. and stopped the minimarket at 12:05 wall street to purchase that -- 1205 wall st to purchase the ticket. you would be the big winner after tonight -- last night strong. if not, you're probably like we are. kumasi: coming biden is in philadelphia, giving remarks on the u.s. economy. what his administration is predicting about a possible recession in the near future. reggie:

-- would chipper -- wood pper. drew: chapters across the nation, a southern third of the country dealing with excessive heat from atlanta all the way west into southern california. phoenix still baking at 118 as they continue the record streak above 110 temperatures. one spot that is quite comfortable at 67 later today, we are heating up away from the coast later this afternoon. you will find that in the day planner, warming up fast inland. 80's by lunchtime, upper 90's by 4:00 p.m.. it feels warmer around the bay shoreline, upper 70's come out lower 80's but the coast line with the marine layer staying comfortable in the upper 50's to lower 60's. upper 90's in our hottest spots. 76 in oakland, 82 in fremont, sunny skies.

92 in santa rosa, ukiah up 103 later today. even hotter tomorrow for the inland east bay, the santa clara valley and the mountain of the north bay heat advisory against tomorrow morning. look at these temperatures. friday and saturday, we are topping 102 and our hottest cities inland. we don't have a heat advisory but it will feel warm, low and mid 80's. full effect in the coast, staying cool in the upper 50's to lower 60's. a closer look at the temperatures in the full weekend

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one day after the biden administration revealed a crackdown on companies that charge consumers hidden fees. the is proposing a new action to address junk fees in areas like rental housing, air travel and health care. administration also laying out new guidelines for corporate mergers as they push biden on x -- bitingo -- treasury secretary janet yellen is telling bloomberg tv that the economy is on a good path. data shows decreasing inflation and a historic low on them when that rate. -- on a planet rate. >> is about -- unemployment rate. >> it means lower wages and innovation. >> our labor market continues to be strong. i expect a recession. -- i don't expect every session. jobina: despite a strong job

market and other economic indicators, many remain skeptical about the handling of the economy at the international poll. the president's approval rating on tackling inflation is at 84% while on jobs and unemployment he has a 47% approval rating. reggie: former president trump embraces -- braces for another indictment tomorrow. he is being dealt with another pending case. the federal judge denying new trial in the e. jean carroll case. a jury awarded her $5 million. the jury found trump sexually assaulted and abused her in 1996 and then defamed her by denying it happened and suggesting she made it up to sell books. trump says he will appeal that decision. another legal defeat for the former president, a federal judge has denied the request to

move his hush money case out of new york and into federal court. he has pleaded not guilty into an indictment charging him with falsifying business records in connection with a hush money payment made to stormy daniels for the 2016 presidential election. he argues the case of bongs belongs of bell court conceived and reimbursed michael cohen. judge says that payment has nothing to do with his duties. kumasi: tiger woods former girlfriend an unlawful eviction with which depended. she claims they told her airport that she had been locked out of their former home. she has agreed to dismiss the suit. from the a new document or he exploring a

coming-of-age story with the most underrated basket ballplayer. >> stephen curry, do not rely on him to run your team. >> that feeling of being underrated is part of the drive to keep me going. kumasi: it apple tv+ but you can watch it with other warriors fans on the big screen at thrive today. this is part of the blankets and blockbuster series, tomorrow showing it is free, but you need to reserve a spot. the viewing is at 4:00 p.m.. that will be even better if you watch it with other fans. that will be good. jobina: i like watching stuff there. sometimes the wind. kumasi: but tomorrow. drew: it will be breezy, near 70's. but in the evening when the fog comes back, it really switches.

comfortable weather. reggie: always bring a sweatshirt. drew: always carry a light sweater everywhere you go and you will be fine. we are heating up away from the coast, even hotter tomorrow. life look from our east bay hills camera, some patchy fog. you notice on the horizon, it is hazy. we will have our air quality declining a little bit over the next couple of days. we will sit in the modern category across the region as we head into tomorrow and saturday afternoon. high pressure is building again and that is going to heat us up away from the coast with high-pressure. it acts like a lid on our atmosphere. we talk about this a lot. it traps ozone and pollutants near the surface. that is why we will have that moderate air-quality tomorrow and saturday. a lot warmer today compared yesterday, the east bay, south

bay and peninsula, 70's and 80's. the north bay, quite warm. 92 in santa rosa. patchy fog as our marine layer gets chopped up things to this high-pressure. 50's and low 60's. a heat advisory begins tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m.. mountains of the north bay, the hot temperatures returning. here are future tracker temperatures showing you where the 90 plus degree readings will be with that contour. hottest spots exceeding 100, around the coast, a mixture it feels like it is warmer is not excessively hot. 70's and 80's in oakland to san jose. the seven-day forecast, getting hot today, it turns sizzling away from the coast, the microclimate in full effect over the weekend. the coast is quite comfortable and we will take those temperatures back to average early next week. jobina: we're going to start with a live look from the bay bridge toll plaza because the lights are on. they flipped on at 5:31.

it was already filling in this area. it came in earlier than normal on my opinion. this is the earliest it has been all week. we do have a crash northbound 29 at 221. the speeds around 18 miles per hour, not a primary commute corridor but it is slow. lighting up on our sensors and in san rafael, looking live at 101. very clear in this area, nothing slowing you down. the east bay's where we are seeing the slower speeds, looking at about 23 minutes. reggie: new at 6:00, did she make it up? police in alabama say a missing woman story does not make sense. the web searches they say they found days before she disappeared. kumasi: another step toward zero emission transportation, facility hoping

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kristen: -- kumasi: a program to help property owners in sonoma county prepare for wildfires is making a lot of noise. the program provides free wood chipping services and they will cut down tree limbs and set them out in piles for county contractors to come by and ship them up. the idea is to create a space around structures in case fire threatens the property. >> crating the defensible space allows firefighters to come into the property during an emergency and they are able to view structure protection and defense. kumasi: this is free and available to property owners in unincorporated sonoma county. reggie: a major milestone toward zero emissions in

transportation. the charging facility for electric buses. abc's companies long with poterba and pg&e open the facility yesterday in new york. company officials say you can charge up to 40 electric buses at one time. that is important because just one ev bus can take 40 to 50 cars off the road. >> electric vehicles and general offer a viable pathway to a clear future. helping these large-scale electric fleets are key to widespread adoption. reggie: the companies say the new facility can serve as a model for that hesitation industry. drew: 5:57 and as the day shifts up, we will have the morning marine layer for the next one or two hours but it chopped up quickly for sunshine. temperatures start to take off. we are heating up away from the coast later today. a live look at sfo, a marine layer along the immediate coast line. temperatures going above average as much as nine degrees above

average, our warmest cities going into the 90's. 70's and 80's around the bay shoreline. hottest cities going into the 90's. a heat advisory begins tomorrow at

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