we will see round two of that today and it will remain dry. there is actually a warming trend head into the work week. let's get your temperatures out the door. we are starting in the 40s and 50s right now in san jose. fremont 52, apollo 251 and here is a closer look at the full forecast. the hottest days are now are either tuesday or wednesday. temperatures in the 90s. that will bring air-quality concerns into the picture. also increased fire danger. and increasing wind from the north will also be a cause of concern and i will go to that as well in the full forecast. >> speaking of the increased fire danger, fast-moving planes flames near vacaville yesterday.

this is a look at it to the infrared camera. you can see the hotspots even as they were starting to gain the upper hand. it is 45% contained. >> you can still see some of the hotspots in the hills behind me pick one of the men i spoke with said he was putting up a fence along the hill when the fire broke out. he said he tried to put it up at the dry conditions and wind made it impossible. california's dry hills are already burning as we enter one of the most dangerous fire season yet. >> the fire moved pretty quickly close to our property line. >> wind and dry grass field flames that quickly grew to more than 100 acres. >> i drove off and left my gates open in case the fire

people needed to come. spike it started around 3:00 saturday afternoon. the fire grew from a patch to dozens of acres. he believed somebody was trimming weeds when the flames spark. he said he felt helpless and afraid because he could not do anything to stop the fire. he and in others tried to put it out with shovels and water but they went got ahead of them. air support had to be called in and thankfully forward progress has been stopped. they cited a man for potentially started the fire and he was arrested over outstanding warrants. cal fire is preparing for a long season ahead. >> it's a little bit early we've started to bring honor firefighters early. that is because of the dry conditions. in santa rosa that the date

is set for june 6. that is and city leaders will mark the beginning of wildfire season there. the city held a wildfire preparedness event yesterday to help people that live there. >> we want to make sure we are safe when it comes to those sort of things. >> will put together a list of things you should have ready in case you need to evacuate from a wildfire. we've posted that link on our website. click at the vacaville brushfire at the top of our training bar. we will send breaking news and weather alert straight to your phone. it's free to download for apple and android devices. now to a developing story. u.s. marshals are searching for a woman in texas accused of shooting and killing an up-and- coming cyclist from here in the bay area.

investigators believe it might have been a result of a love triangle. mariah wilson lived in san francisco and recently burst on the competitive cycling scene. last week she went to austin, texas for a race but was found dead in the home where she was staying. there is now a search for this woman, katelyn armstrong. she was dating a professional cyclist which had a professional relationship with wilson. wilson's friends in the bay area are stunned. >> she was a very special person. she was intelligent and approachable and modest. she did not have an ego. >> her family is raising money to fund community organizations in her honor and a scholarship fund is in the works as well. there is new hope for

families desperately trying to feed their babies, even as a formula shortage continues for there is more supply on its way and there is also a network of moms helping other moms. >> the first shipments of baby formula, 132 pounds is leaving germany and heading to indiana. 1.5 million eight ounce bottles of formula scheduled to arrive in the u.s. next week. president biden also signed a bill to expand a baby formula access to low income families. abbott apologizes in an op-ed for his company's role in the nationwide shortage of baby formula. the apology comes as bay area families searching for formula are faced with empty shelves. at this cvs, they are out of similac formula. amy ford posted this photo on

next-door offering three free cans of formula. she received 20 responses in one day. >> i'm asking the specific formula their child is on. i was able to find two families that were in need of what i had. >> she is trying to checked on the specific type of formula her friend needs but so far she said no luck. >> she is struggling and was just out. spike this person alone the photo. president joe biden is in japan for his first trip to asia since taking office. before departing south korea he visited the airbase where u.s.

service members monitored nuclear threats from north korea. he is set to meet with the japanese prime minister today as well attend a summit with leaders from japan, australia and india. now in south korea, yesterday the president signed legislation that gave ukraine another $40 billion in aid. it was passed without bipartisan support. this package included supporting ukraine to september. in the east bay activist described it as anti-chevron day. sever groups are part of the movement carrying banners and signs and blasting the company's involvement in pollution and climate change. >> we are standing in solidarity with people affected by the environmental issues and calling for accountability from chevron.

>> while we grow our lower carbon businesses chevron is focused on safe, reliable and an ever leaner production of the 60% of the bay area's jet full and 20% of its gasoline. also at the refinery a fire at an outbuilding. that sent thick, black smoke into the air. the company says the fire started and if you are has used for storing link escaping equipment. fire chris quickly put of the fire and nobody was hurt. please in the east bay need your help tracking down this woman. she is a person of interest in a sexual assault investigation. and happened thursday at the piedmont high school gym. the victim is a 17-year-old boy. here is another look at that person. anyone who has any tips is asked to call police.

police lays bare asking for surveillance video to help them track down the people who robbed and beat a woman at gunpoint. it was just before 11:00 on friday night that three men forced they wanted to a green four-door civilian. the pistol after cow rubbed her and forced her out of the car a few blocks away. the woman was taken to the hospital. police are asking neighbors to check the security cameras for the car the codes around that robbery. we have much more ahead. she is only 14 but her voice is become prominent across the bay area. she calls herself and accidental as biggest

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welcome back. it is 7:11 and we are taking a live look over san jose. temperatures are expected in the 80s today. we will have i'm meteorologist along with the full forecast in a few minutes. santa clara county is working to get guns off the street. there is a buyback event today hosted by the district attorney's office. it will be at the community center on calaveras road from 9:00 until 1:00. you can get $100 for handguns, rifles and shotguns and $200 for assault weapons or ghost guns. the weapons must be in your trunk and unloaded. all buybacks are anonymous. meet the press is preempted today. instead we will the airing in

mls game. we are going to take a look at the upcoming primary election and which issues you should be aware of before you cast your ballot. live this night we are recognizing asian allender pacific heritage month. this morning where. >> eighth-grader, fashion designer and accidental activist. >> i hope i'm able to get more people into this event. >> ashlyn organized her first stop asian hate rally february of last year. i remember when i first

interviewed you, your mom was by your side. you become empowered it seems like. you are confident in who you are and your passions. >> i think that's when i found my voice. i was just the hint up how i can help another human being. it's exciting with the support of the community. it's about dreaming and fixing the hurt in the community. >> do you feel pressure? >> yes. >> is it hard? >> yes. a lot of pressure, not just as being a teenager for seeing things online and there is so much going on. >> pressure they have to do something more? >> yes.

one thing we want to focus on is being able to unite communities together. bring them together to have a common cause and help each other. >> she combines her activism with her love for fashion. she started sowing and designing at the age of six. spike what your vision or style? >> my style is more avagard and objectionable. >> she revealed her latest collection at zero fashion week last september. it was her fourth appearance there and her collection is called beneath the service. >> it's about looking up beyond the skin color and singlets in their heart. >> what are your favorite pieces and tell us about

crafting them. >> this is one of my favorites. this is the first piece in the collection and i used zip ties to create the spiked effect. we also have a strong core set to show strength. >> i love this piece. it's dynamic. >> it's kind of like armor. the fabric is stiff. i wanted to add to the shoulders to symbolize strength. i think about how much my parents have paved the way for me. >> mom, can you tell me about

the change in your daughter in the past year? >> yes, i realize she has matured, her heart stays the same and the urge to help other people has helped her find her voice to speak for others. >> how does it feel that your daughter has so much drive, passion and focus and where does she get it? >> i'm really proud of where she is and the things she wants to do and the ability to achieve them. my job now is to make sure that she is not overworked. even when she was in her fashion design world i said i am a door opener. you tell me what you want to do and i open the door for you and you walk through this and i will hold your hand the minute you tell me that's what you don't want we will exit and open other doors. how is your mom as your agent?

>> she is the best. >> my hope is she continues her passion and does something good for the world. >> what a wonderful story. if you're looking to get out this weekend there are some things across the bay area that you do not want to miss. >> good morning. for folks finding themselves north of the golden gate, check out art for ukraine. this event is organized by the south florida art foundation and the proceeds will be donated to support relief from the victims of war. you can celebrate a higher place at the himalayan pharaoh traditional dance, music, arts and food. is at live oak park in berkeley.

the parks and rec committee is hosting the first ever corn hole tournament, it is free for all's to come to pick nd a demo practices at game itself. be a good sport and have a good weekend. perfect time to check in with the city forecast. >> it looks good. it's going to get warm and it's expected to get hotter going into the workweek. i want to take you through the timeline of all of that. live look in downtown san jose. it is a little bit hazy. cloud cover and we'll get a lot ascension day. and little bit of fog around the coastline, look at the current temperatures in the 50s. at about 9:30 temperatures go

up to the 60s and 70s. by 1:30, san jose will be in the 80s again, 81 degrees. warmer spots include tracy and fairfield. san francisco in the upper 60s. we are only expected to get hotter so let me take you through that. any time we see warmer temperatures, conditions start to dry out the high-pressure building in. you also have to consider the wind factor. into monday and tuesday drive. we will be monitoring the elevated fire danger practice is looking into monday's

forecast for we're looking at dry hills and look at your temperatures. fairfield is in the 90s. tuesday is expected to be only warmest days of the week. we could even see triple digits in areas like fairfield and concord. san jose will climb to the 90s. in the mid-70s santa cruz in the 80s. morgan get coastal cooling to the afternoon with sea breeze. this will bring coastal low clouds. heading into friday looking at the model run we have a strong pacific storm in the northwest and that will keep the majority of the showers north. it will also help kulas off in the upper 90s and triple digits.

looking ahead any seven-day forecast. this is a key component of what we are monitoring. we are talking about elevated fire danger and temperatures in the upper 70s for san francisco. and inland areas temperatures will be in the upper 90s and maybe triple digits in the interior areas like fairfield and tracy. fire danger for tuesday and wednesday with the hot valleys. overnight lows with showers to the north. >> we hope everybody stay safe from that fire danger. it is 7:22. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. a warriors all-star is listed as questionable for game three tonight. details coming up.

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good morning, everyone. the western conference finals shift from the bay area to the lone star state for games three and four. the warriors left for dallas yesterday morning. andrew wiggins has a sore left ankle and is listed as questionable but head coach says he expects him to play in today's game. they rallied from 19 down to beat dallas on friday night. they say winning on the road will be tougher. >> we are very confident in our ability to win on the road but we know it's going to be a big challenge in dallas. >> game three, tipoff is set for 6:00 pm.

a's and padres take on the giants. down to -0 and eight. souvenir to left. and is his fourth home run to the season. it's the only one of the game for the giants the padres beat san francisco to -1. >> a wild pitch. oakland scored three runs in the eighth. the angels beat the a's 5-3. they are off. second leg of horse racing's triple crown. epicenter was held off and preakness gets a win. the next race is in three weeks. tiger woods has withdrawn after

shooting a career-high 79 in the third round. he is still recovering from a car crash 15 months ago that severely injured his right leg. that is a look at your morning sports. >> it is 7:27 and we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up the first shipments of baby formula are headed to the u.s. from overseas. local moms are not waiting, we will show you how they are helping one another find what they need. a bay area cyclist killed in texas and there is a manhunt for her killer. what police are piecing together about the victim and the suspect. some questions about why

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good morning it is sunday, may 22. hard to believe the month is flying by.

7:29 as we take a live look at outside. we have another warm day across the bay area. thank you so much for joining us and starting your sunday with us. we are going to take a quick look at the four coursed. forecast. >> it's definitely going to be hot. 90s in the forecast for today. once again we will see the temperatures bump up into the 80s. it's 53 degrees in san francisco and we have a hazy sky going on. upper 50s are expected with low 70s around the bay and coast but take a look at san jose. 54 degrees but by 2:00 we will be in the upper 70s and another day in the 80s. here is a closer look at some of the headlines i will take you through in the full forecast. warmer temperatures next week, especially tuesday and wednesday. air quality concerns and

increased fire danger. we'll talk about that the full forecast. more than 100 acres scorched in the north bay as we stick with the fire danger. this is the quail fire. it is fast-moving and this is a time-lapse video. we also have a look at the fire from an infrared camera. you can see hotspots burning even as crews started to gain the upper hand. it is 45% contained and investigators are telling us they think they know how it sparked. >> you can still see some of the hotspots in the hills. one of the men i spoke with said he was out here putting up a fence along the hill when the fire broke out. he said he tried to put it up with the dry conditions and went made that impossible. >> the by. we are entering one

of the dangerous pharisees and yet. >> and ms. very quickly and close to the property line. >> the wind and dry grass field flames that quickly grew to two more than 100 acres. >> i drove off and left my gates open in case the fire people needed to come through. >> it started around 3:00 saturday afternoon. roberto saw the fire grow from a patch to dozens of acres. he says he felt helpless and afraid because he cannot do anything to stop the fire. he and 10 others tried to put it out with shovels and water but the wind got ahead of them. or support had to be called in but thankfully for progress has stopped. cal fire cited a man potentially starting the fire and deputies arrested him for overstayed warrants.

>> it's a little early for this time of year and past years. we've been bringing honor firefighters early this year. about a month earlier. it's just because of the drier conditions we are dealing with. the city of santa rosa is preparing for june 6, that is when leaders announce wildfire season will officially begin. the city held a wildfire preparedness event yesterday to help neighbors get ready. >> we want to make sure we are sharp when it comes to this sort of thing. we do have emergency bags. >> we put together a list of things you should have ready in case you need to evacuate from a wildfire. posted a link on our website. click on the vacaville brushfire at the top. our free app is also a great resource to have during fire season.

we will send breaking news and weather alert straight to your phone. if you have not already, make sure you download it. police are asking for surveillance video to help track down people who beat and robbed a woman at gunpoint. the police say it happened just before 11:00 friday night. three men forced a woman into a green four-door sedan. the pistol whipped and robbed her and forced her out of the car a few blocks away. the woman was taken to the hospital. police are asking neighbors ministation and blake street to check the security cameras for that green sedan around the time of the robbery. u.s. marshals are searching for a woman in texas accused of shooting and killing a cyclist from the bay area. investigators believe it is a result of a love triangle. 25-year-old, mariah wilson

lived in san francisco and burst on the competitive cycling scene. last week she went to austin, texas for a race but was found dead in the home she was staying in. there is now a search for this woman, katelyn armstrong. armstrong was dating a professional cyclist who had a prior relationship with wilson. investigators believe armstrong was jealous of the relationship tracked wilson down and killed her. wilson's friends are stunned. spike you could tell she was a special person right away. she was intelligent and approachable and modest. she did not have any go. >> her family is raising money to fund community organizations in her honor and a scholarship fund is in the works as well. there is new hope for families desperately trying to feed their babies even as the infant formula shortage continues.

a network of moms is helping other moms and the supply from overseas is expected to make a big difference. >> the first shipment, 132 pallets landing in indiana. in total about 1.5 million eight ounce bottles of formula is scheduled to arrive in the u.s. next week. president biden also signed a bill to expand baby formula axis for low income families as avid ceo apologizes in a washington post op-ed for his company's role in the nationwide shortage of baby formula. the apology comes as bay area families searching for formula are faced with empty shelves. to help moms with their quest amy ford posted this photo on next-door offering three free cans of formula. she received 20 responses in

one day. >> we ask what specific formula their child is on and i was able to find two families in need of the type i had. >> now she is trying to track down the specific type of formula her friend needs but so far she's had no luck. >> she is struggling and stressed out about trying to feed her daughter. spike this person posting that a safe way store in walnut creek just received a shipment. president biden today is in japan on the second leg of his first trip to asia. before departing south rita he visited the airbase or servicemembers monitor nuclear threats from north korea.

biden will meet with the japanese prime minister today and attend a summit with other leaders today. yesterday was the ninth annual anti-chevron day. several groups were part of the demonstration carrying banners and signs blasting the company's involvement in conflicts, climate change and pollution. >> we are standing here in solidarity with the people affected by toxic dumping, fumes, flaring and environmental violations. we are calling for accountability from chevron. >> chevron responded with a statement reading in part, while we grow our lower carbon business chevron richmond is focused on safe, reliable and other cleaner productions as 60% of the bay area's jet full and the gasoline to keep the bay area moving and progressing. a figure skater will have the opportunity to the return

of skating. the 2022 stars on ice show comes to san jose today. they will see the best from the skating team she said the show's theme is based off of the exhibition. >> it shows a journey through everyone's scanning careers from childhood to present and it's one of the best shows that's been put on. >> tickets start at $30. we are 16 days away from aegean sent the primary. it will tell you about some important days you need to know

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good morning bay area. we are starting a little hazy out there but it will be another warm day. if you have plans to be outside, please consider the heat when it comes to outdoor activities. let's take a look at how warm we will be today. this is just the beginning of a warming trend. san jose with a live look at downtown. we will get a little sunshine and it will be similar to yesterday for temperatures. here is a closer look at the hourly forecast. notice the timestamp up above. tracy 75, san jose, 71. fast-forward to about 1:00 or 2:00 and we are already in the 80s. san francisco will remain in the upper 80s near 90. we

are expected to get warmer. only see warming temperatures and high pressure starting to build things dry out and that brings the elevated fire concern. we have to consider the wind. 22 mile-per-hour wind in san francisco and santa rosa. notice it stays breezy into monday and tuesday. we will definitely be monitoring the situation with the dry hills. looking ahead to monday. take a look at the temperatures. we are talking mid-90s for fairfield, 95 for josi and morgan hill's upper 80s. we have an offshore flow that helps keep the temperatures cooler around the coast but still in the 70s for san francisco. tuesday, this will likely be the warmest day of the week. triple digit heat likely into fairfield.

san jose look into the 90s in santa cruz in the 80s. napa, upper 90s and some coastal cooling heading into wednesday but even then it remains hot and inland areas. right now we have a storm that stays to the pacific northwest. that will help close off until friday may 27. for now it looks like the forecast remains dry and as things continue to try out, look at the seven-day outlook. tuesday and wednesday we have to monitor the elevated fire danger along with warming temperatures. friday and saturday temperatures will cool off. inland areas have breezy, windy that will kick up as early as monday. dry wind into tuesday and wednesday and elevated fire danger is something we will continue to monitor. back to you. it is 7:44 and we have much more ahead on today in the bay. our political analyst will join

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welcome back. the sun is shining over the peer and the cloud cover over the golden gate bridge in the background, we have 70s and 80s across the bay area today and the heat up as we head into the work week. it is harvey milk day. a day to honor the rights activists. he was born on this day in 1930 but was assassinated in 1978. this is video from last year's celebration when san francisco's men's chorus commemorated the day with the first in-person performance. fisher the event will be at the jane warner plaza starting at noon. he would have been 90 years old

today. san jose hosted its 52nd march of dimes yesterday. the event raises money for disadvantaged mothers and babies. organizer say california earned a b in the latest march of dimes report card which measures maternal and infant health. this is the first time that the walk has been in person because of the pandemic. the california primary election is quickly approaching and pallets have been mailed. bc political look at what is o the ballot and why we should care. hi larry, great to see you. for those of us who hypothetically have an open our ballots yet, give us a sense of what we will see. >> good morning. you better open them quick because june 7 will be here before you know it. it's a big election. statewide, you will see all of

the offices from the governor all the way down to the insurance commissioner. 18 offices there. beyond that we have the u.s. senate. that one is quirky because you will see it up twice in the same office. the first is who we should vote on to complete the remaining term that kamala harris left and the second is for a six-year term. the deal is on both ballots and that is because the first is different from the second. >> because he was appointed as to elected. it makes sense. those are big. the state and federal offices but what about local races? but that is where we are flooded.

all bay area counties will have races. a number of them will be things like sheriff, supervisor, district attorney, the list goes on. in addition to that there will be city officers and in some cases it's for the mayor. we also have city council races and school board members and we have tax questions. do we want to increase taxes to provide more benefits to teachers and construction taxes to improve the classroom and school environment? those are a lot of issues and they will plague everybody, wherever they lived. >> what about anything out of the ordinary we should know about the upcoming ballot? >> if it's california, there's always something out of the ordinary.

i think there are three things we want to bear in mind. number one there are partisan races and nonpartisan races. the partisan races where you have a political party next to the name. there will be a runoff no matter the proportion of winter versus loser. there will be a runoff between the top two candidates. there will be nonpartisan races, that is if you have 50% +1 and a nonpartisan local election race, you win. you are done. you don't have to come back in november. the second thing, the selection comes right after redistricting. that is where all of the districts were changed whether it was federal, state or local. in order to balance the state's population out. you may have a different person or persons where you live because you are in a different district. watch for that. is will be a low turnout election.

there is nothing sexy going on. the governor's race does not draw very much. low turnouts means whoever does vote will have an awful lot to say. perhaps 25% to 30% of people will vote. this important race sets up november. this is the first of a two-step process. >> hopefully all of that information you just gave will encourage more people to get out and vote. thanks for all the information. great to see you. if you still have not registered to vote in california, you still have time. tomorrow is the deadline. that major registration must be postmarked or submitted electronically no later than tomorrow. however if you miss tomorrow, you can register to vote at your county registrars office on election day before you vote. we have complete coverage of

the primary election on. you can scan the qr code on your screen. that will take you to our decision 2022 page. open your camera and skin that could. you will find information about local races in your county. strike we are going to look at the top stories we are following including a wildfire forcing evacuations in the north bay. we have the latest information and on the investigation on how the fire started.

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welcome back. is a look at the top stories we are following pick families in the north they are returning to their homes after a fire burning in vacaville forced to evacuate. is the largest fire we've seen so far this verse is. equal fire sparked yesterday afternoon quickly grew in size. so far it's burned more than 130 acres. it is close to 50% contained. the cause is still under investigation but a man we spoke with says he was out working when one of his coworkers alerted him to the flames. >> i drove off and left my gates open akc five people needed to come. >> so far no damage or injuries have been reported. the firefighters did cite a man for potentially starting the

fire. he was arrested over outstanding warrants. are apt is a great resource to have during fire season and really all you around. we send breaking news and weather alert straight to your phone. it is free to download. before we go we have one last check of our forecast. >> i want to give you a look at the seven-day change because there is going to be some serious warming happening, especially for inland areas. san francisco seven-day outlook gets a little breezy. by tuesday and wednesday we will see our warmest temperatures and also we are going to monitor elevated fire danger. let's take a look at your inland seven-day forecast. tuesday and wednesday are expected to be the hottest days of the week. triple digits into the interior along with dry wind and parent up with the dry conditions, that will bring fire danger and we will monitor that. >> we will cross our fingers on

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