live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. crowded swimming holes, cooling centers and shuttered schools are all part of the late summer heat wave hitting california. the bay area's scorching and

i'm sorry the heat is here to stay. >> i'm michelle griego. >> i'm frank mallicoat. let's check in with roberta gonzales who is live with more. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon frank and michelle. you better believe on one of the hottest days of the years we're going to take it outside. trust me on this one, it's even hot in the city by the bay. the city of san francisco right now reports 84 degrees. now this is widespread heat. inland livermore is reporting 95 degrees. around the peninsula it's 87 degrees in redwood city. we have fremont checking in at 85 degrees, oakland at 80. here's what you need to know. it is the second spare the air day of the week, where we have a lot of smog being trapped very close to the surface. it is the second consecutive heat advisory in effect this time encompassing all 7 million people that live here in the bay area. you better believe tomorrow will be the third straight day with the heat advisory. temperatures today anywhere from 90 at the coast to 106 in

livermore, but guess what, it's going to be even hotter on thursday and i'll talk about those temperatures coming up shortly in this newscast. >> thanks roberta. school is already out today for some south bay students due to look of air-conditioning at the campbell area school district. it's letting students leave early and on thursday the school says they're allowing the noon release time only as a precaution, outdoor activities were also banned. >> for today and tomorrow due to the heat advisory, all of our students are going to be on our what do we call it, our regular minimum day schedule. they'll still attend all of their classes and get a full day of instruction. it will just be on a minimum schedule. >> the district has yet to decide whether it will shorten the school day on friday. new at noon, today is the day apple fans have been waiting for. kpix reporter anne makovec is live in san francisco with more on big product reveals. ann. >> you know, the event is still

going on. nothing really ground breaking per se was announced today, but a lot of improvement on apple's current gadgets. boy, the eyes of the tech world on the bill graham auditorium today. normally apple holds this event at the moscone center. let's take a look at the improvements to the iphone, the iphone 6. they unveiled the 6s. it has basically a faster processor, some new 3d touch technology. they call it a hardware, software integration, and also, yeah as mentioned has a faster processor. when they announced the ipad pro tim cook called it the biggest news in ipad since the ipad ladies and gentlemen. it's larger than the previous version with more memory

bandwidth. prices start at 799 bucks. >> ipad is the clearest expression of our vision of the future of personal computing, a simple, multitouch piece of glass that instantly transforms into virtually anything that you want it to be. >> then there was the apple watch, new operating system unveil for that. that's going to be released next week some of the features, airstrip which will allow doctors to remotely monitor their patients and the watch also now features a new design from air may so they're getting all designer about it. our reporter is inside the event. she's going to have more tonight on our evening newscast at 5 and 6. live in san francisco, anne makovec kpix 5. today marks five years

since a fiery blast leveled an entire neighborhood. today's anniversary is about remembering the eight people who lost their live, 66 others were injured in that 2010 blast. san bruno mayor says the city is working hard to rebuild the neighborhood. progress is slow because there was so much damage. >> we have to completely rebuild our infrastructure, all new water lines, sewer lines, cable tvs, street scapes and we have more to do. >> the mayor says his city will continue to fight for justice saying the blast was criminal. pg&e faces 28 criminal charges in relation to that explosion. earlier this week it filed motions to dismiss those charges. multiple investigations point the blame at pg&e saying the company diverted funds meant for pipeline safety. federal prosecutors are seeking a $1 billion fine if pg&e is convicted on those charges. it was a close call at the main airport in las vegas when a plane's engine caught fire.

>> dozens of others. >> how quickly he responded and his crew as well, everybody. >> 170 people were on board at the time. passengers exited the burning plane on emergency slides. at least 14 people were injured during the evacuation. federal investigators are trying to determine the cause of the fire. as the wildfire in fresno counties continues to explode, more residents have been warned to be ready to evacuate at any moment. you can see heavy concentration. the smoke hitting communities near the so-called rough fire. it's burned 97,000 acres in the sierra and sequoia national forest. dozens have already evacuated. a firefighter was injured while battling a wildfire in tuolumne county. fires burned 100 acres about 20 miles northeast of sonora. it's already destroyed a home and two outbuildings. firefighters have that blaze 20% contained. in san jose authorities

have arrested two people suspected of starting brush fires late last night. at least four fires spotted on the southbound side of interstate 280 near state route 17, i-280 lanes were closed around 10:30 p.m. while firefighters took control. nobody was injured. a bicyclist accused of beating a truckdriver will be sentenced today in san rafael. witnesses say jeffrey smock assaulted 41-year-old roman lascowski after he clipped his wife. he used gps data to argue the driver attacked his client as he tried to get a license plate number. the three san bernardino deputies facing assault charges after they were seen on live tv beating a man have pleaded not guilty. a man had led police on a chase back in april and tried to escape on a stolen horse. video from a news helicopter captured the victim being kicked and punched several times. the deputies are on paid leave.

they face three years in county jail if convicted. that county clerk in kentucky who was jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples could be back at work on friday. kim davis emerged from jail yesterday before thousands of supporters at a big rally including ted cruz and mike huckabee. the federal judge released davis and warned her not to interfere with the distribution of marriage licenses to all legally eligible couples. if you're driving alone and you want to save some time, think twice about sneaking on to the hov lane. an average of 41% of drivers on santa clara county's expressways are cheating in the car pool lane. that's according to officials. if you're caught it isn't chip cheap. the ticket is $490.

>> welcome to camp cambria where homeless people in rvs are taking over the street corner in west san jose, i'm kiet do. >> things are heating up here at justin herman plaza, i'm not talking just the weather. we are 150 days away from super,

a new era for the late show here on cbs kicking off last night. steven colbert made his big debut as the host. >> mexico is taking our economy, and they're ripping it in two. >> colbert brought a lot of energy to the stage, his first

guest was actor george clooney followed by jeb bush. the show ended with an all star version of the song everyday people. tonight colbert will welcome elon musk. kpix 5 is your home for super bowl 50. the big game only 150 days away. >> i can't believe it. roberta gonzales is at justin herman plaza where the kickoff is in full swing. >> everybody's been talking about the weather but things are just heating up here at justin herman plaza. i'm talking about high octane energy here. this is the first time we've seen any kind of excitement regarding super bowl 50, and what you're look ago at is five vince lombardi trophies earned, and then we see three other vince lombardi trophies by our oakland raiders. it's the first time weave ever had eight trophies all together at once.

i'm going to tell you how you can see them. first we want to check this out, the current temperatures right here in the bay area including justin herman plaza holding steady at 84 degrees. otherwise, it's hot inland. it's now 95 degrees in livermore. humidity is down to about 10%. it is now 87 degrees in redwood city. we're talking about mid-80s around the fremont area as well. i want to share with you this. it's our eastern pacific satellite imagery, and what you're looking at is a huge lair of low clouds. i was like please move onshore. it's not. it's just teasing us. it's going to hang there until about saturday. we are picking up a little bit of a sea breeze this afternoon. let's pull out, take a look at our eastern pacific satellite. we still have that huge bubble of high pressure. it's encompassing northern california. heat advisory remains in effect for today until 7:00 tonight. goes back into effect tomorrow as well. our sun will go down tonight at 7:27 and when that happens, we will have realized temperatures

that look like this. 90 degrees in pacifica, upper 90s to low 100s around the peninsula. mid-90s across the bay today and 106 in the gilroy area, 107 would be a record. seven-day forecast, it gets even hotter for your thursday. friday may cool a degree or two. that's about it. saturday 100 degrees inland, 70s at the beaches and over the weekend 60s seashore. by sunday we're talking mid-90s in our inland areas. by then we will definitely be seeing the return of that sea breeze. i'm seeing the return of somebody very special. we have heath bruce. he's ceo of super bowl host committee. good to see you again. >> good to see you roberta. >> this is exciting. tell everybody at home what's going on. >> this is an historic day. we are 150 days out from super bowl 50. the kickoff to 50 starts today. nfl season starting tomorrow. it's a big day. even bigger is the fact that we have for the first time these eight lombardi trophies, the

five from the 49ers, the three from the raiders at the same place for the first time. it's hitting the road. >> how do people get to see them? >> we're going to take the 50 tour, champions of the bay presented by chevron on the road. we'll go to mountain view this weekend and then it will hit 12 consecutive weekends around the bay area, santa clara, san jose, we'll go up to the wine country, to the east bay to the city and then celebrate the fact that we are -- we have the most super bowl trophies of any nfl market with eight and we want to make it free for people to come out and enjoy it. >> yes, eight vince lombardi trophies never been in the bay area all at once before. you can see them. i'll be at mountain view this saturday. we have lots of exciting things going on here. we'll keep you posted at cbssf.com. reporting live, michelle, frank, excitement here. >> i guess so. 150 days away. okay roberta. thank you for that. the nfl kickoff to super bowl

50 features events, justin herman plaza and the embarcadero, peer 35 fan experience, those lombardi trophies celebrating the 9ers and. >> go check it out. >> it is exciting isn't it. >> people living in an rv park in a cambria park neighborhood could be looking for new place to live. >> the park is actually illegal and neighbors say they're calling the cops. kpix 5 kiet do in san jose with the story you'll only see here on 5. >> in cambrian park,. >> camp cambrian is not a nice place to live if you're a taxpayer. >> the way it is i can barely afford a place of my own. >> rudy monroe bought this beat up rv with $48. he showers at 24 hour fitness and uses the bathroom at the starbucks next door. he works part-time as a landscaper and can't afford an

apartment. >> it's horrible to pass judgment before you even, you know the real story about somebody. it all began back in january 2014 when the flames restaurant was destroyed in a 4-alarm fire. word slowly got out and the rvs started trickling in to the neglected lot. the city is trying to show compassion. >> we want to be in a position honestly more to help the situation as opposed to force a migration so to speak and get them to move here but only to go to another part of the city. >> we're trying to take action. it's trying to take action not in an aggressive way. >> is that the newest resident? >> yes, as of saturday. >> steve beverage has a dental practice next door where people are sleeping and doing dishes in the parking lot, cleaning up the mess yourself makes it hard to be compassionate. >> food to rubber gloves to condoms to trash. >> when it starts affecting

everything you've worked so hard for, then you're got to put -- you've got to put your foot down. >> after some digging we contacted the new owner and his brokerage. the two had not been to the property in months. the fence company had taken the fence down making the site a magnet for homeless. >> he wasn't aware of it. >> fair to say he's sorry then. >> absolutely. they're going to build a new store there, produce new jobs and tax revenue and it will be a first class retail building there for everybody's benefit. >> and the owner tells us he'll be calling san jose police to kill kik all these homeless -- kick all these homeless people out. in san jose kiet do kpix 5. >> it certainly doesn't feel like summer's over, but we are already gearing up for fall. the fall flavored items coming soon to your store shelves. >> and a reminder if you have a

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tangerines and grapefruit and they're delicious. >> your favorite. >> i like them. >> we're talking about tangelos. here's tony on how to pick the perfect one. >> the taste of the day is going to be with tangelos. tangelos this time of year, not fall when tangelos come in but right now they're in the market and being imported and they're not bad this time of the year. they taste pretty good. but selection and storage is very very important, otherwise they're going to be bitter on the inside. they're going to be hard to peel and not going to taste good. when you buy them, here's one, perfect, nice and orange all the way around, heavy for the size. the heavier the better. a little knob is great. nature made it that way so you can peel it. isn't that kind of cool. when you bring them home simply store them on the counter. never store them in the refrigerator. they're loaded with nutritional value. the tangelo juice is incredible. so tangelos in the market, it's

still late summer so enjoy them. they're refreshing, and i'm tony tantillo your fresh grocer. >> tangelos. >> in east bay we call them tangelos. >> now that summer is almost over, restaurants are not skipping a beat and rolling out fall flavored treats. >> here we go, take a look at new food items: m and m launched a pecan pie flavor. the candy will be available now through halloween of course, and if you love bacon and most of us do, this is perfect fall treat. it's maple flavored bacon jerky. it will be sold at 7-eleven stores. >> you like that? >> i would buy that. >> here's something new, change up your breakfast routine, pumpkin pie pop tarts. >> okay. here is today's job report with jill schlesinger. >> heading back to school might not just be for kids. a career in education can offer the flexibility and growth many

people seek in job. jumping into a full-fledged teaching position isn't easy. a good place to begin is as an assistant. while teachers have the responsibility for the design and implementation of educational programs, assistants perform duties that are instructional in nature or deliver direct services to students. educational requirements vary by school district and position but in many areas you will need at least an associate's degree. teachers assistants here in the bay area earn a mean annual wage of $33,000, which is less than half of what a teacher earns, but many assistants work part-time and are willing to forgo the higher pay in order to determine if the profession is right for them. there's often high demand for teacher's assistants but many day care services are ,,,,,,,,,,

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