. now, a summer scorcher sending temperatures in the triple digits. and a rare recession warning sending investors on edge and plunging the do w. >> i'm kenny choi.

>> ators scring. let's get to elyhe liveew desk with a look at the numbers. >> reporter: it has been a roller costar on wall street. at this point, down 750 points. and it's continuing. it looks like it's going down at this hour. and all of this is a sign spooked investors dumping money into safer bonds. the dow is continuing the drop. and this comes after yields on short-term u.s. bonds eclipsed long-term bonds. it's the first time in over a decade and that is a sign a recession is upon us. and the german economy shrank in the second quarter and industrial growth in china is faulters and the between the u.s. and china despite the fact president trump seemed to back off on the

tariffs. back to you. and a live sme scorcher hite bay area. mary lee with where to expect the hottest temperatures. . >> inland, we are watching the temperatures rise. the hottest temperatures so far this summer today and tomorrow. with the heat, a heat vooid ri for all inland locations because of the extreme and dangerous heat. temperatures in the mid 90s for the afternoon highs to the triple digits. some of the hottest spots 105, 106. and tomorrow as well. and that is why the heat advisory continues tomorrow. the air quality is unhealthy for sensitive groups. and clerk out the highs. well above average for this time of year. san francisco, looking at 80 for a high. oakland, 86. 96 san jose. concord, 106. and 12 to 18 degrees above average for this time of year.

and just to talk about how people are trying to get some relief from the heat, let's go to ann at a cooling center in walnut creek. >> reporter: there are cooling centers open all to try to beat the ht. >> we try to get the workout in early and stay indoors after that. >> reporter: some people don't have the choice. >> it gets real sweaty out here real fast. >> reporter: this electrician tries to stay in the shade and fighting the urge to call an early day. . the thought does cross my mind. you got to get the paycheck. >> reporter: for many people, summer living is strategic. >> i have a system. >> reporter: try to burn off the kids' energy at the park before the mercury swells. >> once it starts to warm up, we go to the library and there's story time there.

>> reporter: and she wants to get her steps in. >> she has a longer coat and i don't want her to be too hot. i know the asphalt can burn their paws. >> reporter: for the elderly, staying cool is a serious matter. >> it's too hot. especially for our age. you know? and sometimes i can overheat very well. >> reporter: the community center set up the new signs inviting people inside. >> people said we saw the sign and they come in and sit in the lobby and hang out and talk and socialize. >> reporter: the city of walnut creek has a new program offering free rides to the cooling centers with lyft. and to find a list of cooling centers in santa claire ra county, head to our website, kpix.com. and new, a cam slams into a motorcycle on the bay bring while the officer was trying to

pull over another driver. it happened around 7:20 this morning. chopper 5 was over the scene. the officer attempted to make a stop in the car pool lane and another vehicle sideswiped him. the vehicle is said to be a dark colored sedan. the officer suffered minor injuries and is expected to be okay. the driver of the car stopped at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. the westbound lanes of the bay bridge are now open. and you can see traffic is still slowly making its way through. and an update on shots fires in rodeo. three people were taken to to hospital with gunshot wounds. the shooting happened around 1:00 this morning. it is unclear right now if any suspects were apprehended. police are expected to release more information later today. an attempted traffic stop became a fatal crash in san

jose. chp officers tried to stop the car for suspected dui. the driver sped away and the vehicle was found crashed in a light pole. the driver was immediately taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. but the passenger died in the crash. and another crash in santa rosa left the city with a big, wet mess. several cashes crashed at the intersection this morning, shaving off a hydrant and sending water gushing on the road. fire crews jumped into action to cap it. and big waterworks in a neighborhood. a car slammed into a hydrant shooting water in the sky. and meanwhile, back to school to students in gilroy. >> thousands of students back in class. the new school year comes as the community continues to grapple with the garlic festival mass shooting. three people were killed on july

28th, all of them under the age of 30. and a dozen others were hurt. >> we're glad to have the students back at school. we need the normal routine after the shootings two and a half weeks ago. >> students will have access to counseling services and extra police on hand as a safety precaution. and with the new rules on immigration, there won't be changes in any of the school programs for migrant families. . >> we can't ask a persontus.ouvo everybody and we serve everybody. >> we're a diverse hrant fams. we have poverty. so it's a very diverse community. >> the new rule goes in effect in october. and protests in hong kong's airport simmered down today allowing stranded passengers to continue on the travels.

while they clear out of the airport, some are taking the fight outside of the airport. returning to normal after massive demonstrations paralyzed the hub leading to cancellations of nearly 1,000 flights this week. travelers described the chaos. >> it was a wonderful place. but we certainly won't be coming back. if they start shooting, fall down on the ground. just go straight down. >> i thought there might be tear gas and bullets fired. it was frightening. teeldgn jazzihe vionce ee to be donel very soon to restore law and order in hong kong. we are reaching a tipping point. >> hong kong people are determined and continue the fight and put pressure on

beijing and hong kong officials. and new images of the border are hong kong and they appear to show military vehicles staged inside of a sports stadium. chinese state media claims they were brought in for military exercises before the protests broke out. the press is reporting the exercises came after the protests. the images surfaced after president trump tweeted this. the intelligence flfed us the chinese government is moving troops to the border with hong kong. aingp, stunn allegations in the jeffrey epstein allegation. why investigator say doctored jail logs point to what led to his death. and the medical paperwork got a little bit easier. what vaccines your child needs just in time for back to school.

. rapper asap rocky convicted of assault in sweden but won't face jail time. he's facing two years of probation. the 30-year-old and two members of his team charged after a street brawl in june. the rapper argued they acted in self-defense. all three were allowed to return to the u.s. earlier this month after president trump voiced support for the release. and right now, a federal probe into the death of jeffrey epstein is intensifying. sources telling us unreleased footage shows guards did not check on epstein before his death. >> reporter: a law enforcement

source with knowledge of the investigation tells cbs news corrections officers may have falsified reports that they completed required check ins on jeffrey epstein and he was left unmonitored for at least two hours. cbs news learned the day before, his cell mate posted bail, leaving him alone in his cell in the special housing unit. and now the fbi wants to review footage of the area epstein was held. it's unclear how he allegedly hanged himself. >> this is not acceptable. >> reporter: gloria allred criticized the detention center. . >> i'm tired of the system failing women. and they failed these victims, these child victims. >> reporter: earlier this week, fbi agents raided e's prive id in the caribbean, reportedly seizing computers. it's unclear who will gain control of the estate. his younger brother is a

possible beneficiary. . and back in the bay area, the stanford blood center is low of blood and making a plea for people to step up and donate. stanford had a drop in donations this summer and they are accepting all blood types. they need type b and o blood to go to ston stanford to schedule an appointment. and monday, the cdc confirmed ten new cases of measles. with kids returning to class, many fear the outbreak could worsen. vaccination rates decreased over the last two years. >> jackie ward is in san jose with a look at what the experts are recommending.

>> reporter: california does not allow beliefshat presebt children from getting shots. sarah is a nurse practitioner in the sunset of san francisco. she explained why everyone who is able to vaccinate should. >> if you have a medical exemption, it's necessary. but it's called herd immunity. we're hoping the healthy people that receive the vaccinations will protect those. >> reporter: your child needs these vaccines for school. for seventh grade, they need these. and while not required, the cdc recommends three more, the flu shot, the hpv vaccine for preteens and teens. meningitis comes in viral and bacterial forms. the viral form is more common, but the bacterial one exists and can be deadly in 24 hours of

contracting the disease. >> it's very quick. i would recommend as soon as possible. if a practitioner sees the symptoms, they want the blood work. and after the diagnosis, hopefully iv antibiotics in 24 hours. >> reporter: symptoms are a h and a stiff neck that's notice. if you have as possible. they may want a blood sample or spinal fluid. . and tomorrow, our special kofshlg continues with a new after school program designed to curb violence. >> i wanted to look for ways to find out how can we turn that madness around? how do we prevent the carnage on the streets of richmond. >> the answer, a base area reverend's three step plan to

success. that's tomorrow morning. and a check of the forecast. warm this morning. very hot right now. >> and that's right. and even temperatures at this lunch time hour for concord and livermore in the mid 90s. and we continue to watch the temperatures climb. 94 in concord and livermore. 79 oakland. 87 san jose. and 88 for santa rosa. 24 hour temperature change, and check out how much warmer we are compared to yesterday at this time. eight degrees warmer in oakland. seven nevado. and eight degrees warmer in livermore. and four degrees warmer mountain view and half moon bay. a degree warmer in san jose. the satellite and radar view, minimal ocean influence with the ridge of high pressure in control. that is why we are heating up for the inland locations for today and tomorrow. and taking you hour by hour on futurecast, all of the sunshine

as we head through tomorrow. temperatures will be just as hot for your thursday. we'll catch some relief from the heat through the end of the week with a low pressure system usher in the marine influence. the ocean breeze increases this weekend and that means temperatures drop to below average for this time of year saturday and sunday. and the sunset 8:03. the sunrise, 6:25 tomorrow morning. triple digit heat tomorrow. mid 90s in san jose. 80 for san francisco. and there we go with the seven-day forecast. triple digit heat continues tomorrow. and the heat advisory for the inland locations. temperatures cooler friday. much cooler by saturday and for sunday. and we're going to continue to cool down more for early next week. we have to get through today and tomorrow before we'll start to see pleasant, comfortable weather. >> it's on the horizon.

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i'm tony tantillo. eat fresh and stay healthy. coming up at 5:00, it's designed to break boundaries. the plan for an ethnic studies curriculum slammed. the state is taking a second look. that and more coming up at 5:00. and a reminder, you have to be careful out there. >> right. protect your pets and your kids. never leave them in a hot car. it is hot today and tomorrow. >> hang in there. and then the cool down in a bit. have a great afternoon. yo is to m you

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