now at noon, the bay area feeling a late summer heat wave. temperatures expected into the triple digits in some spots today. as we take a look outside, the heat is on, a heat advisory for most of the bay area right

now. north bay, east bay, even san francisco today. meteorologist mary lee has a look at the hotspots. mac our temperatures rise. we have been watching it from the morning. this is a live look at our dublin cam the 90 degrees right now. 24-hour temperature change. we are much warmer compared to yesterday at this time. the heat advisory in effect until 7 pm for most of the bay area, except for the coast. dangerous heat, especially inland topping out in the triple digits. plus a spare the air alert for the second day in a row. moderate air-quality for the rest of the region. we will talk about big changes, a cool down coming. also, the chance for showers. i will have that coming up. san francisco rec and parks is offering relief from the

heat at seven city schools, including balboa, kaufman, hamilton, martin luther king jr., mission, north beach, and sabah. santa clara county has a number of cooling centers open today as well. you can find a full list on our homepage, kpix.com. new at noon, a wild scene in santa rosa. lanes swallowed up this garage at a home on sundance street. fortunately, everyone inside got out safely. no word yet on a cost. in santa clara county, a deadly crash in mountain view shut down all northbound lanes of 85 during the morning commute. police say just before 1 am, a car was traveling the opposite direction on highway 85 northbound. it hit another car driving the correct way, causing one of the bengals to burst into flames. both drivers were killed. >> we remind people when travelgh to try

avoiding driving on the left lane. >> the lanes were shut down for about five hours. it is not clear yet whether alcohol was a factor. another major settlement involving pg&e relating to the destructive wildfires last year and in 2017. they have agreed to an $11 billion settlement from the wine country wildfires and the 2018 can't fire in butte county. these claims are based on payments made by insurance companies to victims and businesses with insurance coverage wildfire damages. the settlement is public to the approval seeing pg&e's chapter 11 case. actors felicity huffman in the cheney's game after she paid thousands of dollars to fix her daughter's is 80 answers. we are following the story. >> the decision will come down any minute, the desperate housewives actres the

courtroom right now. prosecutors want her to spend 30 days in prison for paying to have the answers of her daughter's s.a.t. corrected. she was arrived in boston with her husband, actor william h macy, she pleaded guilty in may to fraud charges. she admitted she paid $15,000 to a proctor to have her daughter's answers on her s.a.t. exam corrected. in a letter ahead of her sentencing, she said she felt shame for what she did admitting she had broken the law, deceives the educational community, and betrayed her daughter. her legal team argues she was only a customer in a broader scheme orchestrated by others. prosecutors say she was driven by a sense of entitlement or moral. our analyst thinks felicity huffman will not serve jail time. that doesn't mean other defendants should breathe a sigh of relief. >> felicity huffman is the

floor, the bottom. she gets everything right. even if she gets probation, i don't think lori loughlin should think that the same fax apply to her. reporter: full house star lori loughlin is another high profile defendant in the scandal. she pleaded not guilty to paying half $1 million to get her two daughters accepted into usc. over the next two months, nearly a dozen other parents are set to be sentenced after pleading guilty, a total of 15 parents, while 19 are fighting those charges. michelle? >> thank you. we will have much more coming up on the kpix 5 news at 5 pm and online at kpix.com. downtown san francisco may look a little different today. is cable cars are being replaced with muni bus shuttles. our jackie ward is in san francisco where some tourists were disappointed. >> reporter: this is a sad type from tourists around the world who came here in hopes of

writing a cable car. we are at the turntable where it is really empty today. these photographers writing to get that perfect shot as a classic cable car crested over the hill. >> i like to do street photography. i figured it would be something cool to grab while i was out here. >> reporter: he is one of many who will have to wait a long time for that opportunity. the world famous cable cars will be out of service for 10 days. this couple visiting from germany like out. mac we did it yesterday. that is good. >> reporter: this person from chile was not so lucky. >> i said tomorrow i will take it. today it doesn't work. >> reporter: it is refurbishing the gearbox, the cable that is the master cable for all cable calls going in and out of what is called the cable car barn. >> we have been trying to put

the word out for months. >> reporter: this will be all stops, picking up passengers at stops. bus shuttles will not stop at cable car terminals, but there will be bus stop located nearby. at the california and drum terminal, turntable, taylor and bay terminal, height and beach terminal. >> as an alternative to kind of make up for the lack of cable cars, they are reminding people that the antique streetcars are still operating on the s market. >> regular cable car service is expected to resume on monday, september 23. after 15 years, three nba championship titles, and one of the greatest comeback stories, warriors great sean livingston is calling it a career. today he announced his retirement to an emotional he suffered a grew somehe loved

he was a pivotal player in all three of the team's championships. campaign 2020, the leading 10 presidential hopefuls just sheer the debate stage for the first time last night. as natalie brand reports, they classed over healthcare and how to play for it. >> reporter: voters tuned into the third democratic debate which did little to shake up the field. >> it is still early. it is good to hear from everybody. >> reporter: with the very first question, candidates clashed over senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren's medicare for all plan. smack medicare for all is the most cost-effective approach? >> how we pay for? those at the very top, the richest individuals and the biggest corpns to . eneporte that moderates, joe questioned the st.

smack the emee? >> a matter of fact, they will. >> for a socialist, you have a lot more confidence in corporate america than i do. >> reporter: julian castro is trying to improve his standing, but the movement drew a gasp from the crowd. smack you said they would have to buy in. are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago? >> reporter: afterward, castro insisted it was a difference of policy, not an attack on biden 's age. >> i stuck to policy tonight. i talked about the difference between my healthcare plan and vice president biden's plan. >> reporter: some said he went too far. beolence after the massacre in his hometown of el paso. >> hill, yes, we are going to take your ar 15, your ak-47. we are not going to allow them to be used against fellow

americans anymore. >> reporter: they will to meet again next month in ohio. >> the 10 people on stage last night have al area llioire st he has received enough support in fundraising and the polls to take the stage next month. bay area rock legend eddie money has died. he grew up in new york city and became an nypd police officer. after two years, he moved to berkeley and eventually launched a singing career. he had a number of hits in the 1970s and 1980s including two tickets to paradise and baby hold on. in august, he announced he had been a diagnosed with stage iv esophageal cancer. he leaves behind a wife and five children. still ahead, it could mean relief for so many people with food allergies. details on what could become

the first fda approved treatment. he is a celebrity dog trainer and host of cbs' lucky dog. a big pet adoption right here in the bay area.

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kpix 5 is a proud sponsor of this year's pet food express bay area. they are the largest pet adoption event in the country. joining me today is the keynote speaker, celebrity dog trainer, brandon mcmillan. thanks for being here. i know you are busy. congratulations on the show lucky dog. you are starting your 7th season. >> not a baby anymore. >> when does it start? >> september 28, saturday. different times in different cities. check her local listings. >> it is amazing what you do pairing up dog parents with dogs. >> i don't look as dogs as pets. i look at them as assets to your life. a lot of people that get dogs for me have lost something, whether the dog is going to be an emotional support animal or a therapy dog are often a service dog. they are feeling a huge void in their life from something they

once had. i look at the dog as an asset to the wife. >> why is it so important for people to adopt a pet? >> just in america alone, we have upwards of over 1 million dogs euthanized because they can't find homes in shelters. this is not happening in places we've never heard it. it is happening in every city and small town in our country. it is an epidemic and we don't talk about it that much. >> the great thing about the that there this weekend is if you do want to adopt a pet, this is the place to be. >> definitely. it will be over 2000 adoptable pets at the pet there. you can bring your own pet. make sure they are well-behaved. this is definitely the spot to be. >> this is to adopt all pets, not just dogs. >> you can do dogs, cats, i don't even know what else. >> rabbits. what if you already have a pet, but you want to come on down? >> you can come. just make sure the dog is well- behaved. have plenty of water. it might

>> it is going to be hot, especially in pleasanton. there are going to be a lot of things going on. you are going to be speaking. >> i will be speaking on stage. a lot of people don't know my background. they didn't realize before i was a dog person i was a wild animal guy. i will be talking about how i made the transition from training wild animals to training service dogs and therapy dogs. >> which one is harder? >> believe it or not, dogs. they are products of the environment. a wild animal will always be a wild animal. i will guarantee a wild animal wants to come after me. i will always be on guard. a dog is an emotional animal. whatever you did to it in the past, it will carry that with it. i don't find that a lot with wild animals. dogs are emotional creatures, and they need different kinds of motion than a . >> such gre thank you for coming on this show and for coming to the bay

area pet they are is this weekend at the alameda county fairgrounds with a meet and greet with brandon mcmillan. to learn how more about how you can find your new best friend, visit kpix.com. kenny? >> a fantastic event. let's see how stocks are trading on wall street in the late afternoon session as we end the week. the dow is up about 16 points. people with peanut allergies could soon get some relief. today the fda is expected to give a recommendation on the first ever treatment. it is called ar-10 one. patients are exposed to small peanut protein with the goal of desensitizing them. research shows that about 67% of the children and teenagers treated were able to tolerate the equivalent of two peanuts. the company that makes 101 is working on a therapy for egg allergies. let's get a check of the

weather with things heating up today. >> oh, my goodness. our temperatures are skyrocketing this afternoon. here is a live look with our salesforce tower cam are looking east with clear skies. looking at mount diablo, the bay bridge. we are talking 80s and 90s. we will continue to see our temperatures climb as we head through the afternoon. 90 in concord and looking at 91 in livermore. 80 four oakland for downtown san francisco. 89, san jose and 88 in santa rosa. it is all because of this ridge of high pressure in place closer to us today. it means zero ocean breeze and actually a light offshore wind. that is why the temperatures are heating up as we head through the day. the hottest day of the week. releases coming if it is too hot. going hour by hour on future cast, you can see clear skies, sunshine. for tomorrow, light onshore flow. that ocean breeze slowly e diff

across the coast. parts of the bay still in one tomorrow. much cooler for sunday. especially by monday. our weather model still showing as we head through monday the potential for showers. it could be a wet start to the work week next week. we will be watching that closely for you. our sunset at 7:20 pm and sunrise at 6:50 am tomorrow morning. check out the daytime highs. triple digit heat for concord, livermore. 90s in san jose. upper 80s for san francisco. speaking of the pet festival, the bay area pet festival, this week, alameda county fairgrounds had low 90s tomorrow for saturday. cooler in the low 80s for sunday if you are heading out there. i hope they get a chance to check it out. here is the seven-day forecast. temperatures a little cooler saturday mama but still hot inland. much cooler sunday and monday. looking at the potential for showers with our next weather

system next monday. sunshine and some slowly warming back at the middle of next week. >> we will be ready for the showers. whatever we can get. next month, jurors will consider the death penalty for the serial killer dubbed the hollywood ripper. >> 43-year-old michael was convicted earlier this summer of a string of brutal attacks on young women. i spoke with 48 hours host to is reporting. >> it took a couple of years were going to talk to us. 2011, we run the report, and literally that evening, i made contact with the witness who reached out to me who said that he had confessed to him that he killed a woman in illinois. >> you can watch the season premiere tomorrow at 6 pm right hereon > d, a major milestone for a world war ii veteran. the celebration and what he credits for his longtime health.

a man believed to be the oldest american veteran of world war two just celebrated a major milestone. >> he just turned0 years old. meet lawrence brooks. the national world war ii museum p thank him for his service. he served as a en a plane

he was on lost an engine. more than half a century later, hurricane katrina left him stranded on a roof. >> what is the secret to your success? >> i always love people. i love people. >> he had five children, two of whom he outlived, 13 grandchildren, and 22 great- grandchildren. he says his good health is thanks in part to taking walks and chewing gum. >> i am getting a pack today. if you have a consumer problem or question, email us, consumer watch at kpix.com. or call the hotline. we will be right back.

it is friday the 13th. >> it is. >> what a scary movie tonight. >> yeah. >> stride stay cool. hope to see right back here on monday.

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