news, a pair of wildfires have erupted in northern californias california. thousands forced toe evacuate and 0% containment. > >> several popular parks shutdown. we will tell you whih you which ones coming up. > >> plus. >> work crews don't clear san js san jose's largest homeless enc. what happens when the temperatus the temperatures get too hot? te hot? the plan stoppages this we. > >> and nasa is poised to make a second attempt to launch it's new moon rocket. we will give a live report from the kennedy se kennedy space center. > >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us. let's start with a quick check of our weather. >> going the start out with the headline first which is of coue of course the fact that we have got a first alert weather forecast for coming our way. ad our way. and just to go right to the important information in terms of how quickly we will warm up for the next several days, the next five days in fact for inland parts of the et of the east comba is bay is

where this will be felt most. s most. this is the forecast for you specifically you should be paying a lot of attention. daye attention. daytime highs for the weekend are already hot. we have noticed that. it is mondad monday and tuesday when we get into the dangerous heat. 110 is the forecast high. for inland contra costa county, inland alameda county you will be there just as well. if you look at where the excessive heat warning is, it lines up with tt with that idea. everywhere shaded in pink, you have the excessive heat warning in place through tuesday. we are not alg not all getting out of this if you not included in that. if you are in the immediate bay, e bay, there is a heat advisory. s advisory. stays in effect through tuesday as well. it will still be hot. let's get you ready for saturday, first.e first. these are the daytime highs for today. already seeing 100 show up there for antioch.d antioch. concord 98. look at san jose at 90. mountain view 83. n

in santa rosa at 94 you have done plenty of that. about to t hotter. i will show you how mucn much in a bit. back to you. > >> thousands of people have been forced to evacuate and leave tr leave their homes. two people so far have been injured. the mill fire is one of three large fires that have forced evacuations. the cause is still under investigation and so far no progress on containment. > >> governor newsom declared a state of emergency for basis sc of emergency for basis sic the county. second fire near the mill fire has grown to 1,400 acres overnight. that wildfire dubbed the mountain fire began burning around 6:00 p.m. on friday. it is burning near the town of gazelle. there has not been much progress towards containing it. the cause is

still under investigation. > >> and for four straight days, cal has called for a flex alert. today you are asked to conserve energy between 4:00 and 9:00 p.m. this evening. >> one thing the east bay regional park district is doing is closing parks to reduce fire danger. firefighters also have an elaborate plan to make sure our area is covered just in case a fire ignites. >> watching what is happening un up in wheat right now is a stark reminder of what could happen anywhere around california. >> the national weather service has issued an elevated fire rik fire risk with the extreme heat expected to arrive over low lar low labor day weekend. they havo have also started pre-positioning resources in case a fire sparks in a high rk

area. >> it is kind of like a game of chess in a sense. >> the north bay has dealt with rage wildfires. the santa rosa fire department alerted a crew friday that it may be called ot called out to help with fire fighting efforts. it is part of a master mutual aid system. >> departments will decide how many resources they will prepared to send or to wherever the need is. at the same time, making sure we keep enough resources back in our own communities. >> at the regional park signs like these were visible on trails to alert hikers about the park closures sunday and monday! they did a lot of clean up but if anything goes off it will be -- >> george is a volunteer firefighter from out of the area and is concerned about th.

the dry vegetation and what may be still to come this fire season. >> this year, for us so far has been better than last two years. but, the fire season not over. >> back to you. > >> not every someone dreading the heat. businesses are bracig are bracing for huge holiday cr. it will grow bigger the hotter it gets inland. businesses alry booming at the coast. >> reporter: holiday weekends are typically pretty busy out here in half-moon bay. throw ie in the heat, basically everywhere else in the bay area, it will be a good weekene weekend here on the coast especially for some of these sl businesses. the coast will be oe be one of the top places to beat the heat this weekend and some people got a head start on friday hitting the waves and the restaurants in half-moon bay. >> we figured we would make it a day trip and beat the heat and crowds. >> reporter: people lined up outside at lunchtime. just a

little taste of what the weeked will look like. >> it is a big deal. labor day tends to be one of our busier weekends. we appreciate the business and look forward to everybody coming. >> we have the best weather arod this weekend. >> reporter: when it is super hot, basically everywhere else in the bay area and beyond, people make the trip over the hill to cool off the coast. >> sacramento area from foothills, tracey, a lot of people from the valley coming in trying to escape the heat. t heat. it will be crowded in haln will be crowded in half-moon bay. >> reporter: they have planned ahead with staffing. >> certain things we will play y play by ear. certain things we have already made plans for. sg for. staffing is always tricky d tricky and something you have to think about ahead of time. we e ready for it. >> reporter: lewis said the teas team is ready to roll. >> especially with the heat we

are expected to see a big crowd. life way 1 and 92 will e bumper to bumper. >> reporter: people ready to beat the heat by more than they thought. i checked in with paul about this. there will be a bie discrepancy between here and soe and some of the hottest parts of the bay area on labor day. some of those hot spots will be around 110 degrees. the high here in half-moon bay looking like somewhere in the 70s. if you coming out here, you might want to bring a jacket. back to you. >> the current heat wave coincides with plans to clear san jose's largest homeless encampment. the rising temperas rising temperatures are now a concern for a number of homeless people and the crews g and the crews doing that work. >> reporter: while these city crews continue their work of clearing out debris during the heat of the day, the city is pausing new camp clean ups whet

gets too hot. city crews are scooping up the debris while the people who once lived herey will call off new camp evictions anytime the temperature goes above 88 degrees. >> i think nobody wants to be out there. the workers or the unhoused. >> reporter: evictions cut off at about 1:00 p.m. giving peope p.m. giving people like him extra time to pack up. she not protesting. he hates it here. >> the best thing any of us could do is leave. it needs to happen. >> reporter: he calls it the last resort. he lives in a tard tarp and cardboard structure that got invested with rats. >> they are foul creatures. i don't know who invented those

things but they should be fired. >> reporter: he has been sleeping on some salvaged car seats. he just got into a cityn a city run tiny home community. >> it is not really home. it is more a cell they give you key to. >> reporter: he said the transition will be a struggle.r struggle. other camp residents are trying to sneak out a few more weeks by moving their rvs into a more organized camp neae near some ball fields. >> we have to pull them, push t. hi people come help push them sy don't lose their house. >> reporter: she said it is only a matter of time before they get moved out, too. the city hs city has housed 143 people from the camps since last october and is working to find and gain trust of others to move them into temporary or long term housing. back to you. > >> hundreds of thousands of people are expected to pass through bay area airports over the next three days. the majority of those here in sfl.y are expecting some 500,000 passs to come in and out of this

weekend. that is a 79% increase in travel numbers. everyone we spoke to seemed prepared for big crowds and are rolling with it. >> we did expect some busy lines for sure. >> it is not long but it is getting long! similar scenes are likely at other bay area airports. oakland international expects to see around a quarter of a million people pass throu. > >> happening today, nasa's man rocket has sprung another fuel leak. the problem developed around the bottom of the rocket just as fuelling began at daybk began at daybreak there florida. >> reporter: good to see you. nasa said they are continuing o continuing to look for work around to try to get through this leak if you will. we should mention it isn't the same leak issue that nasa saw earlier this week that delayed that launch and scrubbed said .

they are trying to work around it now hoping to get back into this launch window. nasa will try gone day to take a giant towards sending astronauts back to the moon. on monday space agency called off it's test flight of artemis1. >> right now team has done a fantastic job getting us out of launch number one, repairing issues and getting us into a safe configuration to proceed. >> we have learn sod many lessons in the last few days. >> reporter: he is the assistant deputy associated administrator. right now he is thinking all about the hard work that has gone building the rocket but that will change at lift off. >> do you think about, what happens once gets off the ground? >> absolutely. we have to get oh it. we have to make sure we areg all the right things. >> reporter: the rocket is

nasa's most powerful to date. n date. on top is the uncrewed capsule which will one day carry humans back to the moon. >> this is a test flight before you put humans on it. you stress it and you test it and u and you put loads on it that you wouldn't normally do with a human. >> reporter: if there is another scrub, lift off moves to monday afternoon. for now it is on the path poised for it's maiden jo. >> >> nasa just said teams have cod have completed pressurization of the line and restarted flow of liquid high are jen hydrogen te tank. the window here in terms of a launch starts at 2:17 eastern time. they have a two

hour window. the forecast shoud forecast should be favorable for this launch but they have to get past these hurdles this order for it to get off the ground. >> when you later launch and leak, that is worrisome to say the least. they have got sometime to try to figure this out before they miss this window, right? >> reporter: yeah. no one is pag yet. there is someone what of a design. they started this process earlier today than thed they did on monday. we should ao should also mention i talked about the weather. that was alo was also a factor in terms of this preparation process before. it delayed them an hour, if not longer. haven't had any delays in terms of lightning, thunderstorms, anything like that. now we will see where this n the launch window this launch will fall if it does happen today. >> all right. thank you. > >> a watch part i just happening at the pace and science centert center. it begins at 10:30 a.m.y a.m. they will have a massive screen to view the event live.

> >> still to come, a high tech way to address health and equi. hue new device is being attached to cars could lead to significant change. > >> and staying cool during a day full of i dos will be twice as hard this weekend. how venues at the wine country are helping guests beat the heat > >> here is a live

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back. the time is now 6:17. san francisco has launched it's urban heat watch initiative to address -- community leaders and volunteers met on freud install new sensor on a car. tt on a car. that car will be drich there with city's different microclimates. the goal is to collect data such as temperatue as temperature and humidity. the researchers are trying to unded to understand how sheet distributed across the city. >> as the car drives 35 miles an hour, about it is cycling air through. a sensor is catching temperature, humidity and stuff like that. you can put into ita into it a mod that he will can look across that polygon and as polygon and across that space. t space. what is the difference in in variation of temperature? >> many of san francisco's most vulnerable communities are hit the hardest during heat waves.e heat waves. the data gathered from that sensor will be used to inform the city's response

extreme temperatures moving fo. > >> all right. let's start off with the focus of the forecast which will be the intense heatg heat coming our way. we do have a first alert weather status in place for primarily sunday, monday and tuesday. today technically we are not in it. , monday and tuesday we will be in. you will see why when you look at the progress of the heat. today is not all that bad. if we generalize the inlad the inland east bay which will e will experience this the most, 9 most, 99 today in general for the daytime high. then tomorrow it is 104. really you see monday and tuesday are the peak. they will really be the focus here. we are really hitting that peak on monday and tuesday. there is a lot of different wording that the national weather versus puts out to these to start drawing out awareness. the wording on that tells you everything. the worn aing tells you this is going to happen, start making

plans now. excessive heat is coming over there. if you are in the area in orange like mosf most of the immediate bay along the bay shoreline, you have an excessive heat watch which means you are on the borderline here. you should start thinking about this is a possibility, make preparations. if you are in the pink, it is a lot more . we have all of the words over here. you can read along. that is the take away on it. in terms of today, let's get caught up on where we will be.e be. daytime highs in the south bay, it is hot. it is not excey not excessively hot but it is hot. san jose 90. palo alto 884 in fremont. this is pretty much what we have been doing. we have really kind of been in a #408gd holding pattern for thet the last few days. that pattern is held but we don't anticipate that to keep holding. the heat is has shift add little bit later over the last week or so each day. it looks like it is pretty much locked in now. whie now. while the day is hot,

tomorrow is noticeably hotter.y is noticeably hotter. monday any and tuesday are going to be dangerously hot for those inland locations. there are yor numbers as we take a look at the temperatures in the immediate bay. mid 90s for many of our nh our north bay valleys. that is a live look outside right now. it vel tily warm at concord at 662 66. 62 in san jose. livermore sitting at 63. just to watch the progression of the heat, here is a great way to visualize it. you are at a very high risk for heat related ill. that is today. tornado watch colors on the map shade as we o we go to tuesday. by the time we get to tuesday, now we have a lot more showing up. there is a bigger area of the bay area that is included in that. thatl that. that will be the real focus. today looks a lot better by comparison. you can watch te watch the big bubble of high pressure just intensify right over us. that is how we get our heat wave. let's get into the 7-day forecast. san francisco,d

and san jose we are breaking don breaking down first alert weather days here focused on sunday, monday and tuesday in san jose. 99 will be as hot as you get. it shouldn't be anything different. this will be very different. inland easty east bay 110 on tuesday. we are still there on wednesday. it ds wednesday. it does start to get better by the second half of next week. our north bay valley up to 105 on tuesday. >> we are in for a rough week. >> it will get better you don'tt don't want to leave that out. is that out. it is not going away.e away. we will get away from thee the excessive heat but we are not going back to the uneventfl the uneventful summer we haven't had to pay attention to the weather a whole lot lately. we have gotten off lucky. now is our time. >> all right. thank you.

> >> up in napa valley always a popular spot for weddings. we did catch up with an event planner who told us recent heat waves and wildfires have taught them thousand pivot fast moving events indoors when necessary.e caught one a groom who told his is feeling pretty lucky he is not getting married on sunday or monday when it will be hott. >> anytime photographers aren't looking at me, jacket off. make off. make sure i stay cool. and stay in the shade whenever we can. >> the groom and bride brought fans for every one and plenty of refreshments for their guests. > >> all right. sports is coming up after the break. did they snap the 7-game skid last night good news there. > >> plus the end of an era. serea era. serena williams career would end if they lost last night. did she lose? the biggest story in sports is aftr

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switch today! end of an era. serena williams would retire from tennis after a loss in the u.s. open. this burning question, did serena have one last epic match in her? williams has been competig been competing in the u.s. open for the last 25 years. she lost the first set to isla and then battled back. we have a third set. fans are fired up, so is she. the match was a doozy. lad a doozy. lasted over three hours. serena stood there as long as she could slugged away fivhe sixth she would face. into the net. her last match point evere ever. the pleasure it was all

ours. >> any chance you will reconsider? >> i mean i'm literally playing my way into this and getting better. i should have started sooner this year. i don't think so but you never know. i don't know. >> so you are telling me there s a chance. speak of which there'a there's a chance giants 1st baseman bell has seen his last days in san francisco. he is under going knee surgery. his n surgery. his season is over. tht over. that is back to back seass to back seasons where he will end on the injured list. we will see with him. these were n him. these were drawn by kids fighting cancer and displayed a it has player's pictures on the scoreboard. as for the game, the giants had no issues with the phillies in town. joc in the 2nd gets another one. that ends it. second time he has done that this week. 7-0 giants at that point. san francisco es francisco ends the seven game lg

game losing streak 13-1 winners. winners. > >> a's at the orioles. bottom 8 oakland is in a jam base. it is george. and that is trouble. ss is trouble. sends in two runs to put the o's ahead 5-2. they dit 5-2. they didn't need the cushion winning it 5-2. a's have lost three in a row. > >> high school football first meeting between sarah and south since 2016. tied up in the final minutes. marley picks it up. sarah takes over. fans are fired up. the cheap shot for the win. padres take it. 24-21 is the final. > >> college football. virginia tech, old dominion. coaches got stuck in the press box elevator. they were a power not

that long ago. now they are firing snaps all over the place. a touchdown off the turnover there. the monarchs stun them 20-17. the first of many upsets this weekend in college football. that does itr it for sports. have a great rest of your day. > >> coming up, we have the latesn a pair of wildfires. > >> a woman is bringing attention to our water. we follow her journey to raise awareness durg awareness during california's epic drought. > >> here is a live lo

welcome back. it is 6:32. thank you so much for joining us. les start this half hour with a quick check of our weather. >> obviously the focus now is the heat wave coming our way which kicks in tomorrow, mondad tuesday. today is hot but it is going to get hotter over the nt few days. first thing i want to do is get you ready for saturday. if we look toot day's daytime highs, there is 100 thereon for brentwood and antioch. you go to 98 in concord, it is hot. san jose is 90. santa rosa is 94. we will be in the mid to upper 80s

along the bay shoreline. satury bay shoreline. saturday shows up as the small bar there. there is sunday at 104. by monday any and tuesday we are really peakig really peaking on this. 110 for many of our warmest inland valleys. we will take a look as on the big picture coming up in a bit. for now back to you. > >> a large fast moving wildfire erupted in the town. that cal fire has dubbed ithe mill fe. thoands were forced to evacuate and most disturbing cal fire says that several people have been hurt. reporter marley is there with the latest. >> reporter: i'm marley for cbs news. i know that i'm standingg standing along lincoln street right now only because i was able to look at the map on my phone but other than that the street signs out here are singed. you can't even make out out what roads are where. you can see these burned out vehics

out vehicles over here and then you look off in the distance you see some hot spots as welli can tell you this was once a neighborhood. but all that wase was once a landmark is really now just burned to the ground t ground right now. multiple homes out here all that is left behind is some burned furniture and that is all we are able to see out here. at this point several neighborhoods being told to evacuate. >> we came outside and saw a blaze. it went up and out and then it went out that way. sdwn way. sdwlen helicopters everywh. smoke, fire, heat. >> reporter: we knoere driving y 97 is closed at the highway65 junction. that is about 6 miles south. that whole area impacted by all of this and shutdown. ts shutdown. this is what they are

dealing with right now out here as firefighters continue to try to get this mill fire under control. > >> a second fire is growing. the mountain fire also started friy afternoon. like the mill fire there has been little progress towards containing it. the caue it. the cause is still under investigation. > >> as the california drought de, drought deepens, perhaps the bet the best way to save water is not take for it granted. we meet a young woman raising awareness one step at a time. >> reporter: on june 28th, nina packed up -- laced up her shoed shoes and with her dog petey began an amazing journey. >> i'm setting out on a very long walk. a 240 mile walk from my house here in oakland to thd

waters of the river. >> reporter: her goal? to bring awareness to where water comes from at a time when it is threatened but severe drought d severe drought and climate change. >> i'm carrying so it people start asking the question, where does your water come fro? we need change right now in our water systems in california. is very obvious. >> reporter: i think it is great what she is doing. she made hey her way up san francisco bay to the delta through the central valley and along there. 32 dayr days after leaving home, tina ad at her final destination, the high land lakes near the summit. she threw off her pack and with petey sprinted across there. she arrived at the head waters overcome with emotion st feel great. unbelievably. >> reporter: on hand to greet nina, her parents. the movie will be used in public schools.

schools. >> maybe this will inspire them to get out and see the water source. >> reporter: all of our drinking water comes from mother nature but it might not always be there to meet our demands. it is important to protect every . >> there story is part of our one hour drought special done in partnership with stations around our state. it is called parched california's climate crisis. if you missed it, you n you can watch it tonight at 7:00 here on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. > >> cal isl is expecting extreme fire conditions this holiday weekend. extra resources are being deployed across california including fire engines, water tenders and hand crews. they want to prevent scenes like this. one year ago it forced evacuations in southe south lake tahoe. this labor day

weekend looks a lot different.s different. crews want to keep that it way. reporter laura has more. >> reporter: one year ago south lake was a ghost town. >> it was really, really sad. >> reporter: labor day weekend was quiet after thousands were forced to evacuate. >> when we heard the sirens, they were going door to door. e couldn't stay any longer. >> reporter: she sat in traffic miles long packed with driversg drivers leaving the lake. >> i got out in time. >> reporter: one of the last people to leave, former south lake tahoe mayor. >> we got out about 30,000 people in four hours. zero loss of life, zero problems. it wasy zero problems. it was really a . a blessing. >> reporter: one year later wallace is welcoming visitors back. the u.s. forest service and surrounding fire agencies are warning visitors to be cautious this holiday weekend. >> never, ever, ever outside of

a legal campsite, have a campf. always fire the fire restrictions. >> reporter: california has seen 500 forest fires this year. 98% of them were out within 24 hours. with dry conditions and hot temperatures, that could change. >> just be aware you are in a nl a national nearest. you need to know that your carelessness could cause us to lose everything. >> reporter: they are looking forward to putting the caldor e caldor fire in the past. >> i get a little upset. i thought there was no way i woud way i would ever walk back up to my house. >> u.s. forest service has south lake tahoe under level 1 restr. > >> here is a live look at the launch pad at kennedy space

center. they have run into a problem as they try to launch their moon rocket. engineers detected a leak while fuellingy fuelling. they say they are ban back on track. future missionsl missions will be aimed at estabg at establishing a constant human presence on the moon. the laste last time that nasa sent astronauts to the moon was 50 years ago. > >> in the mar-a-lago search a federal judge is still weighing whether to appoint a special master to review the documents seized from former president ts president trump's home. on friday the judge ordered the release of a list of items taken, giving us more detail into what was inside the boxes' boxes. cbs' natalie brand reports from washington. trrt fbi collected 13,000 items when agents searched former president trump's mar-a-lago estate last month. the list from the justice department shows trump possessed 103

documents marked as classified7 classified. 27 marked top secre, top secret, secret or confidential were found in his perm office. 76 more were in his storage room. they also found 48 folders marked as classified but were empty. that likely alarmed investigators says former federal prosecutor mark. >> the state government is unden under an on obligation to find out where are those documents?o has seen those documents? >> reporter: the documents weres items.ru'sr attoen former attorney genenot surprisg why those were taken as well. >> those were seizable under the warrant because they show the conditions under which the classified information was being held. people say this wa. it is also unprecedenteded for a president to take all this clad this classified information and put them in a country club. >> reporter: a spokesperson said the list shows the fbi search was not surge -- surgical, calg

it, quote a smash and grab. the department of justice said in t in a court filing thousand documents were stored will inform the government's investigation. back to you. > >> in a separate investigation g investigation involving the trup the trump administration former white house council pat and his deputy testified before a grand jury in washington on friday. e department of justice is investigating the january 6th n 6th insurrection in alleged effs to overturn election. > >> he was a hero to many in the west. he lived long now have see nearly all of husband refos

in russia undone. putin was absent from the ceremony. > >> coming up, as the heat puts a strain on california's energy , energy grid, governor newsom sis newsom signs up on a controversial plan to keep the electricity flowing. > >> and an east bay mother and son join forces to serve people in downtown howard who feel forgotten. we make this week'sn award winners. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis.

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did his part to keep californis keep california's last nuclear power plant up and running. dio running. diablo canyon was slated to close in 2025. the bill that newsom just signed gives pg&e the option of seeking a five year extension from federal regulators. critis regulators. critics argue the plan is unsafe but the governor said that the state needs it as a backstop for now as they move to more renewable energy sources. > >> let's pick up the important information in this morning's first alert forecast. we do have a first alert status for the next several days for sunday, monday and tuesday. tht and tuesday. that is when we wil we will hit the peak heat and just to walk you through this, i will show you everybody's daytime high here in one

second. you will see the focus for the most dangerous heat and the one area of the bay that needs to face closest attention to this is going to be the inland east bay. that is wheree where these temperatures are going to get into the excessively hot category and dangerous category from a hoot. you look toot day, we will go to 99. tomorrow is 104. on monday it is 110. i hope looking at it that way drives home the head line and the whole story here., here. yes, it has been not lastw last few days -- been hot the last few days but the real heat is coming. if you look at the map everywhere in pink in herel here, all those inland locations are under the excessive heat w. the simple take away from that is just listen to the wording.f wording. if you have got the word warning in it, that is thl

the national weather service's y service's way of trying to communicate. this will happen.t will happen. it is a near certainty. here is your heads up. you should make plans for it now. start planning ahead for those days sunday, monday and tuesday. if you in the bay a heat advisory t wording is a bit softer and the advisory is telling you the risks are still there. the confidence in them definitely occurring as not as high. you should have a heads up the possibility is there. en is there. even in the bay the temperatures are still going to be warm. so south bay these numbers are for today. not that bad. there is a lot of 80s on here. palo alto 88. fremont 84n jose will hit 90 today. it will be hot for those inland east bay valleys. there is danville at 95. dublin hits 93. back along the bay shore we are rigt are right around 80 for much ofe

of the east bay and then it is still upper 60s. you will be around 95, 96 in santa rosa. it will be in the low 100s for mendocino and lake county to day. let's get into the 7-day forecast in and watch how this will change. so if we look at san francisco, oak land and san jose, highest numbers on here are 99 for san jose. hot, suret sure. first alert day, yes. here is where the real issue is. we have saw this already. this std of highlighting the daytime higs for the inland east bay which we did with the bars, these are the north bay valleys. you will but to 105 on monday. 106, places like santa rosa up through napa valley, sonoma va. that is also an area where people need to be aware and start making plans to go easy on yourself for those couple of days. >> yeah. feels like a good week to spend in half-moon bay away from all of that heat. >> yeah. that is why we have got

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bad. having said that, here are your daytime highs. already pretty hot. going to #3w9 8 in concord. 90 in san jose. 94 santa rosa. 100 in antioch. ths is really where we have to draw your attention. san jose you will be near 99 on monday. it will be hot there but the reals

which stand out have to be those inland valleys whether it is the east bay or north bay vall. 110 by monday. excessive heat warning for those days. we wilo will go into all the detail again coming up in this first full hour of news. > >> coming up, we have the late others an pair of wildfires burning out of control and forcing thousands of people to clear out of their homes. and how this weekend's dangerous heat is prompting a shutdown of some popular opened spaces in e east bay.

wildfires have erupted in northern california. thousands force toad evacuate and 0% con. > >>. > >> work crews don't clear san js clear san jose's largest homeless encampment. what happs encampment. what happens when the temperatures get too hot? e hot? the plans stoppages this wd > >> and nasa is poised to make a second attempt to launch it's new moon rocket > >> thank you so much for joining us. let's start