now at 11:00, with triple digit heat ahead, can the power grid keep up? it turns out all that snow could be key to keeping ac on. and what better time for a called anchor beer? if you can find one. the rush to snap it u before last call. from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey. >> if you want to stock up

now, it is going to be hard to keep your cool this weekend. it is going to be pretty hot, right? >> it will be pretty toasty. this is a heat wave that will only impact inland parts of the bay area. so you will not lose that marine influence. that keeps temperatures along the ba and coast from getting too hot. let's look at the specifics for tomorrow. compare the high temperatures to what is normal for this time of year and we ar above-average everywhere but just a couple degrees above normal around the bay, closer t five to 10 degrees above normal as you go further inland, which puts us into the upper 90s for inland parts of the east bay. n advisories, no alerts yet for tomorrow. that happens saturday as this heat wave starts to peak. excessive heat warning in effect for inland parts of the bay area . high temperatures inland range from 90 degrees to 105 degrees, mainly in the delt

and far inland. make sure you are staying hydrated. make sure you are wearing sunscreen if yo will be out and about on saturday and sunday. we will watch the fire threat as well. here is the good news. the fire threat will not be all that hig considering the high temperatures because we will no have the gusty offshore winds . from our fire danger index we are below the halfway point on that zero to 10 scale tomorrow, same thing on saturday, same thing again on sunday. the vegetation will be very dry and there are potential trouble spots as you go further inland, but wildfires can get started, the lack of the gusty winds mea that fires that get started should not spread too rapidly and we should have enough time for the fire crews to get a handle on things. hopefully we get through this without fires getting started. we talk about the big picture pattern in a fe minutes.

>> all right paul, thank you so much. we have already seen a lot of people trying to cool off. the real heat has not even hit yet. one concern is when it does, whether the power grid ca keep up with it all. as andrea nakano reports, we should be in good shape this time around, thanks to, of all things, the crs no. >> reporter: this might be the most popular spot this weekend. these kids are enjoying the fountains at san ramon central park. they might have this plac all to themselves on thursday, but it is expected to be packed this weekend. will be just the kids trying to cool off. at happy hollow zoo in san jose they are getting everything fro misters to the ac ready to help animals beat the heat.

>> we want them to have cool places to rest and have shaded in their area. >> reporter: air-conditioners will be running on high in many parts of the bay area. rick seymour from ace hardware says it is probably a good idea to get your ac looked at as soon a possible. >> people run their air conditioner all winter, that gets hot in the summer and they turn it on right then and it overheats it. >> reporter: rick is talking about the capacitor, which is key to keeping your ac running. 100 degree temperatures are expected to hit much of the state, but they do not expect t issue many flexible alerts this weekend. the winter storms are helping to keep us cool this summer. >> we have also had good news from the rainfall that we had

during the winter and the snow pack, which means that we have lot of hydropower, much more than last year. >> reporter: if you don't have air conditioning, the californi office of emergency service is urging residents to seek out cooling centers. here in contra costa county, cooling centers are in antioch and brentwood. >> stay with us and we will kee you updated on kpix.com and streaming on the cbs news app. i think i speak for paul heggen when i say that cold rea is a go to when it is hot. if you are looking for it at ancho steam it has become liquid gold for fans looking to enjoy the last of it. big crowds turned u after sapporo announced that america's oldest craft brewery is shutting down. the line snaked around the building for people looking to snag the last pints, cases and merch.

>> we had to get our hands on whatever anchor we could bring back home and enjoy a steam bee one last time here in san francisco. >> i am a native san franciscan and i have been drinking the beer for as long as i can remember. it is like losing an old friend. >> i have been drinking here fo 30 years. if there is a standardbearer for beer, this was the place. unfortunately it went to corporate hell . >> oh man. since anchor has brewed its last batch, there is also a run on grocery stores. david gallagher tweeted out tha he went to the south city costc to grab his beer and learned that somebody had bought an entire pallet of anchor earlier in the day. this person wrote that they bought two cases. it has been tougher for brewers to turn the prophet amid canned

cocktails, hard sensors and wines. overall, u.s. beer sales slid more than 3% last year. actors have officially joined writers on the picket lines in new york and los angeles after sag after a faile to strike a new deal with the big hollywood studios. this is already having an impact on hollywood's biggest projects. >> reporter: over a bullhorn in front of netflix, hundreds of sag after a members learned that the union is going on strike. more than 160,000 performers will now join 11,000 writers on the picket lines. i london, the cast and crew of barbie walked the red carpet

just minutes before the announcement. all supported the strike. >> i am a member of the wga and sag, so i am all in on everything . i love the unions. they have always protected all the artists i know and i really want them to stand strong and win their fight. >> reporter: the premier of oppenheimer was also in london. the director and actors pledged support for the strike. >> there is an existential threat to the industry that needs to be addressed. it is a painful process but it has to b done. >> for sure we want to talk about it while we can. if we go on strike we will not go home. >> reporter: minutes after the interviews the vote was announced and the cast and crew did all leave. all sag after members are banned from any promotional work on their projects. the main sticking points include safeguards for the use of a.i. along with pay and residuals for streaming

shows. netflix alone has more than 230 million subscribers. sag after claims that actors ar missing out on millions. >> we had to protect people who are on the margins. >> yeah, actors are not wealthy besides the top 0.01% of actors >> reporter: bob iger weighed in. >> there is an expectation they have that is not realistic. the are adding to a set of challenges that this business i already facing. >> they just have no clue. no clue at all. >> this is the first time in 62 years that two hollywood unions are on strike at the same time. in the bay area moves are being made to recall pamela price. they formed a committee called safe alameda for everyone. they say that the approach to criminal justice reform is making communities

less safe. price campaigned on reducing sentences for younger offenders, reducing sentencing enhancements, and reopening investigations into law enforcement. this is the first step to mounting a recall campaign. safe is still collecting signatures and money it looks like a natural disaster ripped the roof off of this home but police say it was the work of one person. what the suspect found in the attic that led to tense moments with police. and a mess for a hazmat tea on a major peninsula highway. what you should do right now if you happen to drive through thi today. forget sleeping under the star

when you look at this house here it might look like a tornado ripped off the roof but police in oakland said one man did it with his bare hands. this of the trespasser climbed up on the roof and destroyed it >> officers tried to talk to hi to get him off the roof. he did not come down. officers left

around the corner, hoping that by them leaving he might come down on his own. he didn't. he started taking shingles off and exposing the inside of the house. officers continued to tr to negotiate him. he ripped off about half the roof that was recently put on brand-new, and at one point he had access to a attic from the roof and he started grabbing rifle cases. >> officers said they fired nonlethal rounds and use pepper spray after he dropped the rifl cases, which turned out to be empty. after hours on the roof the man eventually came down on his own. a stretch of highway 92 in san mateo should reopen within the hour after a hazardous materials spill shut it down fo most of the day. this came from a crack and the chemical is use for water treatment. it can cause eye and skin irritations.

if you drive through the area before the shutdown you are being asked to wash your car. 200,000 jobs could be swallowed by the sea if we don' stop it. the association of governments say that we need more levees, seawalls, other infrastructure to fight rising sea levels and it will not come cheap. the report estimates it will cost about $110 billion to do what we need to do by 2050. >> that's a lot of money. it also means jobs and opportunities for rebuilding things in a way that might be a little bit more resilient. so try to look on the positive sid of things, but there is a lot t be done over the next several decades. this heat wave is more likely because of climate chang

. let's look at the big picture pattern. this heat dome is building closer and closer to us. it is coming at us in two different directions. one area of high pressure which is more atmosphere coming in from the southwest and more of it building in from the southeast. the combination of the weight i the atmosphere will compress th air at ground level and really want things up. let's bring in the 10 day temperature outlook for livermore. you can see wher the temperature bar here is. not going to set a record, but then a quick dropped on the other side of the temperature roller coaster was slightly below average temperatures before we head up again friday, saturday and sunday. so a big increase, a decrease, then an increase again. we have to loo at the upper level wind pattern when you look at the atmosphere as a whole. specifically we are going to roll the globe closer

to the camera here and focus on the heat dome that will be overhead and weakness in the upper levels of the atmosphere. the elevator indicates a storm system that will be parked in place over the northeastern pacific off the coast of what i columbia. these two will play tug-of-war for control of our atmosphere and the heat dome will back off a little bit by tuesday, wednesday and thursday that is when winter temperature level off slightly below average. but they will go back and forth. so the heat dome reasserts itself. some of the forecast models are uncertain at this point, but this is the trend where the desert southwes will be cooking. other parts of california will not get a break we will occasionally get the brakes because we are in the midst of the atmosphere tug-of-war overhead. let's talk about record territory. for mos of us not all that close. livermore will be the hotspot. that will be the peak of the heat wave. from there the temperature should fall three degrees short of setting a

record. with hot weather comes decreased air quality. we will see moderate air quality rating for much of the bay area tomorrow, but unhealthy for sensitive groups readings are more likely in the santa clara valley. make sure that you are trying to reduce the amount you are driving around tomorrow an do the same over the weekend because the air quality is not likely to improve. there is the fog swallowing up downtown. it will be a compact marine layer. temperatures in the 50s and 60s for the most part. the numbers back down into the mid-to-upper 50s by early tomorrow morning before we heat up. tomorrow is the transition day. above-average inland but just a couple degrees above normal around the bay and near-normal around the coast. temperatures are in the mid-80s around san jose but mid-to-upper 90s aroun the east bay with hotspots approaching 100 degrees already the warm-up will be subtle in san francisco. low 70s saturday and sunday. around 80 degrees for oakland in the east bay, then everybody drops back to

slightly below average temperatures tuesday, wednesday and thursday. that will feel like a relief inland after a couple days well into the 90s, both from north bay valleys and the santa clara valley. inland, you will be in the hotspots for a few days. the temperature is widespread and then back into the mid-80s by tuesday, wednesday and thursday. a lot of folks are probably headed fo the coast. if you are used to dealing with crowds, this weather pattern is in the mid-60s. matt, what is happenin in sports? coming up in sports, the warrior's summer league is over but not without a first look at potential rookie contributor fo golden state. the giants kick off the second half of the season on friday. we

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probably good because the warriors have not had a whole lot of fun during the summer league season. they entered thursday with an 0-5 record. jackson davis out of indiana an brandin podziemski finds davis. podziemski had eight assists. warriors fans, get used to this podziemski to davis for the slam. 14 points, seven rebounds, 20 minutes, but the rockets won 118-101. golden state winless with their final game saturday versus toronto. the giants begin their second half push for a playoff spot on friday as the all-star break comes to an end. we saw struggle, growth, a youth movement, but most importantly reason to be excited for the next 72 games. with that, a countdown of the top five moments from the first half. ma

9th. casey schmitt's major league debut, second ever at-bat, and he does this. >> hi drive, left-center field, out of here! >> schmidt had 11 hits in his first at-bats. june 12th. the giants were blowing out the cub so the head of the ball to brandon crawford to close out the game! strong debut for crawford. he gave up one it, no runs. june 2nd. lamont weighed swung at the first pitch he saw and it is one he will never forget. hits it into mccovey cove for the 11th splash it in giants history. a couple weeks later, giants force extras afte

trailing 4-0 early in the game, and mike yastrzemski called it. >> out of here! and we are goin home! >> the walk-off kept the win streak alive. and last game before the all-star break, loga webb pulled off something he ha never done before. >> got it! and that's the ball game! >> webb completed his first complete game shutout. the giants entered the break with a record of 49-41. >> it has been a good time to b a giants fan again! thank you s much, matt! this is exactly what you

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there is a serious debate i california about how to create housing in a place that does no have enough of it. this next story is not quite affordable because it is a half-million dollar listing in san rafael getting a lot of attention online. it was an office that was converted to a one bedroom condo. office to housing conversions are being talked about a lot, but again, this i not affordable housing. so this is the building. the exterior does not look much like a conversion. it still looks like a lot of strip malls. this is the inside, the living room and kitchen area originally with fluorescent lights. >> and drop ceilings? okay. >> this is where your bed would go. >> in a glass cage? it could be the glass cage of emotion! anchorman quote. >> yeah, then take a look at this. here it comes. if you are

in the bedroom? >> natural light! hard to find nowadays. >> sure. >> that is what you will see. >> still, the drop ceilings are a hard no. outdoor area, that i nice. >> there is a starbucks outside coffee run! >> now we are talking! but this is interesting. we do need more housing. half $1 million is a lot of money for that, though. >> it seems like the conversion kind of went halfway. they converted it but did not completely convert it. >> i am taking out my track lighting and putting in fluorescent lighting. what do you mean? what do you mean? >> and the acoustic tiles. don' forget those. who wants vaulted ceilings? bring that thing down >> if you are interested in that, you just have to pony up half-million dollars. >> stock up