ill. those who -- become ill. those who have asthma are more at risk. >> there is a virus around for two weeks now that has more respiratory illness symptoms. >> john fowler reporting. the centers for disease control and prevention confirmed 500 cases of enterovirus across the country. it was in august when hospitals in missouri and illinois first noticed the cases this year. 43 states have confirmed cases of the d68 strain. only 7 states have not seen infections. at this point there are four diths linked to the virus. they are -- deaths linked to had virus. they are not releasing information on them but a 10- year-old girl in rhode island died. on www.ktvu.com we have a list of symptoms. it felt like it middle of

the summer today. it was hot inland and spots like walnut creek and clayton but what is unusual is it hawse hot a-- it was hot along it coast. ktvu's rob roth is at ocean beach where people are warned not to go in the water but we begin with mark tamayo. >> typically we talk about the microclimate range but that was not the case today with the fog wiped away, lots of sunshine. walnut creek near 90 degrees. look at ocean beach this afternoon, maxing out in the upper 80s. 87 degrees with fog free conditions. that was the big deal today. hot temperatures for san francisco and the coast as well. look at the highs for santa cruz, 90 degrees. ocean beach, pacifica, half moon bay, 82 degrees. right now we are in the clear, all the clouds heading to the north, the fog bank non-

existent. and you can see san francisco very warm in the upper 80s. inland neighborhoods, not talking major heat, upper 80s near 90 degrees. san jose right now 88. mountain view 88 degrees. with all the heat we have a heat advisory in place right now. that will be extended till friday. possibly into saturday as well with highs in the 80s and 90s and still working on a hot saturday forecast. we will look at the numbers and when cooling comes back. >> ktvu's rob roth is at ocean beach in san francisco. rob, it was packed there today. >> reporter: well, a lot of people are saying why can't summer be like this but here at ocean beach more and more people kept coming. if there was ever such a thing as a beach day, this was it. people left work early to spend a few hours here.

when the weather warms up people take advantage. temperatures have reached 80 degrees out here. water temperatures are 63 degrees. 5 degrees above normal. on a day like this the beach is the place to be. >> it wolf be our last days -- will be our last days. [ indiscernible ] >> surf has been amazing. water is warm. weather is incredible. >> reporter: a rescue team is patrolling the beach, encouraging people to stay out of the water. ocean beach is notorious for rip currents. the national parks service say they can't force people to stay out of the water but they can warn them of the dangers. >> anyone who doesn't come prepared to be in the water, meaning a wet suit, surf board, we will try to approach them before they have gone in the water and warm them not to go

in. >> reporter: back live. the weather is predicted to stay warm over the next few days so expect more people out here and the search and rescue team as well. reporting live at ocean beach, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. this heat is a challenge for some folks on the coast because many don't have air conditioning. but there is one building that was built in the mid-1800s where people don't have to worry about the heat. why that building stays so cool at 5:30 p.m. and get real time weather updates on your mobile device by downloading our ktvu channel 2 news weather app. the man who brought ebola it the united states may face charges in liberia. authorities say he lied on his health quagsary when he answered no when he was asked if he had contact about with someone with ebola. she in isolation at a dallas

hospital and has been upgraded to serious condition. officials say his case shows the disease can travel anywhere. >> this disease is a major threat but knows no boarders and the recent case in the united states just goes to underline that fact. >> four people in a dallas apartment where he was staying are quarantined till october 9. and 100 other people who may have had contact with him are being monitored. former san jose police chief was remembered today as a great american, a true visionary and a credit to police officers everywhere. [ singing ] >> hundreds gathered in san jose for a public memorial honoring him, he died last month from cancer. he was 79 years old. former chiefs were among those who spoke of the lasting impact he made when he took command of

the san jose police department in 1976. [ indiscernible ] >> he engaged the community leadership in a way that no one had anywhere in the country to date and that was the beginning of community policing. >> his daughter remembered him as a reader and writer, a sports fans she spoke of his love for his grand -- sports fan and she spoke of his love for his grandchildren. >> all four kids were down on the ground playing with a old train set and you should have seen that content look on his face. >> he served as chief in san jose for 15 years. in 1991 he became a research fellow at stanford. the district attorney has the case against san francisco 49ers defensive tackle ray

mcdonald. the protters are reviewing the case to decide -- prosecutors are reviewing the case to decide if they should press charges. police released few details other than to say a victim had injuries. woman is under arrest in connection with a deadly hit- and-run crash. the crash happened monday near great mall parkway. the resident who was struck was found in the roadway and she died the next day. police then arrested a 19-year- old of san jose. investigators say she was behind the wheel of the car that collided with the victim. she was booked into jail for felony hit-and-run. a frightening incident at a home in santa clara. a woman came face to face with a burglar armed with a knife and the situation grew violent. ktvu's tara moriarty tells us what happened when the woman's brush rushed into help.

>> suspect armed with a knife. >> reporter: a bungled burglary is what police found when they pulled up to this house at 3:00 a.m. this morning. >> four units in route. [ indiscernible ] >> this person entered through a window. >> reporter: a woman confronted the burglar who they believe is 24-year-old, when the victim's brother heard the commotion came running and was stabbed several times. >> officers found the homeowner inside bleeding. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: officers found him hiding nearby and took him into custody. now they are investigating to see if she connected -- he is connected to another robbery and stabbing blocks away 45 minutes earlier. >> reporter: are you surprised that something like that happened? >> yeah. i lived here a long time and it

is a quiet neighborhood. things are becoming since the down turn in the economy, there has been more crime around but this is a first time anything like this occurred that i know of. >> police say both victims are expected to survive. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. a data breach at jpmorgan chase jpmorgan chase. the bank re-- at jpmorgan chase is bigger than thought. 76million households and 7 million small businesses. contact information, names, addresses, phone numbers, e- mail addresses and internal jpmorgan chase information was compromised. account numbers, passwords, social security numbers were not compromised. the removal of the president of the california

public utilities commission. the protesters want him out now because of what they call his long record of conflicts of interest, specifically with pg&e. this call for action comes in the wake of pg&e firing three employees for e-mail conversations with c.p.u.c. officials. the e-mails center around pg&e trying to get a judge who might be more sympathetic to them in the case of the san bruno pipeline explosion. days after governor jerry brown signed a plastic bag ban, one group is fighting that. the american plastic bag alliance filed the paper work and started gathering signatures to the get the issue on the ballot in 2016. they claim it is a threat to jobs and will hurt consumers when are forced to pay for each paper bag. coming up, see the sky high

rescue that had people craning. >> from the priciest hotels to the cheapest deals, what visitors are spending. >> and fans still thrilled after the giants big win last night. >> screaming. >> jumping. >> drinking. >> the excitement and the plans brewing for an orange october.

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the ballpark and it is all smiles. >> reporter: not a lot of small smiles. talking very big smiles. the post season banners went up today as fall baseball is getting ready to be up and running again and that excitement we all experienced four years ago as well as 2 years ago it is brewing once again in the city. [ bells ] >> the wheels are in motion. the colors is starting to shine. tonight in downtown that is painted with giants pride. >> can't take it off. >> reporter: left and right, up and down, the orange pops brighter prom cable cars to cones, to pumpkins and bikes. >> the amount of orange black this morning was incredible.

>> we got the phone call after the game. printing first thing in the morning. >> reporter: they did just that. painted, pressed, boxed and shipped. >> players wore this and now it is going to the stores where fans can have the same shirts. >> reporter: at the store -- >> madison bumgarner. >> 8th straight post season win, talk of the room. playoff predictions could be heard. >> giants in 5. >> just outside a string of new banners going high into the sky. we are in it together painted on some. game three of the nlds is at home on monday ask at&t pebble beach national at that time -- and at&t park is getting

prepped. the giants flags are flying and fans are liking what they are seeing. >> resiliency. they have never gotten down. i think they are stronger together. >> reporter: the giants need to be strong if they want to take down the nationals. you can throw that win-loss record out the door when it comes to post season baseball. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. two new freeway ramps opened in the south bay today. the new ramps are along the busy 280-880 interchange in san jose and the completion is a big milestone in a construction project that started two years ago. the interchange leads the corridor, an area that is known for congestion. crews opened up two new ramps that are wider and new traffic signal lights to control the flow of traffic. >> it will be controlled by

signals so people won't have free flowing movements and the weaving that takes place here. that will be eliminated. >> transportation officials say the design at the interchange was 50 years ago. tomorrow a third off ramp will open to stevens creek boulevard. the supreme court isn't taking action on appeals asking it to take up the issue of a same-sex marriage. cases are not among cases they would here next week. they are considering state bans on same-sex marriage in indiana, oklahoma, utah, virginia and wisconsin that have been over turned. they must decide whether to hear those cases or let the rulings stand. they meet again october 10 to consider new cases. a plan on the november ballot is causing controversy in california. proposition 1 is a water bond

to build reservoirs and restore water sheds. opponents fear it could open the way for dams that could kill salmon but supporters say it will steer money to vital projects as california struggles with the drought. the bond issue replaces an $11 billion bond that was drafted 5 years ago but never submitted to voters. heat today. mark, i was thinking, it is like 10:00 a.m. but it was hot already. >> this is the time of year you would expect to -- fascinating time of year, last week we had thunderstorms here in the bay area, and transitioning to the hot temperatures today and heat advisories. look that temperatures from this afternoon. the highs, santa rosa lower 90s. san jose 90 degrees. san francisco upper 80s. 87 degrees. right now we are fog free. the storm heading to the north as you can see right now. clear skies and no fog expected over night. that will return over the

weekend by sunday and monday and then that the reinforce cooling. now and then, hot numbers. santa rosa right now, 92 degrees. san francisco upper 80s. oakland 80s. and san jose 88 degrees. the forecast for tomorrow, south bay, heating up, temperatures in the low 60s for the morning hours. lots of sunshine into the afternoon. by 2:00 p.m. 91 degrees in the south bay for san jose and maybe a little cooling for saturday but not much. we will have to wait till sunday. mid-60s so off to a mild start out there and with the mild nights for tonight and saturday night and the dry conditions, fire danger will remain elevated across the bay area. no warns but high fire danger -- warnings but high fire danger. high pressure is out here. warm. hot out there. upper 80s to lower 90s. the warmest locations on friday

will be in the mid-90s. tomorrow warmer than today. saturday not too much change and then we cool off sunday and monday as high pressure and the off shore flow weakens. tomorrow morning, show you fog but that is not the case friday morning. into the afternoon hours, lots of sunshine. we are showing you 80s, the 90s. the warmest locations inland will be warmer than today. 95 to 97 degrees for your friday afternoon. a look at tomorrow. vacaville mid-90s. oakland lore 90s. 91. and lots of hot temperatures. livermore, pleasanton. santa clara 93 degrees. and san francisco in the upper 80s. 88 degrees. look at all the 80s near the immediate coast line. be careful for the rip currents for tomorrow. here is your five-day forecast

with temperatures not much relief on saturday but we will cool off for sunday. the cooling kicks in monday and tuesday next week. >> thank you. a mysterious hit from the head of tells lu. a big announce -- tesla. a big announcement to come. pg&e grilled today so they are ready if the real thing happens and she is targeting teachers, police are hoping you can help them catch this woman who has stolen purses out of classrooms at six different schools and now administrators taking a second -- administrators are taking a second look at security. . >> this may save a water supply during the next big earthquake, how it works and where it is installed. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars

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emergency officials joined pg&e in concord for a drill to prepare for potential disaster involving a natural gas break. it was held at the military ocean terminal. concord police, the contra costa county sheriff's department and the fire protection district were taking part. the drill simulate ad24-inch high pressure gas main break. >> we need to do this so we can find common communications, common ground, how we will work together. if you don't train, practice, then what kind of results will

you get? >> officials say today's hot weather and wind added an extra element to the emergency response. following the drill those who took part got together to review what they did well and which areas they can improve in. the dith of a new york high school football player is under investigation although officials say his death was a freak accident. the junior collided with an opponent yesterday during a game. he suffered a head injury. he was rushed to a hospital but died after surgery. the medical examiner and police are investigating. fresno county authorities made four arrests for the slaughtering of hundreds of chickens at a foster farms facility. the incident happened on september 20. authorities say the suspects broke through a fence to get inside the shed and then used a

golf club or some instrument to kill the chickens. foster farms and the defense fund offered a $10,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of those responsible. one man is behind bars after taking police on a chase. the driver stole a struck and drove through three counties near los angeles. the truck slammed into a over pass. the driver clime cubbed out of a window and -- climbed out of a window and surrendered. a risky rescue. window washers trapped 20 stories up for two hours. >> every day it is a different drama down here. >> the rescue, relief and the mishap that got them stuck. >> hotels are in high demand in san francisco, we find the cheap and say the most expensive and ask why it is the most expensive for travelers. >> and the bad area that has

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their -- window washers stuck on their platform. people watched the rescue unfold. firefighters went to the top of the building and pulled the workers to safety. >> john sasaki spoke with the firefighter who went down to get the two men. >> reporter: window washers have little fear of heights but that doesn't mean they want to be stuck. >> if it was me i would have a heart aac-- heart attack. >> two men washing windows were trapped. >> gosh. >> the wench failed, leaving them stranded outside the 20th floor. >> we couldn't see them from the 19th floor. just the bottom of the basket but we could tell they were stuck. >> reporter: it was the fire department to the rescue. a firefighter repelled down from the roof and one by one hooked them up to a rope to pull them up to safety.

>> you get anxiety and stress. >> as one of the window washers was being pulled up an attorney took this photo. >> he seemed happy to get out of there. >> announcer: was nerve- wracking -- >> reporter: it was nerve- wracking work. as each was pulled to the roof, including the firefighter the crowd showed its appreciation. >> you know, my heart was beating for the guy. imagination what it felt like and pray -- imagining what it felt like and praying. >> they all survived unscathed. one woman said, it was encouraging to see how the crowd reacted to the rescue, it showed they cared about the safety of the window washers. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now, it is a 24 story building, the one of the

tallest in oakland, 360 feet. they were stuck outside the 20 20th floor. that would be 300 feet up or the health of a football field -- length of a football field. the senate is keeping a taxpayer funded report about capital staff nepotism a secret. he hired an outside attorney to do the report after allegations of senior staff members were hiring friends and relatives. they paid $98,000 for the report. a committee agreed to keep it secret saying it is part of a legal settlement. our coverage of the heat advisory. temperatures are above normal in some spots. ktvu's cristina rendon is live in pacifica with how people are trying to stay cool today. >> reporter: we are on a bluff and you can see there are a lot

of surfers taking advantage of this sunny day but it is the business owners and homeowners without air conditioning that are trying to beat the heat. >> reporter: when the rising temperatures sparked a heat wave it sachallenge for -- is a challenge for folks to stay cool. she made turning on the fan her first order of business. >> it is very hot here. over 80 degrees. i can't believe it. >> helping customers keep their dogs hydrated. >> want some water? >> reporter: the unusually hot day has cooks getting baked in the kitchen while homeowners are cracking windows. >> not used to this weather. it is hot. >> reporter: down the road she doesn't have to worry about the heat. >> nice in here. this building is naturally cool on a day like this. >> the three foot walls built

in 1846 provide natural insulation. >> they get to see all the exhibits. on a day like l.a. happy to -- they are happy to come in. >> she will stick by the fan -- >> and drink a lot of water -- >> reporter: till the heat wave melts away. >> wait till tomorrow. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the heat advisory is expected to last till tomorrow evening and with it brings poor air quality. tomorrow is a spare the air day for smog. live in pacifica, cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. in san francisco public safety officials joined city leaders today remind people to use the 311 call center for non- emergency during october. officials delivered their message as the city prepares to host a number of large events this months. during those events officials

want the public to keep 911 lines clear for incidents that require first responder emergency service. and they are urging people to use 311 for non-urgent matters like reporting graffiti or building complaints. >> it is a quicker way to get non-emergency services and that will get the people that are in need of a firefighter or police officer faster. >> she was among those today urging the public to use 911 appropriately. she has come under fire for delays in ambulance response times. robin williams autopsy report isn't expected for another month. he died of a suicide at his home. the autopsy report was scheduled to be released last tuesday but they say more testing is needed. the autopsy is scheduled to be released by november 3. a new push to keep the food

that you eat safe. the extra testing that one group would like to see before chicken makes it to shelves and why this proposal may not get far with the usda. >> tesla touches off a big debate and the speculation about what it represents. >> and cutting time out of your commute, the changes b.a.r.t. may be considering to make it easier to get in and out of the parking lot.

b.a.r.t. riders are facing a parking crunch, they are about to get help finding parking spots. b.a.r.t. will install more electronic signs at entrances to its garages telling the drivers whether the lot is full or not. right now they are used at two parking lots. four more are set to go up within the year. b.a.r.t. says the signs will spare drivers the hassle of driving around and around looking for space if none are available. >> the main reason i started early is the parking. that is how i started. [ laughter ] >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> that is exactly right. i don't want to be in that zoo. >> b.a.r.t. is considering using text or e- mail alerts to let riders know when garages are full. >> hong kong's leader said they

will meet with protesters to head off a take over of government offices. >> demonstrators are out in front of the building and warned they will occupy it if he doesn't step down. protesters haven't said yet whether they will agree to peace talks. the demonstrations started last week when the government said it would have to approve any candidate put on the ballot. a former 49ers player who plays for the dallas cowboys is being investigated for a sexual assault. the sexual assault involving cj spillman took place september 20 at a hotel in dallas. the nfl offered to interview the victim on a confidential and appropriate basis to ubdeign more information. he was on the practice field today and they plan to evaluate

his status. prince william and kate middleton are telling the paparazzi to back up. one photograph is following prince george and his nanny. they are expecting their second child and they want to spare their children intense media coverage. a new plan to keep bad food off the shelves, the bacteria one group is concerned about and why the plan isn't likely to get far with the usda. >> no vacancy. it may be hard to find a room in san francisco, how bad the price have gotten this month. >> coming up, the temperature change and when cooler air finally moves back into the region. bulldog: [yawning] it's finally morning! i can't wait to get to mattress discounters

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san francisco hotels are hanging up no vacancy signs because the business is booming right now. that pick up is a indicator that one of the most important industries is in full recovery mode. ktvu's tom vacar looks at the properties, properties, the people and the prices. >> reporter: fleet week and sales force dream force, dozens

of big events this month in the city by the bay. great news for the hotels. >> especially october, great events and great weather. >> as visitors who love it here time and again, even they say it is pricy. >> they are expensive i think. you know, we only come out here once a year. [ indiscernible ] >> i like the feel of it all. vibrant. always movement. but very expensive. >> reporter: we reviewed prices on hotel.com for a one week stay at 110 hotels. 45 hotels close to half were $250 a night or higher. 250 or higher 21 hotels. 100-236 hotels. under $100, 8. whatever price,

tourists use the rooms to see the region. >> they spend more money outside than inside. they are spending money in restaurants, in taxis, enjoying the city. when we are busy that helps everybody. more jobs. more business for everybody. >> reporter: the folks that own this car have a lot of money and they will need it. if they are staying here, the price more than $1,100 a night. just a few blocks away, a room here runs just $66 if you are willing to stay in the tenderloin and if you can get in. some new hotels are in the pipeline. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> renting out homes and apartments in the city is another option for tourists. next week the san francisco board of supervisors could vote

on regulations. a food safety group is demanding the government take steps to keep consumers safe from salmonella, the center for science filed a petition calling on the usda to test all meats for specific types of salmonella. they say drug resistant salmonella causes them real concern. >> these four strains of salmonella are antibiotic resistant and that means they could cause more severe illnesses for consumers. >> the usda rejects similar petitions earlier this year and in 2011 saying salmonella is killed during cooking but the usda says it will give it a full review. there is speculation in the

car world after tesla hinted about a big announcement. they tweeted out a photo with a caption about time to unveil the "d." it is rumored to be a lower cost vehicle. they hinted at an suv. there are also talks it might refer to technology. the announcement is expected on october 9. every time i see one of those on the road, it is like a little jolt. >> it is a beautiful car. and that little one is -- [ talking at the same time ] >> pricy for all of us. let's talk about our weather. wow! is it hot out there? i was at home and kept thinking it is stifling out there. >> especially with the big change we had last week. cool temperatures and the thunderstorms and a reversal yesterday and today and temperatures are soaring.

you probably noticed it by mid- morning. look at the highs. san francisco in the upper 80s. 88 degrees. that was the official high. lots of 90s towards santa rosa. look inland temperatures, not the extreme heat, more of an off shore flow. with that that transports the hot air closer to the coast. still upper 80s for the coast. san jose 90 degrees. right now we are in the clear. fog free conditions out there and that will be the story for tonight and tomorrow morning. here is our live camera, towards the golden gate bridge, a patch or two of fog at the golden gate bridge. clear skies. clear skies in the live camera right now. a warm to hot friday. current numbers, san jose right now, 88 degrees. livermore 80s. santa rosa lower 90s. san francisco downtown upper 80s. 87. warm to hot friday. the heat advisory in place to

9:00 p.m. friday. that might be extended into saturday. once again clear skies out here in the pacific. high pressure, strong high pressure rebuilds. tomorrow about the same as today or warmer in a few spots, especially inland. for saturday warm to hot and we bring in cooler air as the winds weaken and that is the key with fire danger. winds are not strong, if they were strong we would have a red flag warning but still fire danger is up there. approaching extreme, still upper 80s, very dry, 15% humidity. showing clear skies, a patch or two of fog, but clear skies out there. all day tomorrow. the orange links up with the 80s. warmest locations, the hottest locations will be approaching at least the mid-90s for tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow inland warmer than today. and tomorrow near the coast and

bay about the same. santa rosa 94 degrees. oakland 92. lots of 90s livermore, pleasanton, danville. look that forecast high in santa cruz, 94 degrees. very hot. the boardwalk and san francisco downtown back up into the upper 80s. beaches heating back up into the mid-80s. your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, cooler into saturday. coast side but the cooling kicks in sunday, monday and tuesday of next week. a mother's hope for a cure stalled by cut backs in washington. >> we don't have the luxury of waiting. the disease is happening every day. >> how life saving medical research in the bay area could take a hit if congress doesn't take action. >> from half way across the world but they could provide the key to keeping water flowing after our next major earthquake. >> they never had a single

break. >> what makes these pipes different. and teachers purses, they became an easy target for this thief. they want your help in catching her. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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their new home. >> your keys. >> thank you. >> come on in. [ cheers and applause ] >> the complex is on 4th 4th street. it includes 100, one, two, and three bedroom apartments. and officials say half of the units are for people who were formerly homeless. she had been homeless for a year and a half. >> oh, my god, dreams come true. getting a place of my own. >> the complex includes a work out room, a computer center and a community room. officials say 7 commercial spaces will be marketed to businesses that serve the neighborhood. an attorney for a woman who admitted to shooting her husband who was mayor of a southern california town says she suffered years of abuse. he was mayor of bell gardens outside los angeles.

police say he and his wife were fighting when their son intervened and a struggle ensued and that is when she got a gun and fired. >> what happened in the home is a tragedy. and i hope that people understand that everyone in this situation is a victim. >> the district attorney hasn't said yet whether charges will be filed. scientists in the bay area are finding some of their medical research stalled because of a shrinking pot of money in washington. >> reporter: she 8 years old, yet smaller than her 5-year-old sister. she has rare disease, mps. there is no secure. >> that buries me -- worries me. >> she is benefiting from a new

medical trial. a drug that keeps her walking and dancing but her mom worries every time congress fails to fund medical research. it is her daughter that loses. >> we don't have the luxury of waiting. the disease is happening every day. it is hard to be hopeful. >> reporter: congress ignored the deadline to provide the budget stalling money for medical research. in california, funding has been cut by $140 million in just the past year. >> scientists these days are spending more time trying to chase dollars by submitting grant proposals than they are doing research. >> reporter: he says without more money labs will shut down and promising research will end. >> everybody has been touched by disease and research is the answer. >> reporter: she knows research could save her little girl and let her keep dancing without a worry in the world. in washington, jacqueline felt,

ktvu channel 2 news. >> funding is crucial to california's economy. they contradicted $193 million to help grow the state's business industry. kb homes is making it easy to save water and energy with a new high efficiency home. it is called zero home to represent the amount a family will spend on energy each month. zero. it will save 100,000 gallons of water a year and it generates its own electricity. and a therm state that sends text physical the refrigerator door is left open. the save association $135,000 over 30 years. now at 6:00 p.m. a heat rise and the spare the air day, the warmer conditions

and this woman snuck into classrooms at six different schools and stolen teachers purses, now officers are trying to catch her while they are looking at security. >> water officials hope these pipes will work here. >> once it is in the ground we don't know till after an earthquake. >> how they could be the key when the next big earthquake hits. complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> the heat is here and it is prompting communities that are used to the coastal fog to adjust to the warm weather. good evening everyone. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am gasia mikaelian. in for julie haener. the heat is unusual. what is unusual is that it is very hot at the coast as it is inland, even hotter by the water and our meteorologist mark tamayo explains why. >> typically we talk about the hot temperatures inland, and cool temperatures at the coast.

today we had the winds, keeping the fog clear. no fog out there and as a result even the beaches were warming up. walnut this afternoon, upper 80s. ocean beach in the upper 80s, 87 degrees as well. fog free conditions near the immediate coast line. that was the big story today. hot temperatures for the coast. santa cruz 94 degrees. ocean beach and pacifica upper 80s. half moon bay 86. stenson beach in the 80s as well. highs from the national weather service, more 90s to report towards san jose, morgan hill, livermore, santa rosa, napa. we have that heat advisory in place for today and into friday till 9:00 p.m. friday. more 80s, more 90s in the forecast for your friday and a chance it could be extended into saturday because we are tracking warm to hot temperatures into the first half of the weekend. more on that and some cooling temperatures in the five-day