temperatures in the lake little bit keep the temperatures up a bit. so in stormtracker for something really in our neck of the woods, it's happening. but it's a the 4 corner states the monsoon is kind of alive and well it's you know it's in july so we start to see this all the way until about october. some of this moisture that you can't see is going to make it up to the sierra and you add the daytime heating today tomorrow, little isolated shower or thundershower possible. on the big board here we've got 100 going on for fresno 97 for bakersfield 93 for sacramento. for comparison's sake, we're actually little cooler across the bay in some areas due to the fact onshore winds and having to deal with this fog clouds and bacon and the deserts of the southwest, including the california desert stew, let's get to a know your 4 zone forecast check out what's going on 66 san francisco. and along the peninsula coast we're still in the middle 60's own and that's again very contention when some of those clouds start to break up a little bit getting into the afte

good we start the day here a little bit just glaze as we take a look at alcatraz here in the foreground san francisco behind all of it. >>we're going to repeat some of this fog going on tomorrow morning but just like today, this will clear out very nicely in the mid morning hours. and then as we get as late as thursday you can see it's really not even building that wells as much either as we go into a little bit of warming phase are going oh so heat spike we get into the weekend as we get some lofty upper 90's by that point most the readings on the board right now holding into the 50's these nights release refreshing that we have 63 any aac 57 going on for concord livermore to 5451 meanwhile for santa rosa. the current winds are holding together a nice little cluster up here in the north bay, you'll notice and across the wide bay most readings are showing an onshore flow that's in place we're going to repeat this again. late this afternoon really into this evening hours to take us to the overnight, it looks like 2 complements that inland heating lining things up for you today, we're at

temperatures are moved a little bit in the far east bay a little bit we're in the mid 60's 62 conqueredivermore coming in at 62 with 50's up to the north bay and lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline later on today, we'll see those winds uptick again compliments of daytime heating that will bring in new moon moisture for fog to develop for tonight, it looks like some of those winds in the far east bay. well hang on a little bit as it looks like into the overnight hours 78 going at high noon by 3 we're talking 86. look at your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit robin. >>well according to johns hopkins university there are more than 3.4 million cases of the coronavirus in the u.s.. more than a 137,000 people have died. >>california is on the list of states that are seen surges in cases the statewide there are more than 11,000 new cases and 140 deaths yesterday alone. it's the second highest one-day totals in california. health officials say the state's coronavirus epicenter is los angeles county. california just one of 3 states report more than 10,000 new coronavirus cases on wednesda

light over the east bay hills to kind of assess this a little bit but we know there's quite a bit of fog that we're dealing with this morning again. >>and then we'll have a nice little control and those temperatures this morning too. a live check of how we're doing thus far kind of mixture of 50's and 60's going on here 50's mostly up in the north bay 63 62 going on for oakland 59 for san jose 58 livermore in 62 for antioch for comparison's sake most readings and outside the immediate they are a little bit warmer it's around the midday. it's a little cooler as you can see one to check into the winds just like yesterday we're going to see a little uptick on the winds this afternoon happening again it will all be on shore little bit more pronounced in solano county in contra costa county looks like this afternoon and lingering in the far east bay, it looks like well into the night until about say 03:00am or so. so the breakdown for you is about

but looks like we'll be looking for a bit of a warm-up as we head on to the weekend coming up in a bit checking your 4 zone forecast and that extended party. all right dave thanks a lot will happening today the san francisco zoo is reopening to the general public in kron 4 sarah stinson got the job of the morning, she's hanging out the zoo. >>the 5 figure out how the zoo is ensuring that its visitors will stay very envious era. >>marty i feel lucky to be here. it's so beautiful at the san francisco zoo and as you know, it's been closed for about 4 months now a long time and they're finally opening up to the public today, i looked online because you have to make a reservation. online and it looks like they're already sold out until next week so you got to check online, it's super easy to book but look what they're doing to keep you safe you can see the narrow path makes like this have been closed they want to make sure that people can keep enough distance and stay as safe as possible and they don't want people congregating hanging out for too long and maybe you know putting themselves a

it is just bumping up a bit. high pressure is building in, and we will take that probably into friday, as well. so, nice to hot, fairfield yesterday, 95, napa, santa rosa, 81. redwood city, 80, and san jose was only 78. that was downtown. east san jose was a bit warmer. santa rosa, 82 . tomorrow looks like to be a warmer one, rosa there. fairfield is a west-southwest at 35 miles per hour. nevada, 54, 57, menlo park. fremont and hayward, 58. the pacific northwest looks like it will give up a bit of ground, which is in! four corners as it builds back. and as it does, that will allow earlier burn off on the fog and a bump up on inland temperatures. but that low will kick back in and start a cooling trend, if not sunday, early next week it's again, just subtle changes here. a bump up for a bit, and right back down into the first week of august. >>> time is 4:42. dozens of conventions that were due to take place are now canceled it up next, a financial hit to the bay area is the pandemic continues to disrupt the econo

bit a little bit of warming. spells coming our way so today we're at 67 san francisco noting that morning fog 74 going on for oakland. 85 san jose. across the wider bay to store some 90's to be had 94, livermore looks like 92 born on 4 antioch 89 for concord even in solano county there are some 2 but elsewhere will do a tease here, 79 for a nap, a 66 filet o there's the green which is after all clear in the fog in some parts of the peninsula, particularly along the coast now coming up a little bit here we'll be checking your 4 zone forecast give you an idea. what's going on her body is and plus that extended to show you that little heat bump by the time we get to this weekend see if there's any bumps in the road robin tell us and you know normally it's pretty packed by now heading into san francisco. but we just you know we don't have a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. >>which is actually unusual because during the 6 o'clock hour 7 o'clock it's much heavier in stacked up from west grand and we're just not get

a little bit to see this a lot of times in the summer months quite a bit as well so show you how farhat moisture is making its way up there from the desert southwest all the way up here a little bit. still we're finding that morning fog as you can see the east bay hills with the overcast mostly sunny, but a warm afternoon in store. rest of the week as again the morning fog fog and clouds but mostly sunny for the afternoon. temperatures brushing your about 90 in some of the far east bay reaches but the real warm up gets here this weekend and selective spot fighter but it's going to see if they'll be a little pop there. in contra costa county and solano county little bit as we start to gain some mid-nineties going on well inland just a little pop and then we drop off a little bit into next week for today again 67 san francisco with the fog 74 going on for oakland 85 san jose across the wider bay we do see that little warm up happening with some lower 90's out there in the far east bay, 80's and 70's mixture up here the north bay 85 down to the santa clara valley, but notice how the gre

local winds little bit of a drift on shore that will build a little bit for a breeze that best we'reoing to get not really much of a wind and for the breakdown for us today by high new word 8896 by 3 o'clock not the high temperature in many spots going to be giving all that in the 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit robin. >>sounds good. thank you days. well following a number of hate crimes a large protests is planned in martinez this weekend. a recent incident includes white nationalists fires being found downtown and then last weekend a black lives matter street mural which had a city permit was painted over by 2 people. the martinez police department says it's not anticipating any problems but because of the expected size of the protests they will have adequate staff on hand. >>hearing a lot and angry chatter on social media were receiving calls throughout the city of people angry on both sides and so because of that we just want to be sure we have enough resources in place to keep everyone safe. >>well the city will also shut down some of the streets starting at 10 o'clock t

>>good morning robin good morning, everybody and all look at it a little bit the way of some hazy go on fog kind of stuff we always have in the morning hours. but certainly we get to the east bay shoreline very well lit up this morning. and this is his quote bad as it will get sole off to a pretty good start. at least on that front there and look at what it looks like the golden gate bridge again, some of that morning delays that we have going on there were doing some work on the northbound side of the golden gate bridge by the way reducing it down to one temperatures down the east bay shoreline upper 50's to around 60 or so open 66 antioch 64 going on for conquer we have the 50's up to the north bay and 53 for san francisco. this is actually the warmer in most of the geography this morning. then we saw yesterday slightly cooler in the southern end of the peninsula. 4 current winds, a little bit of a leftover on shore wind but not much of one and that fog with little bit that we have goes away very quickly and this is the pattern you can expect again to repeat again for thursday and

and also a little bit overcast day. >>yeah we're still find the fog a little bit good morning. marty good morning, everybody sfo is also getting some like going on here as well there's some of that leftover fog, although no delays occurring this morning. so that's good news there temperatures holding pretty much the same upper 50's some lower 60's we could see hovering the east bay shoreline much the same inland as well the decoupling hasn't happened yet 58. san jose 56 meanwhile for san francisco. current winds left over on short drift will call at this point we do see another on shore wind pick up this afternoon. you're going to feel in inland going on late into night. past the midnight hour looks like it into early friday morning as well nice climate control keep the temperatures a little bit down from what they would because a central valley and sacramento valley it's going to be warming up. also another issue is the development of some of the monsoon of this is not like when we're looking at rain in our forecast and so forth but it's going make its way up to the sierra a l

bit this morning. when we got a u c berkeley hey we can see the east bay shoreline pretty nicely does little bit of haze off to the distance where the bay is now as the fog, it's a little worse this morning it's going to start to expand a little bit temporarily before again mixing out to a pretty decent day today on those maps it basically says it hits its zenith somewhere around 6.30 to 7 or so temperatures on the board lower 60's lining up the east bay shoreline we got our 50's to the north bay, not too bad off to the far east bates, 65 antioch a mild start 61. concord and 58 going on for livermore now we do have some winds that will pick up a little bit later on today with the typical daytime heating that's good because that provides us with a little bit of a shield as we'll show you later you'll see in the temperatures for highs across the state central valley is going to be pretty warm today compared to how will be somewhat insulated from that complements of an onshore flow, 60 or so

bit high for you but not bad.rage temperatures and low call him and today is just about where he should be this time of year. we should see that hold for the next two days, the more temperatures than what we had this weekend and then -- that marine layer will return and the temperatures will -- we will start to see that high pressure build into the high desert south which comprises them level. we have a run of 90s coming for our 90s. for now i'm going to send it on back to my fantastic anchors. >>> coming up, the pandemic is reshaping career planning for everybody, but also college students. the impact it is having on internships and the options young job hunters could consider. also tourism is a lifeline for so many businesses in san francisco. distad, a look at the impact covid-19 is having a fisherman's wharf. what is happening today and why some say red flags in this tragedy were ignored. in a company known for creating protective equipment in response an active suit situation, still to come on the nine, the s

so for that fog actually thickening up a little bit the next couple of hours a little coastal drizzle is also possible with that mixing out looks like very nicely as we get into about 10 o'clock or so get in the sun over good piece of geography temperature check we're in the 50's for the north bay 62, antioch it's still very early not much so working yet. 57 conquered livermore 5660 meanwhile for open with 59 for hayward the current winds, a little little bit of a breeze this is going to testify later today bring in that onshore wind and the overnight. fog for you tomorrow morning 70 going on at 10:00am it should be pretty clear at least in the east bay inland areas, 85 by one slight little dip in temperatures the next 2 days and then a warm up into the weekend we'll be getting more into that just a bit right a robin has a look at a hot spot going on rob, i do indeed it's often the santa cruz mountains on highway 17 we have emergency crews working with an overturned big rig this happened around 5.30 south 17 before the summit. >>it looks like the driver of the rig crashed into the hil

so maybe a bit of an improvement quicker today model say actually should be intensifying a little bit over the next couple of hours before starting to lift by midmorning going into another mostly sunny afternoon temperatures thus far were in the lower 60's. good chunk of the east bay 50's meanwhile to the north bay 55 san francisco, 60 meanwhile for san jose and most the readings up in the north bay east bay or just trailing just a couple degrees little warmer down to the south today, we'll do 62 at 09:00am by high noon 77, a look at a pretty good forecast heading on into the weekend and even into next week marty. all right dave, thanks love, let's get right to our top story this morning, the state of california now has the most confirmed covid-19 cases in the country. and now hospitals in the state say they are preparing to expand the number of available beds for covid-19 patients as the surge in patients continues to grow kron four's reyna harvey is live now she is a live report with more on this rain. >>marty good morning at a major concern for a lot of these hospitals now is runni

that's when the numbers start to spike up a little bit here and then axes little bit of an air conditioner effect from what we would get had it not been there. now our players in place we have a high-pressure selling its effects are going to be much more noticeable by the time we get to this weekend today, it's only warm but for the weekend it will start to get hot there and there is a little bit the way of some outside fire concerns, no statements or anything of been issued by that but sort of on the outside of that. then the high is going to migrate out of our place in term and by the time we get to early next week and then we'll see the heat spike start to break down. another hurricane to make note of this one coming in through the bahamas in may actually intensified before getting up to florida when to track this for you. max winds are at 80. it's a category storm one storm becoming a to about the time that gets parallel with miami here. that means that storm strength there winds maximum sustained winds 80 to 90 miles per hour range or so closest pass looks to be central florida along

a little bit warmer still, 23, maybe 2a degrees.e to build in as we move through the rest of the week. certainly central and southern areas will be influenced by it, but these weather fronts across the northwest of the country want to continue to push in off the atlantic. but it does look like the weather fronts will stay quite clear to the northwest of the uk or the week with a lot of dry weather around. it could be, is that high pressure builds, we will start to see warm air being imported from the near continent the following weekend, where we could start to see those temperatures reaching the mid to high 20s celsius. but watch this phase. tonight at ten — a shift of government policy, borisjohnson boris johnson appeared in borisjohnson appeared in a mask for the first time in public today, hinting at a tightening of the rules. we need to be stricter in insisting that people wear face coverings in confined places where they are meeting people that they don't normally meet. the prime minister also wants people to go back to work,

build a little bit.s afternoon providing some relief. on balance. we've got 89 by high noon to 3 o'clock 96 now some folks are still going to reach around 100 may not be the same as yesterday but pretty close protecting those inland valleys what we have. now tomorrow you're going to see a big drop happening in that while the extended forecast and also check and your 4 zone in just a bit party all right jason, a couple minutes. thank you. in the north bay at these 5 people have died at a sandra fell skilled nursing facility after being infected with covid-19. >>kron four's phillipe djegal reports that dozens of residents and staff of also tested positive. >>5 patients that were imposed acute in sandra fell have died from covid-19 it's unclear when the first patient or staff member at the facility. first tested positive for the virus but access to the skilled nursing site has been restricted since march because of the pandemic my heart goes out to them is it just to the community marine post-acute sits in

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just a little bit of glaze around the golden gate a bit on some construction work there as well but at least traffic going well both ways temperatures for you now we've got the mid 60's in the far east bay locations all the tri valley a little cooler 57 along with hayward at 57. us looks like 64 oakland 58 meanwhile for san jose but in most locations we're ahead of where we were this time. yesterday by a couple degrees left over on shore winds will pick up a little bit more so expected by tomorrow and this fog business, whatever glaze we have has gone quickly, it's going to come back again tonight it go away pretty quickly again for our thursday morning as well for today, we'll try about 66 by 09:00am by high noon at 83, but will be plenty of 90's on the board today more so than we saw from yesterday. robin. >>sounds good. thank you dave wallace, san francisco community is just heartbroken and angry after a 6 year-old boy was shot and killed on the 4th of july. there's this photo right there jae-yong was shot saturday night along eagle street in the bayview district. another man was al

i think it is a bit of both. think people have realised that the public reacted so strongly to the messages stay home that they really need to build up confidence again, they are also having to deal with the fear people have about pending unemployment and so they are very relu cta nt unemployment and so they are very reluctant to spend money, and services try to walk a very fine line between all the different risks facing the uk at the moment, how do you keep the population safe, hard you keep the population safe, hard you try to save the economy? how do you try to save the economy? how do you try to instil that confidence among people that they are safe to spend, from a health point of view and economic point of view? the economy is reliant on consumer confidence, it is very driven by coi'isuitiei’ confidence, it is very driven by consumer spending is that this urgency to get people back into the offices, even if they are able to work from home, they might have a services —based job that they can do remotely eff

we'll talk a little bit more about your fourth of july forecast when i come back a little bit. i'll send it over to sal. >> thank you. right now, traffic is doing very well around the bay area. if you are driving anywhere it is a good time to be out there. there been no major issues here. on the commute, if you are driving at the bay bridge or anywhere, we have a nice looking commute in the east bay. it is 4:32, let's go back to the headlines. >> thank you sal. firefighters across the bay area are now getting ready for what they expect to be a very busy fourth of july weekend. heat and high winds are expected to create a very dangerous situation during the next few days. firefighters say the growing number of people setting off illegal fireworks in the bay area during the fourth of july holiday is only adding to that danger. now without many of the bay area's big fireworks shows, fire officials are worried that more people will try to set off their own fireworks and rob roth has the warning ahead of what is expected attended this busy weekend. one will be seeing along the san f

the richmond bridge and that traffic has improved and it's a bit slow earlier on and now it is a bitn fact you can get over to merine and san rafael with that delay. the bridge is passing 30 and a bit of backup trying to get onto the span of maybe 5 to 10 minutes before making it onto the bridge. at 8:32, back to the headlines. >>> well, wild fire continues to burn in santa clara county near gilroy. it's the crews fire and started sunday afternoon north of highway 152. ktvu sarah joining us live with the details of the fire fight. >>> good morning. the fire didn't get any bigger overnight. the crews fire right now stands at 5400-acres burned and 20% contained. we just spoke with santa clara county fire and we're told that fire fighters took advantage of the lower temperatures and higher relative humidity and we're told crews are very happy with the progress they've made. the entire fire area is relatively rural and hard to access but we did check out some areas the fire already blew through. video from this morning on canada road shows scorchland and smoke. the fire that sparked sund

we begin just a little bit of a cooling trend today onshore breeze a little bit stronger the marine what layer will be deepening, days ahead fall below average for today, very seasonal here's the comparison. from yesterday into today, you can see areas over santa rosa 85 high yesterday to off my six degrees or so 90 expected for you there upper 80s and concorde livermore four degrees cooling inspected for you 89 the afternoon-that your current conditions, but a look around afternoon highs are today look at the cooldown coming our way extended forecast coming up. >> thank you rosemary city of san francisco reversing some of its reopening plans all due to the recent surge in coronavirus cases hospitalizations, in the city. ktvu, sarah, joins us live with more on that. here we go again right ? >> yeah frank like it never ends, san francisco just reopened indoor malls last month that they have to shut down again actually have a live look at the westfield san francisco center market street it doesn't open until 11:00 a.m. it could shut down after today hurt new guidelines all indoor malls non

will pick up a little bit later on today.ompliments of inland heating to dry that on shore flow, so it's going to be kind of a daily occurrence and lingering late overnight too 66 we'll do it by 10:00am by one we're talking 80, returning mostly to the 80's for most of the inland valleys, however, looking for some 9 90's potentially today but more likely later during the week, the reagan your 4 zone forecast coming up and also check that extended to mark all right dave, thanks a lot. well new this morning napa county is warning businesses to be ready to shut down this week, this is the county was added to the states watch list over the weekend. >>want to go now live now to kron 4 sarah stinson she's a napa county she has more on this move sarah. >>marty that's live downtown napa where many restaurants and bars are waiting anxiously to hear from the county health department about whether or not they will have to shut down their business yet again i mean this is most likely as the county health department has already warned and

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just a little bit of glaze around the golden gate a bit on some construction work there as well but at least traffic going well both ways temperatures for you now we've got the mid 60's in the far east bay locations all the tri valley a little cooler 57 along with hayward at 57. us looks like 64 oakland 58 meanwhile for san jose but in most locations we're ahead of where we were this time. yesterday by a couple degrees left over on shore winds will pick up a little bit more so expected by tomorrow and this fog business, whatever glaze we have has gone quickly, it's going to come back again tonight it go away pretty quickly again for our thursday morning as well for today, we'll try about 66 by 09:00am by high noon at 83, but will be plenty of 90's on the board today more so than we saw from yesterday. robin. >>sounds good. thank you dave wallace, san francisco community is just heartbroken and angry after a 6 year-old boy was shot and killed on the 4th of july. there's this photo right

kind of look out for a little bit robin. >>all right. thank you dave, let's check in on your morning commute. we have some folks that have to get to work and if you use a tea there's a big backup that's waiting for you at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's been like this for about an hour now the backup starts just west of the bottom of the maze. so that's pretty far and then it goes right through the tolls through the metering lights up the incline and then after that we'll start to get a break so this is considered completely normal to the richmond sandra fell it's just the complete office and delay free traffic looks good here on west 5.80 into the north bay and we have one more we have the golden gate we started off with some bridge work early this morning, we have one northbound lane close and that is long gone and you're looking good now in both directions into and out of san francisco. the u.s. treasury department has finally made its paycheck protection program public, but some lawmakers just start happy about which com

coming up in a bit we'll check in your forecast party. >>all right dave thanks along we begin this hour with a developing story we're following this morning in the east bay police in berkeley investigating an officer-involved shooting that happened overnight. it was at the cvs store on shattuck avenue where an officer was injured during the confrontation. the officer was patrolling the area when they

here's 92 it started off as the busiest bridge this morning, it's still a bit crowded. but it's not bats on the right we have folks heading out okay we're to the peninsula looks like i see something happening on the left the traffic coming into hey we're a couple of trucks pulled off to the side there may be slowing traffic a tad bit a leading up to the toll plaza but nothing major will check back in on traffic coming up a little bit later. well new this morning google will let employees work from home until at least july of next year, the company had previously said that most employees will work from home through the end of this year. in a memo sent to employees google ceo said that this will hopefully give employees the ability to plan ahead google is the latest tech company to extend work from home for employees facebook and twitter have already said that they will allow some employees to work from home indefinitely. >>happening today, a new covid-19 relief package is set to bees rolled out by republicans. a fresh round of $1200 checks would be coming next month if t

, some days looking bit cooler for many of us. a year ago tomorrow, temperatures reached the highest on record in the uk, near 39 celsius. no one's saying that is an aspiration, just pointing out it is so very different from what we are having at the moment and it does look quite cool as go into the new week. initially, some wet weather, but it will turn drier and warmer for a time later in the week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. britain's prime minister boris johnson says that his government didn't understand coronavirus at the start of the pandemic and could have handled things differently. the single thing that we didn't see at the beginning was the extent to which it was being transmitted a symptomatically from person to person. that wasn't clear. huge crowds attend friday prayers at hagia sophia in istanbul — for the first time in more than 80 years. but many outside turkey are critical. a court verdict that could set a precedent for hundreds

it's been like this all morning, it's picking up a little bit.e still don't have any problems and it's not significant slowing so come on and we're under 10 minutes to make it off to the fremont street exit which is perfect right on time over to the san mateo bridge. it's our busiest are most crowded, but busy just not me bad. it just means that it's slowing down and you know it's getting a little crowded and it's only on the flat section and i also want to mention that there's a high wind advisory for the san mateo bridge. i'm noticing that that was issued by chp at 12 '03 so shortly after midnight, they also issued one for the altamonte so just reduce your speed be careful you know motorcyclist, those of you driving large vans, large trucks make sure you reduce your speed. and we will take a peek at traffic again coming up a little bit later morning. >>all right rob, thanks a lot of developing news in san francisco police continue to investigate the murder of 6 of a 6 year-old boy over the weekend. detectives say 6 year-old jace young was hit b

quicker, for sweden it's a bit longer. that has helped them i think in the cushioning be initial economic impact, which has been relatively mild. i think in sweden, compared to some other countries. at the same time, one can only pass judgment on on that or if all costs are being counted i think it's too early for that. >> you mentioned external risk earlier in your assessment of the economic outlook for the eu, obviously the u.s. is on a very different trajectory in terms of the spread of the disease. is that something that feeds into your concern, that the u.s. will not recover as fast as people are hoping three months ago. >> clearly, if that were to be the case, the u.s. being a big market, that would have an impact, as i was mentioning, the overall assumptions around the external side and clearly, the u.s. is proud of that. even so, we already, at the time of the spring forecast, can see that the u.s. was training trailing behind. i think we have captured quite a bit of that already in our spring forecast, but clearly

>>channel there there were ever do sing the lanes a bit this morning. when we got a u c berkeley hey we can see the east bay shoreline pretty nicely does little bit of haze off to the distance where the bay is now as the fog, it's a little worse this morning it's going to start to expand a little bit temporarily before again mixing out to a pretty decent day today on those maps it basically says it hits its zenith somewhere around 6.30 to 7 or so temperatures on the board lower 60's lining up the east bay shoreline we got our 50's to the north bay, not too bad off to the far east bates, 65 antioch a mild start 61. concord and 58 going on for livermore now we do have some winds that will pick up a little bit later on today with the typical daytime heating that's good because that provides us with a little bit of a shield as we'll show you later you'll see in the temperatures for highs across the state central valley is going to be pretty warm today compared

bit murky. limited visibility and might affect the drive along 101 through the waldo grade as well. heads-up golden gate bridge this morning. commuting through san francisco, 101, we are back at the limit. they just canceled a traffic alert and we had a broken down box truck stuck in lanes for quite some time this morning but everything is now been cleared over to the shoulder. and you can see traffic is moving nicely with the lot of green as you head in and out of the city. is good news there. still slow along 580 a look at the travel times here. 32 minutes for that ride out of tracy. into the altamont pass. to go from 205 over to 680. that earlier trouble spot we had along 680 has now been cleared. and a couple of things for public transit. next month, august is just around the corner and vta will start collecting fares once again beginning on august 1st. also they'll be making changes to vta increasing service beginning august 10th and august 22nd is service changes with more options for muni

>>so want to keep a little bit of flavor of the city and it seems to be disappearing of the restaurant is for congress right now that would be 120 billion dollars worth of funding for restaurants. so you know, yes, i think there are things that state and also the federal government could do to assist the hospitality industry. >>and i think that they have to it the industry employs over 500,000 people in california. >>well there is no official tally of the number of local businesses as san francisco close by covid-19. but the website eater sf has a running list of close to 40 bars and restaurants that have shut down since march. well to the south bay gyms in santa clara county are among the businesses forced to close again after being allowed to reopen san jose's 24 hour fitness and the east ridge shopping center reopen monday just monday for the first time in months. people going there for workout told us they're disappointed. >>and socks, i mean i get it why they're doing it, but it sucks they said there's a part of my life that i really love and to have it taken away his ex. >>i'm di

it's a little colder this morning going on in some cases approaching 5 degrees behind a little bit of catch-up here for half moon bay in portions of the peninsula by the way for that fog a little bit that we have will clear up pretty nicely for us, but the mid morning hours to return to a similar kind of set up it looks like tomorrow morning and next up nicely as well as we get into the afternoon so for today. we do about 58 come about 08:00am come leavenworth still at 72, but a nice little warm up it looks like for this week ahead after all we're getting into the middle portions of july robin back to you. >>sounds good. thank you dave well to the south bay now the crews fire has burned 5400 acres in santa clara county cal fire says that it's about 20% contained so far and so far 2 buildings have been destroyed and one person was hurt. the dry brush wildfire forces, evacuations right along kenyada road keep in mind that can ya to road is well known for ranches and it's also use as a popular route for bay area bicycle club's now because the flames spread so quickly firefighters from al

it's getting some trying to peer in through here a little bit as you can see. temperatures we're getting some movement here cut 6462 conquered 60 livermore most the east bay shoreline in the lower 60's in the 50's own budget at all up there the north bay, current winds, we wear main with those onshore winds you can see particular around the delta's where they really pick up going to subside a little bit into the early afternoon pick back up again by the later afternoon 98 for fresno 96 for baker still 91 sacramento, mid 60's along the central coast and lower to middle 70's down to southern california there as you can see. temperatures today in the 4 zone forecast 64 san francisco, the high today. most of the coastal locations will be fighting that fog. so we'll keep that lower 60's. 56 for daly city on the bay side in the upper 6070 to 4 burlingame heading down south into the 70's and lower 80's, 82 for redwood city palo alto in mountain view in the south bay what we're to middle 80's. morgan hill at 88 los gatos at 84 along with santa clara 8182 for cupertino.

winds later act is a little bit of a cooling mechanism. this is a live shot 2 of the bay bridge toll plaza but the morning fog and clouds give way to sunny and warm afternoon. there's a slight pullback with temperatures the next 2 days beyond then into the weekend temperatures bump back up again. that's called a heap up if you will for today, 65 san francisco, 72 for oakland in 84. for san jose, but we still have 90's on the board 94, antioch 91 for concord 80's up to the north bay. coming up in a bit though we'll be checking in later on about 4 zone forecast marty. >>all right, thanks a lot will happening today in the south bay it has been one year since the 19 year-old gunman opened fire at the gilroy garlic festival killing 3 people and injuring several others. it's going to be a somber evening for the community of gilroy as they come together this evening to remember and honor the lives that were lost kron 4 sarah stinson joins us live from go right now. she has more on the event. sarah. >>marty all morning long people have been stoppi

we think this is important but we are trying to target it a bit more to a specific policy area. so we were just 30 when we started with the plan . the main goal was investment. it didn't really matter which investments. the way we've set up the invest eu program now is more related to specific target areas and also to avoid that work carving out too much private finance. the areas that immediately come to mind and which will be very important is again the green. but as you were joking, rural broadband. it is for the inner cities there's not much you have to do that will normally the marketwill take care of that . in rural areas, it may be more difficult so you may need different types of planning and i think what we have been experimenting with here is more and more these blending of different facilities that we can have the public, partially public financed by risk financed through the eib and partly pure private sector so that's what we're seeing. >> this is really a topic, the commission a few years ago propose a digital services tax that hasn't been implemented at the union

but again even that is beginning to fade a bit at the moment and we are starting to catch a bit bythe u.s. back end, down 5.7 basis points switzerland moving a little bit. the bond market starting to catch a bit. what are we going to be talking about? we have great guest lined up for you, we will be talking to citadel a little bit later on. we have an exclusive interview ofh joe mecane, head execution services at citadel. we are going to figure out exactly what we can take away from what citadel is seeing in terms of the flow right now. we have that conversation a little bit later on in the program. joining us now to give us a sense of what's going on? alix: ashwin,t? guy set us up perfectly. big bombs, big tech, but now we have a market searching for the next catalyst. which is it? ashwin: a reflection of what we are worrying about the most, the ironclad resilience being shown in an environment that is fraught with many significant macro risks. when a market like the current market appears to be pricing in a near-perfect picture, you have to be very careful taking too much risk, beca

the next couple of hours actually intensifying into a get around 7.30 or 8 or so then decreasing a bit as we get to the mid morning to later morning hours a typical fashion little morning drizzle you can expect that to continue by the way up the coast for the next couple of days, temperatures thus far 63, antioch mostly 50's going on inland but some 60's also at the east bay shoreline 50's up to the north bay we got 64 san jose for comparison's sake we're actually a little warmer in the peninsula and up to the north bay little cooler meanwhile off to the east bay, those current winds little bit of a breeze off to the east bay that one tense if i later today with the inland heating and that's a good thing help control temperatures what they could be 64 at 09:00am at high noon at 80 is most inland spots revisit the 80's but again there's room for some lower 90's as well people at your forecast coming up in a bit marty sounds good dave, thanks. a lot will happening today people will be gathering to remember those who were killed in the gilroy garlic festival mass shooting. >>it happened o

tomorrow not going to repeat that performance of looks like a little bit a little bit going on here but. >>not as thick as what we're dealing with today and warmer temperatures for tomorrow, not today right now. we have upper 50's lining up the east bay shoreline 61 for fremont 61 also valais hope 55 san francisco at 56 meanwhile for san jose across the state we have 90's grabbing all still in the central valley and that's only going continue tomorrow 96 for fresno 88 sacramento, 93 meanwhile for bakersfield and out of southern california. it's pretty much the 70's even big bear coming in at 70 today. well back home in the 4 zone forecast 64 san francisco to the coast will do the lower 60's for the most part. peninsula you're looking at upper 60's today again we're adding to this for tomorrow down the southern end of the peninsula 77 redwood city palo alto 78 so the 80's not popping up here as much to the south bay. yeah we've got some 80's going on here morgan hill at 8683 los gatos. san jose coming in at 80 along with milpitas in santa clara at 7984 cupertino he's the shoreline to the

yes, a little bit.the monsoon working not terribly impressive with all of this but some of this will venture up to the north and to the sierra little bit it looks like by about thursday spark off some showers or some thunder showers mid to upper 90's into the central valley fresno at 9894 sacramento, reading up there to one '09 67 san francisco in 70's cover much of the southern california coast 4 zone forecast today, 67 san francisco. again because of the fog will keep temperatures a bit on the cool side along the coast mid 60's, meanwhile, the bay side at least into the 70's and down south we're popping even into some 80's as well, 86 palo alto 79 mountain view, redwood city about 84. and the south bay. a lot of 80's at work we expect some warming again by the time we finish off week though. morgan hill coming in at 88, let's go to city 6.85 for cupertino east bay shoreline to the south near about 80 or so tri valley popping near 90 at 88 pleasanton dublin, 86 89 danville with a concord 8968 for berke

there will be a bit more cloud across the north and west of scotland.reeze, one or two showers at times, but elsewhere it will be drier and much cooler as well. lows of six to nine degrees quite widely. pretty cool for the time of the year. so into the weekend, looks like high—pressure dominating so plenty of dry and sunny weather around, with light winds, and it will be dry for most but there will be a little bit of rain arriving across the northwest of the uk during sunday. the high—pressure really establishing itself across the country for saturday, so a fine start to the morning, lots of sunshine around, pretty much how it will stay apart from a bit of fairweather cloud bubbling up at times. around the edge of the high, we could see stronger westerly winds through the northern isles and the north west of scotland, so breezy here and a bit more cloud and perhaps a few showers pushing in here, but lighter winds for the south, pretty strong sunshine this time of the year. it will feel warmer with top temperatures, 21 or 22 degrees here. the mid to high

of an insulation keeping us a little bit colder than what we would be without it little bit better warming happening in the central valley we're going to see some of that as we get into the weekend. little bubbling up of the monsoon nothing real major but nothing this elevated humidity's going make it up to the sierra and we'll actually see a little thunder shower action may be happening. tomorrow ever so briefly in brief geography to middle 90's covering a lot of the central valley today, 98 for fresno 96 for bakersfield 60's cover the central coast and 70's down to southern california. we've got 67, san francisco going on for a high today at the coast middle 60's again a lot of its that fog is keeping temperatures trailing a bit lower 70's for the bay side of the peninsula down south get some 80's involved here. redwood city 84 palo alto 8679 from mountain view. the south bay in the middle 80's for today, 84 morgan hill east bay shoreline to the south about 80 or so 94 livermore pleasanton about 8887 for walnut creek 89 per conquered 78 sailing and ruin 68 for berkeley up to the north mo

we do have that will pick up a little bit later on this afternoon. nothing too terrible just the typical pattern we see and they should subside by the time we get to probably perhaps after the witching hour 77 by high noon, the opposite and then by mid afternoon we're talking 86 solo we might breeze near 90 or so if we don't get there today, we will in the next couple of days of a warm-up coming our way back to you. >>all right dave, thanks a lot coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news a wildfire continues to burn in gilroy and stands only about 20% contained this morning. we have the latest on the efforts on containing the blaze in a live report. plus businesses in napa county may be shut down again at the coronavirus cases do not improve we'll have more on this coming up. and students in one east bay school district will not be returning to their classrooms. this fall we'll find out what the future of education is going to look like for students in brentwood. >>you're watching kron 00:04am morning news at 9. >>good morning. thank you so

home and away, i mean the russian actors that the government today identified as kind of getting a bit involved in the last general election by getting hold of some secret government data about trade talks with america and then getting it out there to be part of the election. i don't know if there will be because, in as much as i hope that as many people enjoy what we do and our rambling conversations late on a thursday night as possible, i'm not sure i really want to invite that kind of attention but, goodness me, not one but two absolutelyjaw—dropping stories today about russian interference in what happens in this country and the west, particularly that russian hackers linked to the russian state tried to steal information about the coronavirus vaccine work that's going on here and in canada and america. absolute jaw dropper. and here's how dominic raab, the foreign secretary, explained it all. with our us and canadian counterparts, we have also made it clear, and we have released a statement indicating that we know the russian intelligence agencies have been targeting, in terms of

everybody that's right getting a little bit more bright even though we have quite a bit of this overcasthanging around same thing for san jose state and we're working it looks like probably by the mid morning hours that will be handled nicely re goingto sfo, good thing is delays there u e planes moving around. temperatures meanwhile lower 60's, the east bay land as well as we don't see decoupling happening. so some inland heati meanwhile up to the north y l 59 san jose 55 meanwhile for san francisco, the tropics busy. we are gonzalo we'll start off with max winds on hour now new reported think will be coming up next hour to see what's going on herebut it's still tropical storm not for long in e forecast pattern. boom jumps up to hurricane strength and looks like a cross into the caribbean timing on this saturday nig sunday morning zone somewhere around that bypassing most of the islands to the north such as puerto looks like it is giving the big guy out here to potentially even cuba all the way but also ica too. is not in stone this can change, but this is what the pattern looks like now

steve is in napa with a little bit of fog. we have visibility that is a little bit reduced and the north bay. you can see 5 mile visibility in novato. that is just to say that there is fog by the coast. in the north bay this morning, you could see a little bit of drizzle out of there as well, as we have the fog hanging out by the coast. it covers the entire coast of california. san francisco is 54 degrees. 56 degrees in san jose. as we get rid of the clouds, we will have a pleasant afternoon. 65 degrees out of the coast. mid-80s and then. as we head towards the holiday weekend, let's keep an eye on your traffic. >>> traffic is moving along. no issue at the bay bridge toll plaza. he can see traffic is moving along very well. now, let's go back to the headlines. >>> the chp is searching for a stolen car after a dangerous encounter with the driver. jesse gary follows the breaking story. jesse is with us now. >>> good morning to you. investigators are out on the scene. this is harmon avenue in jackson street in hayward. let's take