and cooler temps.r 80s to low 90s but most locations will begin the process of cooling off today. everyone will get in on it tomorrow morning. low clouds cool to mild lows due to the cloud cover. mostly sunny cool to nice to hot one more day but 60s to 90 on the temps. and then tomorrow we drop those temps off and level it off here for a few days as we head into wednesday thursday there pam. all right. thank you, steve. well, happening today, cal fire will conduct a prescribed fire burn in san mateo county. firefighters will burn the remaining five acres of grass from filoli historic house and garden in woodside. smoke will be seen throughout san mateo county, from woodside to san bruno. the prescribed burn was planned as part of the strategic efforts to protect local wildlife and drinking water. a new video out of southern california shows how aerial firefighting crews are working to put out the body fire in riverside county. hot dry conditions and rugged terrain are making it difficult for crews batt

not today though. 60s, 70s and 80s on those temps. a little drizzle out there as well. 6070s and 80s. but tomorrow it does look warmer and it looks warm to hot for inland areas as we head towards friday and saturday could be 100 and 203 depending on how far inland you go and which forecast model is right. but it does look like a warm up on tap after today. all right, steve, tom at 741, if you're looking for a new car, more cars are finally available. the prices are leveling off. but it was a new problem for buyers. coming up, what's blocking some people from getting that new ride? we'll head to our newsroom now with andre senior sr to look ahead at what's coming up on mornings on two. well, good morning from deadly crashes involving pedestrians to trying to combat open-air drug use in the city. and our next hour of news, i'll talk live with san jose mayor matt mahan on the issues happening in the bay area's biggest city. and get an update on that pink poodle strip club investigation. and later on, the nine in the era of skyrocketing r

so inland temps are on their way down. they'll still be some in the 80s, but we're not looking for the 90s now, at least not in my forecast zone here unless you're you don't get the fog. if you do then it's july or you know it gets hot 40s on the temps upper 40s tahoe and truckee 50 to 60 70s in the valley and then mainly 50s on the coast. that was just too much in the way of low clouds and fog. onshore wind will continue to be with us. that low is going to knock knock the high down for a couple of days. no sign of any monsoon moisture. we had plenty of monsoon like moisture in may and june, but so far, july, very quiet, at least for now. 5060s anywhere near the water, 70s, mainly low 80s for those well, well away from the coast or any fog influence and the breeze will be with us. temperatures look like they'll bump down actually a couple of degrees as we head towards friday then kind of level off for the weekend you guys. all right, steve, thank you. retirees are underestimating how long they will live. coming up, why exp

that would be the hottest temp ever reliably recorded. meantime, signs at the parks hiking trails warn visitors not to be there after 10:00am because of the heat. >> it's very especially when there's a breezy, we think that maybe could be some slight relief from the heat. it's just really does feel like and an low blow dryer. just go back in your face. >> the hottest temperature recorded at death valley ever was 134 degrees. that was back in july 1913, but scientists have come to doubt the accuracy that reading. >> still ahead, firefighters on the peninsula help a sick and owl what officials believe caused to get ill. >> are you feeling lucky? the drawing for the 3rd largest powerball jackpot is ouch. those numbers there on your screen. get your tickets out. check it out. 2, 9. 43. 55. 57 and the powerball is 18. 875 million dollars up for grabs tonight. it's a lump sum cash value of more than 441 million dollars. the last drawing nobody matched the 6 numbers which has obviously led to tonight's drawing. so as always, good luck to you. ta

the coolest temp, if you will, was on the 10th when it was 110.has been smoking hot down in arizona, but they end it finally with a little cooler. better. i still won't stop it being the hottest july ever. temperatures for us, not too bad, but they started to come down. santa rosa, redwood city, livermore and san jose 85, 81, 89 and 81 on the forecast highs and we will get a break from some of the inland warm to hot temperatures 94 yesterday in concord. go 89 today, then down to 82, 82 and 83. so we had the tuesday, wednesday and thursday. so a cooler pattern is kicking in. it starts today, more pronounced as we head to tuesday. wednesday a lot of that monsoon moisture, which has been very, very late to the party, is finally taking the turn. but we had some higher clouds out of it. but that's really not about it for us. i mean, they've already disappeared. the fog is not, though. it's going to increase. so you can see some of the low cloud deck a little bit more on the marin coast south versus north. higher clouds are now pushing off towards the e

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temps. now they're up for about five degrees inland fog, then sun breezy to windy at times 60 to 70 80s. and i think even a little cooler into friday before we live it off into what looks like a typical weekend. you guys . all right, steve, thank you very much. it was a rough night for a lot of people trying to get a good night's sleep. more on the effects of illegal and also legal fireworks shows across the bay area. and a cautionary tale to keep your valuables at home. we'll tell you why police cannot help one family recover their ipad that was stolen out of their car even though they know where it is a father and son traveled to baseball stadiums around the country and they came to finally see the oakland coliseum for the first time. they say their car was broken into and their ipads stolen from the in and out parking lot near the oakland airport. they tracked the stolen ipad to san francisco, but oakland pd say they can't do anything about it. oakland police cannot go searching because w

more triple-digit temps on the way, and as we found, no relief even at the beach in miami. >>> thousands of actors on strike the major stars speaking out tonight refusing to work in protest. how long the strike could last and the ripple effect on so many others. plus, what it could mean for all of your favorite shows >>> the controversial new barrier at the border right on the river and the lawsuit to stop it >>> what do we know about ufos top senators tonight calling on the government to finally come clean >>> and it's messi mania here in miami days before a new kickoff for the soccer superstar. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> and good evening i'm tom llamas in for lester reporting tonight from one of the hottest places in the country, miami, where brutal heat has gripped the city for weeks. the feels like here today, 102 it's a type of heat so many americans are experiencing this week as you'll see later in the broadcast, but we want to begin right now with that breaking news out of new york the arrest of a suspected serial killer thought to have murdered

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the temps soar late in the week. we still have the fog around near the bay and along the coast tomorrow morning, starting off great and drizzley, tomorrow afternoon and evening come some of the fog will hug the coastline. the morning temps will be in the 50's. watch out for the fog and drizzle. visibility will be poor because of that. tomorrow afternoon you're looking at a hot day inland, low to mid 90's, turning up the heat. inland highs in the 90's along the coastline in the 60's. right around the-based airline that shoreline it will be warmer. the accuweather 7-day forecast, warming tomorrow, a little dip wednesday with low 90's inland, upper 50's coast. you probably will not notice it. as we head towards the end of the workweek into the weekend, this is when it will sizzle, inland highs in the triple digits. among the coastline in the 60's. the temperatures begin to moderate monday, but it will be several days of significantly higher heat risk. something to keep in mind, especially as we all make outdoor activity

temps continue climbing around the world. art is creating more environment better suited for mosquitoes that can carry the disease. 2000, we had about a million cases. >> and to debut 2022, would wreck our to do a full 0. 2 million cases. >> we to be in the show's an eight-fold increase. well, a warming planet is also making tick populations more active earlier than >> usual, creating a larger window where people could be infected with lyme disease, even tick borne illnesses. meanwhile, bite from the lone star tick common across the eastern and southern u.s. causing more people to develop allergies to red meat. it's coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. the city of hayward has an update after they were targeted in a cyberattack. >> well, the city of hayward, their internal computer network is up and running again. that internal computer network was attacked after. >> a ransomware event took down most of the city's online portals. now, the issues they were discovered back on july 9th. and this time the city is not commenting

despite the rising temps drinking a lot of water. that's how i stay cool. stay hydrated. >> being indoors. also like i went to the mall for the ac and i've been taking some of that advice getting out of the heat. >> and into the a c also, i have my water bottle here to stay hydrated. that's a recommendation for everyone as we get into the hotter months in san jose. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> south bay residents looking to escape the hot temperatures can head to santa clara county libraries in cupertino, gilroy, los gatos milpitas and morgan hill serve as cooling center's today for a complete list of facilities around the bay area. head to our website kron 4 dot com. >> and a beach hazard warning is in effect for people heading to bay area beaches today. san francisco fire up say despite the heat, the water is actually colder than usual for this time of year. we're talking about the lower to mid 50's and unprepared beachgoers could get cold water shocked if they're not used to those conditions which can lead to things like high, prevent help hyperventilati

temps later on today will be in the 90's for a couple of areas like antioch in morgan hill. most of the rest of us either 70's or 80's. i'll be talking the rest of this week's forecast and the upcoming weekend. still to come bringing. all right, john, thank you for that. well, a lot of you out there commuting on this wednesday drive times of the bay bridge of certainly improve word 16 minutes now. but we got up to about 30 minutes peak of the morning. 18 minutes vr san mateo bridge. lot of traffic getting on the bridge a little slow, long 8.80. >> as you're traveling through haber richmond center fell bridge 12 minutes. their tolls to want to one that golden gate bridge and fog about 24 minutes. a little slow along 101 and the south bay. 54. but it right up that 85 into menlo park. mylan upon 82 instead. all right. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 901. let's get to the breaking news. a pedestrian is fighting for their life right now because a car hit them in san jose. once again. >> a story about another accident in the south. the kron four's will tran standing by in san

despite the rising temps drinking a lot of water. that's how i stay cool. stay hydrated. >> being indoors. also like i went to the mall for the ac. >> and i've been taking some of that advice getting out of the heat and into the ac. i've also been drinking a lot of water my water bottle with me to stay hydrated. tomorrow is supposed to be another hot day. so make sure you stay hydrated as well. live in san jose. amanda hari kron, 4 news. all right, amanda, good advice. thank the san francisco fire department has issued a beach hazard warning for people. >> spending their hot days near the ocean. fire officials say the water is colder than usual for this time of year in the lower to mid 50's. so if you're not used to these conditions, what you could get, it's called a cold shocked response which can lead to things like hyperventilating and vertigo. the national weather service is also warning beachgoers about rip currents. but still with this heat, no amount of warnings will keep the crowds away completely this weekend. we are here today because of the high

it's 50's to 60's for current temps fairfield, an app that 60 degrees. san francisco at 55 right now. most of us are looking at some pretty clear skies this morning. a few low clouds in the north bay, as well as through the golden gate. now as we move into the afternoon day time highs not getting up into the nineties today. it's just 70's and 80's, which as i mentioned, is right on par with those seasonal averages. talk of the rest of your forecast. still to come rain. all right, john, thank you for that. well, let's get you moving on a thursday morning. if you are traveling into the city right now, things are looking much better. >> we don't have that build up here at the toll plaza. 15 minutes maze to that fremont street exit, our san mateo bridge around 19 little busy getting on and off the bridge. very 80's. a little busy this morning. richmond center fell ridge about a 14 minute ride and the golden gate bridge. you had a little low life on their use. those low beams. 26 minutes on this thursday morning. all right, james, back to you. news nation is

also in the 90's today in temps will rise quick by noontime. many of us are already approaching 90 event. i've got more of these details as we go now, as far as our roads go things out there. great bay bridge, no issues in the least bit no backup. even at the toll plaza. things are moving along at the san mateo bridge. there's a lot of us out there, but you're close to the limit at 14 minutes to get you across the richmond center fell a little backup at the tolls, but also holding at 12 minutes right now. darya james. all right. thanks a lot. let's continue. >> on our team coverage now, majority of the bay area is going to be looking for ways to beat this heat. maybe a dip in the pool. if you've got one in the backyard, if not, you're going to head to a community pool somewhere else as part of our team coverage, we have will tran out at one option for folks in walnut creek and the farm. they will. if you come down to walnut creek, you have plenty of options across the street. >> as heather farming, you can go swimming over there or if you come

the high temps creating smoggy conditions. air quality alert, a spare the air alert is in effect not only today but through tomorrow and maybe through sunday. let's talk about the heat. it's not a long living thing like they are experiencing in las vegas and arizona. >> just saturday and sunday is the hottest. anyone that lives in the peninsula, you will have the best weather as we head through this weekend. that's going to be the spot to be, no doubt. you are going to get an ocean breeze. i want to show you how widespread these heat warnings are. look at this map. if you are listening to us, you are in the other room, come on over. i will give you time and you can see how expansive the warnings are covering most of california. there's a few slivers here near the coastal areas that don't have heat warnings. that's because you will have a little bit of the ocean breeze. also, nevada in those and it continues here through arizona. saturday and sunday, we are looking at the hottest weather. i still want to underscore the point th

just look at these temps 50's and 60's near the coastline. it will be 60's to 70's elsewhere.that's as warm as it is getting saying, carlos, that a cool 72, san jose all the way down to 77 after what had been some scorching hot temps livermore at 78 while hayward on up through oakland and up to richmond all in the 60's. we do have a couple of low 80's barely hanging on in antioch, in vacaville. so you only 2 spots dipping above that 80 degree mark today, though. as for the next 7 days, we stay pretty cool all the way through this weekend. definitely a nice weekend for those of you that don't love the heat so much. get outside and enjoy it as much as you can before. the heat does make its return highs back in the 90's inland by tuesday of next week. it is thursday after the 4th of july. so things out there starting to get a little busy year, but not so much yet on the bay bridge. we still only have an 8 minute drive across that currently and things are looking just fine so far, anyways. san mateo bridge, a 13 minute drive across the span. there. definitely seeing traffic pickin

of course we will be feeling it soon, along with the hot temps and that spare air alert in effect. >> bob redell joins us live from livermore where an excessive heat warning goes into effect in the next 24 hours. how is it feeling out there right now? >> reporter: it's approaching 79 degrees according to my phone. moms and dads have brought the kids to cool off in the fountain. this is pretty typical with a heat wave in livermore, people come out with their kids to get some water and just to get some relief from this heat. we expect it to hit the mid-90s. that high heat combined with car exhausts and other forms of pollution expected to make the air quality unhealthy. that's why they ask you to take public transportation, avoid using the cars like people are doing in mifr livermore. take public transportation and avoid mowing the lawn. pg&e is preparing by prelacing workers and extra equipment in places like here in the east bay, where temps are expected to hit triple digits tomorrow and sunday. they don't expect widespread issues. the utility is asking you to conserve your electric u

temps near the water are a lot cooler , only 78 in san francisco and 80 in pacifica. there is smoke drifting down that is from the fire burning in southwestern oregon. it is not as intense as the ones in canada but that smoke does get pushed across the bay area. this particular run tracks smoke through the whole depth of the atmosphere. fortunately most of this has been elevated in the atmosphere, but we are still going to see some return of moderate air quality levels on wednesday and forecast models indicating unhealthy readings inland , something we will keep an eye on as we head through the day tomorrow. temps tonight drop down to mid-to-upper 50s with highs tomorrow still one more day of near average readings with 60s on the coast and 7280 down the peninsula with mostly mid to low 80s inland. most ladies in the tri-valley and upper 80s in the delta. even the hottest spots are staying just below 90 degrees. a few degrees low average for san francisco in oakland but pleasantly so . low 80s for much of the north bay with cooler spots staying in the upper 70s until y

these temps today are going to be absolutely outrageous. we do not want anybody having heatstroke. >> reporter: volunteer monique hebert is providing a lifeline to those in need >> water cool ties? >> i'm taking the dog up for ac and shoes. >> reporter: bringing supplies to the city's most vulnerable. >> it's all right, honey, we got you. >> reporter: and their pets >> don't bite me trust me, i'm doing this for your own good. >> reporter: emergency crews there responding to calls with heat always on the mind >> have you been drinking plenty of water? >> it's one of the hottest summers that we've had in recent years. and so, yeah, definitely taken a toll on the community for sure. >> marissa is with us now. 17 days, marissa when is this expected to end in phoenix? >> well, not any time soon temperatures here forecast above 110 until at least next saturday kate >> okay, marissa, thank you. >>> there is breaking news tonight in georgia where a mass shooting suspect was shot and killed by police while they tried to take him into custody. at thi

ocean temps in the pacific are not increasing at the rate of the atlantic right now. but scientists worry that another el nino year will cause another marine heat waves. >> california's last el nino was from about 2014 to >> and the marine mammal center says they are still seeing impacts lord gill as the public programs manager at the center andssays climate change is causing food sources for seal pups to move further off shore so that ultimately can lead to moment contrition and those younger pups washing back up on shore or onto beaches, looking lethargic and skinny, rare sighting such as gray whale swimming near the bay bridge and the washing-up of the dead gray whale on angel island. >> are also likely related to climate change. according to the center in next el nino is predicted for later this year. and that has scientists concerned. joshua smith is an ocean conservation research. scientists at the monterey bay aquarium. >> it is the last marine heatwave cause booms of sea urchins that depleted kelp forests directions just went nuts and they started eating a tid

we are here today because of the high temps ocean beaches he's normally cold and not pleasant. so we're >> for the good weather and most excited he teen. has the sea kerry shells. >> ovid could be. >> that warning extends through tomorrow night. and the south bay, the 3rd annual stars and strides race made its way through downtown san jose. more than 2000 people taking part in this year's run. the starting point was at discovery meadow and the course ended at a festival area with live music lawn games, food trucks proceeds benefited the valley health foundation. and of course, it looked like it was fun time for all ages. coming up here at 6 o'clock, a major sporting event coming to levi's stadium tomorrow. the national teams that are going head to head. >> and still tracking triple digit heat for the hottest inland valleys in the 107 for brentwood, pittsburgh, brentwood and conquered in the triple digit heat as is livermore but pleasant temperatures along the coast in the low 60's. find out how long this summer heat wave is long this summer heat wave is going to last in my - yo

it happened in temp heathland in the state lease co authorities say the investigation into the suspectses, but they are happy the victim has been found safe. coming up, why is steph curry running wild lead steph curry running wild lead out of all? course in sports. ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado oooh ♪ ♪ we got that drip, drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ >> and now kron 4 sports. >> summer league basketball has not been very kind to the warriors over the past month. in fact, they only won one game in sacramento and they've had no luck at all in las vegas, losing all 4 of their games. they hope to get their first win today against the raptors who are also winless in sin city warriors. look to be on track to get that first win in vegas. lester quinones, drai

at this high school in tempe, arizona, classes started last week. >> a hotter environment for studentsquired several cool zone spaces at every one of our campuses, especially this year. >> reporter: while athletic fields are empty during the hottest hours of the day, the teams still practice. >> student athletes are drinking a gallon or two of water before they even go outside. >> reporter: outside, the risks are everywhere. extreme heat is magnifying surface temperatures. even quick contact can cause first-degree burns at 118 degrees. blisters can occur at 131, and skin tissue can be destroyed instantly at 162. in arizona, surface temperatures can reach 180 degrees. across the country, keeping cool can prevent heat exhaustion and heatstroke. so far this summer, at least five deaths inside national parks have been attributed to heat-related causes. the heat dangerous as well for creatures at the phoenix zoo. even desert tortoises need a water break. seniors at this rec center are playing it safe, exercising indoors. >> what do you worry about when the temperatures get this hot? >> air-

we are told to keep us healthy, but sick temps too for some aging, right. the people who live is on the use of the office until the age of 19 which a ship and he will be able to have an opportunity to create as soon as whatever they feel like the crew comes on the ukrainian shilling. well, assuming on the front lines and the guns scrub pop like wash and stripes, the pushing bucket things, they both do crazy. expensive. also coming up this out. 310 leave golf model. and the launch is an online submission to the fall site up in the mid mountain. the country 2nd attempt to reach the us natural satellite and the state of emergency on food is declared in nigeria as an increasing number of locals that suffer from sky will contain pricing, the tempe i'm hearing most go in. this is on the international with the very latest wells news updates. it's great to happy with us that would begin with the latest on the conflict in don't boss weren't policy film for this. come on, the ukrainian shelling on the front line. so the city of criminal yeah. and then the guns with p

but water temps at that time were 91 degrees on the dive computer.porter: it's concerning because the florida keys just this week got put to the highest level of warning for coral bleaching. >> oftentimes, that means the coral is losing some of its nutrition, and it can lead to coral dying. >> what does it look like? >> it will really just look white. a very, very pale. >> we really don't know? >> we really don't know. the staff might come up high-fiving or they might come up in tears. >> reporter: within seconds, we saw it. >> so we've been looking at several patches. it's all white. it's dead. that means within the last two weeks, bleached, gone. >> reporter: while we'll have to wait for noaa to make a full report this will likely be the worst bleaching event the florida keys has ever seen. is this worst-case scenario? >> from what we can tell so far, yeah. immediately when we went in, we saw white. big patches. >> as soon as i put my face in the water, my heart dropped into my stomach for sure. >> it's a lot of work to be lost in ten days due to h

this month phoenix has had 25 straight days of temps hotter than 110 degrees. also, a separate study found signs that a crucial atlantic ocean current could be near collapse. the current is essential to moving water from the tropics into the north atlantic ocean. the collapse could have severe consequences, leading to extreme cold in europe and sea level rise on the east coast of the u.s. the study published in the journal of communications found under current greenhouse gas emissions, it could collapse the century as soon as two years from now. >>> we are already seeing the serious impacts climate change is having on wildlife, and now the threat to pacific seabirds. researchers are saying that it is in motion and may have heartbreaking consequences. john ramos explains. >> reporter: for years we have been told the climate changes on its way. now it is here and it appears that birds are going to be some of its first victims. they call them marine heat waves. giant blobs of warm water that form in the pacific ocean. allison herman says that the heated water coul

high temps can affect airline departures >> it will take longer to take off and some airlines may have to cut weight with less passengers and baggage. >> reporter: before leaving for vacation, travel pros advise checking the extended weather forecast monitor news of potential strikes or political instability, and consider trip insurance. >> if you've invested a lot of money in a trip and your money is nonrefundable, it would behoove you to buy travel insurance >> reporter: but bewarned, you can't buy travel insurance after extreme weather is already predicted to affect your vacation lester >> tom, thank you. >>> up next, can a new monument to emmett till bring more understanding to a case that still haunts ame amamerica? nenext >>> finally tonight, it's been almost 70 years since the lynching of emmett till, whose murder became a catalyst for the civil rights movement now, till's memory is being honored with a national monument. here's blayne alexander. >> reporter: emmett till would have turned 82 years old today instead, in 1955, the 14-year-old boy was abducted, beaten, and lynched

order to get on the on the hottest temperatures, you have to go will inland, and that is where those tempsl range 95-107, we will see low humidity, about 5%, and a little breeze about 5-20 miles per hour, that will elevate the fire danger. for those inland valleys, this is how things will play off tomorrow. 90, by noon, as we get to 4:00 p.m., we will get to 104. there is some relief, if you want to get away from it, head to the coast, we will have plenty of 50s and 60s. i will head to the coast, where we can see 104, 105, 106 and 107. full forecast in less than 16 minutes. >> jeff, we will see you shortly. >>> high temperatures can cause trouble. pg&e is mobilizing workers and extra equipment and places where those temperatures are expected to triple digits. pg&e is not anticipate widespread outages. however, utility says there may be isolated issues. it is also expecting people to cut their electricity usage, to relieve the strain on the grid. >>> and it is going to be downright uncomfortable in a lot of places. so many families are already fleeing to the coast to get away from the inten

at this high school in tempe, arizona, classes started last week. students means what? >> we have required several cooldown spaces at all of our campuses especially this year. >> reporter: while athletic fields are empty during the hottest hours of the day, the team still practice. >> the athletes are drinking a gallon or two of water before they go outside. >> reporter: outside the risks are everywhere, extreme heat is magnifying surface temperatures. even quick contact can cause first-degree burns at 118 degrees. blisters can occur at 131 and skin tissue can be destroyed instantly at 162. in arizona, surface temperatures can reach 180 degrees. across the country keeping cool can prevent heat exhaustion and heat stroke. so for the summer at least five deaths inside national parks have been attributed to heat related causes. the heat dangerous as well for creatures at the phoenix zoo. even desert tortoises need a broader break. seniors at this rec center are playing it safe, exercising indoors. >> what do you worry about when the temperatures get to

as you mentioned, those east bay temps were extreme today. people did all they could to make it bearable. kron four's amanda hari joining us live from walnut creek with more on and is it still hot out there? >> pretty hot out here. we're actually in concord right now. it felt like it was 100 or close to it earlier today. now the sun is getting a little bit lower, not quite set. it is in the mid 80's. it's feeling a little bit more comfortable now a little bit more bearable. but people tell me that they had to adjust their plans today just to deal with the heat. >> it is can remotely? was in like 103. we go. yeah. as temperatures climb to the east bay, people were doing everything they could to cool down. >> walton not and her son gary and more decided to escape the heat by heading into a movie at iran deluxe cinema in concord. but soon realized they weren't the only ones with that idea rounded as i don't know what hit. >> you think you're going to get some of fresh air, the fresh a fee and i think it's ballots because so many people it took a

despite the rising temps drinking a lot of water. that's how i stay cool. stay hydrated. >> being indoors. also like i went to the mall for the ac and i've been taking some of that advice getting out of the heat. >> and into the a c also, i have my water bottle here to stay hydrated. that's a recommendation for everyone as we get into the hotter months in san jose. amanda hari kron, 4 all right. let's get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. of course, the heat, the big story. we're taking a live look at sfo. we know that there's been. >> some travel troubles out there. a lot of people waiting to get on and off of flights waiting for baggage. busy, busy, busy out there. brace rodriguez joining us now with a look at the weather recent and no surprise there with the long holiday weekend out in full force. and with that, our first hot summer heat wave as well. so let's take a look at the heat advisories in effect for our warmest inland valleys in the north bay, east bay and south bay. >> noticeably excluded from that heat advisory, the immediate bay area coast

you know, while there may be some relief in sight, these daytime temps are just not letting up.wave that's been impacting the southwest finally expanded into the plains, midwest, mid-atlantic, and northeast. across the country, there are temps in the 90s, and in other areas, high humidity is making it feel like it's at least 100 degrees or hotter. today there are still heat alerts in at least 26 states, and people have to rely on ac to stay cool, keeping power grid operators on high alert. in fact, the nation's largest electric grid operator serves a bulk of the east coast and midwest issued emergency alert this week with demand expected to peak yesterday on friday. there's a dual threat of heat and severe storms in some states. more than 300,000 people lost power in the great lakes. that line of storms is expected to push toward the northeast, i-95 corridor, and that could bring rounds of thunderstorms, stretching from virginia to massachusetts. this weather expected, though, to finally drop temps after people have spent the past few days in oppressive heat. >> it's getting war

low 70's for those of you in mountain view and temp around that 72 degrees with santa rosa bierly in the low 70's in petaluma starting to cool down to 69 degrees. let's take a live look outside at our coit candle. as you can see, call the fog. not really impacting that laser light beam out there right now on telegraph hill. >> but it could change throughout tonight because it is getting thicker. io take advantage of it this evening and check it out. let's take a look at radar for because we are noticing that thick, deep marine layer right along the coast going to spread throughout the morning. very shallow hayes and marine layer throughout today. but we are going to notice, though, throughout your sunday, it's only going to get thicker with monsoonal moisture clouds streaming through the bay area. and with that, we do have a slight chance of dry thunderstorms in the forecast for the coast and north bay valleys by sunday night into early monday morning. so just keep that in mind. a slight chance, but a chance nonetheless. and another hot day for a bay area valleys. but overnight lows

despite the rising temps drinking a lot of water. that's how i stay cool. stay hydrated. >> being indoors. also like i went to the mall for the ac. >> and i've been taking some of that advice as well, getting out of the heat and into the ac. i've also been carrying my water bottle here with me just to make sure i stay hydrated. tomorrow is supposed to be hot as well. so make sure you stay hydrated tonight and into tomorrow. just so you can stay safe. live in san jose amanda hari kron. 4 news. it's all right, amanda, thanks a lot in the east bay, the high temperatures are drawing people to the water. >> the antioch marina, a popular spot, of course, for boaters and as kron four's philippe djegal reports, emergency officials are urging people to use caution if you hit the delta this holiday weekend. >> boats backing into the water at the antioch marina saturday, a fraction of what is expected on the 4th of july. everybody pay attention, be polite. respect the other boaters, jill henderson, her husband, steve and dog pearl, taking to the delta a few days befor

high temps whether in greece or arizona can affect airline departures. >> in extreme heat, it will takeff, and some airlines may have to cut weight with less passengers and baggage. >> reporter: before leaving for vacation, travel pros advise checking the extended forecast. monitor news of potential strikes or political instability, and consider cancel for any reason trip insurance. >> if you invested a lot of money in a trip and your money is nonrefundable, it would behoove you to buy travel insurance. >> reporter: but be warned. you can't buy travel insurance after extreme weather is already predicted to ct your vacation. lester? >> tostello tonight, thank you. >>> up next, can a new monument to emmett till bring more understanding to a case that still haunts america? next.. coululd be a sigign that your d digestive s system coululd be a sigign that your d digestive s system isn't atat its best.t. but a lilittle metamamucil everydayay can help.p. memetamucil's s psyllium fibeber gels to o trap and reremove the w waste that weieighs you dodown anand also helelps lower chololesterol and

on day 17 of temps at or over 110. >> these temps today are going to be absolutely outrageous. we do not want anybody having heatstroke. >> reporter: volunteer monique hebert is providing a lifeline to those in line >> water cool ties? >> i'm taking the dog up for ac and shoes. >> reporter: bringing supplies to the city's most vulnerable. >> it's all right, honey, we got you. >> reporter: and their pets. >> don't bite me trust me, i'm doing this for your own good. >> reporter: emergency crews there responding to calls with heat always on the mind. >> have you been drinking plenty of water >> it's one of the hottest summers that we've had in recent years. and so, yeah, definitely taken a toll on the community for sure. >> our thanks to marissa for that report. and michelle grossman will have a look at how long the heatwave will last, coming up >>> breaking news out of ukraine. there are reports of explosions at the kerch bridge that connects occupied ukrainian crimea to mainland russia. the governor of crimea says on telegram the traffic has been halted over a, quote, emergency

the tech is present or what temp temp? 81 says government is trying to get russia back on board or sol, set of reports from the stumble. this is the last shift carrying green from ukraine on the blacks. the green initiative, brokers by the united nations center to yeah. now russia has pulled out seeing is demand. how not being mat of russia wants to see. and, and west of the 4 sections on the russian agricultural bank and to restrictions on shipping. an insurance that must go say is, has hampered its agricultural exports and that's the tricky. it is one of the main beneficiaries of the deal, and he's hopeful it can be helped to get there real. sure for that, i shall know that i believe my friend, president boots and once this humanitarian bridge to continue in the meantime, uh for administer will hold as meetings with discounts of thoughts. and i will meet with mr. booth. and as soon as i return from the trip, when we meet with him in our country in august, we will have the opportunity to discuss all these issues. we will

misty conditions towards the coast and on our hillsides where we are seeing that same fog, current temps are in the 50's could chance to step outside. enjoy that cool. feel this morning before we do see a warm afternoon like i've been mentioning today is the most comfortable of those warm temperatures. highs will only reach the 70's to 80's today. tomorrow it's 90's inland. and then the triple digits this next weekend rain. all right, john, thank you for that. well, the good news not seeing major delays across our ridges, but we are starting to see traffic pick up a bit. the bay bridge meteor lights have been on. >> that's about a 60 minute ride. the air, our san mateo bridge, a little under 14 and 13 minutes for the richmond. sandra fell bridge while the golden gate sits at about 20 minutes. the real issue has been bart. thankfully, we've gone from a major delay to now a 20 minute delay. this is on the various a line and the richmond in daly, city direction because of an early air equipment issue. let's get a look at our highways. 101 of the south bay for you. 43 minutes. while you're t

some low 90's for warmest of temps inland. that's before we get even cooler start of august. looking very mild by thursday of next week. we're only in the upper 70's at the warmest great. all right. on the eve of that, let's get moving on the bridges about 9 minutes there. the bay bridge toll plaza is a open and everybody's been drive-in. >> 13 minutes to rich richardson or foe ridge at 8 minute drive and golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 21 minutes. the san francisco unified school district there are now being sued over a child abuse claims happened almost 20 years ago. following documents allege a former teacher at lowell high school was not properly supervised by the school district lead to the abuse of a male student. that alleged abuse happened during the 2004, 2005 school year mountain police arrested the former teacher in 2014 after he arranged to meet with a 17 year-old on a website. the former teacher pled guilty to multiple charges in that case. it's 9.19 and former president trump is now facing more charges in the ongoing classified documents case. federal prose

got the cool temps this morning. definitely a nice morning for the jog. let those windows open. we are seeing some cloudy skies in the north bay and out along the coastline right now, south bay and inland areas. you've already cleared out sitting under the sunshine, high pressure and heat to our south, a low pressure area and cooler air sweeping in from the north. and we're right in the middle of both here for the bay area. this is brought us this gradual cooling trend that we've enjoyed so far this week. taking us out of those triple digits inland in only into the 80's for those same spots today. tomorrow morning, we've got an increase. do some marine layer going to take longer for the gray to burn off tomorrow? but once we get there with the sunshine, tomorrow's daytime highs inland are only going to be in the 70's and that starts us off on a trend of much cooler weather for this upcoming weekend. 60's for your daytime highs in san francisco as well as at the coastline. lots of 70's along the bay shore today. some really nice weather to be out and about along the bay redwood c

so if you like that, at least more moderate field to temps today is your day. a nice mild one. but the high pressure ridge that sitting adjacent to us is going to start building back in now thrusting that low and the cool temperatures along with it out and temperatures tomorrow for inland areas as warm as the 90's already with triple digits come the weekend for inland spots. so today's 60's at the coast, 70's along the bay shore and 80's that are very warm us for inland areas are comparatively really nice saying carlos in palo alto at 74 each while the south bay looking at temps in the 70's to low 80's, pretty similar for the east bay livermore. only 81 today, walnut creek right there as well. oakland and san leandro at 70 boy. i-76 for you while petaluma novato and san or fell in the upper 70's. now tomorrow's temperatures start us out in the 90's inland and by the weekend, it's triple digits in linden 80's by the bay shore. all this anderson, ian persistently dry skies, which does mean fire danger is going to become more and more of a concern as we heat things up. back to you

sunshine and more cool temps tomorrow. today's daytime highs 50's and 60's at the coastline.ear the coast. well, those of us further inland, we'll see temperatures budging just a few more degrees. getting us back into the 70's later on today. san jose at 77. well, fremont 72 livermore. you're just shy of 80 degrees at 78 up the east bay shoreline from castro valley to richmond. it's all 60's. well, pittsburgh and fairfield back down in the 70's today, looking at tomorrow through sunday, even cooler. yet it's low 70's inland and 60's by the bay shore temps after that will warm quickly by next tuesday and wednesday. some of us inland. we'll be right back to the 90's ringing. all right, john, thank you for that. the time now and and we're checking on those bridges out there for you. >> are going to hit the road right now. you can see we're not seeing major delays and we busy round 6 o'clock between 6 and 08:00am the peak of the traffic. now things are pretty smooth sailing. the bay bridge is going to take a little under 10 minutes to make that drive. this morning. a meteor light

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first marisa rodriguez is tracking the temps here in the bay area. yeah. even across the country as well. vicki, we're sitting in a very cool in the 60's for downtown san francisco, but take a look. >> at los vegas. you are just in the triple digits just a few go relatively speaking. cooling down into the upper 90's at 90 degrees. so fortunately out of the century, mark, but definitely hot, even for this 10 o'clock hour and check out phoenix scorching temperatures. there are 106 degrees with dallas, texas, flirting with 90's at 89 degrees. so hard to believe. these are current temperatures and not today or tomorrow is daytime highs. but today in the bay area, we certainly felt the heat. in fact, we're about 8 degrees above average for livermore in concord, warming up in the mid-nineties when we should be flirting with 90's. this time of year in santa rosa, 10 degrees above average. you should be in the mid 80's at 83 degrees. not 93 degrees. so definitely hot temperatures there. fortunately not in the triple digits. downtown san francisco, very comfortable