we figure the price of gas and be haven't ran the ac yet. we tougherred out until about noon and started driving around, hit hobby lobby. >> reporter: pg&e stresses these aren't planned outages started by cal iso. spokesperson said the utility has the power but the intense heat overwhelmed it's equipment. rolling blackouts are possible as the heat wave continues. >> a duration of one to two hours and they happen in blocks. when i say blocks it's ary a sp one block of demand could have customers coming across the service there. >> reporter: they didn't need to call for rolling blackouts because of conservation. a flex alert will be in effect tomorrow with customers asked to reduce energy use from 4:00 in the afternoon to 9:00 at night. >> thank you. >>> its going to be an uncomfortable night for a lot of people. jeff has been tracking heat wave. what are you seeing? we were in the thick of it. i don't think its getting better tomorrow. >> we will have day number 2 which will be just as hot as today. that is why you just really have to think a

we don't have ac. we left earlier before it got too we actually went to angela islands which >> was >> and then a mistake we wear in 97. 98 degrees on angela islands an emergency vehicle had to come. i'm assuming for heat stroke, ali and teary and her family are beating the heat. the only way many san franciscans know how definitely keep all the windows open drinking a lot of ice water. meanwhile, others escape the heat by heading to places like the ferry building. we're trying gather. >> it's cooler in the ferry building than it is outside. somewhere in here in grabbing some cold snacks. thankful >> going to >> more hot temperatures are expected on tuesday. may be motivating more people to head into the office for work instead of working from home in san francisco, taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. >> and we've got everything in one spot on our website. you can scan this qr code or just head over to kron 4 dot com head over to kron 4 dot com for more, we'll be right back. what's the difference between prop

those have ac. so some parents are saying they were quite stressed trying to figure what they're going to do with the kids. other say they have the after school program. so that's going to be helpful for them. these half days will be at loose elementary school where i'm at now novato high school and he'll education center novato unified. closing them due to not having that access see they got make sure the kids stay cool and that way students can go home to some homework. hopefully that parents have ac or hopefully that and they use after school care here does have a c other than that. the school district believes schools are the best places for students in this extreme weather conditions. keep them active, keep them learning about unified plans to have water available to all schools. preening refillable water bottles is also recommended recess activities may be limited to quiet games that require minimal energy. >> p e activities for all grades will be held indoors, less strenuous activities, cowle

i don't have time to deal with you ace. let me go and it's over.y questions correctly. don't piss me off, ace, what were you doing at home, semina? speak. followed her, who ordered do not remember not to waste my time ace. i know what the front is for? yes, you don’t know at all, they told me to follow. if someone does not come to report, yes, with no one, she went to the store a couple of times, the rest of the time she sat at home. take a statement from him and let him go. i don't understand. who else besides a fly is in your gang, and where everyone else is hiding now. which gang what other fly? i don't know this guy. with your fingers well, how could i not recognize him right away, i confess i had one dose. and the fly tracked you down and took it away. that's right. well, max, what does he say? let him act like a robbed drug addict. i did n't expect anything else. who is the owner of the garage in which you were hiding from us, by god, i don’t know the citizens, the chief passed by, i see the gates are open, but i popped in. max find out every

the city of las vegas and all of southern nevada are extremely proud of the aces. they certainly raise the stakes and they hit the jackpot. thank you very much. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from veavment, mr. cline, for five minutes. mr. cline: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize the 250th anniversary of fin castle, virginia. in 1772, western moving settlers john mill and israel christian founded the town and by 1784 there were 59 homes as well as at that verns and the early formation of a justice system. once virginia's gateway to the west, fin castle is the county seat which once extended to the mississippi river. meriwether lewis and william clark visited there during their expedition into the west. william returned to fin castle and married julia hancock in 1808 in the historic home santalane. passing settlers stopped on their way to the interior of what would become the united states. conducting business and buying goods from the merchants in town. today fin castle proudly main tains its heritage and h

i hope she's hunkered down with with serious ac because we need it. it because we had a power outage. >> that is rough to have to deal with power outages when it's 116 degrees outside. unfortunately, i have some really bad news. >> oh, no. >> it's going to be even worse today. >> no. for how many more days? >> this is the peak of the heat. >> that's good news. >> this as kids are heading back to school, and we're dealing with power issues. right now we're in the upper 70s. some hilltops still in the 90 like the altamont pass, mt. dee abblow, santa cruz in the 90. mid 60s in the north bay. as we go into today, let's first head to the south bay. this is a look at highs. let me turn this fan off over here. we have a fan right beside the weather wall. all right. it's 114 degrees today for the high temperature in gilroy. look at these tri-valley temperatures. 118 in livermore. oakland, 102. 104 in redwood city. san francisco in the low 90s once again. there will be some cooler air in the marina district and our north bay highs reaching as hot as 115. in cl

if you don't have ac, go to a cooling center, go to the malls, find a shade or ac, if you can.have our natural ac from our sutro tower camera. 50's on the coast, 70's and 80's inland. . a wide variety of temperatures. fog is sitting near the beaches. visibility down to three miles. that fog over the bay tomorrow morning. we are going to see a bit of a cooling trend as this area of low pressure inches closer, but not for long. dangerous heatwave for the holiday weekend. record temperatures and rising risk of heat illnesses, elevated fire danger but the coast will remain comfortable. it is a foggy golden gate bridge tonight. air quality will be moderate the next four days. fog pushes over the bay tomorrow morning and then just pulls back to the coastline. morning temperatures mild inland , 60's, 70's. cool co-side. afternoon highs in the south bay, 87 san jose, 97 gilroy, 83 in redwood city, 64 pacifica, san francisco, 68 degrees. north bay numbers coming down. 87 in san rafael, 90 in santa rosa and east bay. 80 castro valley. head inland, it's going to be hot, not as hot as toda

probably going to be ac room. >> you don't want to be for houe running your ac and just cookin. you don't have to worry about te stove so you can come out to res and enjoy the ac that we're running. and not worrying about working yourself to do it. so we've got everyone has plenty of plenty of shade especially with all the street park -- park let. that you can sit in and just moe space. >> the flex alert in place unti0 tonight. you are asked to hold off running large appliances until then. and raise the thermostat inside your home to 78 degrees. > >> parks in the east bay are tag precautions as we enter high temperatures. more than a dozen regional parks will be closed today and tomorrow to cut down on the fire risk and the risk of of heat related illness. and east bay resident walking to a nearby park said the closure cat her by surprise. >> for me, i simply hiked to thk from my backyard. like i could go up and over the ridge. i didn't realize the park was clod until i came over the hill. >> boy. got to be hot out therey lafayette. other parks closer to to the bay will remain o

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if you don't have ac, go to a cooling center, go to the malls, find a shade or ac, if you can.e have our natural ac from our sutro tower camera. 50's on the coast, 70's and 80's inland. . a wide variety of temperatures. fog is sitting near the beaches. visibility down to three miles. that fog over the bay tomorrow morning. we are going to see a bit of a cooling trend as this area of low pressure inches closer, but not for long. dangerous heatwave for the holiday weekend. record temperatures and rising risk of heat illnesses, elevated fire danger but the coast will remain comfortable. it is a foggy golden gate bridge tonight. air quality will be moderate the next four days. fog pushes over the bay tomorrow morning and then just pulls back to the coastline. morning temperatures mild inland , 60's, 70's. cool co-side. afternoon highs in the south bay, 87 san jose, 97 gilroy, 83 in redwood city, 64 pacifica, san francisco, 68 degrees. north bay numbers coming down. 87 in san rafael, 90 in santa rosa and east bay. 80 castro valley. head inland, it's going to be hot, not as hot as to

we don't have ac.to angela islands which was and then a mistake we wear in 97. 98 degrees on angela islands an emergency vehicle had to come. i'm assuming for heat stroke, ali and teary and her family are beating the heat. the only way many san franciscans know how definitely keep all the windows open be drinking a lot of ice water. meanwhile, others escape the heat by heading to places like the ferry building. we're trying gather. >> it's cooler in the ferry building than it is outside. somewhere in here in grabbing some cold snacks. >> going to >> more hot temperatures are expected on tuesday. may be motivating more people to head into the office for work instead of working from home in san francisco, taylor bisacky kron 4 news. so you heard that one woman say they would angel island. not very cool. stinson. i mean, since obese was so packed, pacifica. >> pacifica beach, another people, a place that people went by. 9 o'clock in the morning, though, traffic jams parking lots full capacity. there was j

luckily the ac had been running all day. and with the short period of time left, felt like the rooms would stay cool enough to keep kids to the end of the day. >> reporter: they had to move students after hvac but it was quickly resolved. novato announced it will have minimum days. lu sutton, novato high school and down in morgan hill where the temperature jumped to triple-digits before lunch, most schools kept kids inside for recess, pmt pe and lunch. sports practices were held earlier in the day, indoors or canceled. while every school is different, we found most continuing what they're doing today throughout the end of this hot week. in san jose, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> all right, thank you, ian. we're going to continue our team coverage of this microclimate weather alert throughout the newscast. at 5:30, jodi hernandez joins us with how the power grid is being stressed in some of the hottest parts of the bay area. >>> it's extremely hot in southern california as well. that's where firefighters are working around

we welcome the strengthening of the ac and russia strategic partnership. and josh has contribution association and regional called a loading region region over there. and i asked a just to name a few. vietnam is ready to serve as a bridge 2 months. the eastern russia partnership is our desire to ation in every area. and this includes all areas of economy and a tourism, and also dedicated to formulation was a free trade agreement with nissan union and between the asian countries and the e. u. i wish the sound system economic form, great success a be with thank you very much. now let's have a look at our whole do much those with oh, are recently and to have a result the with questions out lawyer with economy are going to recover as soon as the 2nd one is economy, i'm going to decline the warranty or not sure. and have a look totally differently, i'm able to union and model the regular me for a members of the industrial union level at 62 percent of their eden. that's what you want a bouncing back or so we're going to get a deeper it is always a question of pr

we don't have ac.ally went to angela island which was and estate we wear in 97. 98 degrees on angel island. an emergency vehicle had to come. i'm assuming for heat stroke, ali and gerri and her family are beating the heat. the only way many san franciscans know how definitely keep all the windows open drinking a lot of ice water. meanwhile, others escape the heat by heading to places like the ferry building. we're trying gather. >> it's cooler in the ferry building than it is outside somewhere in here and grabbing some cold snacks. >> going down. >> more hot temperatures are expected on tuesday. may be motivating more people to head into the office for work instead of working from home in san francisco, taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. this is true. maybe have a to work where you are today. everybody yesterday that could. >> headed to the beach pacifica beaches we're looking at here and was packed by 9 in the morning. the parking lots. we're full capacity. everybody was out on the water who could get a spo

crawl up in the ac.to be outside and be out and about on a day like today really hasn't been put on the past few days now for those people on this crews arriving to the bay area. well, they're in for not such a bad day at the embarcadero. we're back down to the 70's for san francisco after the past 2 days in 90's. this is some relief for coastal areas. currently we're nice and cooler at the coast, mild by the bay shore. not that mild right now. further inland, though, fairfield, you barely fell to 79 earlier this morning. that means you really remained in the 80's all night long. not a whole lot of evening relief. brentwood livermore, dublin, also hanging out in the 70's capitalize on this cool morning. well, we've got it because we've got another afternoon of inland excessive heat warnings. these actually continue through tomorrow evening tomorrow set to be even warmer day than today. after today, we back down to at least below 110 degrees, but still triple digits inland bayshore areas. you do get some

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in fact, ts one left concord's holbrook elementary without power and ac. many students were picked up e. were picked up early. >> i wanted to go home. it was superhot. >> i rushed up. immediately. we have a see at the house. let me hurry up and get her under some. her under some air. > >> the weather is also bogging n the bart trains. some trains wee forced to slow down. in the past past hour, a kink in the tracks shut down service between pleasant hill and concord. that's the thing stretch were a section of track buckled and he back in june, causing a minor d. a minor derailment. > >> thousands of people in livermore have been dealing wits since yesterday. max darrow has been there all day. how are youg with it? >> reporter: it's pretty hot. but honestly, it's nowhere nears bad as it was now that the sun is going down. it has been a bie day. there's not a lot of peopl. lot of people around. power has been a concern all day. it will be for the next couple of days. the sweltering heat may have ket most people away from downtown e on tuesday. >> this is the

don't have ac either. right now, winds are paralleling the coast.rds the coastline and cool us down. just a touch tonight. but our inland areas, you're not going to access that. and that's where the problem lies really scorching hot day, followed by warm evenings means not a lot of chance to cool your homes down unless you do have ac. so in that case, maybe find a friend's house to get to cool down for a bit. get to the grocery store for a little bit this afternoon or a cooling center, whatever you do, stay hydrated and take it easy. don't exert yourself too much. during those afternoon hours, pink areas on the map in london, east in north bay as well, south bay and upper elevations on the peninsula in the midst of excessive heat warnings through thursday evening after that heat advisories will likely remain into the start of the weekend. look at the interior, the state today. well, above 110 for many of our inland neighbors. that's going to be true right here in our own neck of the woods to san francisco dot the worst. but it is warm for city stand

has fans, no ac. else on campus. >> i will go to the library because we do not have ac. reporter: the university is telling students not to exhaust themselves or getting to class. >> have a very large campus. students have to walk between buildings. pace yourself, take your time. h cal state east bay says most of their buildings will remain open during the weekend even on labor day to help students tickle. >> -- help students stay cool. >> students need a little reprieve, buildings will be open for them to be in and cool off during the day. reporter: the dorms that do not have air conditioning usually house freshman. some that do have air conditioning, student say it does not even work well. this senior says she has not experienced to many hot days in her time at school. but she is getting ready for one of the hottest weekends she remembers. >> the breezes helpful in the mornings and evenings. but during the afternoon, it is so hot. reporter: the right now keeping the buildings open should help the st

steeper tied a charlik and an ace, and one of them was sent straight from the hospital to the holes.bomination. excuse me. e, what do you think you tied? listen solomonovich. well, don't go ahead. you are a fool. you've been friends all your life. well, don't you know what it is to tie, arrest, or detain, just arrest? well then he should have filed some kind of charges fly heard something about murder. well, there must be a good reason for this kind of arrest. so i want you to first of all find out what these good reasons are alekseevich and you don’t happen to know who could be not, i in no way question the innocence, lord of the ace, and charlie to him. in general, you want to know if i gave the order, and you fill up. did n't. but he didn’t give, he didn’t give here either a mistake or a set-up. either hitting and hitting me, that's why i invited you. but now everything is very clear to me. i do not hesitate to take up this matter and i will do my best to avoid any trouble. listen well, you're still it come on. and where did you send sasha zhiva himself to the pre-trial detention

the family lives close eh to walk, but still took the car as an excuse to use the ac. at home, they are trying to save money during the day. >> it is cool. we are keeping the air on. we are trying to keep it on more at night time. >> reporter: this is the only option they could find for some relief. >> she is enjoying it. >> reporter: along o street, we didn't see many people walking . this guy seem to have the right, seeking shade. >> it's never going to be cool, especially in this heat. there's this heat. there's things that will help you. >> reporter: she lives in oakley and takes the bus to brentwoodr school. it's not much better on board, but anything beats standing in the sun. >> it is hot. it is more stuffy. . it's a lot cooler on the bus n outside. >> reporter:'s high school senior takes any advantage, lika wooden bench over the metal bus stop. >> being in the state is a lot better. >> reporter: water in all formsg for small the trees around the l town, still stuck in the middle of a heat wave. >> any little chance of refreshment, we will take it. >> >> reporte

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in anticipation of more people blasting their acs. the california independent system operator wants to get ahead of it. that's because if everyone is doing that and then going ahead and using their usual appliance all at once, that can trigger power outages, which will make matters worse. so what can we all do? well, you can prepare before 05:00pm by taking that time to your living space by setting the ac lower than usual charge electronic devices in vehicles run major appliances. then after 05:00pm set the thermostat to 78 degrees or higher use fans to keep cool dry, the drapes and turn off unnecessary lights in defer to you. the use of major appliances. all this can help reduce stress on our power grid. the flex alert continues friday from 06:00pm to 09:00pm. fire crews will be on alert across the bay area all through the holiday weekend in. this is one of the reasons why cal fire responded to a brush fire shortly after 4 yesterday morning at the center of our golf course in san jose. the fire burned 5 acres. it's been fully contain

i don't have ac in my house. i'm right there with you.and we'll be looking for a cool place to get to where we're sitting at the coastline may be that cool place to get to. you can see that skies a little bit gray overhead, but visibility has not been much of an issue. we are just seeing some low grade like yesterday and a fairly cool start to this morning. still tapping into at least a modest sea breeze keeping coastal in bayside areas on the more comfortable side in our inland areas which are officially going to climb back to 100 degrees for a few spots starting today. the weekend, saturday through tuesday, most notably as we're going to see temperatures soaring right past 100 degrees up to as warm as 110 now because of this, an extended bout of heat and just how hot temperatures will beco e. we do have excessive heat warnings in pink on the map. those are really all encompassing your inland areas will be side and coastal spots in those excessive heat watches in maroon. so we do have advisories stretching all the way out to the coastlin

yeah, i'm still enjoying the ac. what we've got here in the studio. but looking at there and we'll get ready for that same heat this afternoon. it's going to be another hot one, but a little bit of good news. not as hot as yesterday was, which was the hottest of the forecast. >> another slew of records broken yesterday and it was no fun for anyone stepping out there where we're at this morning in the city looking really good. we do have a little bit of haze. we have a spare the air alert in effect. first and foremost, just another reason to stay inside. we do have a moderating effect at the coastline, though, the return of a bit of sea breeze is going to help us out for san francisco, at least keeping the bayshore out of the triple digits today. inland areas, though you're right back to those triple digits 60's right along the coast right now back to the 70's already in oakland and san mateo and fairfield at eighty-four degrees. he didn't really fall into the 80's for long last night fairfield. so not a lot of overnight, really for inland areas, at le

the agency isg riders to tell drivers, i need ac. let me off the next calling, please.> >> here is a live look at san francisco city hall. the city hd a royal visitor. mayor london bd welcomed queen maxima of the netherlands. her husband, willem-alexander, couldn't makee make the trip for health reason. trip for health reasons. the mar and the queen exchanged gifts ad took part in a ceremonial flag . after that, they went to the castro theatre to speak with local lgbtq+ . >> i'm here not to only learn about your history, but to learn about each other. we e have to lead by example. are nog that great.we have to make our d equal for everybody so everybody for everybody so everybody feell at home wherever they live. >> the queen and mayor breed headed or to the salesforce tower and took took part on the panel for the challenges of herbal planning and how to remote sustainable un living. > >> still ahead, the white house announcing a major milestone ine fight against covid. how the new how the new vaccines could be a game changer.> >> st

i was over at those places this weekend because i don't have ac. hopefully you've got your backup plan ready to go your view outside at our berkeley hills camera right here showing you that. we do have crystal clear skies. now, this is actually a sign of the very lack of marine layer that's helping temperatures to rise quite close to the coastline, not quite as hot as those inland spots, though. you're still taking the cake. excessive heat warnings in pink for those areas. further from the water, the south bay and upper elevations in the santa cruz mountains. these areas will see temperatures, not just 100 degrees, but at times in excess of 110 orange areas closer to the bayshore climbing well into the 90's. those are heat advisories right now. pacific a year at 70 degrees. not a whole lot of cooling berkeley at 75 couple of us like petaluma have fallen into the 50's it which case you're lucky, get those windows open and take advantage of that cool air. well, we've got it. oakland and san francisco at 65 64 later on today, we will see a little push

you can set the ac much lower. they are. you can also daria charge electric devices and your vehicles as well. and that's when you should do all laundering. get all that stuff during the cooler hours as we should be this morning. but once we hit late afternoon, that's when you're supposed to turn up the thermostat. >> to 78 and just use fans to keep cool at that point. make sure you keep those drapes drawn keep the lights off because it just helps you keep your cool your house as cool as possible while you're sleeping and you could also help reduce that stress on the power grid. so >> do all of those things will tran. we've been talking to him throughout the morning about these cooling centers across a lot of people don't have so they're going want to gather where they can do so. it said check out this cooling center. hi. hi. well. >> you know what's better than a c free ac. and this recreation center is open in morgan hill. it's the centennial recreation center. they're open for business and will stay open until 09:30pm, to

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the ac is not for you. >> happy labor day. we all were laboring here working. a lot of people trying to barbecue, but it's too hot to even barbecue outside. >> if you're attempting -- >> gazpacho. >> water, water, water, stay hydrated. we do have some new updated numbers to share with you. i know. look, we all have been outside today. we have felt the heat. i think the big headline right now going into tonight is it's going to be a slow cooloff for you if you don't have air-conditioning. that's why i think you should think about some alternative plans. phone a friend with ac, maybe head to an indoor shopping mall tonight. movies, another good option. we're going to have 80s, even some 100s next couple of hours for inland locations. tomorrows, stays warm, 70s and 80s, ahead, heat wave lingering longer and we're seeing the possibility of thunderstorms make it into the mix. we'll get you all the details but wanted to show you the newest numbers compare to the all-time record heat. always good when we hear it's hot, hot, hot, to show you how hot it was ever in the

we don't have ac. we left earlier before it got too we actually went to angela island which was and then a mistake we wear in 97. 98 degrees on angela islands. an emergency vehicle had to come. i'm assuming for heat stroke, ali and teary and her family are beating the heat. the only way many san franciscans know how definitely keep all the windows open drinking a lot of ice water. meanwhile, others escape the heat by heading to places like the ferry building. we're trying gather. >> it's cooler in the ferry building than it is outside somewhere in here and grabbing some cold snacks. >> going to >> more hot temperatures are expected on tuesday. may be motivating more people to head into the office for work instead of working from home in san francisco, taylor bisacky kron. 4 news well on the peninsula. the beaches in pacifica were also very crowded. crawford's charles clifford spent the day there talking to folks all the beaches in pacifica are expected to have a high. >> in the 70's each day this week,

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to get fixed for seniors living in the hud subsidized affordable housing facility town park towers ac is not a luxury during the heat wave it's a necessity and nearly a quarter of the units on several floors of this 10-story building have been without air conditioning for nearly a year. according to residents the impact of climate on lower income people before you even add in disability in age is horrible, but when you add in disability and age, it's just that much more catastrophic kelly everett provides in home services for this 89 year old resident with copd scenes surrounded by fans with her ac out. she says she made calls to management last week to try and get the cooling repair. they know it and they left for their and you know for three days. and you know, they did nothing about it, which that means they did nothing about anybody's air conditioning and there's a whole lot of people having this problem. gilda lewis is one of those seniors how hot is it again? my wall on the wall. says 96 right now. and it's 11 o'clock in the morning, right lewis is already battling cancer and th

some have no ac or no power. just in this neighborhood, we are having about 22,000 customers are being impacted. that could change in the next hour or anytime now. pg&e said they are noticing about a 525,000 customers that could be impacted by the upcoming rolling outages. >> stephanie, i got that warning about an hour ago. i am on the peninsula where i live. so many people are getting these warnings. what is the process? what is the protocol vaccine if they blackout start, how does it work? >> reporter: the way pg&e explained it is that they are doing them in blocks. in these blocks there is several customers throughout california. in one block there is, from san jose, from eureka, from fresno. they would be basically losing their power from an hour to two. they're doing it so that the customer is not impacted more than once. >> for the timetable, you said an hour or two we know if it is 60 minutes or two hours? did they clarify? >> reporter: they did not clarify. it all depends. another thing to keep in mind is

most insistence don't have ac coming are not a lacey.ll under this heat advisory today. can't say it enough that it is going to be hotter and this is going to last for days. so if you do not have a plan, make one for how you're going to cool off. a lot of people spent the day at beaches around the bay. this is pacifica yesterday. pacifica beach was. backed by 9 o'clock. the parking lots were full capacity. couldn't find a spot. and those who did were lucky enough to get out on the water where it was also very crowded. here's one beachgoer talking about it. this is a great beach. >> i think it's the best day of rest place to escape. >> and again, these people were the only ones with the idea. pacifica beach was packed and stinson beach was so packed that the chp sent out an alert yesterday at 11, 30 saying, ok, if you're not here yet, you can't come. there just was no more room to park. even in the town left on the parking lot and with crowded beaches, of course, you have to be mindful of how to stay safe. it can be a little disorienting

just stay in the ac. get to the movie theater shopping mall. that will also see this weekend. great job. thank you for that will. if you're traveling along, 24 here in lafayette. >> westbound just east of happy valley. but we still got an accident and us feel so you are still seen slight delays as you're traveling there heading into this morning. no issues. 8 minutes makes that fremont street exit our san mateo bridge about a 13 minute ride a 80 to one o one. well, if you're heading out of richmond about an 8 minute commute for you. so all the bridges looking great. little fog along the golden gate. now, remember, we had an accident along one o one that is now clear. that was as you're traveling through mountain view. so about 40 minutes cause it residual delays as you're traveling from. 85 up towards menlo park. this is that acts. and that was here. that is now clear. but again, you see residual issues from that delay, the golden gate bridge little fall. a 20 minute ride as you're traveling from. 37 to the tolls darya. james, back to you. >> t

bob florists with ace hardware in walnut creek says fans can effectively cool a home and the best time to be energy efficient or the big standing one cent rotate their well. it's important especially with the heat wave to keep your fans going all the time, turning them on and on. >> you know, a lot the house to to heat and cool and you want to do that. he says keeping that our fans on low was shades drawn can also soften the blow on hot days. you know, don't run your fans at full speed trying run him. >> kind mediums, food so that you're not using full m what you are getting a good breeze coming to the house which help keep the house cool. >> well, bucs fans may feel great at full blast. they also double of energy neck wrap. spacey, you you get these wet let it takes about 10, 15 minutes cans packing up on other items like a cooling scarf. we use those here workspaces for the guys out in the yard or going in and out war. this portable air cooler can be helpful around the house or well working from home for people here work. love this. the arctic air call it and you can charge is just l

remake for henry and his coworkers, a hard days k days work did not include ac, but it did include an extra dose extra dose of heat. >> you have to be resilient. keep a strong mind-set and tell yourself you're going to get through it. as long as you stay hydrated, you should be fine. remake to a degree, he lucked o. lucked out. >> it has to be malleable. i wod say it is about 20 degrees hott. degrees hotter. 110 out here. 130 right next to it. it's pretty brutal. >> he wore a variety of hats on wednesday as his coworkers took this up-and-down winchester. >> this is not a cakewalk. it takes a certain type of person to do this. >> despite the intense heat and tough forking conditions, others others have it even harder than he does a during this heat wave. wave. >> this is easy compared to other trades. >> he is glad to help make this stretch of road a better one fo. for everyone. so if you do get stuck in traffic because of any of these road construction projects, just remember you probably got that ac cranking in in your car. these crews don't have any of that and they are still pushin

don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arbidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. in a recent clinical study, patients using salonpas patch reported reductions in pain severity, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved quality of life. that's why we recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. >> going to have to be careful for the next few days. dan: no question, this is a very lengthy time of extreme heat. sandhya: absolutely. we are going day after day after day after day. typical bay area heat waves are three days, but we have seen with climate change, these heat waves lasting even longer and that is going to be the case this year as we head into the holiday weekend. high temperatures tomorrow, dialing back a few degrees. still hot inland, don't get me wrong. mid to upper 90's along the coast. it will be breezy, in the 60's right around the bay in the 70's and 80's for your friday. san jose camera showing you the sunshine on sunday as those temperatures rise. we will see the po

if you can't turn off your ac, precool your house, that will help big time. also change your air- conditioning settings. does not have to be drastic. changing it up to 78 from 75 can make a big difference, fans help, as well as dressing lightly. you may of noticed the professor. he was wearing a hawaiian shirt. not a bad idea, festival as well and press pause on other things such as your dishwasher, use it less, also, if you have an electric car, don't charge it during the flex alert. >> these are all good reminders and good tips, thank you. >>> we have been talking about the dead fish, right. our sky ranger today, down below all of this fish there, crews removing all of those dead fish. the problem is not going away. this massive algae bloom will be joined by an expert in just a few minutes. >>> another headline that we are watching tonight. the search continues for the person who opened fire on a car on 580. a 9-year-old boy was hit. it happened just before 10:00 last night on eastbound 580 near the fruit vail exit. the victims were able to get away, exitin

even we can't keep up with the ac. thanks, jeff. >>> just so you know you can always watch nbc bay area newscasts right on your roku. select the live tv tile, scroll down to channel 133. nbc bay area news just a click away. >>> after seeing firsthand what cancer can do, a bay area family is not only fighting the disease, but fighting to raise more awareness to address it among kids. that story is next. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. >>> an east bay family is calling for more federal funding during childhood cancer awareness month. a few years ago they found their son enzo had stage three lymphoma. they say it got so bad doctor

don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arbe most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto for heart failure. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. ama: a restaurant open today in berkeley. the new cafe is located on the uc berkeley campus. for now the restaurant is offering limited reservations. dinner service is expected to begin in october. the menu will include traditional food as well as more contemporary dishes. dan: the san francisco public library is paying long overdue tribute to some bright minds who make our everyday lives easier. ama: the library reopened its black excellence, black invention exhibit, a celebration of african-american inventors who created the items we've used for decades. everything from dry cleaning to potato chips to mobile refrige

luckily the ac had been running all day. and with a short period of time left, felt like the rooms would stay cool enough to keep the kids until the end of the day. >> and actually, they got their power restored about an hour ago. most inland districts we spoke with say sports practices will also be moved to a later time or canceled. and this might go into the rest of the week as well. jessica? >>> still ahead, san francisco gets a sizable allotment of monkeypox vaccine. the groups that are now eligible to receive their first and their second dose. >>> and this heatwave especially hard on our pets. how to take care of your four-legged friends who don't always have the ability to tell you when they're in trouble. >>> and records all around. a hot 114 in santa rosa. concord 112. i'm bag with some big changes by this weekend. i'll see you in about eight minutes. >>> right now our story, missing in america and how it led to answers and closure to a family 32 years after the disappearance of a loved one. also, a tv anchor's on-ai

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classrooms need the ac to stay cool. the largest district in the south bay, san jose unified, they do have a plan in place if the ac shuts off. >> if a percent of the building loses air continuing, we'll be moving, relocating that class to a different room until we can get the ac repaired. >> the area like novato that reached triple digits, there are limited school days. contra costa county says if the temperatures reach over 105 degrees, there are no outdoor activities that will take place. if you do have some questions about how your child's school is handling the heat, check out our website, we have information there for you. most of those schools have posted a plan or recommendations giving to them -- given to them by the health department. >>> now around the bay area, more cooling centers, they are opening including one at the campbell community center. all seven san francisco public libraries will be opening as cooling centers as well as mountainview community center, camden community center, and venetia public lib

people who live there are concerned about facing the heat without ac or having a fan that works. >> i might have to leave my house and gosome to have stay cool. i'm worried about my health and my dog's health, especially over 100 degrees. >> yeah it's a problem. pg&e says when he see these consistent temperatures, the transformers are likely to fail. meanwhile, california isos says the prospect of rolling blackouts are the highest today and tomorrow as the state faces record demand for energy. >>> always a good idea to head to the coast to cool off during a heat wave. the only problem is, everyone's doing it. here's robert handa in half-moon bay. >> reporter: it was probably pretty much a no-brainer for people to decide to come here to half-moon bay, but to do it, you had to pay a price, because it took a long time to get anywhere today. >> it was a little bit of a hassle, i'm not going to lie. >> reporter: they were staking out their little plot of paradise on the state beach today which wasn't easy with other visitors crowding into whatever space they could find. plus, many people h