live in antioch, lena howland. reggie: a rape victim is suing san francisco, accusing the department of using her dna to arrest her. the practice to make arrests in other cases was revealed earlier this year which drew criticism and led to the police launching a review. a woman was arrested late last year in connection with a burglary. the charges were dropped. >> jane doe was a victim. she found herself in the most precarious and scary situation where big brother, our government, used something that she gave to them, her dna in a moment of need, against her. reggie: in march, the police chief believed the woman was the only one arrested from dna from a rape kit. kumasi: the man accused of beheading his girlfriend in saint carlos will be back in court. he appeared in san mateo county court and his arraignment was delayed until today so his lawyers can ask for a mental competency check. they will be considering two doctors to do the exam. the san mateo district attorney says this is prolonging the hearing. >> we don

we owe them that in antioch ryan curry abc 7 news. the chp has investigating a possible freeway shooting in lafayette. they say just after 9:30 last night a driver reported. her car window was shattered possibly by a bullet while driving on eastbound highway 24 just before oak hill road. the driver was not shot but was injured by the broken glass you can see the entire driver's side window was blown out. she was able to exit the freeway and was met by investigators. there were no other details from the chp but video shows the victim's car is from out of state. residents in a quiet city on the peninsula are taking extra precautions after recent criminal activity abc 7 news anchor deon lim has the story from foster city and a look at the crime numbers with the lunchtime russia shay shui in foster city comes a sign of the bay area's woes as soon as you walk inside. what prompted you to put those signs up. it was very scary to watch other businesses, especially those and chinatown and san francisco or other high crime areas being strong-a

it happened yesterday in antioch. our sky ranger was overhead shortly after. you could see one of the cars ended up on the grass on the side of that house. as "today in the bay's" thom jensen reports, investigators say the car that hit the children may have been forced off the road by another car. >> reporter: the scene was heartbreaking. three children stopped at an intersection around 3:00 when witnesses say moments later they were hit by this tan car so hard that two of them were catapulted right towards a home. the third pinned under the car. >> one was under the front tire or near the front tire. he was face down and wasn't breathing too good. the other one was in the bushes in front of the house, and on the side of the house the little girl was knocked underneath the bushes. >> the driver of that car might not be to blame. witnesses told police another car, this red chevy impala tried to pass the tan mercury illegally and ended up slamming into it sending that tan mercury right into the children. >> my heart is broken for these kids and i hope and pray t

and already we're seeing this delay from the antioch line in the antioch and sfo direction. there is a new policy in place ever since 2 parked cars derailed between the concord and pleasant hill stations in july. a review from that incident showed that the rapid temperature increase had caused the rails to misaligned the tracks basically melted. so bart says it's going to increase track inspections during excessive heat events. and to the east bay just going to hotter as we hit the weekend in walnut creek, the city is taking extra steps to keep people safe. kron four's charles clifford has details and tips on how to stay safe in the days ahead. the national weather service is excessive heat warning and excessive heat watch extends from now until probably early next week here in contra costa county, the city of walnut creek. >> has closed down some of their popular open spaces, including lime ridge right behind me here out of an abundance of caution, the city of walnut creek, along with the contra costa county fire protection district decided to close accolade. this ridge gor

you can see not as hot as yesterday. 101 right now in antioch that looks like it's a hot spot in the bay area. mostly 80's and 90's except you get to the coast, half moon bay and a nice comfortable 68 degrees. >> thanks for watching. kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore with a dangerously high temperatures continuing across california. the state's grid operator has again directed utilities, including pg n a >> to prepare for the possibility that the region's grid could fall short of power because of increased demand. we'll have more on that in a little bit. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is joining us now with a look at what to expect and behind you. there is a beautiful sight. how about that? yeah, i haven't seen that for a while. but a little fog beginning to show up along the coastline. it saved the temperatures came down a little bit. i mean, it's still blazing hot. >> in spots inland along the coastline. how about that? the fog begin to roll in right now. we saw some of this morning out toward the coastline not to around long to see a very shallow marine l

a drive-by shooting in antioch has left one man dead. it happened last night on mccauley street just before midnight. police found the man in the front yard of a house suffering from a gunshot wound. officials say the other party fled the scene. the victim has not yet been identified. and take a look at this new video this afternoon of a train smashing into a car early this morning in berkeley. thankfully no one was in that vehicle when the train struck it on the railroad tracks between gilman street and curtis street. it happened around 5 o'clock this morning and it forced road closures for several hours. however, berkeley police says the area is now clear and open for all traffic. new at noon, the holiday weekend. not free from side shows here in the bay is takeover happening in san francisco's mission district around 12, 30 this morning. it happened at valencia street and the boss avenue. we're getting reports that lasted about 15 minutes before it was broken up. now it's not just a problem in the bay area, though police officers all

you know, the drill 80 or so for antioch at this hour. still quite warm. 75 for livermore. 60's line up the east bay shoreline. 57 checking into san francisco little progress report from 24 hours ago. we're trailing about a half a dozen degrees or better in some cases soar taking a step in the right direction from the first of bit of the day, here's a little bit of an onshore wind that we have. it's going to start to intensify a little bit more. so we get to this weekend. but another wrinkle is some scattered clouds bubbling up from the south. interesting 8 o'clock 73 will do about 89 by 11 o'clock. but again, as rain was talking about, we look for triple numbers as we get into the afternoon. we'll have more details in your forecast in a bit. but how this bay area bridges hanging, right? it is early days of things are moving along pretty nicely right now. an 8 minute ride so that fremont street exit san mateo bridge, a 80 to 101 just under 13 for you. let's check richmond center fell bridge, but a 7 minute drive as you travel out of richm

i was getting ahead of myself. 98 right now in antioch.s is where the wind is currently as well. 23 miles per hour. we're getting a little breezy tonight as we see that wind coming in from the west. that will be one of the hallmarks of what's going on now. that's kind of one of the things will keep us from getting extreme records. hopefully is that we don't have offshore wind with this event, but we will be little breezy tonight. onshore gusts, upwards of about 20 to 25 miles per hour. here's where we're going tomorrow. very similar to today. only a degree or 2 higher. so notice antioch at 100. 98 in concord. 75 in san francisco. 96 in santa rosa certainly heating up, but it's really when we get into our sunday monday timeframe that we're going to see the worst of this. and that is when are excessive. heat warning kicks in and all of the areas that you see highlighted there in pink. so basically everything that is inland all the way from healdsburg to napa to danville, down to campbell, over to saratoga down the scotts valley. that's going

fire breaks out in antioch. kumasi: people waiting in mile-long lines for up to 12 hours to get a glimpse of the queen's coffin. reggie: a weather emergency in southern california, what -- mudslides covering roads. kumasi: a looming rail strike could cripple the economy and the supply chain. good morning, it is tuesday, september 13. reggie: first we will start with our meteorologist. drew: the humidity is dropping and/or cooling trend is underway. look at these temperature changes, 11 degrees cooler. seven degrees in parts of the peninsula and east bay. stepping outside you will feel the cooler area and the more comfortable air as the humidity drops. temperatures in the upper 50's to lower 60's. oakland, 61 and 59 in the city. it is windy and the city and it is gusting at 30 miles an hour, an indication that the onshore flow is strengthening and bringing the cooler weather. very comfortable for this time of year. n s he c backup above, but unlike yesterday we will have -- clouds pull back to the coast this morn

this after a crash in antioch. it happened at the intersection of manzanita way and sycamore drive. >> emergency crews that responded about 3.20, this afternoon. they say the cars hit each other somehow then crashed into a home. the ages of the patients ranged from 12 to 29. 2 of the 3 children had to be flown to the hospital. kron four's dan thorn is working on the story. he'll have details tonight at 9. a frightening situation on the peninsula a balcony gave way with the family falling 2 floors down. our first resist osseo has more now from daly city. >> i'm here on westmore avenue in daly city about any of the home simply collapsed on friday afternoon, 2 adults and 2 children fell from the second floor straight down landing on the brick driveway. neighbors say that they heard a horrible looked out to see the family sprawled on the ground. fire crews rushed to the scene to take the family to a nearby hospital late friday. a relative tells me that they are still being evaluated. take a look right here. a city buil

anyone who has any information on this case is asked to call the antioch police department. happening now, contra costa county deputies are looking for these 2 inmates who escaped from a jail in clayton over the weekend. the prisoner on the left is 33 year-old gerardo ramirez, vera richmond, and he was in custody on weapon burglary and vandalism charges. the second suspect on the right is 28 year-old jorge garcia of pittsburgh. his charges include vehicle saft and drug possession. deputies say they escaped from the marsh creek detention facility yesterday. they say these 2 men are considered dangerous and to avoid making contact with him. they also advise if you're in that area near that the facilities you should lock your cars and your homes. sideshow. taking over street in san francisco early this morning, this is happening in the city's mission district about 12, 30 this morning on valencia. >> and dubose avenue. it lasted for abput 15 minutes before it was broken up. cities in the bay area are not the only places where it's sideshows are happening. more often police offi

we have some delays from bart and antioch with the ladies in the sfo direction.r this this super commuters. a slow drive from tracy to altamonte. > >> the heat wave impacting shops shops and restaurants and outdoor workers, the dangerous heat forcing people to change how they are doing their jobs outside. we are live at a vineyd a vineyard this morning and we can see the workers behind you trying to beat the heat. >> yes they are working hard this morning. they arrived at 30 at 3:30 to get started picking grapes. we will tell you and show you what they are doing. they are moving quickly working hard, usually they come around 5:00 or 6:00 a.m. which is a normal week in september but to beat the heat they come in at 3:30 or 4:00 a.m. so they can leave around noon before the pek the peak times of the day when the temperature gets very hot so so we did speak with one person here working her name is liz so how she tries to protect yourself when the sun comes out. out. >> i am wearing thin sweaters and everything but make sure it covers everything so i don't get get bu

. >> for inland areas out towards the central valley, even towards antioch, the lazio on up to vacaville. we'll be keeping an eye on those pockets as they do pop up throughout the morning. as of right now, it's pretty calm for most of us. we are looking outside of the berkeley hills right here, sitting under a few low clouds, but visibility has not been much of an issue. we have 2 bands i'm looking at right now. the first is sitting just southeast of san jose right around morgan hill. we do have some light sprinkles. if you're heading between santa cruz, moss landing down towards moderate will also be running into some rainfall. that same ban stretches up to tracy. eventually the stockton on over to sacramento bay area, comparatively quiet. a couple of sprinkles from point rays on up just north of santa rosa and windsor right along the border between sonoma and mendocino counties just south and ukiah. overall, it is definitely nice and quiet this morning, though, the shower activity will continue on and off and very light over the course of the day today, possibility of a couple of sprin

. >> game went missing after visiting her boyfriend, marshall jones in antioch. police say that evidence found in jones's home and dna from gabe's broken phone tossed in a field, identify jones as a suspect. jones was killed in seattle in june during a confrontation with u.s.. marshals, investigators say jones left behind a note mentioning traveling to amman or county searches have come up empty. the games are depending on the public to bring their daughter home. and just continue searching. >> a cash reward of $100,000 is now available for the person that finds her body. it's not just important for >> so, you know, so we can give her good, nice memorial and we can bring our own. but it's also crucial the investigation. terry says stasio kron, 4 news. >> a man was stabbed multiple times in oakland last night. police say the stabbing happened just before 5 on the high street. the man was taken to the hospital and is listed in stable condition. police have not said what led up to that stabbing. and the chp is investigating a freeway shooting that injured one person

of rainfall will be for the interior areas like the central valley, even for areas like concord, antioch, vacaville, eastern edges of napa county. you will be seeing some of our heaviest of showers today. where is the rest of the bay area? definitely on the quieter side of things for both today and tomorrow. 50's 60's for current temps nevado petaluma each at 55 oakland. 59 while alameda conquered and hayward in the low 60's, a look ahead in our next few hours here shows temperatures only rising into the 60's and 70's today. daytime highs remaining cool and fall like so enjoy it. we're on to our last few days of summer and it feels like fall already. reyna. john, thank you for that. ok, so just take your time this morning. as you're traveling, you might. >> county, some slick spots. 72 right into the city maze that fremont street exit, the san mateo bridge, 13 minutes as a 80 to 101. let's go and look at the richmond center fell bridge, 7 min right host a 101 there and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. a 19 minute right? how will the time for you now is 04:32am? and the tables hav

. >> in antioch, the california department of cannabis control and antioch police allegedly sees more than 10,000 unlicensed indoor cannabis plants with an estimated value of more than 7 million dollars. investigators also say they found more than $23,000 in cash and 6 guns, according to antioch police, about 17 warrants were served throughout the city from august 31st through september, 7th. >> gun violence at an illegal cannabis grow. authorities say 2 suspects are on the run after a shootout between armed security guards kron four's haaziq madyun spoke to police about the tense moments that led up to the shooting. >> we knew the couple people have been shot on adams then their pursuit still going on and illegal marijuana grow operation was the scene of a shootout in an extended police pursuit sunday at around 04:20am. he won the 2000 block of adams avenue in san leandro. >> san leandro police lieutenant matthew barajas, illegal indoor marijuana cultivation that house anywhere from 7 to 8,000 marijuana plants. stanley ago police investigators say armed security guard was shooting it

104 105 at antioch concord livermore 102, cloverdale 100 at santa rosa 103, morgan hill and as a look at the maximum temperature trend on monday look at this up to 15 possible at fairfield 11 at concord. 110 danville same picture on tuesday, maybe even a hotter in some spots. i'll be back a little bit later to show you when this oppressive heat wave will end karina. all right. sir, thank you pressure on the california energy grid has prompted a flex alert to be extended into sunday a fifth consecutive day the state independent system. operator says the most challenging hours are between four and nine o'clock in the evening. calaiso says californians have been responding and conserving electricity these last few days and if we don't cut our power use it could trigger rolling outages. every megawatt saved is a megawatt we can use to keep the grid stable. so no reduction in your electricity uses too small. preliminary data shows that conservation during flex alert hours has helped keep the grids stable so far this week. morrow's flex alert is in effect from 4 to 9 pm if you have ac set y

. >> the antioch police chief and two city council members are calling for changes to the department's use of force policy. that is coming as eight officers around while being investigated by a grand jury for possible misconduct. ryan curry has the story. >> police chief steven ford and councilmembers monica wilson into misha torres walker are calling for changes within the antioch police department. >> caneiteention to trac and monitor use of force, implementation of a system to monitor cell phone use. >> this comes as eight members of the police department are on leave while the fbi, district attorney and grand jury investigate them for possible misconduct. our media partners reveal some instances being reviewed. >> we saw in the recent east bay times article that talked about various abuses that may have been caused by the antioch police department. to me that is unacceptable. >> the police chief and councilmembers want the entire city council to start talking about these reforms as soon as possible. they want to look at the entire use of force from the police department especially

the unnamed officers are currently out on administrative leave in antioch, philippe all kron. 4 9. well in the north bay, vallejo police are investigating a shooting that happened. >> the front of a high school that ended up injuring a staff member. >> what happened just before 4 yesterday afternoon in front of the late hall high school. police say several students got into a fight with the group. and then when the staff member both defied up, investigators also say some of the men drove away in a dark colored sedan while shooting back towards the remaining group. the victim was hit by at least one bullet and taken to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. the school was briefly placed on lockdown. the school will resume classes today and will have increased safety officers and a police department presence there. well, an update on the shooting at oakland middle school late last month. the shooting happened just after recess on monday, august 29th james madison, middle school. that's on the campus of mass and park academy. investigators say the alameda county district att

tonight, the coyote was found in an antioch residential neighborhood, limping around with broken right scapula and a puncture wound from a suspected animal attack. she was also very thin. the county will be on cage rest as they call it for at least 4 weeks while her injuries heal. happening tomorrow, bart will offer 50% discount on all public affairs for the entire month of september. >> the discounts are in honor of the transit system's 50th anniversary, which is september. the 11th. but riders only get the discount if they use a clipper card and a printed tickets at the vending machines will be charged at the regular price. the bart system was first launched in the bay area back in 1972, also to celebrate its 50th anniversary bar is holding an event on september 10th from 11 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon at the lake merritt station in oakland. there will be food, trucks and music and games prizes and the opening of a time capsule. >> coming up next in sports, giants hoping to avoid another sweep against the padres and snap their six-game losing streak. grim out there. sport

highway 4 has more traffic out of antioch. made worse because of an earlier crash that just cleared and another out of brentwood from sand creek road getting up into the antioch area. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> nbc bay area news just launching a channel on your samsung television. can you find us at channel 1035. if you have roku go to the live tv tile on your home screen. scroll down to 133 and then see all the ways you can watch nbc bay area news ka. get that live breaking news updates. >>> 6:22 right now. the 49ers get off to a wet and bumpy start. next on "today in the bay," a new starting quarterback trey lance following yesterday's mistake-filled loss in the season opener. >> as we head to break, this photo for you this is kris sanchez who posted this on instagram. you can see right there her cup of coffee. she says since the heat wave is over, she is excited she can start drinking at that warm cup of joe in the morning. keep up with kris by following her on instagram, twitter and facebook. >>> much more ahead at

there and highway 4 out of antioch into conquered. about 15 minutes. darya.ain at 9.49. the time happening tomorrow, bart going to hosting a festival in oakland. basically it's a big birthday party as the transit agencies celebrating 50 years old. that party is going to be at 11 o'clock at lake merritt station. it will the opening of a time capsule and the closing of a new one. so that will be kind of fun to watch family-friendly, of bring the kids are going to food trucks will be music will be games for kids and the celebration of the 50th birthday to a bar also offering a 50% discount to all fares using are all fairgoers using clipper card. so make sure that clipper card enjoy 50% off on and take a mad. you want to say a 50% off, it doesn't ever into a james thousands of dollars in covid relief are available. >> if you an artist as a kind, if you're saying not like that grants of up to $2000 available to artists teaching artists, bearers and other types of artists in alameda and contra costa counties. and this is all through the east bay relief fund. more t

you've got 60's and even some 70's and warm in antioch furlough. you know, we're going tomorrow. these temperatures really going to soar by tomorrow afternoon. i think after briefly taking a little break around the bay area. looks like those temperatures tomorrow afternoon. 100 amount you 101 in san jose, 110 in some of the valleys along the coastline there. still some 70's there. but you get the idea very hot again for tomorrow. temperatures do start to cool a little bit on friday. much cooler, i think on saturday and sunday with those clouds coming through. the big concern as if we do see thunderstorms. that's a major problem after such a long wait, lightning could be a huge but that could be the big issue. yeah. thank you, more all right. >> well, it's a call you never expect to make fly. one man says officials didn't believe him at first when he called the report, what was taking a dip in his pool. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i

little slight chance, 77 for antioch. so far. 75 for a little more. lot of 60's cover up the east bay shoreline with 65 for napa. got 69. meanwhile, 4 santa rosa, the a's host, the white sox, bringing them in from chicago. 6.40, game time. the first pitch near 70 for temperatures for you. we've got mostly sunny and mild. west winds at about a 10 or so. so they're not real real breezy with all of that. starting a little chilly, though, by the end of the game. is it booming nightfall? 73 by 8 by 11. we're talking 89 more in your 4 zone forecast and a bit right now. rain is checking barrier, bridges, rain. all right, dave, thanks for that. ok, if you are traveling into the city this morning. >> about a 7 minute ride maze to that fremont street exit. let's go ahead. a look at the san mateo bridge, 81 on one just under 13 for you. our richmond center fell bridge still down to about an 8 minute right? and checking on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 18 minutes on this friday morning. the time for use now 04:31am. and the big story we're following th

city leaders in antioch are taking a close look at police reform. this after the mayor announced last month that a patrol officers are the focus of an investigation led by the fbi and the contra costa county district attorneys office from forcefully chagall explains the policy changes being discussed. >> we need to build trust trust that has been eroded during the past month between the antioch police department and the community. it serves to put things in the proper perspective. we first must embrace the concept of due process with respect to our members. moving forward. however, i'll be answering some internal control mechanisms allowing us to better assess our systems and processes from with that. during a news conference at city hall tuesday council members, monica wilson and to me shot for his joined in with police chief doctor steven ford to announce 3 reforms the council intends to discuss and develop during upcoming police oversight subcommittee meetings. the policies would then be put to a vote canine bite policy. early intervention to tra

an antioch monday morning at contra loma regional park. they get more brazen and more brave and everything else. so. >> the doing, you know, people aren't just scaring them off. so they're coming in closer wildlife program manager for the east bay regional park district. doug bell says there have been several coyote sightings and reports of some kind of these following people. but this is the first attack on a dog district-wide this year. little bit unusual that this county was bold enough to go right up to the person essentially taking off when she in this case. bell says the attack could have been avoided if the dog owner was not wearing ear buds and was paying closer attention to surroundings. you never even saw it coming up. all seen it. all she heard was a dog. >> then, you know, screaming. and so she turned around and started screaming ran off with the woman chase the coyote down and got her dog back. the dog is expected to survive. my dog is very i don't think he's going to be a problem for a coyote, but i don't want to see any of t

they include the antioch line, dublin, pleasanton sfo in daly, city lines and the berryessa line train services have been delayed by roughly 10 minutes for riders on those lines. and you can stay connected with kron 4 for the latest weather conditions as we all get through this dangerous heat wave together. just scan that qr code there. >> it will take you right to our website where you can find current conditions and the 7 day forecast as well as much more. >> coming up, the contra costa county da decides not to prosecute in antioch police officer over the death of angelo quinto. why the state attorney general is now investigating. >> plus, concerning new information about that search warrant executed at former president trump's mar a lago club. the highly classified information found the club about another country's defense capabilities. >> and when we return, there's now a power saver reward system. it could benefit you. we'll explain in a live report. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? dupixent helps keep you one step

a teenager attacked while working at a drive thru in antioch tonight. she's telling us it is all over a complaint about a hair and someone's food. and in weather a lot to talk about in the tropics . we're talking about new storm a new tropical storm for tonight in the barrier forecast this weekend, a bit of a warming trend. we'll talk more about that with your full update coming up. plus as hurricane fiona moves north, new tropical storm is taking aim at cuba and florida the severe weather threat in the tropics tonight have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. out tonight after being brutally attacked while working at a fast food restaurant in antioch. she says the customers were

let's check on highway 4 traveling from antioch, into conquered, just under 27 minute. sorry.james, back to you. thank you. renee 20 and senate democrats are planning to bring marriage equality and we're going hear this report from these will, john, in just a second to the floor, even though they 10 republicans to support it now, but they still putting it to a vote. we have basil, john now from dc to explain a little more about that. >> good morning. democrats are optimistic they can gain enough support in the coming weeks and they see this as a top priority. >> a vote will happen. senate majority leader chuck schumer announced that the senate would vote on legislation to protect same marriage vote on marriage. equality will happen on the senate floor in the coming weeks. this push comes after the house already passed legislation in july. >> the white house is in support of this commitment. the president is is approach. am pn. >> of the rate for people to marry whom they. >> they choose so far only a few republicans have given their support to this legislation and democrats wi

because if you're livermore to 100 degrees, antioch, 102. know, we're not at the heat of the day and it's already 93 in nevado. 94 in santa rosa and 93 down in san jose. and this is how much warmer we are than this time yesterday. we caught that little bit of a break. so, yeah, we're going to be hotter than we were yesterday. one more day air quality is also not terrific. it's not awful, but it's not terrific. live look outside to see a little bit that haze out there. we are under a spare the air alert east and south bay looking out for the worst of it. it's called unhealthy for sensitive groups. meaning if you're a person that might have some sensitivities or something like that, you want to be on the lookout today to stay inside. taken care of yourself. here's the current air quality. we do have some green on the map, but quite a bit of yellow out there, too. and you see a little orange off to our east. that's from the fires that are kind of to the north and the east of us. here's what we're going today. temperatures rocketing up 210 in co

they did say passengers on the antioch line can expect up to 15 minute delays in the antioch at sfo directionsrom pleasant hill to concord station. so >> keep in mind, we're going to be updating you every 30 minutes could because things do change and they're doing the best they can to get up and running. get people where they need to go. but at least they're running darya. james can't imagine if they had, you just the buses running this morning. i can imagine to be a bit chaotic. >> for now, send it back to you. and have been i hear what's going on. >> yeah, it would have been okay. i thank you, sarah. and the triple temperatures like we're seeing a lot of businesses couldn't operate or didn't want to especially those that rely on refrigeration wingate bakery in livermore was without power. >> for 14 hours, the owners decided to bring in as many perishables as they could to their homes where they had power. the biggest seller. it is a sour dough bread and the heat and humidity can change the way sour dough rises if it rises too fast in might collapse and then you can sell it. >> everything is

triple digits from antioch into napa. even santa rosa again. earlier this week we were dealing with record with record breaking numbers. we breaking numbers. we are seeing triple digits but by no means is is it as hot as monday or tuesday. peninsula up into the 70s and 80s, heat dome starting to condense and break apart. a hurricane from the south starts moving in bringing in much needed atmospheric moisture. we are also seeing an area of low pressure from the north giving us cool air from canada. we are sandwiched between the systems which is so important for us in the bay area. we need a break from this heat. we are getting it as we extend into friday, saturday, even into next work w. it's a delight being able to sa. >> we are all happy to hear tha, i am sure everyone in the east bay especially, waiting for the cooler temps. we have one hot spot on 80 west bound near gillman in the berkeley area. te is a crash. it is a bit backed up out of richmond. right now things are a bit backed up. hers is moving at the limit. richmond at the limit. rich

officers later arrested william austin smith and found a stolen car in antioch. maddie was spotted on laurel road and highway 4. > >> video from san jose where a tesla leaves a large hole in this house yesterday morning just look at that, all the dama. the damage. one person was taken taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. we are unclear if it was the driver or someone in the house. the crash broke a water line, no no word on what caused the acci. the accident. > >> let's talk about the bay area area beach, san francisco is considering a new approach to tackle the drug crisis. the initiative is called right to ry to recovery and it has familiar ideas like supervised consumption sites and helping with job placement and training instead of prison time and it calls for city departments to come up with ideas to an open-air drug dealing with the goal to cut down overdose deaths in san francisco. the resolution will be paid for by millions from opioid lawsuit se. lawsuit settlements. > >> a new court ruling means to competing affordable housing measu

mid to upper 80's for concord, antioch.e at 81 degrees and the warming trend continues tomorrow. temperatures go down for the start of the weekend. that complete forecast in about eight minutes, but first, let's see how traffic is on this thursday. jobina: the delays have escalated a bit. between 10-20 minute delay this morning due to scheduled track work. looks like the 20 minute delays are in the daly city direction. antioch and san francisco, all of those lies are impacted this morning in various directions because of the track maintenance. a live look right now, those headlines -- headlights are traveling westbound for you. we do have a wind advisory, a live look in san jose. also, clear conditions in that area as well. giving you an overall view of the map, you can see drive times are going to be slow coming out of tracy. the highway four commute in the westbound direction a little bit life is busy. so, come to shell and get three things done at once. first, fill up with shell v-power nitro+ to help keep your engine ru

if if you're headed toward antioch, toward antioch, stays toward the the east shore for a week freeways involved in a crash with at least one lane blocked. not saying that icon there, that is good news. it is updating in real time. looks like they just cleared that crash. still pretty pretty slow at san pablo avenue. san mateo bridge, live look here, 30 minute ride from 880 to to 101, getting busy in that area. if you are taking the area area we just showed you me that caltrans camera for super commuters, that is a busy ride also. seeing more cars on the roadway. starting to see a lot of brick lights for commuters. they bridge plaza told. a little little closer to the 7:00 hour, no fun if you are sitting in that backup, jocelyn. >> did not like the side of that. > >> what was once thought the stuff of science fiction movies is set to happen later today inr space. for the first time in human history, mankind may deliy may deliberately a natural celestial object in space. nasa will attempt to slam a spaceshio an asteroid nearly 7 million miles away to change its course all in the name of

and now you see out towards antioch's especially right here. that's right in there and talk area and then boom, boom! boom! boom look at that boom this afternoon about eight o'clock that's back of fairfield towards clear lake and now moving up into the central valley so very aggressive storms but mainly to the east of the bay area. proper did hit are in big communities. but it didn't it didn't. the major population centers were kind of spared that, but it was going off. i got some reports of some very heavy, very heavy rain, fall rates and accumulations to in the mountains are still scattered showers up there. they're getting a little bit of snow i mentioned they had a little snow up on mount shasta today. it's kind of covered. you know the mountains white for the first time in a long time and we're going to see a little bit more snow up there before the morning comes is that system moves that way outside, we go. there's live. beautiful shot looks like a picture and it's it is a picture. it's a live picture, and you can see market street down h

champion of showing up. 91-year-old superfan steve young hasn't missed a single antioch football gamehat there haven't been close calls, like the summer he got in a traffic accident in a thunderstorm. >> i had 11 broken bones, punctured left lung, and while i was laying on the stretcher, i got hit by lightning, knocked me off the stretcher-- >> reporter: wait, you got hit by lightning while on the stretcher. >> on the stretcher. they got me in the hospital and one doctor said,"he's not going to make it." i said, "you guys don't know what you're talking about." i said, "i've got a game to go to." >> reporter: and sure enough, a few weeks later, he was at the season opener. but it's not just football. steve has also been to virtually every basketball game, softball game, and volleyball match. he goes to tennis matches, golf matches, and even bowling tournaments. he is omnipresent at more than 20 sports, plus plays in and concerts. we talked to students and former students across three generations. >> he was at our games. >> no matter what. >> reporter: rain or shine? >> home or away. >>

they tracked gabe's cell phone to his antioch home. marshall was later killed in seattle in june when police tried to arrest him. police say if you have any information, please call oakley police. now to the latest on the mosquito fire which exploded in size overnight at last check, it was almost 30,000 acres in size. this time last night. it was not quite 7,000 acres. there's no containment and it is threatening thousands of buildings as the acreage of the fire increases. so does the air quality index in nearby communities. reporter kristin vartan has more on what policies are in place to make sure that athletes don't face those conditions. as friday night football returns. >> the mosquito fire continues to feel placer counties to rain 3 days after it erupted. flames stoking more than 20,000 acres leaving destruction and smoke in its wake. those particles seeping into nearby communities. threatening friday night football. >> when you get that take that deep breath and start causing a lot unhealthy, that's what we want to prevent. in a

it's a little bit wet near san ramon lafayette over towards antioch bethel island discovery bay, but once again, this is all light rain at the moment here on the east bay and the wind is quite calm at the moment. we have powerful gusts throughout much of the day and into the early evening, but those gusts have diminished. so here's a view from sutro looking over san francisco where we have temperatures and a rather uniform range right now. mainly low to mid 60s at san francisco oakland, palo alto, san jose and santa clara 59 at half moon bay. that's our cool spot from emeryville. nice calm and mostly clear view looking back towards san francisco clear for now. there could be more showers later temperatures readings at the moment 60 degrees at petaluma and santa rosa mid 60s at napa fairfield in concord and 62 at livermore and from our rooftop camera. we present this view looking across the embarcadero and these are our forecast features showers overnight wet and breezy morning commute. there will be some wet spots on the highway. so bear that in mind if you're a morning commuter chan

we're at 71 for antioch, mostly 60's in the east bay 50's.hile, cover the north bay and 63, for example, for san jose. so with all the players in place, this high pressure we've been talking about, not much goes on the maps here. we don't see a whole lot happening until we finish off the week. the temperatures will be dropping on their own. but you see this little plume of moisture off towards our south. this might start to increase number one humidity levels in the east bay. we're getting a break on that very dry. it's not good for the fires, but it feels good in terms of helping you cool down a little bit with dry air. it's not so much fun with humidity working here, but the latest model runs really show this plume of moisture spread out a little bit. that may include parts of the bay area for weekend coming up about this one but the following weekend. so something to watch. once we break the back of the heat, spell 4 zone forecast for the sunday 78 cover san francisco at the coast. these lower 70's are starting to encroach 73 for daly city

wow, still blazing hot inland, 107 degrees in livermore, 116, antioch today, 103, in concord, 105 in the bottle. 91 in oakland, 98 in hayward, 98 degrees. redwood city, 97 degrees in san jose and san francisco yesterday was 98 degrees today. 81. so a big change there with the drop in temperature and that on shore when temperatures coming down along the coastline and half moon bay relatively cool compared to the rest. the bay area in the 70's. i think that all changes again for tomorrow. we're going to watch these numbers pop up once again outside numbers in the 60's along the coastal sections right now. still 80 degrees over the hills and san mateo, 88 in dublin, 92 and hot. still in concord. you can see kind of that influx. you see the colors change as you the green approaching the coastline. that's the effects of the sea breeze that we had today. but tomorrow again, here we go. i think high pressure takes over builds in overhead. that is going to send the temperatures soaring. i think maybe near record levels by tomorrow afternoon. we've got watches and warnings up again for tomorr

for those of you that have to be the coolest city out there with concord in antioch, 110 degrees for to be the peak of the heat wave. slight dip on wednesday. but then temperatures warming up once again to 110 degrees for most of our north and east bay valleys. so pack your patience. stay cool. positive thoughts. going to be all almost like you get a little get tricked on. what did think that we're to but then again? >> is there a difference in feeling from one o 3 to one 10, like i think once you hit 100, it's use the as the rest of our neighbor know there's burns raise stay with us. if you ever wished your pants or may napkins, you're in luck to both ways. got just the cargo pants for you. >> details after the break. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ ♪ ah, da, da, da, da da, da, ah, ah ♪ >> well, you won't have to worry about drop

one rider was forced to jump through hoops just to get home to antioch. >> it has been hot. we are just trying to get to our destination. -- we've got to get on this bus bridge. >> bart officials told us this was because of the heat related trackside problem. bart was slowing the trains systemwide because of the heat, causing 20 minute delays for all commuters. that is a new policy because of a train derailment that happened in june. we are expecting more triple digit temperatures. check for more delays encase slowdowns happen again today. >> good advice. you will want to keep track of temperatures in the weather on demand section of our app. kumasi: making good process on e fire burning near the town of. it has scorched or thousand acres, destroyed dozens of buildings. two women have been killed. calfire has not identified how or where the fire started, but neighbors think it began inside a warehouse at a lumber mill. 1500 people still under evacuation orders but some have returned home. a bigger fire still burning in siskiyou county. it is just 30% contained and has burned

reached out to antioch police about the speeding concerns. spokesperson says the department understands the concerns but wants to focus on the families impacted by the crash and have deeper discussion at later date about the issues concerning the sycamore corridor. >>> family of kevin yoshida has upped the reward hoping to track down one of his killers. shot protecting a news crew in oakland before thanksgiving. police arrested two men and family raised reward to $40,000 for tips on the third suspect. looking for this man, gilbert, anyone with information asked to call oakland pd. other two are in court monday. >>> getting new look at devastation left behind by the mosquito fire. u.s. forest service shared the video. burned out trees, hills off mosquito ridge road. fire has been burning two weeks, el dorado and plasser counties, yesterday lifted evacuation orders for parts of georgetown in el dorado but most are still in effect. focused on clearing possible fuel for the fire today, dry brush and branches. >> make sure there's no hot spots lik

yesterday, much of the action was around antioch.ction likely around ukiah, clearlake, lakeport. that is where the best chance is for a shower or thunderstorm. pop this morning, a quiet start to the day. then 2 p.m. through 4 p.m., that peak daytime heating. you can see around ukiah, clearlake, lakeport, the best chance of finding wet weather. most of us, it is just a blend of sun and clouds. rainfall estimates finding that best chance in the north bay later today. most areas, you can see a zero on the board, meaning we are totally dry today. highs for our tuesday, climbing to the 70's. it feels muggy outside. once that low-pressure moves from our coast tomorrow, it will drop the emitted tea. overnight temperatures with a blend of sun and clouds. a north bay shower later today. we are drying out tomorrow, warming up as fall arrives here at 6:03 in the evening. the weekend, saturday and sunday, above average. expect a lot of sunshine, 80's and 90's. reggie: still had at 6:00, florida's governor now under kimmel investigation. his clai

more 98 in concord and about 98 degrees in antioch. i learned yes. so it's it's important to keep your cool in this extreme heat. >> yeah, no extreme lee important. we spoke with an mergency room doctor, in fafa about certain ways that you tr can try to help protect yourself. kron four's. also the money ms live in the newsroom with more on what advice he had l a >> well, someone with heat exhaustion can start to feel dizzy thursday, very sweaty and nauseous and week and though says symptoms then get even worse and that could lead to heat stroke and that could eventually lead to death. that worst-case scenario. so an emergency room doctor that we spoke with, said that they see this kind of stuff every year. they're prepared over at the santa clara valley medical center just in case they need to treaeaheat related illnesses. but he does want to make sure that everyone is preparing themselves to prevent things from getting so bad that they need medical attention. so he explains that some people are actually more vulnerable than others. >> the people who

city leaders in antioch are now eyeing police reform. this after the mayor announced last month that 8 patrol officers are the focus of an investigation being led by the fbi and the contra costa county district attorney's office. >> called for swift ago explains the policy changes being discussed. >> we need to build trust trust that has been eroded during the past month between the antioch police department and the community. it serves to put things in the proper perspective. we first must embrace the concept of due process with respect to our members. moving forward. however, i'll be answering some internal control mechanisms allowing us to better assess our systems and processes from with. and during a news conference at city hall tuesday council members, monica wilson and to me shots for his joined in chief doctor steven for to announce 3 reforms the council intends to discuss and develop during upcoming police oversight subcommittee meetings. the policies would then be put to a vote canine bite policy. early intervention to track an

as of now, limited service has been restored for richmond in antioch, bound trains. bart is also running a single tracking service set 19th street at the station there. that's in both directions. also in oakland, a brush fire along 5.80, burning several homes today after taking off and windy conditions. you can see the wind pushing it towards the homes. we know at least 4 homes burned. >> and at least one firefighter had to be hospitalized because of heat related issues. fortunately, crews were able to get control of that fire kron four's gayle on a she was on the scene all day long. joins us now live from the studio with an update. gayle. >> grant and vicki with the fire has been put out a here's a map of of the area where it started around 30th ave near macarthur boulevard in oakland's laurel district. according to the oakland fire chief, at least 5 structures on quickly street severed exterior damage. the call came in just after 02:00pm for a vegetation fire along west bound 5.80, 15 residents were displaced. and here's one of the residents. >> i got here. it smok

to get over to antioch from san francisco. it has been pretty hot. we are just trying to get to our destination. they said the trucks were warped a little more bart issues. we have to get on this bus bridge. >> bart officials told us this was all because of a heat related trackside problem, but that happened as bart was already slowing trades down systemwide because of the heat, causing 20 minute delays for all commuters. that is a new policy because it major element that happened back in june. as we all are expecting triple digit temperatures again today, it is best to check for more delays as they are possible in this heat. >> ok, thank you. you will want to keep track of the temperatures anytime in the weather on demand section of the abc 7 bay area tv streaming app. you can download it for roku, apple tv, amazon, and google to. kumasi: fire crews are making progress on a fire that has already scorched nearly 4000 acres, destroying dozens of buildings. two women have died in this buyer. cal fire has identified how or where

you've been doing going to be plenty warm in the east bay and pockets up in the north bay to 77, antioch. we've got 65 for concord 60's covered the east bay shoreline. and to give you a quick contrast, were trailing a half a dozen degrees. good news. so the winds we do have a little bit on shore, but we're going to check in the rain with traffic right now. right back, lee. hey, well, if you are waking up right now, 7 minute ride into the city. >> may's to that fremont street exit san mateo bridge, 80 to 1, 0, 1, 12 minute ride heading across towards the peninsula. we're checking on that ridge one on one. if you're traveling up, 27 85 to menlo park. about 30 minutes for your drive. the air. no major issues along 2.80, or to 37 and the richmond, sandra fell bridge tolls to 101 about a 7 minute ride darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. reyna. well, reaction continues to pour in from around the world following the death of queen elizabeth. the second. >> she sat on the throne for 7 decades. see her through the years. she's being remembered as a global icon. >> of calmness and fortitude.