oakland with clouds at 54, livermore, clear skies at 54. that fog, that drizzle in downtown san francisco at 52, south bay san jose at 58 and 51 in santa rosa for the north bay. a gray start, low clouds, areas of fog. mist and drizzle. i need more coffee. it's monday. we are looking at visibility and westerly winds, 9-mile per hour winds at sfo, seven in oakland, hayward with eight mile per hour winds. gianna was talking about windy conditions through the altamont looking at gusts to 45 miles per hour and 26 in fairfield with that delta breeze. that cooling trend continues. we are looking at temperatures a lot more comfortable compared to over the weekend, that ridge of high pressure is going to weaken and push to the south and away from us. this low pressure system off the coast will be ushering in that stronger sea breeze and that's the reason why we are looking at cooler temperatures. hour by hour with our winds, westerly winds 20 to 30 and especially along the coast and around the most of us inland and eventual clearing around the bay,

you know, they look at look at some of that. that was the low that full grown adult mountain lion on a mess with that hope he finds his way home gets in and not to. has 6.14 right now. want to get a look at the weather and it's a little wet to start. >> now what enough. i mean, yeah. ask anybody with the drought. i'd love to see some actual rain. it's the misty conditions that we do have, which is hey, i guess better than nothing right. >> misty out there. definitely some low gray and some fog in some spots that will block out your visibility. one testament to that is your berkeley hills cam where low cloud cover pushes right over the east bay straight up into those hills. so if you are traveling over hillsides or up and down the coastline. that's where you're seeing especially lower visibility and also some wet spots on roadways for some drizzle yesterday. it was and drizzle nor misty conditions but thunderstorms up in the sierra nevada. look at how active yesterday afternoon was we didn't just see rain up there, but also some

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tease for you with san jose at 78 degrees, campbell, right at 80 degrees.ing from the 90's to the 80's for pleasanton and livermore walk dublin san ramon each at 78 today oakland at 70 degrees for your daytime high to 90's left on the map and barely even in the 90's for antioch in vacaville. now today and tomorrow are the coolest days of this forecast. your north calhoun the weather center forecast does show temperatures warming back up into the weekend, though not as hot as we were to start the week. but getting warm with some mid-nineties expected by friday john, thanks for that. finally some good news if you need to get things done. now with the good time to do that. >> headed into the city right now under 12 minutes for your drive time. 5, 1880, also starting to improve. there as you're driving headed across towards the peninsula. no major issues at this hour. we did have an earlier hot spot. so this up to about 26 minutes or so. now we're back down to under 14 our richmond center fell commute as you travel out of richmond, you can do that. it under 8 m

we have people who are. >> experts at looking at that. that, you know, they're picking up small small animals. so if they're picking up that level of detail picking up a the human, the full grown man. should be considerably much, much easier. and then so that's the problem. so. with that we hold on to hope that maybe we're missing missing. it, that that philip still up there, that he's in a survival mode and then we can somehow rescue him. >> that is the goal. and i think that's the overwhelmingly common word. we've heard this entire time is hope. now. philip is an avid runner is a part of a running club. as i said, he's an outdoorsman. so they're really hoping he's alive. he's been able to stay warm, which, you know, the temperatures do get cold tonight. as you may recall, it was a hot day when he went for that run on saturday when he was last seen, it was about a 103 degrees. it was a scorcher. so, you know, there's a lot possibilities. he could have been, you know, overheated. he could have fallen hit his head. he could have, you know,

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looking at a sunset at 8:29. the sea breeze will be back. we will get into increasing clouds throughout the day. by later this afternoon, the possibility and tomorrow of dry thunderstorms. the risk of wildfires is what we are watching for. with theoretic winds. the spreading of the wildfires. we are back to seasonal averages as we get into tuesday. this is a system we can't track the storms, where they are going to be. the ingredients are there for the threat nevada to the higher elevations and bay area. high pressure moving to the east. the circulation is bringing up moisture and there will be a mechanism offshore that could create lightning strikes. there's a look at the fog. here comes some of the moisture through the sierra nevada. as we go into the later evening hours, we are looking at the chance, the least chance in the north bay, but this continues until 5:00 on monday. highs today, 72 in oakland. 85, santa rosa. 92, livermore. 82, san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast, still watching for storms tomorrow. 60s at the coast. mid

take a look at that. completely engulfing an alert wildfire camera, the 15th largest in state history burning more than 198,000 acres. evacuation orders are still in effect in plumas counties. really tough to see there and then that smoke, there was some concern it could make its way back into the bay area. >> we're watching out for that. our temperatures will be ramping up and so some of the smoke may be settling in. our near surface smoke model does show some light blue where it does indicate there could be some smoke that makes a slightly moderate or a little bit more unhealthy for you to breathe that in. the bulk is pushing off to the east of us and away from much of the -- away from the bay area. as we get a look at our temperatures, headed for the upper 80s in santa rosa and napa. martinez reaching 89. it will be hotter in concord and brentwood, up to 100 degrees. san jose reaching 86 and palo alto up to 84 degrees. some upper 60s in san francisco. we'll talk about some even hotter temperatures in t

fremont, hayward and san jose each at 60 to pittsburgh. you're at 66. so starting to see a little bit moving upwards and temperatures. but with gray skies of that cool sea breeze. it's a cool start for sure. i'm talking sunshine some nice temperatures this afternoon and of course your 4th forecast. still to come, reyna don, thank you for that. so we have a hot spot here along the richmond, sandra fell bridge. >> and it looks like we haven't changed much in terms of drive time since we last checked the bridge. we're up to about 29 here. we are still 28. there's an accident. 5.80. westbound here. traffic is slowly moving across towards sandra fell. we also have another accident here along the bay bridge and drive times have gone up here. we're up to about 22 minutes. it's right near that treasure island, texas. so again, keeping a close eye on those 2 bridges that are fairly slow with accidents. there. our san mateo bridge. no major issues, no accidents, no delays. a solid 14 minutes free to make it as you're traveling across towards the peninsula. fy 188

we're 10 at at concord. napa valley filling up with fog right now. except for along the coast. so this afternoon look for clouds on the peninsula. on the coast side and sunshine around the bay and inland and a whole lot of it. near 60 at half moon bay. mid to upper 60s for san francisco. low to mid70s for the rest of the bay. >> thank you. >>> the biden administration is urging americans to get vaccinated as the delta variant spreads. >> the number of cases is up across the country. jobina fortson with the growing concern for people who are not vaccinated. >>> there's an average of 26,000 new cases of covid-19 reported every day and four out of five of them involve the delta variant. cdc director dr. rochelle walensky testified yesterday. she said the delta variant is spreading fast in unvaccinated areas. >> delta variant now represents it 83% of sequenced cases. vaccines are widely available across the country and this suffering and loss is simply and entirely preventable. >> hospitals in several states are up to capacity. some doctors say they're reliving the worst of 2020. i

not bad at all.y shoreline somewhat mild almost shelly is worth 69 oakland. 71 check in for hayward. those inland temperatures fall to 61 or so by 10 o'clock with clear skies. there fog. meanwhile for the bay, here's the game plan where we'll have that fog coming back again. coastal drizzle all out temperatures in the 50's that's inland as well as around the coast. are they and coast then early in the week. we'll be getting those daytime highs sabina 19 also will be in the 80's with the morning fog and coastal drizzle. all that then late in the week. that's when things start to flip turning hot. and there's a new heat spike coming our way. this may hold on for a while. more than just the coming up weekend. but beyond 54 san francisco 56 for san jose oakland at 56 most of the fog will be contained in around the the bay but might have some spill into the santa clara valley. we'll call it mostly clear. here's the temperature check for the entire real estate. everybody's pretty much into the 50's 49 up t

here's a look at the extended forecast for us here at home.l see a your repeat for your bay area friday, few degrees warmer on saturday, perhaps a tad warmer on sunday, holding steady into monday with temperatures near 80 degrees for our base like communities nearing 90 far inland cities back to you. looks good, rosemary. thank you. starting tonight. bart resumes its late night service. but in a limited capacity, the service will only be offered thursday through saturday nights and only at select bart stations. departing trains will leave the embarcadero, where civic center stations as late as 11 30. those trains will only be stopping at the following station 16th street mission. daly city, west oakland, the macarthur bart station bay fair, el cerrito del norte and the pleasant hill station parks limited late service will last for three weeks before midnight service returns monday through saturday on august 2nd well in the next hour, lawmakers will announce the investment in a major arts project at san francisco's chinatown assembly members fi

burlingame at 72 foster city 74 redwood city at 78 degrees. south bay temperatures, a little cooler than yesterday as they queue marine layer 70's in santa clara milpitas while san jose at 80 degrees fremont through hayward in the 70's while pleasanton livermore as well as danville walnut creek and concord in the 90's oakland. 71 today sonoma 85 while antioch pittsburgh in vacaville joining the 90's club for just another day because look at where we're headed tomorrow and thursday for that matter, some of our coolest temperatures of this forecast. a really nice way to spend the middle of the week friday. we warm things up just a little bit. but we're still saying temper it and pretty seasonable. no major heat wave in this forecast ahead. reyna john, thanks for that. we still have that hot spot been tracking out here in concord. >> 2.42 southbound just south of concord avenue and a good alternate to try to get around. that would be 6.80 highway 4. as you can see, you're seeing just a little delay along highway 4. the as you're traveling from an

one at aquatic park and another at pier 39. the biggest obstacle is the fog which could creep into the bay. >> the important part is that we find fireworks. >> reporter: they say fis dispy naturalized u.s. citizens. >> it is cool to experience as a citizen. >> reporter: the pandemic upending many traditions including a big family gathering. >> last year was a bummer because it was the first time eydidn't miss of her fourth s of july. the fact we are able to do that this year is incredible. >> reporter: the parking lot of the concord civilian will host their newly designed firework show. >> the idea was drive in movie theater style event. >> reporter: the concord mayor said cars will be given one spot to park and another to tailgate. he said he thought it was important to offer a firework show in hopes of preventing people from setting off illegal ones of the room. >> it's nice to have this to do to bring back a little of the fun we are used to in the fourth of july. >> reporter: the mayor tells me a 1000 of the tickets they hav

here is the close up view at home, using best information at this moment.resolution rapid refresh model. it's the best model you can look at when you get this close to an actual event. even this cannot be taken literally when it comes to thunderstorms in the bay area because they're so difficult to nail down in a forecast because they happen so rarely. everything has to come together just right. there is quite a widespread of possibility for isolated showers, some coming with thunderstorms. it wouldn't be heavy rain but it would be light rain and of course it's lightning that would be the big concern. that's going to be our focus over the next 36 hours, primary focus in the forecast. temperatures are still important with the clouds. we will only be in mid to upper 80s for daytime highs. inland locations of east bay it will be 80 in san jose, 70s for much of the bay. seven-day forecast, san francisco, oakland, san jose. notice the warm up in san jose, mid 80s by second half of the week. if we look at this for inland valleys of east bay on the top line compar

it's a vaccination event happening at the epa center at 1950 bay road from 4 to 7.nd older can get their shots there. and after you get a shot, you can listen to music. they got fun activities, food and even win prizes and also, by the way, is the first public event at that center's new outdoor amphitheater, which they just recently renovated. 38 and still it's going to get toasty today. i hope you are ready. >> look at these temperatures. if you live in the inland valleys. we're looking at a 100 plus. but it will still be bearable if not, you know, quite nice if you head to the sure. we'll be right back. expertly tailored eye care. state-of-the-art eye exams. high quality lenses and frames. because everything we do at lenscrafters is for every sight that makes your life special. book your annual eye exam now. lenscrafters. because sight. >> in the north new shuttle is making it easier for one of his the russian river. they'll give you are right. sonoma county regional parks. they have a river shuttle now to take you from santa rosa to the russian river starting thi

we're at 88 at 10:00 a.m. we'll have more looks at this and our fire danger in about ten minutes. >> a lot of people are talking about this. a covid booster shot is now officially in the books. is it actually necessary moving forward? today, pfizer and buyon tek announced they're working a booster that will be tweaked to target specifically the delta variant. it is spreading at an alarming case and covid cases are once again slowly rising in california. in an unusual joint move, both the fda and cdc releasing this statement. it reads, americans who are fully vaccinated do not need a booster shot at this time. >>> joining us now, our covid specialist from ucsf. nice to have you back on the program. so pfizer is moving forward full speed ahead. the cdc is saying, we don't need booster. where is the truth? >> the truth is? >> what the cdc said. there is also just two papers literally published today and yesterday. it showed two doses of the pfizer vaccine were adequate for neutralizing antibodies against the delt

52 at napa. highs tomorrow in the south bay. mainly in the middle to upper 70s to middle 80s is what i should say. 76 in san jose, 85 in morgan hill. nice and mild to warm in the south bay. mild on the peninsula with highs at 72 san mateo. high of 64 degrees. north bay, look for highs at 82. san rafael and sonoma, east bay high, 70, oakland, 74, castro valley and the inland east bay will have highs mainly in the middle to upper 80s up to about 90 degrees at fairfield and brentwood. here is the accu-weather seven- day forecast. here comes the heat. starting on thursday we can expect four consecutive days of inland highs at or above 100 degrees. we will see lower to middle 80s, only lower to middle 60s on the coast. not much warming on the coastline. the temperatures will moderate a bit on monday. by next tuesday, the temperatures should be back in what we call a typical seasonal range for this time of the year. >> yes. freezing at 96. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i d

look at this. 35 acre grass fire burning near clayton and pittsburgh and it's fully contained now. but you can see a lot of smoke a lot of areas because of this blowing. >> and it took 6 hours to get it under control. it turns out this plays was started by a car fire near kercher. pass road and norton ville road. in the south bay. 5 people are without a home because of a fire that broke out in a mobile home in east san jose. 200 block. south jackson avenue as we zoom in on the map. 2 homes were severely damaged by the fire and one was destroyed. fire crews had it under control pretty quickly. nobody was hurt and they don't know what caused it. on the peninsula. esta gators are working to identify a body that washed ashore on pass, cut state beach in san mateo county. the body was found yesterday. investigators believe that it had been in the water for some time. no identity right now. >> 7 34. and in the east, a new video sent in by a kron. 4 of you are showing a coyote wandering the streets of el

here at home a new mask guidance from the cdc. the bay area county not following suit. >>> two years after tragedy. how gilroy is honoring victims of the garlic festival shooting. this is "today in the bay." >>> a very good now wednesday morning. north bay, did you feel it? 3.2 magnitude earthquake at 3:51 this morning. 8 miles west of heelsburg. shallow. 3.2 not too big but something we are certainly paying attention to. especially when it wakes you up. good morning. >> all right. it is time for a look at the forecast today. kari hall tracking that. >> looks great today. not as humid and also going to get more sunshine. a live look outside in walnut creek we feel temperatures in the low 60s. nice refreshing start to the day and heating up. you will notice it will be hotter this afternoon especially for the inland areas like concord at 97. 96 in livermore. 89 in martinez. in san jose up to about 86 degrees. we'll see the temperatures ticking up the next few days. that's coming up in a few minutes. laura? >> thank you. >>> developi

that's well last lasers pointed at the officers objects being thrown at the officers. >> at least one person was injured during the sideshow. chief armstrong. and remember, he's an oakland native. he says this was one of the most violent 4th of july holiday weekend. he can recall. the chief also says that call centers were flooded with complaints about illegal fireworks, that one of the biggest problems, the city face this 4th of july there simply weren't enough paramedics and ambulances available to handle all of the emergency calls. >> our current force jonathan mccall here live in the studio with details on that. jonathan katherine, and thank you so much violence and so many calls for service that ambulances and paramedics had a hard time trying to keep up with all of those calls responding to all of them. want to show you at least one of them. this is video of one of the 7 shooting scenes that took place within that 12 hour period on july 4th police say a 45 year-old man from oakland was shot on international boulevard just before 11 o'clock last night. officers believe the man wa

catch the show at 8:00 on kpix5. aming on cbsn bay area, using his passion for soccer and love for science to rise above challenges of mi above scholar. >>> tomorrow night a primetime special, with kamala harris, talked about restrictive voting rights laws. >> in some places where the legislature is hell bent on making it difficult, we will have to start rallying now so we start thinking creatively >>> for many students, science classes can be a challenge. >> for this week's students rising above scholar science is his second favorite past time next to soccer. mohammed kicking into high gear as a player for an east bay nonprofit soccer league, practicing at home during covid- 19. >> i started beginning in the middle because my coach didn't know i was playing ... >> the sport, a passion for the 2021 oakland international high school graduate but also a way to relieve stress, make friends, and practice new english language skills he learned after immigrating from yemen. >> it was frustrating. >> the move impacting his

bay is showing at least a clear view at the horizon here. you can see out there towards the coastline. cloud cover sitting right above you but definitely dewey and drizzly out there this morning. couple of spots up in marin and sonoma counties where you'll encounter lower visibility as well as in the east bay hills and on sections of the peninsula to fog and low grades going to hang out with us for a bit today and at the coast, it's not really going to loosen its grip. so another great one at the coast. some more sunshine elsewhere across the bay area right now we're in the 50's with pittsburgh 58 clinton conquered egypt. 56 while san mateo and alameda each sitting right now at 54 do not forget the jackets this morning. it definitely going want to have them reyna don, thank you for that. we are watching your tuesday morning commute for you as you're traveling from the east bay. >> headed into the city to that fremont street exit a little under 8 minutes, no major issues delays are hot spots at this hour. the san mateo bridge heading across t

again, you look at what has happened behind the scenes at this company and have the sources telling youhat things are really like, it is easy to be super pessimistic, they have been doing a tight rope walk for so long. in the outside reality, you look at the atmosphere of public perception, they have done an amazing job at building this really powerful brand. now, i think that the challenge here is that, you know, tesla only has so many tricks in its bag of tricks. you see now with the refresh model s this is not a vehicle that looks that much different than it did when it came out in 2012 so they don't have the resources to completely reinvent that flagship vehicle all the time. where as mercedes really did, they didn't just take an s class and put some batteries in it they reinvented a brand-new vehicle for that electric flagship and i think that's, to me, you know, sort of the sign of how does now tesla keep up with that and i think in particular you think about things like full self-driving, a really toxic drive on the company's perception and faith in elon musk in particular which

if you look at trade, traded numbers were still pretty fine and at the same time, you look also at the numbers in terms of the ip and fai. monetary policies are not about to ease very quickly for very long. that means probably they shouldn't be too weak for very long. yvonne: i think the traders are confused about this data because the headline number wasn't scary. the retail sales were beat but we saw a triple are cut last week and mls tweaking. is there a need for more? ms. chao: we are not sure. i think that was a surprise and it is important to point out that it is possible, policymakers saw something we did not see and they are moving on the curve or even ahead. i believe if you look at the strong money and credit data, that suggests they were probably already putting something in action. the are encouraging more credit expansion as we say. if that is the case, they will have to keep easing in place for much longer. yvonne: great to have you in the studio again. china economist. you can tune into bloomberg for more on this. we have commentary from our bloomberg expert editors. >>

so we've got at least another.n see as you look down the list everybody is above $4.40, to one degree or another. so yeah prices and you to be very don't forget that's regular that's cars are supposed to have the good stuff. the high test. they tell i believe in games. 7.41 will be 7.45 is the time. and now to our ongoing drought emergency last month. as we know, governor newsome asked all californians to voluntarily reduce water use by 15%. well, we have city leaders now in american canyon that are going beyond that and they're calling for a mandatory water conservation now of 20 percent mandatory. so between noon and 6 o'clock in the evening. they're in american canyon. you can no longer use water for gardening landscape. you can't wash cars like this in the driveway. customers have to monitor their usage through an online portal provided by the city. now mayor leon garcia says that this at this point they're not going to punish violators, but they're going to keep track. and at some point they may roll out surch

concord at 57. oakland, good morning to you at 55. 56 in livermore and for san jose. 53 downtown san francisco. current visibility and you can see the gray skies, that fog, along the coast and for parts of the bay, also a gray start for some of the inland locations. our winds on the light side out of generally the west. five lean hour at sfo. five in heyward. not as breezy as yesterday morning. 13-mile an hour winds in san jose this morning. also for concord and the delta breeze in fairfield with 25- mile an hour winds. this afternoon your micro climate forecast, cool, cloudy, breezy, in the upper 50's. partly sunny skies, and inland in the mid to upper 70's to low to mid-80s's. sunshine and mild temperatures inland. that deep marine layer keeping us cool. below average for this time of year by a few degrees once again. as we go through the day taking you hour by hour on future cast and you can see the skies clearing inland and that cloud cover pushing back to the coast as we go through the afternoo

romaine: we are at a point where you have to start to look at that as potentially short-term. if we were at the start of a cycle and we saw yields drop, i would understand why people would be partying. but the economy is supposed to be growing, right? you would think yields would be growing with it. >> what is very interesting, i was looking and thinking about it from the reflation trade perspective. the interesting it, when you look at earnings estimates, they have not come down too much for q2 or q3. what has come down is the now cast. when you look at the federal reserve bank of new york or atlanta, they are trending down for q2 and q3. what that says, at the margin, there is that level of disquiet out there. it is not just the fact that yields are coming down, but they are coming down for a reason. potentially, we saw peak growth and the relative to expectations growth is waning. caroline: i thought it was all technical to a certain agree. are you discounting that in direly, or the u.s. yield curve? edward: i think a lot of the signal they got was technical. that is why i

at the at the stadium, right? and the issue there was there were many people in the crowd who couldn't be processed because they had warrants out. so in an act of solidarity nobody wanted to be processed, but we learned that if you got a court case number. allah free by five card. that was the golden ticket out. line what would happen? you'd walk down the hallway showed the the guard your that they had given you this. index card and you were outdoors then did renal did you return to court at a later date? jeffrey miller had been dead for a year to the day. so i signed out as jeffrey miller. and when the aclu subsequently received a judgment that would give us payment payment for the illegal arrest. i was not able to receive any of that payment. i was not jeffrey miller, but it was a memorial to him. okay? lawrence roberts fill in the lines here from what you've heard from neil. yeah. yeah neil, very interesting. this neil's experience not so different from many thousands of others, you know, i should say that you

the news at noon starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at noon. and good afternoon. everyone on mike mibach casa has the afternoon off. we start with some breaking news. california is now requiring all state employees and healthcare workers to show proof of vaccination if they are not fully vaccinated, workers will need to test weekly for covid-19 ktvu james torres joins us live from the newsroom with how soon these changes will take effect here, james. my governor. gavin newsom says he wants full compliance by the end of next month. many counties and other states across the country have made some similar announcements regarding state employees. but this req when it comes to health care workers. governor newsom says california is the first state to implement a vaccine verification system for public and private healthcare workers. no one won't lose their job if they refuse the vaccinenated, ty will be required to test for covid 19 in a hospital setting those workers will test twice a week and a smaller, less vulnerable setting, say like a doctor's or dentist's office.

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but take a look at pacifica in the mid-fifties at 53 degrees so 25 degree difference out there right now with everything in between for your sunday night. so let's take a look at tomorrow's microclimate monday outlook as you start out your workweek forecast mid 60's for downtown san francisco and we're tracking mission district. also in the mid 60's. the same for the marina district. so very seasonable. thanks to that fog bank out there. half moon bay in the low 60's. the one thing that we are going to notice, though, will be that increase in wind speeds right along the san francisco peninsula out of the west-southwest at 30 miles per hour or less what is going to be noticeably breezier tomorrow. millbrae and burlingame in the low 70's mid 60's. for those of you in brisbane. we're going to notice a lot of sunshine for your early monday afternoon. thanks to that monsoonal moisture making its way out in the pacific. it is diminishing our threat for pop-up thunderstorms even in the east bay and south bay. so let's keep our fingers crossed. that continues. redwood city in palo alto in th

at san francisco. the city has been open for weeks and it may look like things are getting back to normal. but tonight, many businesses are still in the red. betty yu was live in north beach where restaurants are facing that uphill climb. >> reporter: that's right, sf may fully be reopened but many restaurants are still operating at a loss. we are talking about six-figure debts, and that is not uncommon. >> this is our round pizza, this is pepperoni and this is cheese. >> reporter: chef and owner dennis lee never expected selling specialty pizzas. he closed his korean restaurant last month in favor of something more approachable and affordable. the location came back to life at sunset square slice shop last saturday. >> even though we opened up we still feel a lot of stress. not only from consumers but also the people we hire and those who have worked for us thus far. >> reporter: we started experimenting with the square- shaped pizza during the pandemic. but he said opening weekend over the fourth was

we are looking at the clear skies inland and cloudy skies in napa at 56. we have a fire danger index which shows how the possibility will be elevated over the weekend from 6:00 tomorrow night into monday. that is due to the possibility of dry lightning moving our way. we will have more details about that, coming up in a moment. right now, sunshine and to petition the 60s and 70s. darker colors inland indicate warmer weather. upper 70s from fremont. a typical day at the shoreline, we will talk about how change happens for the second half the weekend, commit. >>> we have developing news out of washington, d.c. a 6-year- old girl is dead after shooting near the coast guard headquarters. five adults, three men, and two women, were injured in the shooting. they are expected to be okay. there is no word yet on any suspects or what led up to the shooting. >>> the highly contagious delta variant is being blamed for a spike in covid cases. the record of the cdc is calling it a pandemic of the unvaccinated. the number of hospitalizations and deaths are increasing as

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it's happening at 4:30 at thrive city, plaza outside chase center. fans will get performances from the entertainment teams, access to plenty food and drinks and it is free to attend. that's good. >>> this is not so good, dodgers fan recovering after hit in the face by a foul ball. >> it's kind of hard to watch. it happened while she was watching her team play against the giants at oracle park. she was sitting in the stands next to the dug out enjoying tuesday's game. justin turner came up to bat. , hit a foul, went to the safety netting and headed straight for her face. >> it was still coming full force and it bounced off my face in front of me. >> she had glasses on. >> yeah, it broke my glasses. i honestly didn't even know what happened. >> she got a cut so deep that she had to go to the hospital and get six stitches. dodgers organization says they're aware of the incident and are looking into it. >> thank goodness for the glasses. >> yeah. that's the bright side i suppose. >>> 5:26. a lot of tech workers will not be going to the office. the big ch

we are looking right at it. an unvaccinated person is more likely to contract and spread the delta variant than a vaccinated person >>> moderna is expanding its trial for younger children. the original one was scheduled for nearly 6800 kid. it's unclear how much bigger the trial could be. the drug maker said it plans to ask for emergency authorization before the end of 2021. >>> the fda has requested that both moderna and pfizer expand their trial for kids five to 11. this as a precaution to gather more information about rare side effects including heart inflammation that turned up in vaccinated people under the age of 30. >>> this morning there will be a vaccine clinic at monterey high school. it runs through thursday. >>> new, a record number of coronavirus cases in tokyo. >>> we have just learned simone biles is out of t finals. we hearing it's due to an injury. with her out the team fell to the russians. >>> an armed robbery under investigation this morning after barbara boxer was robbed and assaulted. it ha

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also at sfo. heyward at ten. livermore at 12 miles an hour. >>> this just in. first lady willa fend the opening ceremony of a summer olympics in tokoyo. this as new video shows team members arriving at a new opening village. the site will be housing more than 11,000 athletes. everybody staying will be under strict coronavirus rules. they will only be allowed to leave to train and compete. >>> she has -- and tennis ball. the dress she is wear is the same one she wore in the australian open. good luck, finding one. it's already out of stock online. >>> all this morning emmy award nomination also be revealed and the back street boys are back in the spotlight. >>> the boy band is returning a series of 12 holiday shows at the planet hollywood resort. tickets go on sale friday. >>> and cedric the entertainer and star of the show the neighborhood will mc the 73rd emmys. the they return with a live audience in september. >>> the time is 5:46. the important question, are you team back streetboys or n sync. >> yeah. i like them both but n is sync a little more. many may

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-- of exec of chairman at -- of executive chairman at nikola. cite a couple of examples, trevor moulton claimed the company was producing hydrogen to power those fuel-cell trucks at a significant cost versus the market, when according to the complaint, nikola was not making any hydrogen at all, at any cost. it references a bloomberg report from 2020, a story about the company's coming out moment in december 2016, when he stood on stage with a truck behind him. he claimed the truck was "not a pusher," industry parlance for it actually works. but according to sources, it was not operable. it was missing key parts that would have in theory made it capable of working, and the complaint by the sec and the indictment by new york prosecutors says that report was completely accurate in what it said. they also confirmed that a video circulating soon after of the truck actually moving was because they pushed it down a hill, for example. a lot of the impetus behind this is that in 2020, as you guys know, that was at a time when a lot of people were home. r

at 9.31. story we're following covid related hospitalizations are increasing in every bay area county. >> so here are the numbers. we've got 2 columns on the left with the numbers were like in june on the right. what they are like as of july 21st. so back in june we had 40 people in the hospital in alameda county as of wednesday. that number jumped to a 105. the jump in contra, costa county went from 17 to 68. it went from 0 to 6 in marin county and from 46 in napa county, san francisco went from 16 hospitalizations in june to 41 just a month later as you continue scanning down the list. you'll see that every county on the list. san mateo, santa clara solano sonoma counties. they all saw big jumps in their covid cases now because of the growing number of infections were their big traced primarily to unvaccinated people in the workplace and so now health officials in 3 counties are calling on employers to require vaccinations as a condition of coming back to the office. kron four's. rob fladebo

concord. 12 at san carlos and napa. 20 at fairfield. nice stiff on shore breeze brought the clouds back and measurable drizzle. don't be surprised if you need you're traveling this morning. coolest around half moon bay. 63 in san francisco. the rest of the bay in the low to mid70s. mid70s to mid80s in the south bay. pretty much the same in the north bay with low to mid80s as warm as it gets over in the inland east bay neighborhoods. more on the heat wave coming up. >> thank you. >>> our commitment to building a better bay area means keeping a careful focus on our kids education. we are just about a month away from san francisco public schools returning to in person learning. >> there's a lot of questions. today the school district will hopefully answer some of them during a town hall. amy hollyfield live for us in san francisco. >> reporter: there will be three town hall meetings this week. tonight's will be in english. tomorrow night in spanish. thursday they'll hold one in can to six weeks until the first day of school. educators will

that makes a few of us that at least we're going to be looking at skies today.hat will eventually clear out. we're on the cloudy side this morning. >> and as you saw last night, if you watched fireworks, you can see that low gray kind of obscuring some of those fireworks as they enter that marine layer you look outside right now in our our view show some red white and blue there on quite hour. obviously visibility is fine and has staff as cloud cover sitting right above us. most areas are good, but there are pockets of low grade that you do want to watch out for as you venture on to our roadways skies will remain dry for yet another day. aside from some coastal drizzle in misty conditions, but no rainfall. current temperatures are mostly in the 50's with 59 double in concord, pittsburgh and livermore each at 58 erica. >> thank you, john. well, roads are

look at this. now police say just before 6:00 last night, multiple people grabbing shelves of merchandise running out of that store and then all hopping into different getaway cars. want to give you another look at what happened. these are pictures from inside the neiman marcus after it all happened. this is the aftermath. shattered glass and empty shelves, dangling security chains. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> an oakland firefighter and paramedic is reflecting about his trip to the white house. gustavo gonzalez spent a day at the white house with the president and first lady being honored for his work as a first responders during the pandemic. gonzales a first generation mexican american born and raised in san jose, a member of the national association of hispanic firefighters, chatting with the president of the united states. >> it was a brief conversation. we were able to thank him and the first lady for their continuous support of firefighters all around the country. >> gonzales and o

many looking at 56 in concord, oakland at 54 with that drizzle.livermore 56, downtown san francisco at 53, san jose in the south bay 58 with the clouds and santa rosa in the north bay with 53. the morning drizzle, the berkeley hills as well as downtown san francisco, 300ths. pacifica and montera. tracking the westerly winds, its been a breezy start. the upper 50's with west southwesterly winds. it'll be zyin topping out at 63 in the afternoon with breeze breezy west northwesterly winds. you will see that sun and a mild day. 76 for a high in the south bay. that on shore breeze continues all week long. not a lot of change in the forecast. we will cool it down just a little more as we look ahead to thursday. the coolest day of the week. temperatures in the cooler side as we go through the next several days. that cloud cover pushing back to the we go through the done. sunset at 8:31. for the peninsula, san mateo topping out at 67. the south bay, san jose at 76 this afternoon. for the east bay, the tri valley in the mid to upper 70's to low 80's. a coo

economist at our place joining us next -- at barclays joining us next.his is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: some signs may be that the u.k. economy is starting to stall out little bit. a huge miss on today's gdp number, and maybe we are starting to see actually 21 gdp growth expectations eking out. 6.715% is the survey we are looking at. what you've got here today was a service sector, a leisure and hospitality sector the came roaring back, but actually, the construction sector, maybe a little bit of capacity constraints starting to stall a little bit. not everybody was impressed with today's number. in fact, virtually nobody was impressed with today's number. this is what the bank of england governor andrew belly had to say -- andrew bailey had to say. >> growth in the u.k. was lower than any preceding period and lower than desirable. guy: he's talking there about productivity, not necessarily the gdp number. an important distinction. but nevertheless, a disappointing dataset from the u.k.. predictable? apparently not. a lot of economists were expecting's family m

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you're at 55 degrees hayward and fremont at 56 concord at 57 currently while pittsburgh a standout sitting at 60 degrees currently now after a relatively mild start to this morning. we are in for a warm afternoon inland. but most of us are going to be nice and pleasant beside areas anywhere from the 60's to 70's and that are very hottest today. only a couple of spots will be barely rising into the low 90's staying great. the coast will sunshine appears everywhere else going to be talking more about what to expect for the rest of your monday as well as the rest of the week. still ahead, john, thank you so much for that. as you are heading out and hitting the roads this morning. work. >> keeping a close eye on your morning commute starting with the bay bridge as you're heading from the east bay into the city to that fremont street exit. it's going to be a little under 10 minutes for you at this hour. i'm not tracking any major hot spots, but we'll keep a close eye on that for you. let's get a look at the san mateo bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula still pretty quiet. a li

you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> at 6. well, look at the map and excessive heat wave has arrived in the bay area. triple digit temperatures in many inland locations this evening. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne an excessive heat warning has been issued for parts of the bay area. kron four's, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to tell us how hot it's going to get. yeah. guys. we've been talking about this kind of this ridge is here now some place the bay area already in the triple digits today. this is not the peak of the heat. we've got a ways to go. what's interesting, though, is we're seeing that sea breeze. even some white caps out of the waters toward alcatraz that kept the temperatures as much as 40 degrees cooler. >> along the coastline. so, yeah, really kind of an extreme event, right. we've got that nice, cool air out of the beaches, even some fog. but you head anywhere inland. these temperatures heating up in a hurry so advisories and warnings for he going up