it happened early wednesday in bakersfield. the c-h-p says their white s-u-v drifted...n into a big rig. the young brothers were from martinez... and last night the community held a vigil in their honor. kron-4's gayle ong was there. nat sound the pain still so nat sound the pain still so raw..the pain still so nat sound the pain still so raw.. as loved ones gather at martinez junior high school to honor the lives of hodari and hakim cooper, brothers from martinez who were killed in a crash in bakersfield. their older brother khalil branch says the boys were inseparable hodari was driving his little brother when his vehicle crashed into a big rig head on wednesday morningfriday, family, classmates, neighbors and school officials took turns sharing their stories sothakim attended

you're looking at a live feed of a man trapped on a rock along the kern river in bakersfield. how this happened and what's being done to rescue him. that's next. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. facing criminal charges for bringing a >>> he feared for his life. an ac transit bus rider facing criminal charges for bringing a gun to work is speaking to us about why he did it. >> senior investigative reporter vicky nguyen is here with a preview of her investigation tonight. >> william says it was extreme and he regrets his decision, but he felt he had no choice. he e-mailed his managers to tell him he was bringing a gun to protect himself after receiving threats from a passenger back in may. sheriff's deputies arrested him as he arrived to work near the hayward b.a.r.t. station, but he and other drivers say the job has become more dange

los mÁs cercanos quedan en bakersfield donde estos inmigrantes serÁn transferidos. ramÓn: gracias.a dar con el paradero de los responsables de la muerte de manuel romero de 19 aÑos, que fue abaleado el 8 de junio del aÑo 2017. los detectives dieron a conocer estas imÁgenes tono auto marca toyota que usara los sospechosos para huir. >> no tenemos mucha informaciÓn acerca de los sospechosos en estos momentos. la informaciÓn que tenemos es que los sospechosos estaba manejando un toyota, aÑo 2012 a 2014. ramÓn: sustenten información sobre este homicida pÓngase en contacto con los detectives al nÚmero que aparece en pantalla. debido a una ruptura de una de las tuberÍas principales que abastece del vital lÍquido en el cruce de la avenida. hace un par de horas se informÓ que el problema aparentemente ya estaba resuelto. cuadrillas de obras pÚblicas vertieron cemento, cuyo espesor era de 14 pulgadas. en palo alto como trabajador perdiÓ la vida durante un proyecto de construcciÓn en esa ciudad. el accidente se reportÓ en el estacionamiento de la escuela preescolar, la agencia estÁ a cargo d

they died in a car crash in bakersfield wednesday..(vicki) a vigil was held tonight at martinez junior high school... kron4's gayle ong was there and she spoke to the victims family members... she joins us live. gayle family, friends and classmates gathered here to honor the lives of 20 year old hodari cooper and 13 year old hakim coopera family member tells me they were inseparable .. 13 year old hakim cooper was a student here at martinez junior high..he was going on 8th grade..family members couldn't hold back tears as they held onto one another.. the crash happened in bakersfield early wednesday morning older brother hodari was on his way to la and hit a big rig..he died at the scene his little brother hakim was taken to a hospital and died there..tonight volunteers from the school organized this vigil tonightwhere loved ones can share stories and loving memories of the boys..

the heat is on. 106 in fresno, 105 in bakersfield. even palm springs a high of 110 degrees.ht tonight here's the call. a cloud cover reemerging from the coast. mid-50s along the bay shoreline. where we're the lowest overnight lows holding in the low 60s. a warm afternoon on the way. a bit of a carbon copy forecast on tuesday before we turn a bit warmer on wednesday by a few degrees. thursday it turns muggy with humidity on the rise. by the weekend a little bit cooler back into the 70s and 80s for the most part. but today really comfortable, a lot of sunshine. warmer spots in the 90s. >> i am loving this forecast. this is my ideal forecast. >> me too. you can go anywhere where you want for anything you need. >> and the first time i was in san francisco it was freezing and i was wearing a jacket. >>> adidas plans to make its products more sustainable. the sportswear maker is committed to using plastic by the year 2024. the financial times was the first to announce adidas' use and it plans to stop using the plastic. research shows there will be more plastic than fish by weight

fresno, 107. 105 in bakersfield. even palm springs, a high of 107. let's get a check of traffic with alexis. >> good morning, drew. we're off to a rough start here. we do already have a traffic alert, and we're looking live at the scene in san mateo. this is the connector from northbound 101 to eastbound 92. that's still closed due to a flipped big rig. this crash happened, we're coming up on seven hours ago now. that happened around 10:30 last night, but the semi was carrying about 80,000 pounds of lettuce and they're having a tough time getting that out of there. here's the location. you can see a sig alert still in place and no estimate for the ramp reopening. the good news is it's just the connector. all of the main lanes on 101 and 92 are back open and you can take hillsdale to foster city boulevard if you want to get back to the spaan mateo bridge. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. we'll give tham five to ten minutes. >> it appears b.a.r.t.'s new cars are spending a lot of time in the shop. according to th

a mediados de esta prÓxima semana, bakersfield con temperaturas bien cÁlidas, si usted pensaba giafareraturas cÁlidas sobre el valle y el interior de la bahÍa. tenemos una advertencia de calor hasta el jueves a las 11:00 de la noche. para san josÉ continuaremos con condiciones secas y vamos a tener un aumento en las temperaturas a partir del martes. un placer informarles sobre el tiempo. espero que tengan una excelente semana laboral. una figura inflable de 33 pies de altura, apareciÓ una vez mÁs en la bahÍa de san francisco. esta curiosidad portaba un traje de prisionero. llegÓ al edificio navegando lentamente mÁs allá del embarcadero. el pollo hizo su debut en 2017, esta figura, parecido por todas partes y con todos los tamaÑos. llegamos al final, natalie:Último dÍa de la jornada de la liga mx . koning continÚan los amistosos internacionales en estados unidos. le contaremos el regreso del cruz azul. se dio una sorpresiva y triste noticia en la nfl. Ésta y mucho mÁs en "contacto deportivo extra. natalie: bienvenidos a contacto deportivo extra, aquÍ le traemos el mejor de la jornada.

cÁlidas en el resto de nuestro estado miren en el valle, fresno reportÓ 103° de temperatura mÁxima, bakersfield los 93 y 94°. la buena noticia que n y se iÁ el calor que hemos sentido durante los Últimos dÍas. para maÑana se espera 102° de temperatura mÁxima en fresnolargamente estarÁ en 98° y a quien san francisco se esperan 75°, los angeles estarÁ sobre los 77°, como continuamos con temperatura cÁlida sin pre le recomiendo que tomen abundante agua para mantenerse hidratado limiten actividades al aire libre fundamentalmente entre las 11:00 de la maÑana y las 5:00 de la tarde que es cuando las temperaturas estÁn mÁs elevadas. en los prÓximos dÍas continuaremos con condiciones de casi temperaturas oscilando entre los 85 y 87°. como siempre un placer informarles sobre las condiciones del tiempo. ramÓn: yo le iba a croacia pero ganÓ francia que estuvo bien plantada. miles de aficionados vivieron la emociÓn la final del fÚtbol en san josÉ. na del mundo mucha emociÓn cuando regresemos asÍ que no se vaya. ♪ ♪ locutor: esto es contacto deportivo. ramÓn: esta es la magna celebraciÓn capital francesa lu

. >> it works, because recently here in california, specifically in the city of bakersfield there wasincident where this was used, and the animals survived, because of this. many of you at home may not know, but, how many animals die in house fires per year? >> it estimated about 40,000. >> 40,000. >> you think that every fire should have one of these? >> absolutely. first on scene having the necessary equipment to render care immediately and start improvising like we have done in the past. >> is it frustrating when you get to a cnn something like this, you get in here and they do have the masks, but, when you do not have it, in california you are not real you legally allowed to. >> hopefully the senate bill will pass and we will be supported and rendering first aid. >> basically, it gives first responders permission to use these masks. it is only veterinarians that are allowed to treat them. by the time that these animals get to a that from a scene it is often too late. so this gives the first responders, these guys you the ability to do it on the spot and save a lot of lives. >> you

highs across the state tomorrow, 105 fresno, 104 in bakersfield, so we still have the heat in parts of the state. accuweather forecast, the gradual cooldown in the coming days, thursday and friday in the 80s with morning fog to afternoon sunshine each and every day this week. >>> now, sports from abc 7 news. >> bruce bochy was not in the dugout. the giants manager took a red eye last night to watch the hall of fame induction ceremony of trevor hoffman, one of bochy's former players with the padre g-man down 2-0. posey unloads them with a double. giants one of only two teams without a grand slam. this works, 3-2 giants, goes four for five. taking this one to the vegetable garden, that made it 5-2. you don't see this every day, the panda, pablo sandoval with the two-run triple, going just down the line, allowing posy, and evan longoria to do downside. giants win 8-5. the a's are bummed out, rockies sleeping up against oakland. second home run of the season to give colorado a 2-0 lead. oakland trying to crawl back in it, 3-1 to the seventh. chris davis taps the rockies, 28th home run of t

to palm springs to bakersfield. 108 in los angeles and it will do the same thing again tomorrow. future tracker temperatures tomorrow afternoon. 1:00. l.a. back to 104. palm springs, 113. no relief from this intense heat the next 24 hours. the highest fire danger in california will be in so cal where the highest heat is. you can see areas shaded in red for the red flag warning for that high fire danger. back here locally we'll have some intense heat inland and some concerns along the beaches. sonoma county is considering installing cameras. >> you're watching the fire spread. as recorded by a fire watch camera. similar cameras could soon be installed in sonoma county. as simple as it sounds.so >> they said the fires helped locate fires in seconds, not minutes. >> this helps us discover the fires. >> time is critical for the fire captain mike muller. >> we can see the early start on a fire and start pushing resources that direction. >> one of the proposed fire watch locations is the hills behind me outside santa rosa. we took drone view so you could see it. the burn scars are visi

brothers died in a head in crash involving a semitruck in bakersfield. >> you are sending it straightme. you are i feel every last one of you. i thank u thank you from the bottom of my heart. >>> 13 yerd hakim's classmates. -- >> he had a impact on people that made people feel paep haha. >> he could have been a lot. he could have been a lot. >> kalil remembers his younger brothers fondly. they were two of eight siblings. >> yari was a goofy guy, but a pretty goi boy daytime. >> school stach stepped in to had organize the vigil. >> really what we do is we try and help them remember how they can honor the life of that student. they can do that by being kind, being courageous, and being there for each other. >> i love you. you will always be in my hearted, and i thank you so were for all you. everything that you have done. >> the community continues to 4ri679 the family. they created a meal train. we'll post that information on our website abc 7 news.com. >>> president trump will not cancel his summit with russian president vladimir putin after today's indictment of 12 roushan intelligen

. >>> a dog that was abused by a man in bakersfield is now looking for a new home here in the bay area. i want to warn you the video is a little disturbing to some videos. take a look at this. you see this guy and he kicks a dog while in the middle of someone elses driveway. it happened in the morning. >> that's when i immediately got on the intercom. >> hey. what do you think you're doing. >> i wanted to immediately come out here and intervene. i ran out here half naked. i tried to tell this guy, this dog doesn't know any better. why are you kicking him. and he was wearing steel toed boots. >> police came, they took the dog away from it. to get him help the man is now under investigation. >>> and the foster parent sent us a picture of this dog saying he's recoveringfor adoption. >>> be careful what you say at the wal-mart check out line. why that company is now eves dropping nvti > sounding off. a san francisco woman that brought her to a boiling point. >> who lost out the worse after today's great twitter purge? we'll break down the numbers. system that records conversations inside t

you can see how white spread the heat advisories are stretching from reading down to bakersfield. 103 to 110. right here across the bay area, no heat advisories because of the fog at the coastline is starting to move in. that's helping tore keerd-settit of those dangerous levels. we do have a few spots again close to 100. we'll detail that for you coming up. tomorrow morning, know we've got the sunniest weather across the south bay. 65 degrees a little bit of fog and 62. and a few clouds for the tri-valley and 69. what i really want commuters to watch out for senior right here in san francisco. not only the fog but a little bit of drizzle. we'll see all the clouds clear out through the afternoon tomorrow with sunshine building back in, but again, the isolated 100 degree temperatures they're going to be few and far between. right here across the south bay, gilroy 97. as you get closer to the bay, that breeze will keep us at 88. hottest weather is where the heat from the interior valleys is able to move in. that's right back here across the east bay. you got 99 in antioch. 100 in pittsb

. >> swimming was not an option for a man trapped in dangerous rapids near bakersfield.he dramatic rescue caught on camera yesterday, so watch as the rescuer descends from a helicopter to reach the man clinging onto a rock in the middle of the river. the rescuer wraps a yellow hoop on him and then they go up. police say the man and his girlfriend were swimming in a much calmer area of the river when the current swept him away. drew, that guy is super lucky. >> very lucky. that current was so strong looking. back here in the bay area, look at this. live look at the exploratorium camera right now. this is san francisco, the skyline. a lot is obscured by low clouds, but the cloud cover going to clear pretty quick lee by about 9:00, 10:00 later on this morning. it will be one of those days where location determines how hot you get. only 69 in san francisco. but 88 in san jose. up to 76 in oakland. it's warm inland, a high of 95 in concord. already have issues on the roads. here's alexis with more. >> we sure do. we're starting off with a sig alert left over from a crash that

bakersfield 104, palm springs at 107. redding going to a high of 104 degrees. enjoy. all right.your weather. a check of traffic with alexis. >> good morning, drew. i want to take you into a new problem we're hearing about a crash involving a semi. trying to sort out all these details. it does sound like it's on state route 92 between 280 and skyline. reported on the westbound side, i'm hearing it may be affecting the eastbound side as well. i will double check with chp and an update in a few. in the meantime not as foggy as the last couple days but it is foggy here. golden gate bridge issued a dense fog about 20 minutes ago. >>> the government warning about a growing number of charities claiming to help veterans but really funneling money somewhere else. the federal trade commission has llrouted help donors spot deceptive fund-raising practices. they talked about one of the so-called charities that duped people. >> used five different aliases to confuse donors. they raised $20 million from 2014 to 2017. yet little of that money ever helped veterans. >> if you're not sure a chari

away from the coast right now you can see triple digit heat from fresno, bakersfield all the way to palm springs. palm springs hit a high of 120 earlier today, l.a. equally as warm. it's in the upper 80s to low 90s. and once again we'll see this heat build back into the central valley, and into southern california again tomorrow afternoon. so if you are traveling outside of the bay area, it will be rather warm. one of the issues, though, you're trying to beat the heat to the coastline, with a beach hazard statement in effect until tomorrow night at 11:00. a southerly swell has been very active, breakers as high as 11 feet. so with current and sneaker waves are of concern. presentwood, you are hot right now, 100 degrees at this hour, 94 in concord, and hop to the coast, much cooler, only 63 in san francisco, 83 in san jose, 80 in santa rosa. clear lake, it is hot right now at 101 degrees. overnight tonight you can see we will be mild away from the coast. here's a call from accuweather, our warmest spots will hold in the 60s. but along the coastline, we'll have that fog spilling into the b

you can see from about stockton southward to bakersfield, unhealthy air. traveling that way, be careful. >> we're taking a look at the bay bridge where i mentioned a minute ago a high wind advisory. right there the flags aren't looking too bad but the cash paying lanes are stacked up a little bit on the left-hand side of the span. headed towds t bridge. no majors delays and no metering lights as of yet. pretty great all the even out of the central valley. we are expecting hopefully light traffic today, the day after the holiday. southbound 17 the ram top northbound 85 we have partial closure there due to an accident. and there are flares that are burning their way out there. just be aware i'm not seeing too much slow traffic in the area. >>> thank you. you can see the fireworks in san francisco. carl the fog himself tweeted happy independence from me day. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard took in the celebration. >> reporter: a fireworks spectacular lit up the night sky over san francisco's waterfront. the fog stayed away, but the crowds didn't. tens

recently released from an extended immigration hold.no name- "she was in detention in bakersfield forr. but she is here now after one year of struggle." aside from families being separated at the border... demonstrators are here protesting against the u-s supreme court's decision this week... to uphold president trump's travel ban... on immigrants and refugees coming from five muslim-majority countries.zahrah billoo/cair- "it is all apart of the same white supremacist agenda from the trump administration and we are stronger when we fight together." pamela greaves drove down from vacaville to walk and rally with her daughter victoria.victoria greaves/demonstrator- "i have a long history of family that are immigrants, and some of them did come here illegally, but then became legal." the greaves' are bothered by the fact san francisco public defender jeff adachi says there are about 15-hundred people in san francisco immigration court... and, many more across pamela greaves/demonstrator- "i coming up after the break... we get a look at cal-fire's air attack base, where fire crews are rea

recently released from an extended immigration hold.no name- "she was in detention in bakersfield for one year. but she is here now after one year of struggle." aside from families being separated at the border... demonstrators are here protesting against the u-s supreme court's decision this week... to uphold president trump's travel ban... on immigrants and refugees coming from five muslim-majority countries.zahrah billoo/cair- "it is all apart of the same white supremacist agenda from the trump administration and we are stronger when we fight together." pamela greaves drove down from vacaville to walk and rally with her daughter victoria.victoria greaves/demonstrator- "i have a long history of family that are immigrants, and some of them did come here illegally, but then became legal." the greaves' are bothered by the fact san francisco public defender jeff adachi says there are about 15-hundred people in detention in san francisco immigration court... and, many more across the country.pamela greaves/demon strator- "i served 20 years in the military. this is not what i swore an oat

. >> a dramatic rescue monday near bakersfield, california. >> rescue crews using a helicopter to hoist a man to safety. >> if you're headed to a river or lake this summer, officials remind you to always wear a life jacket. >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. and we're going to begin tonight with the clarification seen across the country and beyond. the president said he felt compelled from washington, d.c. to correct comments he made yesterday delivered in helsinki, 4,300 miles away. standing side by side with vladimir putin, mr. trump appeared to accept putin's denial that russia interfered in the 2016 u.s. election. today, after a chaotic day of criticism, the president said he misspoke, and that he's on board with the intelligence evaluation. weijia jiang is at the white house. >> i'll begin by stating that i have full faith and support for america's great intelligence agencies. rortaent trump declared he believes russia interfered in the 2016 election. >> let me be totally clear in saying that-- and i've said this many times-- i accept our intelli

bakersfield, california, relative humidity, 18%. as we look at that map. medford, oregon, an excessive heat watch. you go east a little, utah, colorado, new mexico and arizona, flash flood potential, because of that monsoon moisture. debris flows possible, especially on fresh burn areas. and we'll look at hurricane chris. yes, it's a hurricane now. 85-mile-per-hour max sustained winds, moving northeast at 10 miles per hour. this thing will impact land only in the way of rip currents. ocean city beach, maryland, patrol tells us they've rescued 141 people just yesterday. david? >> wow, so be ware of the rip currents. jud ginger siouzee, thank you. >>> president trump's nomine br at the senate today. his views on abortion, and what he said about criminal investigations involving a sitting president will also be under the microscope. do the democrat s have the math to do anything about this nominee? here's jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: president trump congratulated himself today on a supreme court pick he predicts will get support across the board. >> br

recently released from an extended immigration hold.no name- "she was in bakersfield for one year. but she isstruggle." aside from families being separated at the border... demonstrators are here protesting against the u-s supreme court's decision this week... to uphold president trump's travel ban... on immigrants and refugees coming from five muslim-majority countries.zahrah billoo/cair- "it is all apart of the same white supremacist agenda from the trump administration and we are stronger when we fight together." pamela greaves drove down from vacaville to walk and rally with her daughter victoria.victoria greaves/demonstrator- "i have a long history of family that are immigrants, and some of them did come here illegally, but then became legal." the greaves' are bothered by the fact san francisco public defender jeff adachi says there are about 15-hundred people in detention in san francisco immigration court... and, many more across the country.pamela greaves/demon strator- "i served 20 years in the military. this is not what i swore an oath to. this is not what i swore an oath

there's an air quality alert through this massive area all the way down towards bakersfield. it's been that way for quite some time. back to the bay area, where we have the typical summertime pattern, the low fog and clouds right now over san francisco. most temperatures in the 50s. san francisco 52, oakland 56, san jose very mild already at 62. this time we're looking from the east bay out towards the bay bring, and you see some low clouds just right at the top. in sandy rosa, 61 degrees, novato one of our coolest spots. vacaville low59 in san jose it's also gray. cool to warm days this week, so cool at the coast, very warm inland, and we're kind of near average temperatures all next howheay plays out. we have the fog during the luncf clears, and this evening should make a nice evening if you have plans out, except it will be cloudy again as the clouds move back in overnight. highs today will range from only upper 50s in half mean bay, san francisco 63. look for 67 in oakland. san jose 80, our warmest spots in the low to mid 90s. triple digits through ukiah, and through lake

i moved closer to home in bakersfield, california. [laughter] colonel anderson: there, we flew the consolidated bt 13. still a pretty simple airplane. at least now there was a canopy and a radio. still have a fixed gear and it had a rear seat. you could practice instruments underneath the hood. it was a simple trainer. three months there, finally, i got out of the state and went to phoenix, arizona. that was at luke field, which is still an active base today. i flew the north american a t6. this was the first real airplane. lots of horsepower, retractable gear flaps. the rest of it about the same as the bt. i'd say it was still -- it was flying. it was fun to fly. flew it until september of 1941-1942. end of september i got my wings and commission. in those days, pilots were wherever you could find them. if you could convince your instructor that you could be a good fighter pilot, or whatever, you would have a good chance. i wanted to be a fighter pilot and i don't know where that came from. probably watching the battle of britain new

honor the lives of hodari and hakim cooper, brothers from martinez who were killed in a crash in bakersfieldeir older brother khalil branch says the boys were inseparable hodari was driving his little brother when his vehicle crashed into a big rig head on wednesday morningfriday, family, classmates, neighbors and school officials took turns sharing their stories sothakim attended the school for a year but vice principal remembers his bright energy walking through the hallssotand classmates offering support to the family letting them know they will get through this tough time and heal togethersot there will be another vigil tomorrow night at igancio valley park - a go fund me page has been set up to help with funeral costs.live in martinez gayle ong kron 4 news. (ken) this now viral video... appears

. >>> we are following breaking news from bakersfield where rescuers pulled this young man stuck on a rock in a raging river to safety. we're told the man fell into the water and swept down stream. amazingly he managed to pull himself up onto that rock. a rescue team then rescued him by helicopter and hoisted him to safety. it appears this young man was not hurt. >>> the world is now reacting to today's meeting between president trump and vladamir putin. this closed door sumt might define donald trump's presidency. the reaction in the u.s. highly critical of mr. trump by republicans and democrats. in a joint news conference, president trump questions the concsi agencies that russia did meddle in the 2016 election. he seemed to accept mr. putin's claim of innocence. many republicans were stunned. senator john mccain called it one of the most disgraceful performances by a president in american history. nancy pelosi, i keep asking myself what do the russians have on donald trump. the president sided with putin over u.s. intelligence agencies and representative jackie speier asks whether

fortunately for us, san francisco, oakland, we are not adding too much, bakersfield and sacramento are, just a lot of heat out there, and that is going to equally to fire danger's being an issue, yosemite, the air quality issues, that will stick around, they are not going to let people back in their into sunday, that pattern will stay put. >>> e players, hoping they can work -- win more than $500 million, it is $522 million, the odds are against you, the chance of winning is one and 300 2 million. tickets cost two dollars each, it happens tonight at 8:00.>>> actor william shatner is in the bay area this week, he is working on a play or new movie, just riding his horse, coming up next. in sports. check out bass pro shops and cabela's for great deals on great gear. like savings of $100 on this vortex spitfire prism sight. and save 30% or more on select life jackets. bass pro shops and cabela's- your adventure starts here. >>> joe is here now, tom grady -- tom brady, jimmy garoppolo, learning what it's like to be a starting quarterback. >> the difference between last year and this year, t

you lived in bakersfield. >> i lived there for 10 months. that's where i started my television.n: president trump ending an up and down newsweek on a celebratory note, touting the best economic growth in nearly four years. good evening, i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. president trump and his cabinet taking a victory lap friday, appearing on the south lawn one hour after the commerce department announced the economy grew by 4.1% in the second quarter. the president is insisting this is just the beginning. ahead of the midterms, vulnerable republicans hope he is right. this despite some economists arguing the growth was sparked by short-term factors including a rush to buy american crops before the president's tariffs take evidence ebbing. the white house -- take effect. the white house maintains

you can see how widespread the smoke affected the state from yosemite to bakersfield. it is unhealthy air. if you are sensitive to smoke, limit your time outdoors. we have the fog and low clouds. we had to use our wipers in san francisco and the same thing will happen tomorrow. we see the low clouds spreading into the bay and parts of the east bay. current temperatures right now, mostly in the 50s. san francisco, 52. navato, 46. clear lake is and los gatos right now. we in a few minutes. right now, temperatures are in the low 50s. we have fog, drizzle in san fran wl mostly cloudy. temperatures will be on the cool side for the next few hours in the low to mid-50s by 11:00. midday, we see a break in some of the clouds and then temperatures will start to climb up. there will be that sea breeze of 10-20 miles per hour. if you are running in the race or watching, grab a jacket. we have a giants game today. it will be breezy at 1:00, we hit 60, climbing up to 64 degrees by this afternoon. here are the highs today. very close to yesterday's numbers. we are stuck in the summer

bakersfield 1 hundred >>> and those warm conditions are expected to continue for the bay area, souths right now. temperatures fairly mild in the tri area at 59 degrees. in the city, we have nice skies 54 degrees, north bay 48 and east bay 57 degrees. we are expecting another warm day across the bay area, but temperatures along the coast will remain seasonably cool. a gradual cooling trend is expected into the start of the workweek. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you very much. next on sunday "today." a sitdown with golf phenom. jordan spieth. we spent some time on the range with him talking about his life changed winning the masters at changed winning the masters at 21 and his interesting take on (door bell rings) it's open! changed winning the masters at 21 and his interesting take on hey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't

across the region, inland and the central valley, it is going to be hot. 105 in fresno, 105 in bakersfieldcloud cover redeveloping, thick along the coast and patchy fog in and around the bay. 50s for the lows this evening. the next seven days, fog early on this morning. a brighter afternoon. tomorrow, a warmer afternoon. we bump those numbers up four degrees across the board. tuesday into wednesday, midweek around here, that typical summer spread. by thursday, it will turn more humid around here, high clouds streaming in, thanks to monsoonal moisture. isolated shower. nothing widespread. it's hot inland. near 100 degrees. saturday, 80s and 90s. >> we'll enjoy the pleasant weather while we have it, before it heats up more. drew, thanks. >> sure. >>> the children's hospital successfully performed the first pediatric heart transplant in san francisco. other facilities have done it for years, san francisco never had a hospital equipped for this procedure. we explain what it took for ucsf to get on board. >> reporter: this mom and daughter are grateful to the family who gave her a new heart. th

lots of hot weather across the state. 99 at sacramento, 14 at bakersfield. 119 at palm springs. here's a look at our accuweather 7-day forecast in the bay area. we see mid to upper 90s inland. low 80s around the bay, low 60s around the coast. temperatures gradually moderate the end of the week and heat eases up a bit. saturday and sunday, only upper 80s inland and 70s in the bay. pretty good looking weekend. the heat spike we get won't las >> thank you. >> nasa venturing into unchartered territory in the sun. expected to launch august the sixth and study the flow of energy that heats the sun's flow of atmosphere, expected to be in orbit seven years and will need to withstand temperatures 25 degrees fahrenheit. >> amazing. >>> a major chemical company faces a lawsuit over one of its products. what it can mean coming up. >>> 7 on your side, denny♪$5.99 are you out of your mind?♪99! seriously?! yup! eggs. hash browns. bacon. sausage. and buttermilk pancakes! ♪$5.99 are you out of your mind?♪ we're out of our minds. denny's new! super slam. only $5.99! >>> for the first time ever th

so you heard about the concerns across the state but the heat right now, 96 in bakersfield. 109 in palm springs. these are not the afternoon highs but you can see off to a hot start for portions of the state. you have 54 degrees in monterey. the fog has not cleared up. low clouds and fog hugging a good portion of the coastline so the area to cool off if you like. the overcast towards the san mateo coastline for pacifica and ocean beach. looks like pockets of clearing out towards the head lands and marin and muir beach this afternoon. current numbers, for the 12:00- hour, 66 degrees in san francisco. walnut creek 90. san jose, 79 degrees. heat advisory all the areas shaded in red so this is for the mendocino interior lake county and far inland areas. not only for today but into thursday and right on through a good portion of friday. this area of high pressure still in charge of our weather pattern, strong high pressure and it really does not want to move around too much. today a warm to hot forecast away from the coastline and then as we take thiinasforecast h friday and thise off in the

and in the middle, um, you know, if you are a little further south you get down towards bakersfield youill find some big heat. even in the valleys you get big heat in the 90s. at the coast and the northwest you have an onshore flow with plenty of fog. . >> it's beautiful. >> that's stunning. >>> you see that and you know, you're out in the avenues -- >> all those tourists at fisherman's wharf, saying what the heck. where's the sun! >> you go down there and see the tank top and little yellow cars, what are you doing? it's july. temperatures now are a little cooler than they were yesterday at this time. and then tomorrow, -- that was a stunning shot. can i use it? that's the reason we live here with stuff like that. here's the five-day forecast. more of the same. more of the same. fog will be around for the week. >> stunning. >> beautiful. >> look at the air quality above the inversion. e the inversion. >> thank you. >>> sports is next. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a mast

cloud cover and thunderstorms in the last couple of days. 57 in monterey and 80 down in bakersfield, california. tahoe and truckee and reno have probably seen the cloud cover but it's not moved in with thunderstorm activity. i believe that changes later today, tonight into tomorrow so if you're going up there, they have had a break. mainly in the central sierra and moving northward. a lot of that moving into southern california and san joaquin valley. >>> future casts are showing cloud cover. although there are a couple of forecast models that do put some rain on us, the gfs goes bonkers. this is probably overdone but the one you cannot ignore. if concord picks up 17-100ths that will be the story. we don't want the lightning. the worst part the critical fire danger already. 60s and 70s to 80s and 90s. sunshine for some for a while. then we'll get the cloud cover moving in late tonight and tomorrow. could get some showers over us. i think it's one and done gone by the weekend. >> yeah. okay not bad. >>> time is now 6:20. a major expansion at the oakland zoo opens today. the new animal

we're at 119 in palm springs. 102 in bakersfield, 88 that current temperature in l.a., but for us here locally, you can thank that sea breeze keeping san francisco on the cool side, only 64. so no advisories here around the bay at this hour. lookinlan look inland, we're at 90 right now. but clear lake has exceeded the century mark at this hour. close to the coast, we are much cooler. future weather is showing you the fog will regroup along the coastline. it will be a foggy start to wednesday. however, tomorrow will be warmer than today. we'll have the numbers and the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes, guys. >> thank you so much, drew. >>> the los angeles police department now says the trader joe's employee killed in a gun battle outside a store on saturday died from an officer's bullet. today the department released patrol car and body camera video of the high speed chase and then the shootout. the chase ended in front of the store, and l.a.'s silver lake neighborhood, the suspect 28-year-old gene atkins hit a light pole. he started shooting as he ran from his car and officers

they are still all the way from redding to bakersfield to tucson. that is where does. here's tomorrow. look what happens. the same thing. you can see in the southwest, vegas and palm springs are over 110 degrees. 150 degrees. it is cooler near the coast. in the beginning that is why a lot of people moved here. in the 1800s and 1700s. some of the spanish missions. because of the weather. you get in the central valley and it gets hot and stays hot. hundred and four in clearlake, 103 here. look at napa. 88 degrees. 89 in sonoma. closer to the bay, 71 in berkeley but 100 in brentwood. 95 in livermore. a great day for your friday. 98 in gilroy and along the coast it is kind of cool. a nice pattern. it, we didn't do a lot of fire stories. this is helpful, this pattern. is battle dust especially in the bay area. >> i hope it stays that way. >> me too. >> up on the 11:00 news, facebook shares have taken a nosedive. the staggering loss and why one analyst says the company has what it takes to succeed. >>> days defeat the rangers in arlington. jason will show us if we kept their

also have an air quality alert for a large portion of the central valley as well, tracy down to bakersfield course towards yosemite village. smoky and unhealthful air. try to minimize your time outdoors. there's smoke as far as lake tahoe and even spreading into nevada. here is a look at live doppler 7 with a satellite and radar image. we've got the low clouds that spill into the bay and north bay. it's starting to thin out, and we'll get some sunshine this afternoon. a live look right now as we look towards the downtown financial district in san francisco. so it's gray. we'll get some sunny skies, the closer you are to the bay. but the clouds stick around the coast. san francisco is currently 53 degrees. for those marathon runners, it was cool this morning. san jose, 67. morgan hill already at 70 degrees. here we're seeing some blue skies. the clouds thin out from san rafael, looking out towards mt. tam. temperatures mostly in the 50s and 60s. santa rosa climbing up to 59 degrees, napa 57. vacaville, concord, and livermore already in the 60s at this hour. this live shot shows you hazy cond

where we'll see the very hot desert southwest strains on the power grid and perhaps heat advisories bakersfield, modesto and fresno. so we'll watch it. there are the current temperatures. the sea breeze fortunately is here. that's nice to see it isn't it? there's a big green area representing lower temperatures but that's again the sea breeze. you can see where it stops and gets cut off. it doesn't take long. go north of fairfield, look at the purple. those are 100s. it gets hot quick. temperatures are cooler. this has been a really nice time to live in the bay area because we are missing out on some extreme heat across the country. tomorrow will be just like today in terms of the bay area. there's that cool bite of air and then you see the heat in the central valley. and our heat advisory goes away in the next hour. and so we should be in good shape even for our inland bay valleys. 100 in vacaville tomorrow. there's the heat. 94 in fairfield. so you can almost see where the sea breeze gets pinched and gets to here and starts to modify gets warmer warmer and then hot. and clearlake up out of th

the central valley it is cooking 106 tomorrow in fresno and bakersfield.arm day with a high of 109 degrees. so the accuweather seven-day forecast, next seven days for you we have fog in the morning. some afternoon sunshine. it's still hot inland. that continues. even for monday as well. tuesday, wednesday you do notice we are going to see a wide range but we are cooling down inland. thankfully inland by wednesday we're seeing temperatures in the upper 80s. so some good news there. >> appreciate it. >>> a kind gesture by the 49ers at training camp today. the outside linebackers hosted some strong cancer warriors and their families at today's 49ers camp community corner. general manager john lynch says every day of training camp a different group picked by a position group will come in, meet the players, and watch the practice. we're still in july, and we're talking about football. >> yes, we are. we've got plenty more on the 49ers coming up plus a little baseball. special night at the ballpark with the giants honoring three of their former world series cham

earlier this week brothers hodari and hakim died in a crash involving a semitruck in bakersfield. >>hank you all. i feel every last one of you, and i thank you from the bottom of my heart. >> 13-year-old hakim's classmates planned a candlelight vigil at martinez junior high school. >> his personality was huge. he had an impact on people that made them feel happy. >> hakim was a smart, brilliant young man, and he could have been a lot. could have been a lot. >> kalil branch remembers his younger brothers fondly. hakim and hodari were two of siblings. >> he was a pretty boy at the same time. >> we try and help them remember how they can honor the life of that student and they can do that by being kind, being courageous and being there for each other. >> i love you. you will always be in my heart and i thank you so much for all of this and every single thing you guys have done. >> they collected a meal train and a memorial donation page and we'll put that information on our website on abc 7 news.com. in martinez, katie utehs, abc 7 news. >>> the proposal to split california into three s

brothers hodari and hakim died in a head-on crash involving a semitruck in bakersfield. >> you guys areending strength to me. i feel every last one of you, and i thank you from the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: 13-year-old hakim's classmates planned a candlelight vigil at martinez junior high school. >> he had an impact on people that made them feel happy. >> hakim was a smart, brilliant young man and he could have been a lot. could have been a lot. >> kalil branch remembers his ung w younger brothers fondly. hakim and hodari was one of eight siblings. >> he was a goofy guy and a pretty boy at the same time. >> we remember how they can honor the life of that student and they can do that by being kind, being courageous and being there for each other. >> i love you. you will always be in my hearts, and i thank you so much for all of this, everything that you guys have done. >> the community continues to lift up the cooper family. they've created a meal train and memorial donation page and we'll post that on the website on abc bc 7 news. >> the proposal to split california into three st

we have lots of triple digit heat with high pressure building and check out bakersfield, los angelesnd palm springs at 113 degrees and las vegas at 108. there were quite a few records broken yesterday with triple digit heat. now we also have high pressure building and that means for us we will see mid-90s for the next few days in some of the inland areas. for example, in antioch for today, 95 and look at that, we'll stay in the mid-90s through tuesday and things will start to drop off and then it will be noticeably cooler towards the end of the workweek. overnight low, not too bad. so you can still cool down around the bay and will drop to the mid-50s. san francisco, 55. san jose, 59. check out some of the inland areas and still in the 60s even in overnight hours and that's tough and you'll probably need to run the ac almost 24/7 there. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. mid-90s around the bay. t-shirt and shorts weather in the mid-80s and at the coast, mid-60s so people will be heading to the beaches to get some relief and just look out for dangerous conditions there. notic

south, southwest part of the country and in the southern part of -- well, from modesto south to bakersfield field and sacramento and redding. 93 tomorrow. highs where they were today. we are getting a break but the inland is still hot. along the coast it's cool with the fog. 61 in pacifica and daly city. then a five-day forecast that is one i think you'll like at least if you live here. but you get in the big valleven brentwood, it is really hot out there. it is really hot out there. >> looks like it's going to stay hot there for a while. >> it is. the pattern is such that we're not going to see a real big shift. the east coast is wet. that pattern i showed you earlier. we are going to stay hot and dry especially in the valley. >> thank you. head to the coast for cooler weather. >> go west. >> thank you. >>> thousands of u.s. service members still missing in action in north korea. but today one by one some of them were returned to u.s. officials. we'll show you the emotional ceremony decades in the making coming up. >> and coming up at 6:00, now that they have been reunited, a look at the n

it's going to be hot tomorrow with highs above 100 degrees at redding, fresno, bakersfield. at palm springs a high of 110 expected. and the air quality will be pretty good in the bay area because of the onshore wind flow blowing smoke to our east. so the green and yellow dots indicate moderate to good quality in the bay area. be over in the central valley and the foothills, notice the orange and red circles indicating poor or declining air quality, or even unhealthful air quality. here is a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. it will be a little bit hazy for some locations tomorrow because of that smoke once again. but it will be a mainly sunny day by midday with high temperatures again in the low 90s inland, but cooling down wednesday and thursday with only upper 80s inland. and there may be some coastal spotty drizzle in the early morning hours on wednesday and thursday. friday starts to warm up again, and that pattern continues for two days into saturday it starts cooling down again on sunday. >> thanks, spencer. >> all right. on to sports and baseball. >> larry i