bay looks smooth. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening today, it's easier to get from sin city to wine country. this is a new airline, avelo, asrel yo. it will depart four days a week, mondays, thursdays, fridays and sundays, and those flights depart at 12:25. >>> it's 4:38. coming up next on "today in the bay," we're talking some coffee. is that coffee habit going to get more expensive? it could stay that way for a while. we'll talk about the reason for a while, next. >>> and saying good-bye to the passwords. we have so many of those, and one jump for a tech giant could make that a reality. >>> we have a lot more news ahead. it's 4:38 right now. >>> good thursday morning. right now at 4:40 as you are heading out the door in the east bay we are checking out the brentwood commute. it's going to clear out quickly and we are in for nice temperatures today. we'll talk about the cooldown and where we will see the rain coming up in a few minutes. >>> we're looking at san jose, a live look in the south bay. 280 at highway 17. a easy drive. we'll talk about what is continuing with the commute in the no

a crime prevention strategy that is used and a pair of east bay cities may be coming to the city. it involves cash incentives for not committing crimes. kron four's has june has those details for us. >> san francisco's dream keeper. fellowship has been described as giving someone monday to not shoot people. how would answer someone who sees this program and those >> and so the pain criminals not to shoot is a catchy headline. but extraordinarily an accurate description of the initiative. the green keeper initiative is part of mayor london breed. 60 million dollars investment in san francisco's black and african american community. >> that will also provide resources for, among other things, youth development, education workforce training and guaranteed income resources aimed at reducing violent crime in the city says the executive director of the national institute of criminal justice reform david muhammad who explains how it works it's it's an incentive for achieving milestones. so for instance, what we are proposing at the moment is that people involved in the program would rece

city. the east bay and the bay bridge in between the 2. just a nice way to kick things off for a brand new work week. as for radar. it should come as no surprise that conditions out there, nice and calm and clear. we're in the 50's and 60's for most of the bay area. we do have brentwood sitting at 70 degrees in pittsburgh just below that. in the meantime, oakland and berkeley in the upper 50's alameda in dublin right at 60 degrees right now. here's a look ahead. a pretty calm morning. partly cloudy at times. but most of us actually pretty clear to start by the time we reach the afternoon. we've got some 60's at the coast 70's and 80's along the bay. and we do have that return of 90's inland, as i mentioned today will be one of the hottest of the week before we cool things down by wednesday. reyna john, thank you for that. all right. checking your traffic today to see a traffic collision here is aaron siskel. 80 westbound. >> at 4th street. there. it looks like the off-ramp is impacted by that. but as you're driving what you do, hit the may

bay. redwood city reaching 81 degrees. san francisco in the upper 60s. gel side in the 70s to downtown. clearlake today headed towards 94 degrees. we are watching the north bay for some of the smoke moving in and with all the fires we have had, developing up around redding especially, we will hope to get a slight chance of rain between monday and tuesday, but we will all get a cooldown. temperatures in morgan hill going from the 90s to 80s over the weekend. and then next week seeing 70s for a day or two and then going back over the next several days. a nice weekend ahead with some mid-80s, low 80s by sunday and then upper 70s early next week. for san francisco, going to be in the low 70s today and then much more of our typical weather for this time of year, some 60s as the fog stays a little bit longer, especially over the bay. we're watching all of that. >>> mike, you are watching breaking news. >> yeah, this is bad news for your friday commute. this is why it's different. hov lanes, they are blocked, too. all lanes slow getting towards the metering ligh

the new debate one bay area city is tackling and some that support that argument? egotiations that are taking place and the mandates coming down to the wire. >>> the bizarre behavior caught on camera in one south bay yard. what one father wants you to see. this is "today in the bay." it's wednesday morning and 5:00. thank you for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. let's start this hour with the forecast, and meteorologist, kari hall has been tracking that. >> i have one concern for today, and it will be the high fire danger for the north bay mountains. these areas shaded in orange will be under a fire weather watch, and we will see if this gets upgraded to a red flag warning but we are looking at nd

let's get a look at your traffic is running from the east bay into the city. a little under 10 minutes for your drive time there. so the bay bridge looks great. >> san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. it will take you a little under 13 minutes to make that early morning drive our ridges and rough elbridge still pretty quiet at this hour. a little under 9 minutes already with the chp out there and the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes into the city. still want to take your time drive the speed limit. we'll have more on this coming up. but for now, let's get back to the news. also in the east bank to oakland elementary schools are going to be closed for the rest of the week. the cup as a flea infestation there. so speranza elementary and korematsu discovery academy which are both located on the same site they've been dealing with that problem since mid september exterminators have not been able to get rid of the fleas with lighter treatment. so now they're going to have to deep clean the school, including tearing up the carpets where the fleas

. >>> then a new push for short-term rental policy changes in one south bay city. why supporters think it will prevent violence. >>> there's confusion -- >> the confusion over the booster shots, and we will break down the timeline with the big "if" hanging in the balance. this is "today in the bay." >>> welcome to thursday morning. 5:00 right now. i'm laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. that fire overnight that destroyed an east bay business, firefighters say it was so jam-packed that they had to leave the building. >> today in the bay's bob raw is live. did everybody make it out okay? >> reporter: yeah, the woman that owned the business was outside when the fire started and flagged somebody down to call 911. if you look at the front door, there are firefighters in there right now and there's a lot of debris, and if they had to enter the building they would have to step up two to three feet and walk over the stuff that is jam-packed inside. it's like a hoarder according to the battalion chief. you can see in the video there was a lot to burn even side. the fir

the hot button issue in one bay area city. >>> a live look outside. e last day of summer creating fire concerns and some part of the bay area. >>> and a first of its kind covid mandate, but likely not the last. the bay area airport requiring thousands of its workers to get the vaccine. that evening. >>> we start with a surge in violent crime. the numbers from oakland tell the story. >> they just recorded their 100th homicide. put that in perspective, oakland was at 70 homicides at the same point last year. >> this afternoon, oakland officers were called to another shooting, a man rushed to a hospital after gunfire nearby than high streets. >> all this has city council members who voted to reduce police resources now talking about whether to add officers back to the force. >> kpix 5's john ramos explains the apparent reversal. >> reporter: a surge in violent crime has reopened the debate about whether or not more cops mean more safety. a man found shot to death yesterday outside of the coliseum bart station was oakland's 100th murder victim. today, the

. >>> a deadly shooting brings up a push for rental changes in a south bay city. why supporters believe it'll prevent violence. >>> and hispanic heritage month. a time to celebrate the latino community. the celebrations being made and contributions that are happening right here in the bay area. >>> violence is prompting several bay area cities to take a fresh look at how to handle short-term rentals. this comes after an august 7th house party at an airbnb in sunnyvale that ended in the deadly shooting of a teenager. a new ordinance is being considered that would increase the fines and enhance requirements. hosts are required to remain on site and limit guests to four adults per night. they must also pay a transient occupancy tax. meanwhile, in the east bay, almost two years after the deadly mass shooting of five people, the city is implementing changes by banning no host rentals. >>> new details, d.c.'s capitol police are on high alert ahead of saturday's planned rally, supporting january 6th capitol siege. organizers asked everyone attending to refrain from weari

what one bay area city is doing to protect the pedestrians.: first, a look at what is coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. jose. one person is dead following a house fire this evening. there are no other details at this time. we have new developments with the gabby petito case. an autopsy confirmed the body found over the weekend in wyoming's grand national park is hers. the coroner ruled her death a homicide as the search goes on for her boyfriend. the two had gone on a cross-country trip last month and he turned to florida without her. she wasn't reported missing until several days later. authorities are searching for him at a nature preserve. dan: a wildfire heavily damaged at least one home and scorch several other buildings this afternoon. the fire started at 1:00 off of hornsby lane in petaluma. it quickly spread to 10 acres, leading to an evacuation order for 900 homes in the area. one homeowner tried to stop the flames using a garden hose. firefighters got a handle of things and people were allowed back into their homes. the good ne

in some south bay neighborhoods, now the city of san jose is cracking down using a new pilot project aims to discourage people from gathering at some intersections. >> reporter: neighbors tell me they're trying to get used to this new configuration but they welcome to effort to stop the side shows. police have been aggressively breaking up these side shows this year. >> it's a huge problem. >> reporter: police admits it's getting more dangerous. here is a video they found of a man three weeks ago firing his rifle. it looks like an ar-15. this is not the type of event where you can send patrol cars. there are hundreds of people here. >> reporter: dozens of cars impounded. hundreds of spectators under a new local ordinance. >> at night they're doing donuts and it's loud every night. >> reporter: there are tire marks to prove on tully and ruby road. the city modified six intersections where they shrink the intersection. >> when they take a lane away to put away these blocks to make it tighter so they can't do them. in the long run, it should work. >> reporter: this is a fast installatio

. >> as you're heading from the east bay into the city. 5, moving along nicely as well. the san mateo bridge across towards the peninsula little under 13 minutes for your drive time. the golden gate bridge where we had fog of the start of the week. look at this clear skies, about 20 minutes as you're making into the city and the richmond sandra fell commute a little under 9 minutes. we'll have more on your weather and traffic. but for now, let's get to our top story. >> to 40 million americans 40 million californians and thank you for rejecting this recall >> governor gavin newsome will remain in office as voters overwhelmingly rejected the effort to recall him. it is landslide victory for governor gavin newsome. here are the latest numbers on your screen. you can see voters say no to the recall by about 2 to one margin. and the governor spoke shortly after the race was called and he talked about preserving democracy in california as well as across the country. and i think about just in the last. >> you know, few days and. the former president. saying this election was r

san carlos in redwood city each at 81 degrees. south bay temperatures back into the low mid to upper 80's at least mostly sunny bill, you're holding on to the upper 70's today. union city through oakland all the way to richmond all 70's while pleasanton livermore as well as danville. the concord over the antioch. all 90's and we have one obvious standout as far as temperatures. that's vacaville at 101 degrees by far the warmest no one else even getting close to triple digits today. so if you are in vacaville, just had a little bit closer towards play home and you will get a cool down now tomorrow still hot after that, though, look at this rest of this forecast highs only in the 80's inland and 60's and 70's right along the bay from that point forward. so we really do have a nice forecast. all in all, just get through the inland heat that we've got today. great job. thank you for that. so we have a lot going on out there. hot spots in some areas you need to avoid. >> this one. the 300 block of wooster avenue. this is in san jose east. julian

and other cities on the list, includes citrus heights and ventura. no bayd then the "inspiration 4" crew opening up about their experience. one woman became the first black woman to be in space. >> being able to talk to girls and women of color about my experience, and older women, and sometimes you think the best part of your life passed you by as you have gotten older, and there's a lot to learn and explore and do. in that message of there's no better place than home. >> you can watch more of the interview on the "today" show, right after "today in the bay." >>> samuel adams releasing its highly anticipated beer, but the beer is so strong it's illegally in 15 states. it will be sold in california but it really may be hard to get your hands on some of that because only 1,300 bottles will be brewed, and it's costly. $240 for a 25-ounce bottle. it will be released on my birthday. october 11th. >> is that a hint? >> i don't want it. i don't like beer. >>> top honors for best drama series went to netflix's "the crown." >> and the emmy goes to "the crown." >> a

and after the break, we're going to take you to the newest the bay area city to require a proof of ae before entering some businesses. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with 5g. only at metro by t-mobile. >> ahead of next week's requirement deadline. the san francisco unified school district says the majority of its staff is fully vaccinated so far. 9,297 employees have reported their status to the district of those 96% say they are fully vaccinated and only 280 staff members have reported not being vaccinated that is out of the district's. nearly 10,000 employees back in august, district officials announced that full vaccination for all staff is required by this tuesday. those who are not vaccinated will have to undergo weekly testing. >> and start

>>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, two bay area cities reeling, homicide rates ticking up. the push to stop the violence. >> as oakland citizens, it is our problem. >> we will do whatever we can together. >>> four days until the state's eviction moratorium expires. hail mary from housing advocates as the clock ticks down. >>> getting ground on the fire but some residents are not pleased with taicwhsome most lo fans are upset and it has nothing to do with how the team is playing on the field. good morning. it is monday, september 27. i am len kiese. >> i am gianna franco. we begin with your monday forecast. some spots can see hazy skies and others can stay rain today. let's go right to mary lee. >>> a lot going on. we have drizzle with wet roadways along the coast and around the bay. even san francisco, you see drops on our live mark hopkins hotel camera showing that wet start to the day in spots. i am tracking a weak cold front, first fall front of the season. here we are at noon, lake county, mendocino catching that wet weather through our afternoon, light scattered shower

mostly 70's to 80's along the bay shore with abundant sunshine, redwood city and san carlos beach 81 ps mostly in the 80's san jose and cupertino each its 84 degrees union city up the east bay shoreline through oakland up to richmond all in the 70's. well, pleasanton livermore from danville concord over to antioch all in the 90's. so there's your inland heat have been talking about vacaville can ignore you at one. oh one today. the obvious standout for the not so comfortable reasons. santa rosa down through center fell each in the 80's getting a look ahead in our next 7 days. today and tomorrow, the hottest of days after that, we do start to see that cool down really kick into gear by the weekend. we're in the low 80's that are warmest with 70's right along the bay reyna. john, thank you for that couple axes. tell you about like this new one. let's go back one side. >> now in sandra fell. so southbound one. oh, one in north san pedro wrote and you can see we are getting a delay that's going all the way back failed. village here. some other accidents. this time along highway 24 westbou

around the bay 67 in san francisco. 63 for daley city. low 70's oakland and for san leandro. the north bay the daytime highs mid to upper 70's. mid-70s for ukia. through there you can see the temperatures on the rise into the rest of the weekend for the inland east day and for the north bay you can see the highs. looking at saturday and for sunday. temperatures for the coast in the mid-60s's. let's check in with gianna. >>> not bad. we have a high wind advisory in effect for the pass. if you are traveling in a high profile vehicle it may be a little gusty. also plan for brake lights. 32 minutes now for your travel time. 205 toward 680. here is a live look at conditions toward that 680 connector. westbound, headlights there. headed toward 680 and you can see extra volume but at least moving at the limit in that area. bay bridge toll plaza off to a good start into san francisco. under ten minutes to head to the city. no delays at the san mateo bridge. a 12 minute commute. right now we are looking pretty good on the golden gate bridge. you there is a road project that is underway

the south bay city looking for your vaccine card before you can attend public events. >>> more than 12,000have gathered under a bridge. the controversial steps now being taken. this is "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning to you. thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. hope you had a great weekend. >>> first, let's get to meteorologist, kari hall, who is tracking a hire fire risk this weekend. >> yeah, now the winds are starting to pick up and the humidity levels will be dropping as we go into today. that means that with this red flag warning, a small spark in the dry vegetation could spread quickly so all of the areas

. >>> downtown san francisco and oakland, both bay area cities are dealing with spike in homicides that is prompting plea to end the violence. in a rare display of unity between d.a. and police chief in san francisco the number of homicides in 2021 is on pace to surpass last year's total. dozens gathered last night to remember the lives lost to violence. law enforcement community leaders and others say pandemic related stress may be a contributing factor in homicide up tick. but there is no concrete answer as to why. >> we will do whatever we can together in our departments. >> we always are trying to work together to make things better. these families deserve that. >> this is the third year san francisco has lit up the dome in honor of murder victims. congress designated national day of remembrance in 2007. >>> oakland is also grappling with a violence crisis. they've recorded 102 homicides in less than nine months. that matches total for all of last year. the city reached the milestone after a double homicide early sunday where two brothers were shot and killed in front of their home.

bay area. reporting from the flight 93 memorial here in union city, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> also tomorrow nbc news will have special coverage of the events paying tribute to the victims. and all new this midday, the "today" show savannah guthrie is opening up about her experience and the sadness she witnessed following the deadly events. >> the wee morning hours of september 12th they sent me to the pentagon. i'll never forget standing out there. i remember a woman in particular that i met that day as the sun was coming up and there was still smoke and fire at the pentagon. and i asked her what brought her there. and she was waiting for her husband to come out. and he never did. i looked up her name and his name later. he never did. it's stories like that and when you realize almost 3,000 people died that day, and there are just countless stories of loss, and just also how our lives changed, how everything changed in an instant. and it's a huge part of our history. you can watch "today in the bay" at 8:00. >>> heading into the home stretch now of the recall election, it is just four days

city, each 81. where is the south bay will be mostly spend the afternoon in the 80's san jose 84 fremont. ght at 80 degrees. well, union city on up through oakland berkeley and richmond all in the 70's along the east bay shoreline. we've got 90's for the tri valley from danville on conquered antioch and eventually the fairfield and vacaville. you are certainly the hot spot today. no comparison at a 101 degrees are only spot even getting close to the triple digits. now, tomorrow's highs will cool gs to little bit. the real cooldown starts on wednesday, though. and once we get back to those 80's inland. that's where we're going to stay into the weekend. reyna john, thank you for that. a hot spot in richmond. this is 5.80 eastbound east of central avenue. >> one lane. they are currently blocked off. and again, you can see that delay. we're starting to see a good alternate is always san pablo avenue. if you're trying to get around that. also a traffic collision and a gas leak. 300 block of wooster avenue, right near east. julian street police are asking to avoid the area. you're saying people

bay. this one just above sausalito and marine city.in county sheriff's office tweeted this oicture of what they're calling the hock fire as of last night, marin county fire said crews were able to stop forward progress on the flames at around 45 acres. but crews did remain on scene throughout the night to monitor it. and the dixie fire. meanwhile, continues to burn in parts of 5 counties. nearly 2 months after it started so far it's burned more than 960,000 acres. and it's 67% conthined this morning. more than 1300 buildings have been destroyed by its flames while more than 1600 are still being threatened right now. cal fire says the overnight weather and the humidity did help moderate the fire as crews continue to make progress and strengthen those containment lines. daria. meantime, there's the caldor fire which has burned nearly 219,000 acres. it is 65% contained. >> more than 1000 buildings, a lot of homes and there have been destroyed. president biden is going to be visiting the area today and he's going to take a look at the dama

bay. mid-60s in the city with upper 60s and low 70s for the east bay. one more day of these cooler than average temperatures before things start to warm up on friday with a real warm-up arriving for holiday weekend. temperatures in san francisco don't warm up that much. low # 0s for labor day weekend. mid to upper 70s for oakland and the east bay saturday, sunday and monday. similar temperatures for the north bay with the hot spots inland in the east bay. no surprise there. low to mid-90s. not as hot as last labor day weekend, and it's a far cry from record territory, but you're going to sweat a little bit if you're doing anything outside. >>> vern? >> straight ahead in sports, it happened. do not panic. yet, for the first time in a long time, the giants are not in first place of is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to

at 74 saying carlos in redwood city each at 78 today. while the south bay at highs anywhere from the 70's to low 80's. so this is just a little bit warmer than yesterday. but the change in temperatures isn't that significant? and it's still overall going to be feeling really nice out there oakland at 70 degrees. even antioch 83 the lay how at 72 in santa rosa down through center fell all in the 70's as well tomorrow and sunday will be our coolest days of this forecast. temperatures really cooling off as that cold front makes a plunge on across the west coast and sunday. we do see that good chance of rainfall for the north bay. i'm open for more rainfall elsewhere, too temperatures quickly rise back into the 90's inland by monday and tuesday going to be our hottest day. also one of our highest days for fire danger right tom, thank you for that. so we do have a hot spot in walnut creek. this is actually 6.80 southbound south of red deer road. >> the left and center lanes are currently blocked at this time. so again, we're starting to see some delays there as

ktvu investigative reporter evan sernoffsky explains how the bay area cities challenge mirrors a trend seen around the country. it's one of the bay area's mosterse cities. big six. with neighborhoods that are both bucolic and working class, a marina and locally owned businesses. but this bedroom community of some 90,000 people was rocked to its core when police killed stephen taylor in april, 2020. things only got worse. a month later, when george floyd was murdered, we have to do something. we cannot continue to let this go on. addie kitchen is taylor's grandmother and raised him. taylor was wielding a bat inside walmart and experiencing a mental health crisis. he loved me and i loved him and he never stopped. letting me know that he loved me. and i never stopped letting him know how much i loved him. the officer who killed taylor resigned and was charged with involuntary manslaughter. he pleaded not guilty. kitchen, meanwhile, has become a leading voice among many in the call to change policing in san leandro. do you think quota for the funding? the police is. the appropriate directi

let's get a look at your tuesday morning commute while you're traveling from the east bay into the city. >> to make it to that fremont street exit a little under 11 minutes for you. there. the san mateo bridge. also pretty light for us at 04:31am heading across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive in under 13. let's check on the richmond. sandra fell bridge. see how things are happening there. look at that very quiet as you're driving a little under 9 minutes. we'll have more on your weather and traffic. but just in a matter of hours polls are open in the recall election for governor gavin newsome voters will have to decide if he gets to keep his job or if he's going to be replace. john snow. leo has everything you need to know as we await election results. >> california's recall election boils down to 2 simple questions shall the governor be recalled yes or no. wants to you to vote no. the recall proponents want you to vote yes. >> then you ask the second question, if the recall succeeds who would you like to see as governor. and there you have 46 names efforts to recall gove

reducing initiatives in a pair of cities right across the bay in richmond.d an operation peacemaker that saw a 70% reduction. >> in shootings and homicides over the course of several years ago oakland with the implementation of intensive life coaching as a part of the gun violence reduction strategy. we saw 6 consecutive years of declines in shootings and homicides. >> mohamed says a financial incentive is a bargain in comparison to the cost to bay area taxpayers after an injury shooting occurs. the return on that investment. primarily is the saving of life but also you have a gigantic fiscal return on investment that pales in comparison to a small financial sector. >> haaziq kron 4 news. >> in our forecast. a cool breeze will keep temperatures down a little bit actually little flavor of fall. even some of those inland valleys as we see temperatures plummet down to some of the lower 80's inland. 63 san francisco expected for tomorrow. keeping in the lower 60's along the coast we shake off the morning fog in some coastal drizzle possible burlingame. you're co

traffic is quiet out of east bay into san francisco under a ten minute ride from the maze into the citymost bay area bridges are pretty quiet, live look at the san mateo bridge, traffic is moving nicely in both directions. we might be seeing light rain, a few showers. slick surfaces are a possibility. golden gate bridge is clear, no delays out of marin heading into san francisco. 20 minutes from highway 37 into san francisco. >>> 4:50. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> niners taking on packers for first home game of the regular season. next, the game winning moment for green bay. >>> let's take a live look outside before break. you are looking at >>> it is 4:52. hopefully you had a d,t enrscif like it. a weak cold front will bring a few showers our way as we head through the afternoon. you see showers across lake and mendocino. as we head through at 4:00 p.m., scattered showers for the north bay. here we are at 7:00 p.m. with some spotty showers. here is vern with sports. >>> good morning everybody. you saw it. i saw it. now we get to talk about it for the balance

let's track of traffic this morning heading from the east bay into the city a little under 10 minutes. >> for your drive time. not seeing any major hot spots there. the san mateo bridge. as you make your way across towards the peninsula. little under 13 minutes and let's look at the going a bridge the day before yesterday we had some intense fog slowed us down just a little bit. but the skies clear this morning. a little under 21 minutes. happening today. get ready to conserve your energy once again. cal. i s o the operator of california's energy grid issued another flex alert from 04:00pm until 09:00pm tonight. the agency is predicting more hot weather and a short supply of energy. everyone is going to be asked to conserve electricity to prevent the grid from being overworked and also to prevent the need for rolling black outs. the national weather service is also issue in a fire weather watch. that's because of the critical weather conditions expected in the north bay mountains. the east bay hills as well as the diablo range. kron four's. gayle ong has those details for us. >> firef

90s in the east bay, but even the hotspots will move away from 100 degrees, and backing down even further as we head into the weekend. normal temperatures this weekend. upper 60s in the city. the 70s for oakland in the east bay, with low 80s for san jose and the santa clara valley. north bay, also in the lower half of the 80s, with upper 80s for the east bay. it is warm, but not that warm for the middle of september. i know it is weird to see the nighttime icons on the forecast, but just want to emphasize the timing of that storm chance tomorrow night. it will be late tomorrow evening, and overnight into early friday morning. >> let us hope for no lighting. >> we have gotten through a few of these. this one looks like it has attacked together a little bit more. details coming up at 5:30. >>> coming up, the 49ers are days away boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g

coastline sunnier right along the bay shore and temperatures along the bay shore mostly in the 70's this afternoon. great numbers redwood cityh bay temperatures in the 70's low 80's san jose right at 80 degrees. freeman through hayward in the 70's while 80's further inland our warm spot today is actually danville at 86 degrees antioch in vacaville. you're taking a back seat on the warmer temperature department at 8384. well, santa rosa and sandra fell in the 70's. here's a look ahead. next 7 days, not looking bad to start. but we do warm things back up into monday and tuesday with offshore dry winds and hotter temperatures fire danger on the same days is going to be higher so enjoy or cooler next few days and certainly don't take for granted the rainfall sunday morning reyna. thank you for that, john. all right. let's get a look at your traffic as you're heading into the city this morning. >> traffic picking up still pretty light, though. a little under 12 minutes for your drive time there. let's also get a look at the san mateo bridge head across towards the peninsula. no major issues. we have that hot spot along 6.80 and w

so we've got 60's 70's for daytime highs across the bay area today burlingame at 71 degrees, mid 70's for san carlos in redwood citymperatures upper 70's and campbell, a in saratoga at 79 while 75 in santa clara only 2 80's on the map today. livermore in antioch. you are 2 spots. barely out the 80 degree mark or just above it. walnut creek. nice. 77 with oakland at 66. as for areas closer to the coastline. we have some 50's out towards point raise. ok, so here's a look ahead. next 7 days here do eventually get warmer towards sunday and monday of next week. the tail end of your holiday weekend, too today and tomorrow really the coolest nicest of days. good air quality. not hot at all friday. we start to warm things back up. and then yeah, we start to see the heat again. only temporarily, though, into the start of next week. reyn tom, thanks for that. in the south bay we have a couple of accidents down here. >> 85 northbound at connell world. another one south of santa teresa boulevard. and again, those 2 accidents causing some delays for us in the south bay another one up in alamo southbound north of stole valley ro

around the bay 67. 63daley city. upper 60's alameda. and for the north bay mid to upper 70's to low 80's this afternoon. mid-70s in ukia. here is that seven day forecast. there we go with that warm up as we look ahead to the rest of the workweek. temperatures in to the 80's and 90's by the end of the week and mid-60s's by the end of with a look at the bay bridge. looks okay arplaza. no brake lights or issues but there's a broken down vehicle on the upper deck of the bay bridge. blocking at least the left lane. we will watch that to see if things get a little slow as you head through there. just depends on how long it takes to clear off that car from the roadway there. overall it's still a pretty easy ride out of the east bay heading in to the city right now. are you looking at about an eight minute travel time from the maze into san francisco. san mateo bridge off to a great start. live look both directions. in are you going between 880 and 101, still about 12 minutes for your travel time there. right now we are not seeing any brake ligh

. >> a new push for short-term rental policies in one south bay city. why some believe it will prevent new violence. >>> plus -- >> there's a lot of confusion -- >> growing confusion over booster shots. will you be getting one in the coming weeks? we break down the timeline and the big "if" still hanging in the balance. this is "today in the bay." >>> 6:00 right now, good thursday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. a fire overnight destroying an east bay business and firefighters say that it was so jam-packed inside they had to leave the building. today in the bay's bob redell live in lafayette this morning right in the center of town. bob, did everybody make it out okay? >> reporter: yes, apparently nobody was inside at the time. the woman that owns this business was outside, saw the fire start and flagged somebody down and they were able to call 911. you can see the issue we are talking about. look in the front left window there. you can see this building is packed with stuff. that's the way the battal

each traffic as you're heading from the east bay. >> into the city. a little under 2 minutes for your drive time there. let's also having a look at the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. no major issues over there as you're traveling this morning, the golden gate bridge. pretty light because we don't see a lot of heavy dense fog to slow us down to about 20 minutes as you're heading into the city and the richmond. sandra fell us a little under 10 minutes. the traffic starts to pick up this morning. a historic night for the giants. this year's team has recorded the most wins in franchise history. a 104 wins stage. he that milestone with a win over the diamondbacks at oracle park. let's get into the highlight and the 7th inning kris bryant hit a sac fly to right. >> that allows and other cover whole. for that was the only run scored in the entire game between both teams suppose, or all. >> according to the same to seal the win there and giants win with a final score of to 0. here's reaction from manager, a >> our players can and shoul

signal mandatory d ines f students , but now how to make it all work. >>> the reason why when south bay city is set to apologize to the chinese community. >>> and the european union wants to change iphones. the plan that apple is fighting against. >>> starting monday, you can join us for the brand-new kpix 5 news at 3:00 p.m.. we think it's a great time to check in on what is happening around the bay area, and are 3:00 p.m. news will be followed by the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell . >>> several east bay school districts are now among the first in northern california to mandate that all students 12 and over provide proof of vaccination. that includes hayward unified, piedmont unified, and oakland unified school districts. we sent kpix 5's kenny choi to find out how the oakland student vaccine mandate will really work. >> reporter: that's a big question, and california's top health official is saying that it's closely monitoring what these local school boards are doing. there has been no decision made yet at the state level, but oakland's mandate is among the first in the bay area,

the bay area city cracking down starting now. >>> looking live at the san francisco skyline from our treasure island camera. a bit foggy. we'll be right back. >>> 4:33. paying tribute to the crossing guard who died this week while saving a young student. a memorial has grown outside stanley middle school in late yet. 45-year-old volunteer ashley diaz was filling in for another guard wednesday. witnesses say he saw this suv heading if air group of students and pushed a child out of its path. >> this man saved another other student's life. >> reporter: the school district added extra guards yesterday and offering counseling support to students. >>> this morning, tensions running high in a contra costa school district. board members were set to talk about removing the board president yesterday but she took matters into her own hands. school board president said the agenda item was added without her knowledge and she wasn't about to hear comments from the board or the district's superintendent and that created an uproar. >> and the voice president was aware of it. if you don't want to di

ah ah, at least 2 such men and women in the k or as a way to right. finding the bay city. life changing impacts on the body. slowly low your quality of life. ah. according to the messages spread far and wide, we alone are to blame for our weight. that people are simply gluttons unable to control their appetites. you have a choice. make the change the we are told it's up to us. but is it really? for me, the most difficult stigma copeland is this idea that the people have no willpower the people and larger bodies people to be. so i don't know if they will power or else they wouldn't carry excess weight because we're told so often that that's all it takes to lose weight. go to the gym, follow the diet program. you know, if you just stick to it, you'll get there. i think health officials, we're sure that a little personal will power was all it would take to lay obesity exercise more became the mantra of the 2000. it would go around the world. ah. so let's start moving. let's start pushing, twisting, climbing and raising the roof. let's start moving more every day for 30 minutes or 6 feet. a

also in the north bay the city of les. how is now requiring wearing masks when indoors flay. how is the second city. >> to issue its own indoor mask mandate after benicia made the move last week. the mask mandate will last for 6 weeks and if covid numbers go down there is a chance this mandate will be removed solano county's health officer says a county wide mask mandate is not necessary since data showing residents are being infected at large gatherings. still ahead here at 5, one touch of a to pull a restaurant has fired its assistant manager. >> for allegedly disrespecting an employee's religion. we'll hear from that employee who got fired about why she felt >> we're going to kansas where a 19 year-old young woman working at police as her manager pulled off her job at work. and now that man has been fired and could face criminal charges. it happened in july. and now the young woman is telling us how she felt violated and hope speaking out well, stop this from happening to someone else. reporter sheree honeycutt has her story. >> a poll right in lenexa is hiring recently. t

. >>> happening today, an east bay city will roll out a new neighborhood watch for wild animals. the city of moraga is teaming up with the california department of fish and wild life on wildlife watch. the program is designed to train people to prevent an attack on pets and humans from a wild animal. >> the neighborhood watch is designed to try to prevent crimes and other services in the neighborhood. designed to prevent conflicts with coyotes and other wildlife. >> in the seven month period in july of 2020 a single coyote bit five people in the moraga area. two attacks included toddlers. leaving the community on edge, of course. as the search for the coyote turned up nothing for months. >>> a state wide effort returns tomorrow to try to tackle our climate in crisis. tomorrow is the 37th annual california coastal cleanup day. the event is running tomorrow from 9:00 a.m. to noon. taking place in one form or another in just about every county statewide. the cleanup efforts often include lakeshores, riversides and inland areas. and all bay area counties have cleanups going on which

people living in the south bay are still using way too much water. that is indisputable. when you look city by city, mmi find some areas are doing a far better job than others in answering the call to conserve. as the drought deepened and reservoirs dried up, homeowners in los altos hills ignored calls for conservation, using more water, not less, compared to 2019. >> it's hard not to be disappointed. you know, i know my water bill is more expensive today. it is not because usage has gone up. >> reporter: they santa clara county water district declared an emergency in june, but has consistently fallen short of the goal of cutting water use by 15%. the water district in los altos saw usage climb, not drop, 5 percent. most communities have menaced modest reductions. gilroy down 3%. san jose 6%. mountain view 2%. palo alto and stanford have fared better, down 13 and 15% respectively. >> we are starting to sharpen our tone a little bit. i know i sharpened my tone last month, and i intend to sharpen it a bit more tonight. >> reporter: of conservation doesn't improve, companies will soon impose d

mandate before this afternoon, solano county was the only bay area county without an indoor mask mandate. the vote this afternoon came after city the and benicia in stated their own mask mandates which defied the county's masking in the east bay coach custer county zeroing in on health orders. county officials say the county will now require proof of vaccination or a negative covid test to enter select indoor businesses. the call follows similar health orders currently issued in cities like san francisco and berkeley patrons at restaurants gyms and other indoor businesses will need to provide proof that they're fully vaccinated or results from a negative covid test within the past few days. officials say the new health order is an attempt to limit the spread of covid throughout the community. this after seeing a peak in cases over the summer with delta the new order. we'll go into effect next week on september 22nd for your money tonight. apple introduced new products this morning during its streaming event. the iphone 13 while it has a flack. >> aluminum frame, as you can see, they're bigger screen with the smaller notch and a

it's moving north-northeast to 12, already heavy rain from houston all the way to bay city. it makes landfall some time early tomorrow morning, then stretches on in by thursday morning into parts of mississippi and alabama. we have a storm surge flood watches right now all the way from south padre island to cameron. 3 to 5 inches the worst, and we also have a high risk of flooding today we're looking at the high risk from port o'connor all the way near to lake charles moderate risk all the way back to new orleans. why? because of heavy rain. we're talking about storm totals of 6 to 12 inches of rain, lester, but some places could see up to 18 inches, including southwestern louisiana. as you know they do not need any more rain. >> that's a lot of rain al, thanks very much >>> also tonight, california governor gavin newsom on the eve of a rare recall election is turning to the president's support in the final hours before election day, one that could prematurely remove him from office. nbc's jacob soboroff has details. >> reporter: the president earlier today touring fire dama

most of our bayshore cities either in a range of 70's to 80's today saying carlos in redwood city, each 81 south bay temperatures 70's 80's for you as well with san jose and cupertino each at 84 degrees. hayward union city some mid to upper 70's. well, pleasanton livermore danville, walnut creek and concord in the 90's. oakland will be a cool 74 degrees. really comfortable for you. vallejo warm but not too bad at 85 what antioch to benicia up to. fairfield in the 90's back a bill or loan spot. i think those triple digits today really the only city to be doing so now as we look ahead at the rest of this forecast conditions out there. we'll gradually cool down tomorrow is already not going to be as warm as today come wednesday, thursday and friday daytime highs back down into the 80's and we're going to stay that way into the upcoming weekend. reyna john, thank you for that is a nice looking forecast there. all right. let's get a look at your traffic as you're heading from the east bay into the city. a little under. >> 10 minutes for you to make it to that free must exit. so things are looking great.