keep an eye on it in the bay area as well because we have a wind advisory in effect for interior portions of the north bay and n the higher elevation, and pretty much all of the east bay east of the oakland hills. sustained winds 20 to 30 miles per hour tonight, into the first half of tomorrow. some gusts over 50 miles per hour, especially above one thousand feet in elevation. so it's a combination of these gusty winds and the dry vegetation, which isn't normal dryness for this time of year. but lower than normal humidity levels settling in tonight and tomorrow that have us concerned. we'll take a look at the current wind speeds and how low the humidity is going to do as we go through the day on friday, coming up in few minutes. >> we always hope for best, but we will be prepared. thank you so much. >>> some fire crews in contra costa county had to cancel their training because of today's weather conditions. kpix 5's andria bosrba live wit that part of the story. >> today is may 19th. firefighters here in contra costa county tell me that the fire fuels those grasses all around this area are already as cured and as dry as they could be in mid summer already. they s

the rest of the bay area, there is a wind advisory for the interior hills of the north bay, much of napa county and the most inland parts. everything east is under that wind advisory through 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. warm weather is going to continue through the weekend and through most of next week. maybe not quite as warm as yesterday but still warm enough and the drier air is on its way in. humidity levels, inland in the 20% to 30% range, down to 16% for santa rosa and you see the gray at the top of the screen. that's the really dry air that's going to be pulled down into the bay area by the north, northeasterly winds that are going to become stronger as we head through the rest of the evening and into tonight. freeze the maps at 11:00, that's when the wind advisory goes into effect for the north bay interior hills and most of the east bay. wind gusts are going to be strongest at the higher elevations so we see a 36-mile-an-hour gust in healdsburg but santa rosa estimating a 40-mile-per-hour gh gust, mainly napa county and solano county where we have the overlap of the lowest humidity levels and the strongest winds, those gusts just stayin

of that thick marine layer. so we are tracking really are starting to make its way into the north bay and even parts of the east bay shoreline. but the clearest view those of you in the east bay valleys and south bay, including san jose. so head out and enjoy it because we are going to see this pretty rare event really light up the night sky and that cool orange, the red rested color going to be spectacular. once it peaks in just a few minutes. let's take a look at futurecast for because we're going to track that marine layer pretty tight and stubborn right along the bay area coastline and even in parts of the east bay and north bay valleys. and it's just going to sit and hover over those areas. bring us some patchy, coastal drizzle during the overnight hours for your monday. better clearing by monday afternoon. but we are still going to see those high clouds overhead from time to time. but we are going to continue to cool down to start our workweek monday. but then temperatures once again going to look and feel more like summer with breezy winds. 25 to 35 miles per hour gust in the coming days as well with even

of 80 around the bay. 85 in san jose. mid to upper 80s for the tri-valley and other inland parts of the east bay. even up to 92 in fairfield and 92 in brentwood. just short of 70 in san francisco, but low to mid 70s for oakland and the east bay and mostly 80s inland. in the north bay, mid 60s along the coast and the warmest spots farther north in sonoma and napa counties should briefly touch 90 degrees. temperatures back down on sunday to about where we are today. near average temperatures monday and tuesday and wednesday, minor ups and downs but more of a the ful fledged roller coaster. they will affect our temperatures dropping us back to slightly below average by thursday and frida exactly expecting her. where queen elizabeth made a surprise appearance after being out of the public eye for a while. >> then on our streaming service, san jose mayor sam liccardo sits down to talk about the city's ban on so-called ghost guns and the release of violent repeat offenders. that's coming up, and a reminder you can always watch our stream whenever, wherever. just find out how on pluto tv, channel 1021 an

i am inside the bay of east the prison in santa domingo. dozens of dead bodies are seen, piled under bloody at floor the inmates were killed in an overnight fight between rival gangs. officials say it was triggered by the arrival of a gang leader. is the latest in a series of deadly riots inside it. with worse prisons. let my jojo support another seat. gussie. most of the victims of not almost 100 percent, were killed with a knife and not with a firearm. and most of the bodies were exposed and assaulted in the wards and in the cells. distraught relatives rushed to the prison. desperate to find out whatever happened. well, many were killed, some managed to escape. more than a 100 were we captured them. monday was other lines that are more la la la my we found out about the riot when my relative called to say they were exploding dynamite with firearms inside. they were entering the cells to kill every one mozilla. better as dowdy than not by then. we don't know if he's dead or alive yet . i said, we want to know if he's dead or live. that's what we want to leave a. nearly for 100 inmat

bay after a series of small fires popped up this >> in the east bay, investigators tonight are searching for an arson suspect after a series of fires sparked along highway 4. gunfire says at least one witness provided a description of the suspect. kron four's taylor bisacky has the story. >> khan fire in the contra costa county sheriff's office are searching for an arson suspect after they say at least 2 fires were intentionally set along highway 4 at willow pass road near concord sunday morning. based on the description from a witness at the bay church just off highway 4. the witness describe the individual setting the fire hispanic male, either late teens or early 20's in a white t-shirt. gray sweatpants. and a yellow backpack. chris bachman with contra costa county fire says investigators found a suspect matching the description but were unable to arrest him. investigators. sheriff's office were pursuing the lead. they did see take off over the over the hill, but they just said he disappeared into a neighborhood and they weren't able to locate

east around 8:04 p.m. he says some of the best spots in the bay area to catch it, skyline boulevard in the east bay, inspirationear thp. >> and we'll be sleeping. >> yes, we will be. >> we'll be passed out but i'm sure it's great. >> yes. we'll get video of it. >> sure. >> watch it later, yes. >> it's 5:14. >>> what tea looking like out there? you are telling us about this eclipse? >> briefly, i want to give you a quick review, it's going to be low on the horizon, that's the only thing i wanted to point out which is actually kind of good because you'll get it a little closer to the horizon. it's not bigger then, but it's oftentimes looks bigger. you have a cooler perspective. it's really from 8:30 until 9:50, that's when it will be in total, so it's a long process to go from partial to total but right in that 9:00 hour, that would be the best time on sunday, if you hadn't looked yet to go out and take a look at the moon. you'll be glad you did. going to be noticeably warmer today, 10 to 12 degrees warmer than yesterday. take a look at the number for livermore, 12 degrees, oakland 12 degrees. as much as 8 degree

and in the valleys of the north bay and east bay the winds aren't going to be as strong. the winds are going to gradually die down as we head through the day tomorrow. blustery the first half of the day. it's still an offshore wind by tomorrow afternoon. but as the wind dies down, it's going to help with the fire weather conditions. the problem is the humidity levels at this point are going to be running in the 5 to 10% range. we're still going to have to watch the weather conditions, the north bay and east bay expires at 2:00 friday afternoon. looking outside from dublin, tr tri-valley. 86 in concord. almost 80 degrees in san jose. just short. mid-70s for oakland and upper 60s in san francisco. cooler than yesterday. but still above average, except right along the coast. pacifica coming up just short of 60 degrees. temperatures right now we've got 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s on the map. still 88 in fairfield. only 57 at half moon bay. generally pleasant temperatures out there this evening. the winds aren't too strong just yet, but they are going to pick up later on this evening

still some smoke and ash particles streaming through parts of the north bay, san francisco peninsula. >> and the northern portions of the east bay. so there is an air quality advisory in effect for today. >> because of those moderate air particle. let's take a look at current conditions out there right now in vacaville in the mid 80's. and we're tracking relative humidity in the 20th percentile range. so very warm and dry wind speeds 15 miles per hour sustained winds with gusts upwards of about 20. so we are seeing that wind direction out of the north and west and we're going to continue to notice those hazy skies throughout this evening. so please limit your outdoor activity as much as you can do to that air quality advisory. let's take a look at when tracker for because as you can see, we're noticing a cool sea breeze influence along downtown san francisco and very breezy warm, dry conditions for our east bay valleys and north bay valleys, where that fire is burning currently in the teens. but we are going to notice winds increase near solano county, especially for vacaville throughout tonight, 30 miles per hour. wind spee

of the bay area. some of the hottest spots far inland in the east bay may even get up to above 90 degrees. this isn't record territory. most of the inland temperatures have to be well into the 90s to approach records in the middle of may. but it is warm. take a look at how long it's going to last coming up in the full forecast. >> all right, thanks, paul. >>> the state is flush with cacash and entering the budget year with $97.5 billion. the big reason is the state collected $55 billion more in tax revenue than expected. surpluses alone much bigger than nearly every other state's annual budget. >> simply without precedent. no other state in american history has ever experienced a surplus as large as this. in fact, this is actually significantly larger than last year's operating surplus. >> now the governor is laying out how he wants to spend the state's $300 million budget. he is proposing $400 to car owners to offset gas taxes. he also wants funding to combat the drought, give bonuses to health care worker, and to help more women from out of state get abortions in california. >>> looking l

so you're making excellent time from that part of the east bay out towards the marin county side. and then we've got our golden gate bridge be can run county a little foggy. that's kind of what rain was talking about. you run into this from time to time and we're certainly seeing it here on the golden gate bridge right from murray county down into san francisco, the roadways in areas like this are going to be a little damp this morning with that early morning, fog and mist. 4, 0, 2 is the time. and they're developing news this morning. a last ditch effort to save abortion rights is happening right now at the capitol. the supreme court is stepping up security and protest. we've got hannah brandt with the very latest now from dc. >> the senate is planning to vote next week on a bill that would guarantee abortion access. but right now it seems doomed to fail because democrats don't have the support they need to actually pass it. >> fear and anger over the expected reversal of roe versus wade is driving a push from democratic lawmakers. this is a life or death moment and we need to fig

we still have wind advisories in effect for north bay mountains, east bay hills. >> and even the east bay valleys. but because of the above average, temperatures expected for solano county going to be noticeably warmer there. that's why they have that eminent fire. danger concern with that red flag threat. let's take a look at current wind speeds out there right now. still tracking those northerly winds for those of you at fairfield. 21 mile per hour sustained winds getting a little bit of that cool sea breeze, though, especially throughout the east bay shoreline, 20 miles per hour, sustained winds. so we are noticing a few degrees of cooling. still going to be above average, though, for this time of year. but future wind gusts going to show winds continuing this afternoon through the early evening hours, mount saint helene of this morning reported gusts of 73 mile per hour wind speeds. but we're expecting to see gusts upwards of 55 miles per hour or less through 8 o'clock tonight. specifically for those of you in solano county, we are going to get a little bit of that cool sea breeze influence, though, as we no

of the bay. mostly upper 60s in the santa clarita valley. most inland spots in the east -- the eastside of mount diablo. temperatures are going to reach up just rarely above 70 degrees. again, mid-60s for oakland in the east bay. mid to upper 60s in the north bay without the threat of any additional shower or thunderstorm activity. could reach just a little bit above 70 degrees. that is the best we can do tomorrow. things are going to warm up later on this week. temperatures don't take a big jump on wednesday. similar conditions thursday. back to above average on friday. way above normal on saturday. mid-70s for oakland and low 80s in san jose. temperatures will be warmest in the east bay with highs in the mid 80s on saturday. we will coast down a little bit as we head into the first couple days of next week. another radar check coming up at 5:30. >> with those thunder strikes, any danger of potential fire in >> fortunately, these are actually producing rain. that helps to put out anything that would get sparked by lightning strikes. the fire fuels are not that dry at th

of the bay. even up to 70 degrees in morgan hill. the warmest spots, east side of the range, 72 in fairfield. 70, 71. mostly middle to upper 60s. inland in the east bay. middle 60s for oakland and the east bay. upper 60s for san francisco, temperatures in the 60s for the north bay. from thursday to friday you will notice a big jump in temperatures, another jump will happen from friday to saturday. warming up slightly above temperatures, well above average on saturday. 70 in the city. lower 80s in san jose and then the temperatures back down to basically what is normal for this time of the year for the first half of next week. the temperatures inland in the east bay, north bay, warmest spots on saturday, highs in the middle 80s. should reach the lower 60s along the coast before retreating back into a familiar for the middle of may. upper 50s for next week. >> all right, still ahead. more of you are flying the friendly skies but you are not feeling friendly about it. the latest report card on airline satisfaction in which carriers got a passing grade. >>> com

as we roll through tomorrow i'm tracking chance of thunderstorms primarily afternoon towards north bay and east'll take you through full time line and big weather change for the weekend. back in about 17 minutes. >>> seeing this unfold in realtime. one of the craziest playoff series with the warriors. dramas, suspensions, fines, now covid. shortly before game time, steve kerr tested positive for covid-19. said he wasn't feeling well driving to chase center, got tested, he was positive. we saw him wearing a mask in news conferences. it's unclear how long he'll be out, if he'll travel to memphis for game five. game four, that's mike brown, assistant coach who filled in for kerr. brown just hired to be head coach of the sacramento kings after the warriors season is over. tonight the warriors won ugly. first lead came on a steph curry free throw with 45 seconds remaining. curry made eight free throws down the stretch and they were fired up. counts for a win. warriors win 101-98. take a commanding 3-1 series lead. more warriors coverage later when anthony flores joins us. >>> masks back on for san j

looks like for san jose popping up in about 89 for antioch, age of 85 for santa rosa, 70 for san noticeably cooler on the east bay shoreline, though, are still popping some of those lower 80's, but much warmer. the east bay hills. this could be just one day and again dropping off. we'll have a look at the longer range forecast coming up in a bit, including your 4 zone. but right now rain was check bay area bridges reyna. >> all right. thank you for that update, dave. a warm day for us on tap here in the bay area. heading across into the city right now that fremont street exit from the maze about 10 minutes for you this morning, stuck on the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula. about 13 minutes as you're traveling there, richmond center fell a nine-minute drive. and then let's look at the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 20 minutes. 3 men suspected of being involved in the deadly mass shooting in sacramento are now facing murder charges. the sacramento district attorney and police department announced the charges tuesday kron four's terisa stasio has those details. >> 3 counts of murder each

of low 50s across the bay area. over to the north bay, 49. san francisco, 52, east bay at 51. eister tomorrow, on the cool side. plenty of low to mid 70s through the south bay. to the east bay, 72 in antioch. oakland, 64. through the peninsula, 59 in daly city. 73 in san francisco, 58 for the sunset and across the north bay, 70 in napa, 71 in sonoma. 67 in santa rosa. a lot of stuff is opening back up, more events are starting to happen. rentable will be happening saturday and sunday but the grant period is on sunday. chilly weather if you're headed out there for that, temperatures in the 60s. it happens from 9:30 in the morning to 2:30 in the afternoon. have a good time if you're headed out there. seven day forecast in san francisco, sunshine and 66, dry to the next seven days. across the inland valley, the best day of the three-day weekend is on monday. we will be up to 80 and then warming it up to 88 next wednesday. no one hundredth a mess forecast, i think we are doing good this weekend. it is not the full on sunny weather all weekend long but there is nice weather mixed in

nothing to corroborate that report. >> next up, we're continuing to follow our breaking news out of the east bay where the closure of highway 24 in 6 ad is causing a major backup this evening. what we're learning about the man who was barricaded himself on the road crisis. negotiators are talking with him right now and we will have a live interview with the california highway patrol right after this. get >> we're following breaking news out of the east bay tonight. highway 24 6.80, close right now in walnut creek. and we just received these pictures from a viewer showing us why there is a man on the road right now and crisis negotiators are talking with him trying to get him off the freeways here safely. eastbound traffic is backed up for miles on 24 because of this police activity. also on the 24 and sik city connector in walnut creek. it's a traffic. really bad traffic situation unfolding right now. and these pictures from a viewer really showing us what's happening now. this was first reported about 3 o'clock this afternoon and it's still going on right now, obviously creating a traffic mess.

of the bay. up into the mid-70s around fremont. pretty wide range of temperature there's. around 80 in san jose. into the low 80s east of the diablo range and only low 70s for parts of the north bay. temperatures much closer to the usual spread of temperatures that we see in late may. the temperatures around the bay in san francisco and oakland don't change much as we head through the holiday weekend. just a bit more of a warm-up on monday for memorial day itself, it's going to be cool for the carniin carnaval parade. only warping up to the low 60s. san jose goes a much of a temperature roller coaster ride. so do other parts of the inland bay area. from 80 in san jose to barely above 70 on sunday and climbing back up to the low to mid-80s tuesday, wednesday. other parts east bay and north bay, climbing farther into the 80s by next tuesday and wednesday. the coolest days will be the first two days of the holiday weekend. >> okay. >> but cool weather is still pretty pleasant. mid-70s inland. 60s by the bay. i think question handle that. >> perfect. >> it's what we expect for memorial day. >> the complaint department is

a lot of inland spots in the east bay and santa clara valley, i don't think we're going to pick up a race. a chance of apa hundreds of an inch of rain, including .1 of an inch in the highen of the mother bay. temperatures will end up below average. a mix of upper 60s and low 70s parter inland. movement we begin with an urgent warning from the operators of california's power grid. kpix 5s sarah explains why we could be facing frequent blackouts once the weather heats up. >> reporter: it's been woke years since californians were hit with rolling blockouts. in the pace of climate change and exroom hot events, we could member store more more. to into to is manage their load during those hot periods. >> reporter: the public urkilities commission, california's independent system operator and the california energy commission warned on friday is while plans are? place to avoid blackouts, extreme hot across the west can make it hot store tap into other power source miss an emergency, add in a severe drought that could knock hydroelectric offline and the vain on the system second be unprecedent

but then a lot of moisture recovery and that 30th to 60th percentile range for north bay and east bayalleys. so the good news is this weekend, calmer winds speeds, but we are going to see a little bit of a warm-up in the mid 80. so temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above average with even warmer temperatures early this week until we cool down a week from today in the mid 70's for warmest inland valleys. just in back to you, thank you. we'll go now to the south bay. thursday of next week. will mark one year since the mass shooting at the vta rail yard. >> it was may 26 2021 when a worker opened fire inside a building killing 9 people. and we spoke with a vta representative about how employees are doing now and the plans to honor the victims next week. kron four's amanda hari has our story. >> i think emotions and memories are still extremely and still very fresh. it was on may. 26 to 2021 when these 9 people >> were killed by a co-worker and a mass shooting at the vta are also supporting one another. what's going on with each other and how are you feeling today? and what can i do to help yo

your view outside of east bay hills, looking a little cloudy, few clouds overhead. we had some fog to see that the coastline all day yesterday. we're going to see more of that today for coastal areas. rest of the bay area tapping into sunshine much as you already have. that's going make for a beautiful afternoon inland along the bay coastal areas. don't forget your jackets. temperatures in the 50's with dublin at 54 oakland-alameda concord at 56. all san mateo delay. how at 55 degrees. definitely a mild start to this morning. not too terribly cold. it is breezy, though, especially near the coast. winds at the coastal gust as high as 30 miles per hour. just reinforcing the fact that or coastal areas will need those jackets. temperatures inland into the 70's today. beautiful afternoon for

bay area. then all of a sudden they're going to see some wrap around moisture with that. bring with the chance of some showers. maybe some isolated thunderstorms in the north bay and parts of the east bay. i think by tomorrow afternoon we'll see here. time now for overnight tonight. you can see some passing clouds rotate on through from time to time. and then as we head toward tomorrow morning, then nothing that's going to affect your commute. but as we head toward the afternoon, that's where it starts to get really exciting. you see that moisture come through right in the afternoon. you're getting a little lift in the atmosphere in the sunshine on the ground and all of a sudden you could give rise to some thunderstorms popping up around the bay area and maybe some more reports of hail outside by tomorrow afternoon. that's late forecast. guys, back to you. lawrence, thank you for that. >> we turn now to our coronavirus coverage, san jose city employees are now required to wear masks again. the mask mandate went into effect just a few days ago because of the rising covid cases and the spread of the omicron subvariants. well for state of the second has more on san jose's temporary re

going to notice some moderate air particles for the east bay, good air quality for everyone else in the bay area. so just keep that in mind for those of you with any pulmonary or respiratory issues in the east bay. but temperatures widespread 50's but check out san jose at berkeley in the low 60's with concord at 73 degrees. more than 20 degrees warmer than our coolest coastal cities like half moon bay am barely in the low 50's but very unique microclimate forecast out there right now this evening for those of you in the north bay getting more northerly winds for santa rosa. you warmed up into the upper 80's today and you're cooling down into the low 70's. so finally feeling some relief there with petaluma in the mid-fifties. thanks to that cool sea breeze influence said napa and allay currently 64 degrees as you step outside right now for your sunday nights of temperatures tomorrow in the bay area. only going to get warmer from here. in fact, we have the giants they're going to face off against the new york mets. first pitch at 6.45. in the evening and we're still going to be in the low 60's because temperatures for downtown san fran

east. 96 degrees for the hot spot. 70 in san francisco. upper 70s to around 80 degrees across the bay in oakland and the east bay. mid- to upper 80s for most of of the warmer spots getting up to around 90 degrees in napa. above 90 for windsor and st. helena by wednesday afternoon. with the northerly winds kicking in on thursday, our temperatures will drop back slightly. but basically, our temperatures are just going to wiggle around by a couple of degrees as we head through the rest of the week and into the weekend. it's going to remain dry for the foreseeable future. no rain in sight. and temperatures are going run at least a few degrees above average around the bay. more than 10 degrees above average farther inland. temperatures in the mid- to upper 80s to around 90 degrees for parts of east way and the north bay. that theme will continue right on in to early next week. >> all right, paul. >>> i'm allen martin. coming up all new at 6:00, good news for bay area college grads. the job market is red hot right now. what companies are doing to attract new hires. >>> plus -- >> first came the great resignation, and now bay area restaurants are ge

sprinkles outside on our windshield as you're driving just a little mist across the bay area this morning and a whole lot of fog east bay hills can't see much of anything right now. not the only area across the bay area where we're seeing fog and the north bay and along the coast. you also have some pockets in the east bay as well that you're seeing that fog that last early morning hours into the afternoon. so again, it's going to be a cloudy, foggy day. also, those onshore winds cooling us down today and into the next few days across the bay area. high temperatures for you. you're looking at the mid 70's inland and in the south bay east bay, upper 60's. 67 there in hayward up in the north bay mill valley. 58 68 in nevada. santa rosa, you're 65. and along the coast, upper 50's. all right. 7 day forecast for you. so today, again, the warmest day of the next few days, we're going to see on mother's day inland. you cool off into the 60's. looks like we may see some scattered showers on monday. if the system continues to bring those offshore winds like that bayshore 60's at the start of the week and then come sunday. yo

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of the bay area. which is helping. chs a more moist flow. over to the east of st. helena, burning in the hill, not big, but the temperature, 89 degrees. humidity is low, could be lower. winds gusting to about 12. they'll probably get a handle on that, but it bears watching. this is the culprit. high pressure bringing in. that's a higher direction. temperatures inland will be near 100 degrees. we've got red-flag warnings. let me tell you, having done this for decade in the bay area, we didn't used to talk about this stuff until october, but liz, that is why, you know, nobody's letting their guard down, everyone though it is only may, they're getting ready for it, which you're going to tell us about now. >> the pressure on the fire crews today to take care of the -- maybe not ideal conditions but better than tomorrow. >> there's a break. we'll talk about that in the forecast. >> crews are on alert tonight. they tell us it won't take much to spark a disaster. >> with these kind of winds, one spark, it will have this whole hill going on, one park. just got reports we h

get up to the hottest that conquered and antioch, farthest away from bay or ocean breeze. on of the east hills, light breeze off the water keeps us from getting to the 90s. oakland all the way down to fremont in the 80s. through the peninsula, anywhere from 65 it half moon bay to 89 in palo alto. san francisco expect 70s down to to the mission, 61 at the marina. across the north bay, 96 in napa and closer to the bay, 85 in mill valley. we have the heat and talking about the next two days and those numbers gradually drop off thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday. as of tonight, i want to share new information about a system that will be off to the north it looks like it may's swing close enough to us by sunday morning to bring spotty showers, several days out from this but if this ends up coming through, it would mean sierra snow from 1 to 4 inches in the forecast on sunday so making memorial day plans, get this on your radar so to speak see and think about that ahead of time. in san francisco, 73 tomorrow, 60 on thursday and friday with clouds increasing gone by sunday. the inland valle

east bay. ntinue warminglii longer. should make it to above 80 in san jose. low to mid even upper 80s in the north bay with a mix of 80s to 90 degrees farther inland in the east bay. temperatures for a dog walk, if you're near the bay or along the coast should be fine. tomorrow we have ziggy and mufasa, from pasadena. but accountly they visit their grandpa in fremont who apparently likes to give them treats. temperatures in fremont are going to warm up into the upper 70s. that's fine. but you need to exercise caution heading for a dog walk in the afternoon. for inland parts of the bay area where temperatures are still going to be a little warm if you're wearing a fur coat. temperatures go up and down the next few days. could be looking at another burst of your shore winds monday and tuesday of next week that could help push temperatures in san jose to the upper 80s or to or above 90 degrees for parts of the east bay and north bay. red flag warning just for solano county tomorrow and friday. but we're going watch the entire region for any fire threat. >> i thought inside slider was because you're such a big baseball

of 5.80, near fairmont terrace. park. a witness tells kron 4 the man was shot in the chest the search for suspects continues today. also in the east bay, police arrested a east bay, police arrested a man suspected of being part of $700,000 worth of merchandise was found inside a home in pittsburgh. these are photos from the chp showing some of that recovered merchandise. the stolen goods include items from cvs target. sunglass hut, macy's and others. during the investigation, the chp discovered that the suspected thief also least several storage units nearby officers found more stolen merchandise inside those units. for your money. you've probably noticed gas prices are climbing yet again. kron four's charles clifford has some tips on how you can find gas stations with lower prices. >> right now, all across california in the bay area, many places are charging well over $6 for a gallon of regular gasoline that some of the highest gas prices many of us have ever seen. >> driving around the ring county thursday morning, most of the gas stations along or near highway one o one are now well above $6 a gallon for regular gas. this chevron i

bay. nice view of the east bay hills camera looking out over the bay 67 right now, santa rosa 54 petaluma,vermore and looking toward the skyline of san francisco from the exploratorium camera. these are our forecast features some are like warmth next few days gusty wind low humidity and high fire concerns during that period of time cooling down sharply though later in the week over at lowe's will be mainly in the load of at 50 so pretty mild overnight. in fact downright warm at antioch with a low of 62 highest tomorrow 61 half moon bay 70 san francisco notice right around the bay shoreline lots of 80 degree readings low to meet 90. the end of east bay and upper 80s in most other inland areas and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. look at tuesday inland highs in the upper 90s to near 100. in fact, i would not be surprised if one or two locations top out at 100 degrees on tuesday wednesday the heat holds on especially inland and near the bay shoreline then we get sharply cooler weather on wednesday most okay on thursday rather most locations will have temperatures dropping about 10

we've got 50's east bay shoreline inland in the 60's. there's a little bit ofupled with more parents. once the fog starts to lift off a little bit, little cooler on the east bay shoreline than we are inland by contrast to yesterday. and those onshore winds. they're with us all day today and tonight into the teens you can see for good coverage area, too. so let's break your day down here. 72 by high noon, we should see inland clearing by that 0. 77 by 3 o'clock as we struggle to reach 80 this go-around. don't worry. those 80's will be back in force with the 7 day forecast. we'll have all of that coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. in national news, a mass shooting in buffalo, new york is being called a hate crime. >> as authorities try to piece together why a suspected gunman opened fire in a grocery store leaving 10 people dead and 3 others injured. our reporter has the latest from buffalo. what investigators are calling a mass shooting happened at this tops market in buffalo, new york. >> 13 people were shot 10 of which did not survive

bay area. heading out to the a's game against the angels, second game of the series,a's hoping to score runs today, temperatures will warm up. pleasant on the east side of the bay with temperatures starting off in the low 70s and warming up into the mid 70s during the afternoon. the onshore breeze will get stronger but not push the coolest air across the bay until this evening. temperatures will be cool on the coast. upper 60s in san francisco. 80s and a couple 90s farther inland. >>> on the fire watch this morning, crews managed to save an apartment building after a fire broke out in morgan hill. the fire started around 7:30 last night. it burned several cars near garden way and wright avenue. the fire department says the fire cost about $1 million in damage to a carport and attic. because of how the wind was blowing, the fire had the potential to cause even more destruction. >> this sits at the end of an dead-end street, so access was an issue. wind one blowing out of the north and casting embers to an apartment complex directly behind it and into yards behind that. cal fire resources responded and picked up all of the spot fires. >> morgan hi

and moves down towards the south bay, parts of the east bay and going into the early afternoon there till some spotty showers. i will let you know how this will impact the rest of your mother's day plans, coming up. in just a few moments. larry: we will see you then. developing news in the south bay after a serious and disturbing allegation against a san jose police officer. that officer is being accused of performing a lewd sex act inside the home during a police service call. abc 7 news reporter amanda explains the chief's promising reform. reporter: disturbing new details about a san jose police officer accused of masturbating inside a family home while on duty. that is according to a bay area news group source. on friday, we spoke with retired superior court george -- judge who for five years served as independent police auditor for the city of san jose. >> i do not believe the police department is right with officers who are engaging in a misconduct. when officers engage in misconduct that draws public attention it takes the entire department. reporter: alleged misconduct keeping

bay area. the warmest temperatures into the mid-80s for inland parts of the east bay and northbay. some folks may be heading into the coast for temperatures that will top out in the low 60s, which is one for the coast. >> yeah. it sounds great. >> know may gray or early june bloom. >> another night or two of those. >> they are so soft and cozy. >> a couple more days of good weather. >> love that. >>> cbs evening news coming up. >> here is norah o'donnell with the preview. >> you don't want to miss tonight's broadcast after kpix 5 news at 6:00 because we're talking about america's fentanyl crisis. we are going to go to the head of the agency to find out where the deadly synthetic drug is coming from. it is going to surprise you how it is getting into the hands of teens. that is all tonight right here on the cbs evening news. >>> you're not going to want to miss tonight's sports cast. it is the eve of go time again for the warriors. a lot of playoff prep time left in the game plan for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yv

coolest day for inland parts of the bay area then we warm up again but not as far, only 80s in san jose. by tuesday and wednesday, farther into the 80s for inland parts of the east bay and north bay, sara. >> thank you. >>> as parents are stuck searching for baby formula, lawmakers ask how did it get this bad and how soon will the shelves be stock >>> the head of the fda faced lawmakers on capitol hill today in response to the ongoing baby formula shortage. house lawmakers asked why it took his agency months to inspect the michigan factory at the center of this. he said a covid-19 outbreak at the factory delayed its response and he blamed scheduling conflicts and other logistical problems, perhaps little cono oe consolation for parents looking for formula still. the plant is expected to reopen next week. >>> coming up, the drought is >>> coming up at 5:00, we're getting closer and closer to memorial day weekend. but will these very high gas prices and airfares keep more people from traveling this year? that story at 5:00. >>> finally here at 3:00, historically low water levels are revealing surprises in the nation's largest reservoir. lake mead, formerly shipwre

the wind advisory that is if effect for the north bay hills and most of the east bay expires at 2:00n the afternoon. still, noticeable breeze. still, an offshore breeze he through tomorrow afternoon but it should get lighter and lighter and that is going to help alleviate the worst of the fire conditions and that is in the northeast, in the central valley. 62, san francisco. 69 in oakland. otherwise, temperatures are in the 70s farther inland. san jose counts with a temperature of 70, still just below 80 degrees right now in concord. we will drop down to low to mid-50s by early-tomorrow morning. that is close to normal for this time of year. high temperatures around the close? still only around 60 degrees. even with the off shore wind, we are not going to lose the onshore influence long the coast. upper 70s. and around the south end of the bay, high temperatures santa clara valley at or just above 80 degrees. far inland where the breeziest conditions are, your temperatures are also going to be up into the mid-80s. generally, around 80 degrees. tri-valley, temperatures topping about.

and moves down towards the south bay, parts of the east bay and going into the early afternoon there is still some spotty showers. i will let you know how this will impact the rest of your mother's day plans, coming up. in just a few moments. larry: we will see you then. developing news in the south bay after a serious and disturbing allegation against a san jose police officer. that officer is being accused of performing a lewd sex act inside the home during a police service call. abc 7 news reporter amanda explains the chief's promising reform. reporter: disturbing new details about a san jose police officer accused of masturbating inside a family home while on duty. that is according to a bay area news group source. on friday, we spoke with retired superior court george -- judge who for five years served as independent police auditor for the city of san jose. >> i do not believe the police department is right with officers who are engaging in a misconduct. when officers engage in misconduct that draws public attention it takes the entire department. reporter: alleged misconduct kee

better life. >>> the overview of the east bay, our camera on top of mount diablo showing far fewer clouds today. are you looking out over part of san pablo bay. that is the view from the top the mark hopkins. seven day forecast. next two days, pretty quiet. temperatures will stay a little below average. few clouds and then we warm up by saturday and sunday. we will be back near 90 for inland valleys by saturday. >>> if you have ever felt bad about the way you loaded a moving truck be thankful are you not this person. >> a washington state trooper pulled over this truck because, as you see it has a suv hanging out the back. the driver was fined. the driver also had a suspended license and the truck was long over due to be returned. >> that's a lot more to this story than. >> yeah. >> don't be that person. >> that's okay. >> don't be that person. >> don't to that. >> have a good day. we will see you later. >> i don't think we need to tell people at. ♪♪ >> steffy: we should've known. we should have known it was sheila all along! >> taylor: honey, if we're-- if we're-- if we're doing this, i-

it is along the coast, the south end of the bay upper 60s in a few low 70s with ms. 70s and santa clara baile. ms. 70s east of the diablo range otherwise upper 60s and low nd 20 degrees cooler than today. temperatures also in the mid to upper 60s for the north bay. as warm as other inland parts of the bay area because you are going to have that cloud cover a little earlier in the day. it will be a little thicker overhead riveting sunshine from warming to riches up. the big drop in the roller coaster happens from today to tomorrow. after that we ride the tv coaster with the minor little ups and downs. it looks at the bottom of the trend is going to be a mother's day for sunday. passing clouds every other day. friday and sunday and again monday night into tuesday. with a chance for a couple showers north of the golden gate . thursday night into friday give for mother's day on sunday, don't cancel any plans. be flexible in case and again monday night into tuesday. anything more than a trace of rainfall will be an achievement in the month of may. at least that is a chance. we will have an update with a new loo

so we get a pop of some clearing by midday or so. in the east bayof cloud cover comes with the passage of the front. can't rule out maybe a little sprinkle or 2 with all of this. but by the time it fills in and out of the south and the east bay, it's already nightfall. so this works its magic overnight. it clears overnight and by sunday, it's pretty much mostly sunny at all locations. so look really great at the beaches in the mountains and so on and so forth there. the winds a little bit in the way of on shore all day today. kind of picks up a little bit off there. you can see the vacaville and also fairfield a little bit there on shore. thank you. so that will keep things cool and keep it somewhat moist as well. fire concerns overnight. we have the winds that continue all the way will sunday night before they finally subside. and then it's a gradual warming trend for another heat. spike expected by the middle of the week. putting it all together here. we've got the morning fog, sun and clouds, mixture. that's going to favor the north bay, by the w

. >>> after two years of covid restrictions, hundreds of east bay college grads wer finally able to enjoy the pomp and circumstance of commencement. ♪ >> kpix 5 was hat cal state east bay, where proud grads finally put a cap on a long journey. ♪ >> reporter: students from the class of 2020 and 2021 finally got to attend their graduation ceremony. >> as i mentioned, an absolute joy to see so many people here in person. >> i'm not a type of person who really cares about this stuff. i did it for my mom. she really wanted me to, so i did it for her. >> we've been waiting for this not only just to celebrate his day, what he'done, his he toget. >> reporter: this ceremony was a way to recognize the work they put in to get their degrees. >> my senior year, i got to do a student exchange program, and study at a historically black college, graduating sum sum cum laude. >> reporter: graduating college was something kynnedi hoyer's mother wasn't able to do. >> she nailed it. she understood the assignments, she nailed it. >> reporter: for many of the students here, they are not only the first to gradu

of the bay area. our fire weather tracker, measuring the humidity, temperature, wind speeds and whenever we have red flag circles, they turn red. east bay, most of the red circles through the central valley similar to last week's setup. i don't think the winds will be as strong, but still solano county is included in that through 11:00 tomorrow. the winds in the higher elevations could gust over 40 miles per hour. we will track the hour by hour a little bit later. looks like the wind gusts are going to be lighter than that and solano county under a heat advisory until 11:00 tomorrow. so the hottest temperatures in that part of the bay area. take a look at tomorrow's highs. one more hot day. >>> hot temperatures, dry conditions have agencies across the bay area getting fire ready. in san francisco firefighters did some wild land fire training today with the state office of emergency services. while san francisco doesn't see many wildfires the crews are sometimes deployed to help in other areas. >> california we have a lot of events. we want to make sure we always have a capacity to respond. it's like a whole other statewide fire depa

of spin around and moving a little bit closer. and i think maybe some wraparound showers around that system, especially in the north bay and part of the east bay by tomorrow afternoon with possibility of some isolated thunderstorms here computer model you see overnight tonight, couple passing clouds will stay mostly dry. and then as we head throughout the day tomorrow you come. it doesn't look battle of the models trying to paint a couple light showers and san jose just after 8 o'clock in the morning. it's by the afternoon tomorrow. that's when it could get exciting. the possibility some showers. maybe some thunderstorms in the north and the east bay. all right, lawrence, childcare providers rallied in opening today calling attention to that nationally witho t childcare. >> providers from across alameda county. they're saying they want 3 things from the state, a livable wage, a dependable retirement plan and quality health care benefits. activists say the work they do keeps working. parents afloat. their testimony today was echoed by a baby crying in the background. >> child care providers keep others working in the bay area. working treat

. >> right out at 6:00 a lot of anxious parents across the country in the bay area as they drop their own kids off. the steps and east bay district is taking or try to solve or east some of those fears. we really talked about things we are doing immediately, long- term strategies around social emotional learning and mental health, mental well-being. >>> turning to technology. the options the silicon valley is producing that could one they prevent school shootings struck the governors of two of the biggest states in this country. by the governor newsome and the texas governor are trading barbs. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thank you for being with us. i am raj mathai. >> and i am jessica aguirre. the horror is sinking in and vigils are happening across texas and people morning the 21 lives lost in yesterday's massacre 19 of those children. chilling new details about the shooting are emerging. investigators say it started at the gunman's grandmother's house a half-mile from school. the gunman shot his grandmother and then took a truck and question into a ditch soon after he engaged in a gun b

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