bay park in the 40 acre mission park system. future ferry service. fantastic chase arena where the warriors play and tell be a contribution to the 350 mile bay -- san francisco bay trail system. >> this park once complete will be a huge benefit for the 6 thonned houses in mission bay and the bay area residents who will criminal the city's other new parkses bay front will be an amenity for those who visit. i want to thank the mayor for her leadership in developing parks throughout the city and supervisor dorsey for district 6 and our commissioners oci commission. wee have commissioner gustos in the audience and charles whitaker and e lane forbes from the port and the port staff this will be their park and we look forward to turning it over to you in a year. >> i like to invite our great mayor to speak. mayor london breed. >> thank you. you know it is hard to believe that this entire area of mission bay just over 25 years ago was a place that was under utilized railway. and this was a place that most people never visited. so to see it come arc live and i started on the former redevelopment agency commission ocii for 5 years. remember when the buildings and the conversat

thank you, lena some east bay regional parks will remain closed today due to the heat abc 7 was at redwood regional park in oakland east bay trail system and parks will be closed today facilities where creation areas and shoreline parks will remain open though east bay regional parks plans to reopen its parks tomorrow if the temperatures cool off. and for the second day in a row the heat slowed down bart service bart says weather conditions led to a 10 minute delay for trains on the antioch line. heading to the sfo yesterday afternoon. there were 20 minute delays in that same area on saturday. bart says they need to slow those trains when temperatures get above 100 degrees because that excessive heat can warp the rails. the area beach is provided a welcome refuge escape the heat this holiday weekend and thousands of people headed to the coast to cool off. there was even a cliff rescue at one location. there's abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard. oh my god. yeah, so hot jose medina and his kids traded the extreme heat of santa rosa for a cool spot in the sand on ocean beach in san francisco golden down our cliff at fort funston.

bay park in the 40 acre mission park system. future ferry service. fantastic chase arena where the warriors play and tell be a contribution to the 350 mile bay -- san francisco bay trailplete will be a huge benefit for the 6 thonned houses in mission bay and the bay area residents who will criminal the city's other new parkses bay front will be an amenity for those who visit. i want to thank the mayor for her leadership in developing parks throughout the city and supervisor dorsey for district 6 and our commissioners oci commission. wee have commissioner gustos in the audience and charles whitaker and e lane forbes from the port and the port staff this will be their park and we look forward to turning it over to you in a year. >> i like to invite our great mayor to speak. mayor london breed. >> thank you. you know it is hard to believe that this entire area of mission bay just over 25 years ago was a place that was under utilized railway. and this was a place that most people never visited. so to see it come arc live and i started on the former redevelopment agency commission ocii for 5 years. remember when the buildings and the conversation around ucsf and the things

bay park in the 40 acre mission park system. future ferry service. fantastic chase arena where the warriors play and tell be a contribution to the 350 mile bay -- san francisco bay trail system. >> this park once complete will be a huge benefit for the 6

east bay regional parks closed several parks over labor day weekend due to the heat. abc 7 was at redwood regional park in oakland. regional trail system will be closed tomorrow. east bay regional parks plans to reopen its parks tuesday if temperatures cool off. for the second day in a row, the heat slowed down park service. bart says weather conditions led to a 10-minute delay for trans on the antioch line heading to sfo. yesterday, they were 20-minute delays in the same area. earlier this week, bart said if temperatures get above 100 degrees, it would slow down trains in some areas. excessive heat can warp the train routes. bay area beaches provided a welcome refuge to escape the heat the holiday weekend, and thousands of people headed to the coast to cool off. this morning, first responders were busy with a quick rescue. cornell barnard has the story. cornell: jose medina and his kids traded the extreme heat of santa rosa for a cool spot in the sand. >> bring the kids here to have a good time. cornell: this family from fremont had the same idea -- eat the heat. >> i think it is a good idea to come down and enjoy with the fami

the east bay regional parks district is closing several locations and hiking trails sunday and mondayrologist kari hall has been tracking high temperatures for us. what can we expect? >> we're dealing with hot temperatures inland but near the coast it will be much cooler in comparison, so you can see how widespread this heat is going to be across the region, whether you'll be traveling or staying here locally, you'll be dealing with hot weather especially if you move away froman

the east bay regional park district is closing several locations and hiking trails starting today andhigh fire danger the parks fire chief all shoreline parks will remain open and some swimming facilities. >>> vta is doing its part to combat the heat by offering free rides to anyone heading to the cooling centers, and there are dozens of cools centers set up from san jose to santa clara, and you ride the vta for free to any one of them for the duration of the heat wave. >>> we have received an update on the fires burning in siskiyou county. it is burning over 25 acres and 25% contain and dozens of homes have been destroyed in the mead area. and north, the mountain fire has been burning over more than 6,000 acres and 5% contained there, and bay area firefighters are on the way there to help the crews battle major wildfires. to find out more info on the heat wave any time by going to the website, nbcbayarea.com, and we have put together a breakdown of the heat, and the flex alerts, and you can find the tips to stay cool and save energy. click the link right there on the trending bar. >>

east bay regional parks is closing several locations and hiking trails sunday and monday due to high fire danger. all shoreline parks will remain open. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the high temperatures and what we can expect. >> some of our coastal areas are cooler than interior parts of the east bay. we're starting out with fog this morning. a live look in oakland, the fog is what keeps the temperatures much lower along parts of the coast as well as the inner bay. as you're heading out the do are in oakland, expect temperatures in the mid-50s today, actually still staying fairly comfortable compared to what we do have ahead, reaching up to 77 degrees there. as you move over toward martinez, 91 degrees, and 82 in fremont, while livermore will see a high of 95 degrees, low 90s in santa rosa. tomorrow once again the temperatures ramp up and we'll look at that in a few minutes. vianey, you've been watching the more than commute, people headed to work and getting out of town. >> it looks like right now the bay bridge toll plaza is doing good. no metering lights on just yet, but w

trails. reporter: at half moon bay, venice beach was getting crowded. park rangers started turning visitors and cars away because lots were full. the national park service treated that the parking lot at stinson beach was full and would likely remain that way until sunset. on the north coast, there was lots of elbowroom and a cool breeze and salmon creek beach. >> very refreshing. reporter: popsicles all around for these friends on ocean beach. >> this is a good place to be. there is a breeze off the water. reporter: in san francisco, cornell barnard. kumasi: you can check temperatures and weather on the streaming tv app. you can download it for roku, amazon fire,, and apple tv. julian: a train hit a car and is blocking traffic in berkeley on gilman between east shore and six street. we are hearing both sides will be closed until the wreckage can be cleaned up. and the crash can be. investigated -- updates on inmates who escaped a contra costa jail and are the run a fire near the oregon border has turned deadly extreme weather impacting the other side of the

the east bay regional parks district is closing several locations and hiking trails sunday and monday due to high fire danger. the shoreline parks will remain open. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking high temperatures for us. what can we expect? >> we're dealing with hot temperatures inland but near the coast it will be much cooler in comparison, so you can see how widespread this heat is going to be across the region, whether you'll be traveling or staying here locally, you'll be dealing with hot weather especially if you move away from san francisco in the inner bay. today we're looking at high temperatures reaching into the mid to upper 90s in the inland valleys, but tomorrow is when the heat really hits us and the excessive heat warning goes up starting at 11:00 in the morning that continues through tuesday evening, where some spots in the bay area could be hitting as hot as 110 degrees, so we're dealing with some heat that can be dangerous but heading off for work, vianey, any issues for the commute? >> no major issues. i hope people have ac in their cars headed into the w

in the east bay now, contra costa county making a first of its kind move. it's closing some popular parks and hiking trails. the fear is that people will overheat outside. and of course, there are fire concerns. and in san francisco, pg&e work crews are gearing up, prepping for outage, rolling blackouts and fire danger. which that stretch of really high temperatures ahead, power outages are a real possibility. nbc bay area's pete suratos asked pg&e about its plans to keep the lights on all around the bay area. >> reporter: yes, with this incoming heatwave, it means all hands are on deck for pg&e. and i got a chance to speak to a spokesperson who said that some power outages may not be a result of any planned power shutoff. pg&e crews are getting ready for the long days ahead as the hot weather sets the stage for possible widespread outages across the bay area. >> they'll be working around the clock. staffing levels will be high. like i said, you will see blue trucks out in the field if there are outages, because we'll be working around the clock. >> reporter: pg&e emphasizing the increase in staffing to ha

bay. three hikers are now recovering after they were pinned by a falling tree on a san jose hiking trail. the incident happened right inside almond in quicksilver park, which is part of the santa clara county park system in south san jose ktvu. south bay reporter jesse gary live tonight at the county parks headquarters. with the very latest, jesse. good evening to you. minor to moderate injuries and are being treated at valley medical center in san jose. their brush with death defies the odds and has people here at the parks department. examining why that tree fell in the first place. there's 4000 acres and quicksilver park, and it's just whoever it is up there was at the wrong place at the wrong time. neighbors watched anxiously as first responders slowly brought three injured hikers down the mine hill trail quicksilver park, santa clara county park rangers say they started receiving 911 calls monday morning that the trio had been hit and trapped by a fallen tree. two miles up the trail. we spent some time trying to locate the patients using a cell phone pinging and we were able to, um reach the patient's. fortunately one of our smaller engines. it

they were running the trails and walking dogs before it got too hot parts of the east bay regional parkss. the trails may reopen tomorrow. iter conditions in southerna family d simi valley sa happened to look out the window and saw that when he first thought it was a person swimming. in his pole, and then he realized it was a bear, and he called police to report the sighting. i said, hey, there's a bear in my pool, and they asked me if i had been drinking. he said. no it wasn't feel bad because it's so dry out, you know, and i don't know where these guys are getting water up on the hill. so he's welcome in my yard. as long as he doesn't kill me or my family seems fair enough, right? it's a little bear, the wildlife experts say is the heat wave continues. we may see other animals like rats and raccoons coming out of their hiding spots from under the buildings and the pool. oh, but he said, yeah songs. he doesn't kill me and my family great. wow monin. yeah great. okay mr behr . alright time is 4 40. rosemary's hopefully no. none of us around here have any bears and the outside in the pool

bay's starting today. wannacry foreclose open space park because of the heat. walnut creek's open spaces include about 3,000 7 miles, a neighborhood trailsf, all of which were closed today through labor day. they're expected to reopen on september 6. >> and during this heat wave, do not forget about your pets. it's important to protect them from the heat as well. limit their time in the sun. make sure that, you know, they always have clean fresh water to drink and keep in mind the pavement and sidewalks, those can be really hot. what you should do is just put your hand on it. you'll say, oh, was that too hot for their paws or not? and as far as larger animals like livestock, they can be prone to heat exhaustion. but people you know, backyard chickens or ducks or horses. and it's really important tha , you know how to keep them cool and do whatever you can to keep them. >> as safe and as comfortable as possible. >> and do not leave your pet in a car because as we have reported many times, those cars can heat up so fast. you think it's, you know, all well, it's 80. it's this morning. it's ok? >> well, that car, will he do 100 before? you k

. >> and the east bay starting today, walnut creek, foreclose open space parks because of the heat. walnut creek's open spaces include 3,000 acres, 7 miles neighborhood trails shell ridge in sugarloaf, all of which closed today through labor day. they're expected to reopen on september 6. and same concerns tonight in the north bay kron. four's gayle ong tells us how firefighters they are gearing up for what could be a very busy holiday weekend. >> a double edged sword here with what the heat and potential fire risk as well. that's what firefighters in santa rosa are preparing for with several days of triple digit heat forecast for parts of the bay area. the back-to-back days with the low humidities and high temperatures are going to make things just that much more critically dry. and although we're not expecting any winds, any fire that has the potential to spread rapidly just from the fuels and potentially the pollo with all fire marshal with the santa rosa fire department says it is best to hold off on yard work. but fire safety is not his only concern. >> along with all says the department also response to calls related to heat illnesses. and it's import

trails, restored store line, a world of recreation opportunities including waterfront recreation and the themes of the park include public access, social access, resiliency and restoration and this fills in the gap of the bay trail. its unique element which got some discussion yesterday but i want to remind everyone is it is guided by an equity development plan which is an emerging best practice plan which some people, california state director rodriguez noted during his opening comments, other cities around the country are starting to look to us and our model here and we did not invent this model. our north star has been the 11th street bridge project over the anna costa river in washington, d.c. and some of the other lessons learned frankly going way back to the high line and the highland, everybody thinks is a world class park but it destabilized an existing community as it came in and our goal is to do the opposite and we want to create a black center space at indian basin and everyone is welcome but it's for the community that's there now and so, we're just, we're just thrilled and so, i wanted to thank the commission for all your guidance and leadership up until this point. i really want to thank our

bay. it was a wild crash in san jose overnight a car plowed into an apartment building before hitting a parked car and it really just left the trail of destruction behind abc 7 news reporter really howland live at the scene with a look at the damage and thankfully everyone's okay, lena. i was sleeping in my bedroom and then i heard that the noise so things stops like they were just they don't stop us they run them. the next step after the meeting is putting together a list of recommendations and then to secure the necessary funding. new overnight another act of violence in oakland police are trying to determine what led up to a shooting on 51st avenue near international boulevard oakland police found a man at the scene bleeding from a gunshot wound to the chest his condition as well as a mode of the shooting is not known as part of building a better bay area. we are committed to finding solutions to the bay area's biggest issues and there may not be a bigger one right now than people's sense of safety in the years just before the pandemic oakland saw some of its lowest homicide numbers in a decade, but if you look at this you can

in the south bay three people are recovering after a tree fell on them today, it happened at quicksilver county park in san jose, they rescue the victims by hiking half a mile along the trailget to them. all three conscious when found, the parks department says they have various injuries, but did not elaborate on how severe. scary, just in an incident. karina: just going for a walk and then it happens. the weather is much cooler, the weekend is it today feel refreshing. >> you could with the humidity, even though it was cooler the humidity was really making it stuffy, now we are getting rid of the humidity and temperatures are close to average if not below average just about every single day of my seven day forecast. here is a look at the and land east bay -- inland east bay neighborhoods. mid to upper 70's, well below the 86 average high. we could rebound, but it will be next week when we do, here is a look from a tower, the be the marine -- with the marine layer taking control we will have brighter and cooler conditions in the afternoon. wilrein average, the weekend has one of the medium-range forecast models panting at a chance of rain sunday night -- i should say satur

bay, starting today, walnut creek will close open space parks. >> because of the heat. so walnut creek's open spaces include a 13,000 of 7 miles, a neighborhood trailsgeline ridge. so ridge and sugar low, all of labor day. they're expected to reopen on september 6th. time now is 8.35. and right now thousands of kaiser nurses all across the state are hitting the picket line and they are calling for. >> better safety measures. so nurses as well as patients camila barco is live in walnut creek with those nurses. good morning, camila. >> good morning, guys. are a night. you said it perfectly. these registered nurses and nurse practitioners are looking for a fair contract. that's why they're out here today. you see them behind me holding an informational picket. they one employee. he tells me he summarizes it for me. he says that these nurses, they're heroes, but kaiser permanente is treating them like 0. they've been out here all morning, picking talking a little bit about the concerns that have been going on here kaiser permanente, the nurses have stepped out of the hospital this morning and are focusing on their own health. they say kaiser permanente

trails. reporter: these open spaces will stay closed through labor day and are expected to reopen on tuesday of next week. as of last check, all open spaces and the east bay regional park district are staying open right now despite this recommendation from contra costa fire. abc7news. kristen: medical experts are urging caution as they heatwave hits the be area. larry: even common activities can be really dangerous in the heat. reporter: labor day weekend means celebrating the end of summer outdoors for a lot of people. this year, health experts want to offer a word of caution even if you are in good health. >> it's a holiday weekend, you want to be outside in the sun, by the shore. but we have to be aware. with these high temperatures, everyone is vulnerable. reporter: dr. michael schmelz says everyone has a different temperature threshold at which our health is impacted by the heat. as low as 90 degrees for some. if you aren't careful as the heatwave drags on, things like gardening, fishing, bike riding can be dangerous. >> going for a walk during the day, normally we may be fine and sweat a little bit and cool off. but now with these extreme high temperatures, that

mile or so along a trail to get to them all three were conscious when they were found the santa clara county parks department says they have minor to moderate injuries in the north bayek's historic. heatwave is bringing changes to marin county when it comes to warning the public and schools about extreme weather officials are turning to a heat risk scale similar to a system abc 7 meteorologists have been using for years to help people better prepare abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard takes a look. last week's heatwave made history in the bay area temperatures spiked into triple digits local beaches were packed, but you want to come here today. just beat the heat. it's about to be 1:15 in vacaville. some schools closed early and cooling centers open providing relief. this was truly extraordinaries, marin county emergency services manager, woody baker cohen says lessons were learned during the epic heat. it's prompted officials to launch a new system alerting the public the nex tim dangerous weather comes around. it's really for all the public whether people are out working in the field or people that might be elderly and have access to functional needs at home. so i