the car apparently tapped the rig and went off the roadway just shy of the benicia bridge. watching for more detail as chp arrives. i'll let you know if any lanes are blocked. the speed sensors are clear across all these spans. back to you. >>> following breaking news out of fresno county, that fast-moving wildfire, the creek fire has burned nearly 79,000 acres overnight. crews made another attempt to rescue about 50 people that are trapped near chinese peak and lake edison. bobome on and report the national guard had ceased their rescue operations because conditions were so bad, but we've learned within the past 30 to 35 minutes they have resumed their helicopter operations. and so far they have rescued at least 13 people. i want to throw up a map so you get a sense where we're talking about. this is taking place in the sierra national forest. we know there were at least about 50 people who were trapped. 39 were at the vermilion valley resort at lake edison. 14 of those people did try to drive out but they only got as far as chinese peak where they're waiting for an airlif

green sensors and the crash approaching the benicia breaks affects industrial, the off ramp, but not the freeway heading to 780 and the bridge itself. a live look at the palo alto shows you the span through 101 on the peninsula. a smooth, easy drive. you see the taillights, no problems there. there may be a crew further north. back to you. >>> thank you, mike. now to our breaking news and what's already a record year for wildfires. across the state 2 million acres have burned so far. more than 14,000 firefighters are battling flames as we speak. nbc has just learned that overnight, 13 people were rescued from the creek fire. and pg&e is cutting power to some 160,000 customers in northern california to reduce fire danger. >>> bob redell brought us that good news on the rescue just moments ago. let's go back to bob. he's talking about the rescue at the creek fire. 135,000 acres, bob, and people still desperate to get out. >> reporter: but these recent rescues of the 13 people -- >> all right. >> reporter: after sunrise -- >> we're going to try to get bob's shot back. several people wer

northbound side and you call countercommute going from alamo up towards the benicia bridge and we still have slowing and the two left lanes are currently blocked by crash activity. a motorcycle was down there but then hit by a car. the rider from what we understand is okay and there is minor slowing past the scene. westbound 24 out of the area just finally getting over towards the bay bridge where the metering lights are on slowing up the incline and a build at the toll plaza itself and the rest of the bay looking good. back to you. >> all right, thanks, mike. >>> well, developing for you right now, some american cities, including some right here in the bay area waking up to the aftermath of the louisville grand jury announcement of the shooting of breonna taylor. >> cities across the nation are seeing these protests because none of the officers were directly charged. >> no peace. >> the national guard is on stand by in louisville. that included two police officers being shot about 30 minutes before the city imposed a 9:00 p.m. curfew. both are expected to survive. taylor's family is ca

a far cry from a 112 we just had a couple of days ago in some of those interior valleys about 85 benicia 82 in on the coastline, those temperatures running in the 50's in the 60's with falk. >>lawrence thank you for that of fitness buffs in san francisco will soon be able to hit the gym outside the city is allowing gyms and fitness centers operate outdoors starting tomorrow but as you can tell by the pictures we just showed you that coincides was yet another spare the air alert with all that smoke filling our skies kron four's maureen kelly has the story. >>right now one on one personal training is happening under the tent that protects the outdoor gym constructed at the fitness sf soma locations starting wednesday, this facility will be able to open up to members by appointment because that's what the city is allowing gyms and fitness centers to operate outdoors that freeways look at the polls one thing one yards. >>i'm super excited not many teams are open in any capacity. trying to stay in shape while those at fitness sf are happy helping people shed their pandemic pounds they're frus

so good the trip into san francisco remains very light and ouble frin i'm h some wind advisories benicia bridge and also one for 5.80 traveling over the altamonte be a little ful out there. it's windy in some spots, according to a chp standards all right, let's head over to 92 once our most crowded bridge right now 's only on the flat section, no big problems setting into foster city or send the tail so go and take that drive it's under 30 mites to the peninsuleast bay to the north bay we are right on time here at the richmond sandra fell 5 of us nice and smooth under 15 minutes from richmond heading to one on one. a california state offices are introducing a new way to track the state's covid-19 data. they announced a contract with a private develop a brand new electronic reporting system. is state's infectious disease reporting system. backlog, hundreds of thousands s the sou the resignation of the state's public health director state leaders say that the new tool will be fundameal as the state works through its new for tier color-coded system and gradually reopen the ate. w andso far

certainly the winds have been a just tremendous help wind now blowing to 24 miles an hour in sfo 14 in benicia 14 in concord 16 in fairfield so the overall trend, those westerly winds have picked up, i think even stronger by tomorrow that's all courtesy of this cold front that is moving in the pacific northwest. eventually some of that is working its way into the bay area little muggy out there. we have a little suddenly flow in the atmosphere. so certainly the dew points running way high. the air quality heard argue this today, it just felt good to see all that nice clean air out there and certainly we're in the green right now in the salmon tale in the freemen all the way in little more right now moderate amounts of blooms in concord and into san jose but otherwise most the bay area really looking good now tomorrow. i think we start out with a little haze in the morning. so things running in the moderate category in this north bay into the south bay and parts of the east bay but i think again by tomorrow afternoon with that sea breeze will start skies very nicely in fact mister fog of sunshi

gusty winds there near the windmill farms and across the benicia bridge as well. just be careful right now. back to you. >>> thank you very much. we do begin with some breaking news this morning, enabled of clements avenue and walnut wood drive near 101 and the 280 interchange. this is what the scene looked like. officers tell us the body was found between two vehicles and they're now speaking to neighbors and a witness. >>> in contra costa a shot spotter alert add deadly shooting. two shooting victims were found on 17th street and roosevelt avenue. 22-year-old eric galina was taken to the hospital where he died. a second victim is recovering with minor gunshot wounds. this is richmond's 12th homicide of 2020. the city had 37 in total in 2019. >>> now to our continuing coronavirus coverage. speaker nancy pelosi is in san francisco today as she pushes for congress to fund schools during the pandemic. her trip comes as the nation's top infectious disease expert opens up on his thoughts on college campus reopening plans. >>> the search for a vaccine hits a promising

sfo right now 20 in byron 13 miles per hour in concord and 14 in benicia so nice seabreeze said developing around the bay area right now temperatures for today just slightly above the average in the san francisco at 71 a beautiful day in oakland at 76 degrees 83. in san jose 89 in livermore get a little hot in concord and 92 and 88 degrees in santa rosa numbers outside right now you're looking at 74 degrees in san jose that sea breeze cooling off even a couple of patches of fog forming along the coastline right now in half moon bay at 6365 in san francisco, 75 degrees in about a 73. in the napa valley and 72 degrees in petaluma but certainly they're definitely going to be some changes week ahead as we've got a couple of cold fronts that are going to roll in toward the bay area so mostly clear overnight tonight and that patchy fog is going to start to roll in mostly sunny warmer, but cooling drip going to be kicking in as these fronts begin to roll in you got one week one coming by and then a much more substantial one moving in a little bit later this week and that will hold down the temper

over to the benicia bridge, 88%. and we move to the richmond/san rafael bridge and it is 78% of normal traffic running there. and in the south bay, we have the san mateo64% of normal. and then the lowest, dumbarton bridge with 56%. and all the way up to the golden gate bridge, that is coming in at 60% of normal traffic. so that is now in this pandemic. and there is a head's up in san francisco, residential parking enforcement resumes on monday. if your permit has expired, you can but today there's a combination of two immunotherapies you can take first. one that could mean... a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. it's the first and only approved chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works together in different ways to harness the power of the immune system. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more days. more nights. more beautiful weekend

late in the day and in the san francisco, those winds right now to 23 miles per hour at sfo 14 in benicia but you see they kind of picked up you start to see the team's pop up as far as the wind speeds are concerned and tomorrow it's going to be even stronger that means better air that may not last forever we'll explain why coming up in a few minutes. >>thank you lawrence senator kamala harris. she was in fresno today, touring wildfire damage. joe biden's running mate joined governor newsome and a tour that included a charred a grade school. they talked to city leaders they talk to firefighters as the creek fire continues to tear through that county. they also helped hand out food and supplies and downtown fresno. >>the victim advised by they could care less and their children could care less who they voted for in the last election. this is not a partisan issue. this is not ideology should not kick in is just the facts. it's just a mess. >>the creek fire has burned more than 220,000 acres. it is only 16% contained. >>fire is getting closer to full containment every day on all the lightnin

according to the state, refineries like valero in benicia or chevron in richmond emit nearly 200 different chemicals. add on the poor air quality we've seen of late and the pandemic, those with respiratory issues are struggling to breathe. >> as these things become more and more common every year as a result of climate change, we're talking about our health and we're talking about our kids' health and we have got to figure that out. where i've practiced in richmond. the rate of asthma is twice that of the national average. >> another concern is how this health crisis is disproportionately affecting low income communities. the chair of the west oakland environmental indicators project says quote -- poor people also rely on a minimal system of health care through local overworked public health clinics or reliance on emergency rooms. the smoke just exaggerates deep systemic racism in our society. medical experts fear those suffering will be less likely to seek out medical care fearing exposure to the coronavirus. >>> to our fire watch now. families left clinging to hope in butte county. seven

throughout the week winds now at 13 miles per hour in the san francisco, 14 in oakland 12 in the benicia0 in the fairfield hoping to ramp these up it might get some 20 plus mile an hour winds. we get some wins over that we should start to see some rapid improvement tonight though again it's going to be a long night, those winds start to calm down as a call down then all the blues start to settle in tomorrow afternoon. the winds begin to pick up again but those winds should strengthen throughout the week thing better air quality as we head toward the middle of guys. >>all right, thank you can't come soon if you feel like we've been dealing with this suffocating smoke for far too long. you're not alone. this is the 28th straight day we've had a spare the air alert. that's right this doubles the previous record of 14 days in a row. >>setback in the 28 in 2018 during the camp fire. kron four's dan kerman has been talking to people to see how they're coping with all of this and he joins us now live from walnut creek dan. >>well people have had it as you mention worth day 28 and that spare the

oakland at 71 conquered walnut creek in danville 83 while 70's back in benicia palais how in napa 70's as well from santa rosa through sandra fell down to mill valley. now here's a look at the next 7 days. we do have some improvements that will continue to offer gradual clearing of the air today and tomorrow we still do have easiest of skies towards the end of the week we actually have a weak low pressure system that's going to be making its way through this is going help to lift some of the bad air out and may even result in a light shower to near the coast and the north bay come friday. robin. >>all right, thank you for the update john we want to check in on been monitoring a the trouble spot in fremont and major cross actually happened last night at 1113 and was a spin out on 84, which is niles canyon, it's still closed between mission and 6.80 there on the civil side have it shut down in both directions. the bigger issue now is the power pole that was damaged in the crash and they have pg e on scene making the necessary repairs, but we don't have an estimated time of clearing. if

tomorrow to that a westerly wind continues outside right now to 13 miles per hour in san francisco 16 in benicia 18 in fairfield even 20 in the napa valley probably stronger winds tomorrow, breezy afternoon more fresh air coming our way. thank you lawrence and now to another big story we're following for you tonight today, us judge. >>block to those postal service changes that really slow down mail. all across the country noticeable in some spots the judge call them a politically motivated attack on the efficiency of the postal service. >>ahead of the november election. the judge said he was issuing a nationwide preliminary injunction. sot by 14 states that sued the trump administration and the u.s. postal service, those states challenge the postal services, so-called leave male behind policy where trucks have been leaving the postal facilities on time regardless of whether there is more mail to load into them. those states also sought to force the postal service to treat election mail has first class mail. >>the san jose city council voted unanimously on tuesday to endorse a statewide measure t

we're keeping an eye on an accident in benicia, 780 approaching west 7th. and injuries have been reported. part of the right lane is blocked. but once you get past that, it is okay. drive time on westbound 580 is slow from tracy to dublin. not a big surprise. 43 minute ride. but it is looking good through the rest of the east bay. in the north bay, southbound 101 from san rafael into foggy san francisco is 16 minutes. ♪ if i could, baby i'd ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> tropical storm is dumping the southern louisiana coast are seeing heavy rain. of course we'll eep tracking that. and lisa argen is joining us now with a look at our local forecast. >>> good morning. want to pick up a little bit there right on beta where you see being a saw, louisiana and texas continue to get hit with all that heavy rain anywhere10i spots. harehad their over the past month or so. here is a look at our air quality index where we're quality around the bay. yes

the benicia bridge, the richmond bridge where congestion was really growing before the pandemic is nowof last year. moving down to the south bay, bridge traffic seems to show a lot of people are still working from home. >> and they have continued way below the other bridges. >> reporter: the san mateo bridge is at 64% of last year. the did you mean barton down 66%. >> we reckon the next five will be really tough. that's not just toll bridge revenues. this is based on the sales tax revenues used to finance transit or county transportation projects in the nine cabrera counties. >> reporter: the golden gate bridge is at 60% of its own traffic levels. the bridge district uses toll money to subsidize ferry and they're in trouble. >> they are running out. if we dome see traffic rebound, we'll need to continue making cuts. >> reporter: the district just announced a new round of bus service reductions. for now they're designed so they can quickly add service back when and if demand and funding return. >>> today on abc 7 used in at 4:00, we spoke live to ian griffith, the co-founder and directo

in benicia they display dozens of flags and in alameda county they had a remembered ceremony . the golden gate young marines presented the colors in honor of the nearly 3000 lives that were lost. >>> it is 6:10. >>> still i had kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn in the bay area, an unusual callout for the police that are in desperate need after fires tore through butte county. >>> what san jose is promising to do after we showed you this illegal dumping ground. >>> here's a live look outside before we head to the break. we >>> a uth sholdcer racking up more than $100,000 in fines. four weeks the north valley baptist church in santa claire defied the public health order. the church leaders decided to bring the services outside after county officials threatened to file a temporary restraining order. >>> the police officers in the sierra foothills responded to an unusual request rescue a bear that was injured in a wildfire. andrea borba has the story. >> we were going to assist him in retrieving the bear that was injured. >> reporter: a request that bryce rogers admitted initially gave

76 degrees and sunny 77 in san leandro 78 in oakland 83 degrees in orinda 81 degrees in blue 83 in beniciaso get the idea some nice fall weather tomorrow and then we're really in a warm things up over the next few days we've got that cold front is going to dive through partly cloudy skies on thursday maybe couple lingering clouds on friday. but that kind of sets us up for the weekend as that system moves on by high pressure builds in behind your back in the 90's and even some triple digits over the weekend offshore winds fire danger we'll be on the increase this weekend to some to watch out for. all right. thank you. >>has removed the lions from the roadside zoo made famous in the netflix documentary tiger king. the group claims see owner jeff lowe has mistreated animals at the gw exotic animal park in wynnewood oklahoma as part of a court order peta recently confiscated 3 young alliance. they'll be moved to an animal sanctuary in colorado. you may remember the zoo announced its closure in august after the usda suspended its license. >>deals for east by families where we're living in uncer

this afternoon start to calm down a little bit of a sell the west to 9 in the san francisco 12 in benicia and a pretty good wind and 18 in fairfield now going to be interesting overnight tonight, those winds going start switched directions at least in the north bay you're going to start to see little more of a northerly component that's going to usher in some drier air and certainly those winds could kick upwards of 20 miles per hour. so firefighters, especially the north bay have to watch out for that it will be some more smoke back in the bay along the coastline temperature wise i think tomorrow we start to warm up a little bit but not so much in the san francisco along the coastline you've still got some patchy fog that offshore wind just not going make its way all the way to the coast. so that will keep those numbers cooler out toward the beaches been inside the bay, hazy sunshine, 70 degrees in millbrae also the burlingame 77 in san carlos 76 in woodside you'll get a visa much of the south of a very hazy into the afternoon getting a little hot inland tomorrow. i think we're back in t

so we can appreciate it fairfield very windy this morning as it has been all morning long the benicia bridge has been under a wind advisory. the strong winds to the carquinez as far as temperatures go. i mentioned how cool we're going to be today, no 90's anywhere in sight. we do have temperatures rising by saturday into the weekend. robin. >>all right a little bit of good news this time around are hot spot in the east bay on southbound 6 ad has finally cleared it was south 6 ad after stone valley, the back of a still there as we look at traffic tracker in fact you're backed up all the way through wanted creek is a live look at that wannacry camera and if you look over to the right you can see folks still crawling. they're approaching the scene so 20 minutes for your drive time pacheco out to danville james. >>thank you robin 8.56 coming up in the next hour. this if will be closing its beaches. this labor day weekend to prevent further spread of covid-19 we're live with the latest on that. plus house speaker nancy pelosi in the hot seat after being caught getting her hair done indoors

carquinez up through fairfield conquered in napa some really breezy conditions right now in fact the benicia bridge is under a high wind advisory currently later today, some of her most comfortable temperatures of this forecast 6070's and 80's, no 90's in sight of course as you go outside to enjoy a check your latest air quality maps as we will be seeing pockets of haze, robin. >>thank you john i'm tracking a new hot spot this time around we have lanes blocked in the big back up through the east base, let's head over to 6 ad we'll take a look at it on traffic tracker injury crash here after stone valley, so if you're leaving alamo, working your way into danville traffic already tied up here as a crews are dealing with it. >>they don't have an estimated time of clearing just yet so just get out there early because it's pretty fresh 19 minutes from highway for al to danville because of that crash james all right robert, thank you 7.56, here's a look ahead of what's coming up on the kron 4 morning news at 8. >>pacifica will be shutting down its beaches. this coming labor day holiday weekend. we

well sonoma yacht bill fairfield benicia over to antioch all triple digits, too. and with winds up in solano county. there's your highest a fire danger too. as we make our way into tomorrow we start to see as easing off the temperature gas pedal little bit getting a little cooler for wednesday by thursday and friday our warmest temperatures only in the upper 90's what a change from the 110 degree plus daytime highs we had been saying it's going to feel really nice, although still warm it's tolerable warm. saturday sunday and monday we keep on the cooler trend of things with monday of next week only in the mid 80's at our warmest. robin i'm looking forward to that cooldown thank you john. >>we have some trouble spots in traffic. but first we'll take a peek at the bridges here on 92 looks a little better so it's not bad between the east bay and peninsula. you're averaging 14 minutes from hayward heading west over to one o one so that's good. here at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's just been off and on we've had so many problems in the east bay on 24. and the east sh

6 on this wednesday morning we do have some breezy conditions in a few spots across the bay, the beniciaidge is actually under a wind advisory and if you look up here through the carquinez you can see why fairfield's got 30 miles per hour sustained winds at the moment nap at 15 miles per hour. even oakland, pretty breezy. so it's a wiy start to the day we have some low gray across the bay to but fog hasn't been as much of an issue. temperatures later today are going to be really nice 60's 70's and 80's that's our warmest right there antioch only up to 87 today, enjoy this bit of a break from the heat as just a couple of days from now by saturday sunday ay. it's back to the triple digits. we go come the holiday weekend. robin. >>thank you john still tracking a hot spot in san jose. so expect some heavy traffic on one oh one in both directions, it's actually a southbound crash on one oh one at the south 8.80 connector is still blocked crews on scene traffic because you'll have get off just before or after that connectors in standing up to ride a blocking the ramp. but it's the opposite sid

think mostly sunny and began and plenty of sunday and with 81 hercules 81 inlay about 83 degrees in beniciawe approach the yeah you may see couple patches of fog move in late today, still upper 60's instance, a beach about 81 in petaluma next couple days watching temperatures there you go to cool off just a little bit and then here comes the heat wave the first weekend of fall he likes good night, everybody. >>now. three coaches find a million dollars. for not wearing a mask. >> then her granddaughter versu the president. >> did she believe the this world fretting about the presidential election? >> she did. >> kobe bryant mother. did she really kicker mother ou of her house. the cop was aiming for the dog but actually shot a woman. now her dad demands answers. >> she's

quality we've certainly earned it oakland at 76 for the high today will conquer to 87 napa valley home benicia you'll be up to 83 degrees each ball santa rosa through center fell also in the 80's. tomorrow and friday not much different temperatures remain steady air quality remains good saturday winds. relax and that will open the window for some smoke ripped back in by sunday. robin thank you john we're checking in on the bridges, 92 still a bit crowded right now leaving hayward heading over to the peninsula. >>and a lot of folks that are on the san mateo bridge were stuck in some slow traffic on the minutes we had a crash in hayward the nimitz cottesloe so folks relate making it to 92, but it's not bad 17 minutes to the peninsula. here at the bay bridge toll plaza we still have a big backup spilling just beyond west grand so prepare for heavy traffic coming in and all lanes open in berkeley, the university avenue on ramp to 80 west was temporarily closed because of a little fire right next to the freeway so the ramp is open but the traffic is slow you're backed up all the way through richmon

bay even our hottest of spots dodging the 90's 88 unconquered as well as up in vacaville napa 83 benicia right there with santa rosa through mill valley in the upper 70's to low 80's to and friday will keep the nice stuff around 70's and 80's will remain the standard as we round out the week. then come saturday and what we've been talking about just how hot it is going to be getting upper 90's to triple digits for land areas come sunday and monday with the low 90's right along the bay with offshore winds kicking up we will see increased fire danger on the same days. robin all right, thank you john over to the beirut itself where the line is long it is officially packed up the pay gates heading into san francisco. >>the line continues to stretch beyond west grand. it's going to go right through the toll plaza up the incline so 150 minutes right now into san francisco, here's 92 and it's busy as well it started off a little crowded in the 4 o'clock hour. it's getting heavier by the minute so 14 minutes and growing to the peninsula with no trouble spots. but we do have a new problem on the

digits and with those winds you can see why fire danger remains such a threat today fairfield in benicia at one oh one each while vacaville and napa the upper 90's. santa rosa through center fell also mid to upper 90's today. now here's where the good news starts after 2 days. heat, windy conditions we see temperatures backing off easing tomorrow. thursday and friday getting even cooler yet. high temperatures will be in at max in the upper 80's by next week. so there's a lot of relief in this forecast a much more comfortable forecast for enjoying any sort outdoor activities is on the horizon. robin. >>no relief in traffic just yet john we have a hot spot that still working it's been blocking for over an hour now. this is westbound 24 right after the caldecott tunnel so on the oakland side multi-car crash still tying up traffic they're clearing it from the 2 left lanes but you're backed up through the caldecott into orinda beyond saints, even some really impacting that commute traffic. you're up to 27 between 2730 minutes now total to make it from one a creek through the crash and over to

vacaville and fairfield at 94 lazio in benicia fall into the 80's while napa and santa rosa in the low 90's compared to yesterday's triple digits. now tomorrow we will see a bump up in temperatures just a couple of degrees likely a couple of triple digits on the map but not much of a change from today after thursday's what our cool down really begins to start by saturday and sunday and even monday of next week or warmest temperatures will only be in the 80's. also very welcome change. daria. thanks a lot. the sonoma raceway has opened up its campground to evacuees who need a place to stay because the wildfires and they have. >>50 acres there it's across the street from the raceway on highway one 21. but not a lot of people are using yet. steve page the president of the raceway says that there are showers and bathrooms there and a lot of space where people can pitch a tent or put rv or i anything else they want on that campsite if they need help the campground has room for up to 2000 campers. you can see just a few taking advantage of it there there's also security on the grounds if you

temperatures in berkeley and richmond in the 60's while oakland at 71 some 70's in vallejo napa and benicia while vacaville in antioch in the mid 80's today. santa rosa through mill valley all in the 70's. okay, so let's get to those good changes that are just around the corner after today and tomorrow is less than ideal conditions you'll start to notice the moderate improvements further on into wednesday. now thursday we have a weak system that's going to be pushing on into the bay area. this is eventually going to result in even the possibility of a couple of coastal in north bay showers by friday which will really help the smoky conditions. this system in general enough to be pushing through and helping to sweep out some of that bad air and just in time to be ahead of next weekend. so it's going to be slow improvements over the next few days. but there is the sign of a light at the end of the tunnel now that is your forecast robin is standing by with the latest look at our but hey there john let's check in on the morning commute heading into san francisco. >>it's looking pretty good, alt

winds filter right through the delta still you're talking 80's and sunny and play about 83 warm in benicia by the 7 degrees in fairfield maybe size 88 vacaville back toward the coastline got patchy fog kind of dance with the coast. all day long still almost 70 degrees at stinson beach. help here's your 10 to 10 for as we take you through the last weekend of summer as we head in toward fall the first day there on tuesday we're going to cool down the temperatures into early next week then warm back up next sunday. >>some offshore winds that they want is a good weekend for a birthday don't you think it is can happy birthday good night everybody good night and good night. in just a few months, we've learned a lot more about the covid-19 virus. it's real. and it's dangerous. so, on behalf of all of us working on the front lines, please take it seriously. and while we don't yet have a cure or a vaccine, we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. do your best to stay out of crowded spaces. and get a flu shot, it's even more important th

of an issue today, golden gate bridge in clear view as are the marin headlands has been breezy the beniciae is actually under wind advisory and through the carquinez on up through 82 towards fairfield some fairly breezy conditions steadily. all morning long fairfield right now your winds at 31 miles per hour. that's cool ocean air trying to make its way into the central valley as for temperatures later today will be in the 60's and 70's near the coast in the bay. while 80's and only 80's for inland areas, no 90's on this 4 zone forecast for your wednesday. robin. >>thank you john back to the bay bridge where traffic is recovering from a motorcycle accident the crash is on the way that's the good news. but the backup, it's still there and it's spilling all the way through the oakland maze or drive times 16 to 20 minutes to make it in, but look at those connectors the east sure the nimitz 5.80 all slow leading into the maze and up to the bay bridge toll plaza so get out there early james all right, thank you very much robin at 6.56 we'll take a quick break but coming up. >>this if a cup will

70's you make when the san leandro about 73 degrees richmond, 78 in hercules about 85 degrees in benicia 80 in the napa valley back toward the coast line temperatures not bad 69, but some patchy fog it since a beach 77 in the valley right to go to 10 to 10 and here we go tomorrow the last the cool days by saturday we crank up the heat in the triple digits high a 109 maybe a 110 by sunday finally cooling off by the middle of next week. >>good night, everybody. male announcer: in new york city's war on crime, the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the major case squad. these are their stories. [rock music playing on radio] - what are we doing way over here? - best i could do. nikhil's truck snaked the best spot. - screw him. our customers are loyal. they'll follow us, not the falafel king. okay, who reads my blog? [customers shouting] who saw the password? - passion flower. - that's right. someone said it: "passion flower." tell that to the cook, get free dim sum and a drink. - great! - with that kind of service, nikhil will go under. [engine revs]

>>even though bridges like the bay bridge, the golden gate bridge and the benicia bridge which all visibility alerts, fog yesterday. >>are free of those this morning as that cloud cover sitting right above us instead look at this a couple of sprinkles across the central valley up into the sierra nevada, we're dry here in the bay area's this cold front plunges on into the region helping to keep air nice clean and crisp for that matter this morning. we are seeing showers in northern california, the sierra and then just those few sprinkles in the central valley here in the bay area though really dodging them what we're getting is a cooler day today as well as some brisk winds out of the northwest that you can see showing up especially into the afternoon here on our winds about breezy us for the north bay and our east bay hills come the latter part of the day today's daytime highs, the coolest of your forecast. our last friday of summer going out with the feel of fall with 60's and montero down to half moon bay 70's for most of our bayside and even inland areas for that matter foster city at 76 m

the laos, 7576 benicia 80 coming in for napa and 81 for santa rosa was 70's heading down south the sky conditions report or improve a little bit going on here for today. but the onshore flow keeping temperatures corrected. and that is what lays ahead for us we got a lot more 80's for you in the week ahead by the middle of the week we'll see a little bit more in the way of turbulence going on let's be good mix off the air mass here and really start improving our air quality more so marty ok dick thank you. well for your health this morning. the cdc has come up with a covid-19 vaccine dosing schedule that could have millions of people getting their vaccine by december. now it's a very complicated equation that counts on shipping storage availability and risk level and then on top of all that trial results for different vaccine candidates. dina bair has more on how it might look. >>as students head back to school. and employers increasingly welcome returning workers. it becomes even more critical for herd immunity. the key to that lies in a vile with an injection that offers immunity to s

solano county lower 90's hanging on there to the east 85 benicia and vallejo 85 also for napa 89 santa 80's heading down south again. let's take the gloves off as we get into sunday into monday way those temperatures go monday the linger as late as tuesday as we flirt with near 100 and even after all of this. we're still in the middle 90's, the rest the week marty who ok thank you dave. in the north bay, the red flag warning is causing a lot of concern for firefighters in fact they've already responded to one small fire after residents failed to follow their warnings. >>that fire was sparked in the far far fountain grove neighborhood of santa rosa, the fire department says it was sparked by a landscaper the firefighters call it quote easily preventable. the red flag warning is in effect for tonight in crews say because of that they need all the help they can get. >>we understand that this is a long season we still out of potentially a ways to go. but we unfortunately have to prepare for these events mean we've gone through this before in the past. when been a rough couple in northern c

san leandro and up here to the north bay here solano county with some 80's in place here 77 for 79 benicia with more 80's heading down south. checking in your 70 forecast here we're going to stay in the 80's all week but our skies will improve and we're saying unsettled that is really for coastal morning drizzle on shore flow in place we might see some more scattered clouds in the inland valleys, potentially but the good news is sky conditions should start to probably improve as we get to the middle portion of next week. >>and for your health we're going to continue our segment on osteoarthritis. it's a degenerative joint disorder that affects about 20% of americans and 80% of people over the age of 55. it can be extremely painful. it can affect the quality of life and also lead to significant disability. our health expert can all join me this morning to talk about some ways to manage osteoarthritis symptoms during the covid-19 aaron carroll, a struggle a little bit more on the finding osteoarthritis good morning. >>good morning marty well a steel arthritis is what i call where in terror t

680 approaching ignascio and three lanes open again for the northbound side heading up towards the beniciar commute steady and clear out of concord and in towards the walnut creek interchange. the rest of the bay, i see a little slowing pop up for north 680 and more slowing as they clear that construction zone heading in towards sunol off of mission boulevard. back to you. >> thanks, for you. investigators are looking into the possibility of faulty power equipment that may have set off one of the largest wildfires in l.a. county history. we're talking about the bobcat fire and it has now burned more than 110,000 acres and destroying at least 27 homes. utility southern california edison said it learned of a faulty electrical circuit near the flash point moments before the first report of the fire. so cal edison is assisting in that investigation. >>> well, there's much more ahead on "today in the bay" this thursday morning. including who brazil's president is blaming for wildfires in the amazon rain forest. which has destroyed hundreds of acres impacting the rich wildlife. >>> plus, a major