the local ice cream shop here in downtown brentwood. sip and scoop. >> we'll try to head to the city and trying to escape the hot water. >> reporter: a break from brentwood and the unbearable heat. >> we'll cool down this weekend. >> reporter: for those who can't escape the bay, the brentwood library and the brentwood community center offers omnivore relief. >> families living in older property don't have central air, it varies. we can have people that are here the whole time we are open or people that just pop in an hour or so. >> reporter: the city's cooling center was a refuge for families who lost power during the rolling blackout last year. >> that's the number one thing, they cut in and want to charge their phones and make sure their phone and laptops are up and running. >> reporter: speaking of power. the more panels he has to install, the longer he will be on that roof. >> sometimes is a quick day or sometimes it is ten hours. >> reporter: he heads to san jose tomorrow where the temperature on that roof will creep up to 90 degre

so this is even for brentwood standards, way off the charts for them.ease, give us a little help here. >> even for brentwood starts. you said that nicely. >> stay indoors with the arbs c on. thanks. >> up next, they keep saying everyone is leaving, but new numbers paint a much different picture of the so-called california exodus. we'll explainthex. ahhh. beautiful day in baltimore where most people probably know that geico could save them money on car insurance, right? you see the thing is geico, well, could help them save on boat insurance too. hey! okay...i'm ready to come in now. hello? i'm trying my best. seriously, i'm...i'm serious. request to come ashore. geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. not? the so-called california mass exodus isn't really happening. it found the percentage of californians who plan to leave our state has actually remained the same for the last couple years. here are the numbers. 23% of state residents are seriously thinking about leaving. 26% are considering it. both numbers are actually down from a p

brentwood up to 110, unbearable. livermore 105, morgan hill at 100. heat warning map most widespread warnings over the east bay, including the south bay higher elevations and north bay higher elevations as well. tomorrow could go up as hot as 112 and really the bull's eye for most of the heat is through pittsburgh, antioch, brentwood, concord, danville, livermore. in concord get to 80 by 10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m., 101, 4:00 p.m., 105. it's just off the charts in brentwood, 99 at noon, 109 at 3:00 p.m., 110 at 4:00 p.m. we'll take you through all the weekend temperatures and when relief is in sight in about 15 minutes. >>> no rolling outages tonight. state power officials tweeted out thank you for conserving, your efforts helped keep the power grid stable. but there is another flex alert for tomorrow, 4:00 to 9:00 p.m., asked to reduce your use. set your tips to 78 degrees or higher if health permits. avoid major appliances like washing machine and dishwasher and turn off unnecessary lights. concern about the power grid fire and your health. cheryl hurd in

brentwood 102. livermore 98. morgan hill 95.. 86 in san jose. 83 in palo alto. san francisco right there in the 60s. if you want some relief from the heat and the humidity, i do have some changes coming in. so that area of high pressure we've been tracking, that's going to start to kick more off toward the east to make way for a cooler system once we roll into this weekend. i'm thinking a 5 to 10-degree drop in temperatures. san francisco, a minimal drop, staying the same with 60s over the next seven days. the inland valleys, that's where i think it will be noticeable. less humidity, upper 80s to 90 as we hit this weekend. that's going to be a lot more enjoyable. tokyo real fast, we're complaining about humidity here. as we know, it's a lot worse. we'll feel like 94 as we go through thursday. look at next week. monday 100. 1 oe 101 tuesday. 102 wednesday. >> is that rain? >> thunderstorm chances, yeah. we heard from raj, he said after 10 or 15 minutes he has to go back inside, he's drenched, it's stifling out there. >> yikes. hu

>> 110 in brentwood. livermore, 105. sonoma, 102. heat warnings in effect until sunday at 11:00 p.m., that's for the hills of the north bay. and for the higher elevations, 95-112. when it comes to the hottest location it's certainly going to be out towards pittsburg, concord as well. let's get a look at brentwood and how things are going to play out for you. tomorrow another round coming in. 2:00 p.m., 107. by 4:00 p.m., 110. we're going from a fire danger index of 161, which is very high to tomorrow, 165. it's considered extreme fire danger. back with the full look at the weekend forecast coming up in about 18 minutes. >> well, extreme heat straining our state's power grid. that's why a state-wide flex alert is in effect through 9:00 tonight. thom jensen went to one of the really hotspots, brentwood, it's about 110 right now. how are you coping, how are people coping when they're told to turn down ac, and they're baking in triple digits. >> what a tricky equation. 110 like jeff just said, trying to stay cool but yet conserve energy.

you're tired of 102 brentwood. we've got changes on the way that i think you'll like.he hot area of high pressure we talked about, that starts to kick to the east by this weekend and we'll see a cooler system beginning to move close. we're good for a 5 to 10 degree drop for the inland valleys. in san francisco temperatures stay steady the next couple of days. we'll keep with trend of 60s on the seven day forecast. and across the inland valleys we have mid to upper 90s and this weekend upper 80s to 90 degrees. so, relief is definitely on the way for us. i would like to see it cooler, but we'll take your 89 on saturday. i love your p town pride. >> thanks so much, jeff. >>> the 49ers held their first training camp practice and it wasn't just the players that were back. anthony flores explains next. who could have known that the right food could help your new friend live their best life or give your old friend new energy or that the smallest changes could make the biggest impact. you did. and so did we. that's why hill's always starts with a pet's biology to anticipate th

and 86 in brentwood. the next several days, we will see the warmer air staying towards the inland valleys and cooler temperatures near the coast. as the 7-day forecast comes up at the bottom of the screen, come on over and take a look at it. we will see some temperatures in the 50s near the coastline, so you will be going from brentwood over towards half moon bay. you will notice a big difference from the mid-80s to the upper 50s there, and then for san francisco expect highs in the low 60s. for the northbound we're anywhere from 90 in clear lake to 67 in mill valley. as we get a look at this, it shows our near surface smoke and where you see the shades of blue it indicates where we have some of the lower air quality and smoke drifting in. as we go through the next few days, the air quality will be improving but the early morning hours is when we could see the smoke coming in from all of the fires that we have across the region. take a look at antioch in our 10-day forecast. we're looking way out. the wee

east bay where temperatures are going to be hottest as you head east of el diablo, 110 degrees in brentwood tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow is going to be the hottest day but these advisories and warnings continue through 11:00 p.m. on sunday, because sunday is still going to be hot, it's just not going to be quite as hot. we take a look at the seven-day forecast we'll take a detailed look at tomorrow's high temperatures, not just the five cities outlined there, in a few minutes. >>> wilson walker is live in brentwood, where residents say they are seeing a new weather trend. >> going to head towards 110 here tomorrow, pushed pretty close to that, about 107 today, and even for the folks that live here, you know a little something about the he's, they feel like it is just different this time. >> it's always been hot out here, but lately it seems like it's been a little hotter, a little earlier and a little longer than it's been before. >> reporter: that's something a lot of people were saying as the temperature went soaring de year, seems like consistently there's more higher temperatures going

brentwood hit 110 yesterday. and we're looking at how businesses just reopening from the pandemic were hit by this severe weather. >> reporter: at this restaurant with the temperature outside of 108 degrees, grilling is grueling. normally on a saturday, there would be a line into the parking lot. but even though the restaurant fired up its mist machines, few customers came in. >> the heat. everybody's at home right now. >> saturdays are one of the busiest days of the week at harry's wine depot, but the patio is empty and the tavern's live entertainment canceled because of the heat. as the mercury rises, profits are dropping. >> it's really bad. it's so bad that a -- any given day, you know, friday or saturday, you do quite a few thousand dollars and it's going to a couple hundred. >> because of the heat, the tavern only had about six customers. so they decided to close early around 8:00 instead of 11:00. >> reporter: these two were among the few people who ventured outside today. sweating through a bike ride. >>

kris was talking about brentwood reopening.are less than a month from other districts reopening so i wanted to give you an idea how many folks under 18 are vaccinated. so according to the cdc 7.1 million kids under 18 are vaccinated. that breaks down to 39% of 16 and 17-year-olds and 27% of 12 to 15-year-olds. i'm sure we are continuing to evaluate the numbers edging to the start of school. live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> governor newsom perhaps trying to avoid a new personal controversy tied to state covid poliis children from a summer camp. not requiring masks which runs counter to the state's policy. and the governor also catching heat this week for photos showing the kids maskless at camp. remember last year. she was skewered for dining at the french laundry when people were told to avoid the large gatherings. >>> the cdc is recommending masks indoors. even if you're fully vaccinated including the bay area. cdc guidance applies to areas with substantial to high transmission ra

the hottest spots, though, today, we had to head to brentwood. that's where nbc bay area's marianne affirmative action row went tonight. >> reporter: at la costa taqueria, with the temperature outside of 108 degrees, grilling is grueling. normally on a saturday, there would be a line into the parking lot, but today even though the restaurant fired up its mist machines, few customers came in. >> the heat. everybody's home right now. >> reporter: saturdays are usually one of the busiest days of the week at harry's wine depot and tavern, but today the patio is empty, and the tavern's live entertainment canceled because of the heat. as the mercury rises, profits are dropping. >> it's really bad. it's so bad that any given day, you know, friday or saturday, you do quite a few thousand dollars. and it's going to a couple hundred. >> reporter: because of the heat, the tavern only had about six customers, so they decided to close early around 8:00 instead of 11:00. among the few people who ventured outside in downtown brentwood today, sweating through a

into the 90s if not 100 degrees in some of the traditional hotspots like fairfield, antioch and brentwood temperatures in the low 60s along the coast but we are talking a 40 degrees spread and highs tomorrow, a bradys in the north bay, a bradys in the santa clara valley come well into the 90s for the tri valley but the hotspots around 100 degrees for antioch and brentwood and tomorrow is not even the hottest day that we are going to see during this stretch of hot weather. no record-setting temperatures. the folks inland are definitely going to be sweating. take out the full forecast in just a few minutes. >>> mandatory evacuations in mendocino county, where a brush fire has burned at least one structuring the redwood valley area. cal fire says at least 50 acres have burned. this video from press democrat photojournalist ken porter shows the fire ripping through a building. new word on how it started. >>> part of interstate 80 near blue canyon are still closed now as crews wrap up what remains of this fire. it's parked just after 1:00 next to the freeway. the roadway is expected to be full

that is what we're going to see in brentwood and antioch, the typical hot spots. all of this inland as we're getting ready for the excessive heat warning to kick in within the next hour. all of the areas shaded in pink included in the excessive heat warning and for the areas shaded in orange just a step below that with the heat advisory but it is still going to be hot and we will need to make sure we're taking care of ourselves and each other. the fire danger will be high today as well as tomorrow. we're really concerned about this because a very small spark could spread quickly and the vegetation is at a critically dry level. as we take a look at where we are already right now current temperature in livermore 94 degrees. we haven't even made it to lunch time yet. we're at 90 in san jose but 76 in oakland. take a look at san francisco at 57 degrees. you compare that to the 88 in santa rosa. these temperatures will be heating up quickly. if you thought yesterday was hot it is already 19 degrees hotter compared to yesterday at this time. so we are seeing the heat in

take a look at brentwood. one of our usual hot spots, we are still in the 90s today.er 80s tomorrow and mid-80s turn hot again but it does not look like we'll see the extreme heat we had this past weekend. we are in a steady weather pattern that keeps our temperatures fairly moderated and higher humidity coming in thanks to the fog near the coast. those temperatures reaching into the low to mid-60s for the next several days and that includes the weekend if you are starting to make some plans. >> let's turn now to our climate in crisis as vaccination rates rise and fears of the pandemic start to ease. people are ditching those masks. unfortunately, a lot of those masks are ending up in the ocean. we are seeing these record numbers of masks being produced and so we are seeing them turning into trash and they also contain these micro fibers in those surgical masks, they can take up to 500 years to break down. think about this during the pandemic, 52 billion masks were manufactured and about 1.5 estimating ended up in the ocean. so we need to dispose of those properly and

people can enjoy some ac at the brentwood community center on oak street starting tomorrow through sunday. the center will be open from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. masks and social distancing will be required regardless of vaccination status. >>> about a half hour from now, contra costa county's water district board will take a look at some new drought measures. a stage one water shortage level would call for voluntary conservation of up to 10% compared to last year. there could also be some rebates for certain water saving measures like replacing lawns with turf and smart irrigation controllers. to check the conditions and restrictions in your zip code, you can go to kpix.com/drought. >>> live pictures of the state capitol in sacramento, where there's been a covert outbreak, and now california lawmakers and staffers must wear masks again. a memo revealed there are nine cases and that some of the people who tested positive also wore masks to work. >>> governor newsom is vowing to clean up california. he says he's fed up with all the trash on our roadways. >> it's too dirty. time to clean up th

vasco out of byron, brentwood.tra costa county down to 580 without an issue and the bay bridge toll plaza. no backups but there are low clouds around the bay affecting our view of some of those city lights. back to you. >>> there is breaking news this morning. simone biles out of the women's olympic gymnastics team final in tokyo. biles competed in the team usa's first rotation on the vault and then seen walking off the floor with her bag and a trainer. her coach just said she's not out due to a physical injury, rather mental health issue. raj mathai will have more. >>> in surf side, florida, they believe all victims of the deadly condo attack have been accounted for. 99 people died in that collapse. for a solid month miami-dade fire crews and other first responder groups came to surf side to locate victims. workers sifted through huge piles of rubbish just looking for the remains of the victim. the miami-dade mayor called the collapse the largest non-hurricane related response in the history of florida. >>> one of

vasco a couple more minutes out of brentwood and down to 580.mike. >>> happening now san francisco mayor london breed is preparing to tout the city's recently passed budget ahead of today's board of supervisors meeting. the two-year $26 billion plan includes half a billion in continued response to covid-19 relief. it also includes a billion dollars to support the city's homeless epidemic. the mayor also pledging $144 million in funding early childhood education. >>> 5:53. much more ahead on "today in the bay" including a covid outbreak at a northern california kids camp where leaders are revealing about the number of cases and the growing concern from parents. >>> plus, a live look outside in san jose. we'll tell you about the bay area cities topping the list as the most educated. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay." so you want to make the best burger ever? then make it! that means selling everything. and eating nothing but cheese till you find the perfect slice... even if everyone asks you... another burger truck? don't listen to

in brentwood and byron, byron community vasco road and brentwood highway 4 and 2, important intersection area. those have crashes there, out of the roadway. not a major concern. that note as you're heading through that portion. getting over towards the bay bridge, just starting to build here. slowing up the incline. back to you. >> all right. thanks, mike. >>> happening now, the san francisco unified school district and ucsf are looking forward to the start of the new school year. this afternoon school leaders will hold the first of three virtual health and safety town lalgs. the district is expecting all opportunities to return to in person learning on august 16th. masks will be required when the school starts next year or next school year. school district is facing questions about receiving funds for opening early. >>> still much more ahead on "today in the bay" including dry brush isn't just fueling flames here in california. the shocking new data showing the damage being done to the hawaiian islands. it's one of the largest cities in the golden state however the desert town is having

holding 88 right now in ukiah, 90 in brentwood this hour, 83 in concord.o hop over the east bay hills to oakland. the sea breeze cooling us off down to 62. 68 right now in palo alto. overnight tonight, we'll have the cloud cover again right along the coast. some high clouds time to time across much of the bay area. numbers in the 50s, closer to the water. warmer spots inland holding in the 60s. let's timeout that limited marine layer. tomorrow morning, future weather showing fog what along the coast get a little bit stretching over the city, and that's about it when we come to morning cloud cover. afternoon, mostly sunny. we'll have cirrus clouds moving in time to time, and you can see to our east, we will find thunderstorms bubbling up by 4:00, 5:00 in the afternoon, and we'll track that for you tomorrow as they moved to our east. highs in microclimate, starting in the south bay, 82 in milpitas, 92, the high in morgan hill. peninsula, it is warm. 83 tomorrow in redwood city, 74 in mill break, half moon bay coming in at 62 degrees. downtown tomorrow, after

you can see the range in temperatures from oakland to brentwood. livermore in the upper 90s.ng at a high of 95 degrees. still there are 60s near the coast. that high pressure is just not moving and will slowly start to roll off to the east and will cause the heat to back off a little bit. we are seeing monsoonal showers and thunderstorms and we will have a chance of that going into the weekend. as we look at our 7-day forecast, we have hot temperatures today and tomorrow. once again, a little cooler for the end of the weekend for some of our inland valleys, and more of the same really next week. for san francisco, a lot of upper 60s here. not seeing too many changes. at times the fog rolling in, and you will at times get some sunshine. hopefully, mike, the commute stays calm. >> yeah, it's almost 4:52, 4:51 right now, and it's green as you would expect in the construction zones. over here the longer drive, altamont pass, and chp said it could be gusting and it often happens overnight there. it was slowing back around 205, and that's not unusual either. those are the longer dr

so our temperatures in spots like brentwood are going to be extremely hot.talking about a high of 110 degrees on saturday. i know, it's going to be brutal. we are going to see this lasting for several days so when we do have heat several days in a row that's what really makes it dangerous because it doesn't cool off that much at night. as we look at our inland forecast, it will be hot throughout the weekend and so make plans to keep cool out there. next week we catch a break as temperatures on tuesday and wednesday head back to the 80s, and san francisco thankfully doesn't heat up. we will have a place to go cool off. our coastal areas looking at 70s and a lot more sunshine, which is something else that has bench needed there. >>> heading out the door, mike, how does it look for the commute. >> confirmed cleared highway 84, all that construction picked up and may be crews on the shoulder so watch out for them, and they are looking to make our drive safer. brentwood, that's where kari was talking about, up to 110 over the next few days, and up near discovery

brentwood, antioch, pittsburgh number one hottest. sunday down to 92, much more comfortable next week. san francisco in the seven-day forecast, 70s thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. inland valleys, temperatures starting to drop again. once we head into sunday and early next week. make plans now, find way to stay cool. will be okay. >> it's midsummer, we can handle it. >>> team usa explaining why it left its fastest woman off the relay team. >>> happening now, sfo is offering free covid tests for arriving international passengers. pilot program with the department of public health to help track covid variants, first in the u.s. to offer free testing. expected to last five weeks. back in a mome delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportunity

if you live in brentwood, listen up. chp is reporting a grass fire transitioning to the 160. in mind and we could see some delays depending, you know, on exactly what's going on. i'll definitely look into mr. details on that. center divide, transitioning to 160. tri-valley drive times. 580 to grant line, 24 minutes. westbound 84 to 680 you're looking only at ten minutes. if you live in the tri-valley head out now. that traffic is building. i'll have another report in a bit. >>> happening now, san francisco taking action combat climate change. supervisors passing an ordinance to speed up the cutback on greenhouse emissions. it updates the city's environment code. it focuses on energy, transportation, housing, building, zero waste and roots. requires the city to repair a climate action plan by the end of the year. san francisco's ordinance wants to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 61% by 2030 and reaching net zero. >> much more ahead on "today in the bay" including behind bars. the fraud ring busted for targeting california's unemployment program and millions of dollars taken

no, marcus was talking about vasco, brentwood to 580. it's reopened and you're at speed. if you heard about the fires over the weekend, everything is okay. good to go for this mornmonday,? let's all get into it here. 4:39. >>> up next on "today in the bay," policing rv dwellers. the crackdown seems to be ramping up. the new installations set to take months after voters approved the controversial ban. >>> a historic mission, richard branson heading to space. how you can take that exact trip he did without a quarter of a million dollar price tag. >>> no, this will just cost you the toll to go over the bay bridge. it is getting steep for some folks. we'll keep checking in with mike and see if we're going to see a pickup with some of the tech workers heading back to work today. >>> happy monday. it is 4:42 and as we're heading out the door parts of the north bay temperatures in the low 50s and it's cloudy and slower warm-up in temperatures today. we're going from the low 50s here to mostly some low 80s. we'll talk more about this and what's ahead for the rest of the week in a

we're heading to the up earp 80s and low 90s, even up to close to 100 degrees to brentwood.onal moisture continues and even for parts of the sierra so still chances we could get more video of the lightning strikes. lookingality our temperatures here it is going to be warm reaching into the low to mid-90s. a few spots even close to 100 degrees. san francisco in the upper 60s. you were saying two unexpected delays. >> it's not lightning, not a water wheel vehicle. it is over the water for the dumbarton bridge. a look at the shot. san jose, castro valley y, typical slow spots there. slowing across the dumbarton bridge, the crash past the high rise still has not been cleared. slowing for half an hour in its focused area. some folks may be using that as an alternate. another ins deny, a debris or disabled vehicle north of 3rd street. that construction has cleared 280. 280 is clear heading up to san francisco. the build here, guys, through walnut creek is typical but sneaking in the last ten minutes, back to you. >> thanks for keeping your eye on things, mike. 6:51. happening now,

a big problem is if you're traveling from 580 up into byron, into the discovery bay and brentwood wehat portion. this entire stretch of vasco is not closed. it's only closed around the caves, but we do have the closure which cuts the portion off from the northbound drive. get over to byron highway or travel all the way around to 680. might want to hang out in livermore and find a place to get breakfast. the fire crews are addressing a hillside brush fire. nothing major but an issue for safety. we'll check your drive but everything is clear so far. back to you. >> thanks, mike. something you were talking about this morning, new overnight all lanes on interstate 880 back open in hayward. this is after that deadly hit and run. it happened before 3:00 a.m. on the southbound lanes. this is near winton avenue. at least two vehicles were involved. it's not clear how the person died. chp still hasn't released a description of the vehicle they're looking for. >>> facing a key deadline. the debate on capitol hill over extend an eviction moratorium. as the clock ticks down, millions are in jeop

antioch and brentwood 62 degrees.at's pretty nice compared to those 70s and 80s we had for throes over the weekend. throughout the day, notice the clouds back to the coast where they're going to be stubborn there. still in the 50s. mid to upper 50s at noon for half moon bay and san francisco. 60s around the bay. 70s inland. 80s around antioch. even a 90 up around clear lake. one of the reasons you're in that excessive heat warning through this evening at 8:00. 100 and 97 in cloverdale. 60s and 70s around the bay. as we head to 7:00, clouds start marching back. getting ready to do this. and we're going to repeat this almost every day of the forecast. i'll show you that coming up next. want to get over to jobina to talk about the monday morning commute. >> hi, mike. thank you. good morning, everyone. we have the backup beginning at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 6:12. it's backed up to the maze. it's monday. live look in emoryville. 80 looking much better. moving at the limit. the crash we were fo

brentwood is 92, that's better.and concord 82, oakland is 57. 59 in half moon bay, redwood city, 72. san francisco is chilly, 62 in downtown, 75 in napa, 77 in santa rosa. seven-day forecast, san francisco in 50s for mornings and fog. sun for the afternoon and 60s as we roll through the next seven days. inland valleys forecasts, good weather, no 100s, staying in low 80s through friday, and saturday. sunday and monday it does warm up but no 100s right now. we'll take that. >> 80s sound fantastic. >> perfect. >> thanks jeff. >>> up next, back at work, the tech giant that welcomed back employees after more than a year working from home. >>> and jimmy. >> hey everyone, tig notaro is here in studio, tom hiddleston and my latest do not playlist. tonight. >>> happening now, crews from alameda county on the way to help the river fire in mariposa county. hot, dry, windy conditions making it tough. only 10% contained. mandatory evacuation orders still in effect. we're back with more. delicia: this is where all our recycling i

upper 80s to around 94 the tri valley come into the mid to low 90s for fairfield, antioch and brentwood not as warm around vallejo and benicia. temperatures around the bay exactly average for this time of your. mid-60s for san francisco, a mix of 60s and low 70s for the east bay with temperatures in the northbay topping out around 80 degrees in most locations. this may be a degree or two below normal but you don't mind that wind out of the southwest is going to help bring some marine air into the northbay. but not too far. temperatures only reaching 100 degrees for ukiah and well into 94 inland mendocino county and ke county as well temperatures in san francisco d day as we head inearly next week. droppi kld hove the upper 60s through midweek. temperatures in san jose just staying right around 80 degrees, slightly below average but pleasantly warm. a bit more of a warm-up for everybody by thursday and friday, and that's true for inland parts of the east bay and the northbay as well. temperatures will be hottest in the usual spots, far inland as you go further east and the coolest locati

district serves about half a million customers in the northern part of the county from martinez to brentwood. much of the service area is along the delta. >> i feel like everybody is pretty much conserving water. i don't see anybody washing cars any more or anything like that. >> you have to go with saving. saving money, saving water. >> water managers say if people are able to conserve more, they won't have to move to more mandatory restrictive orders. >>> to marin where spray irrigation is limited to one day a week and drip irrigation is limited to two days. goal is 40% reduction in water use district wide. for latest conditions and restrictions in your neighborhood head to kpix.com/drought. >>> in oakland chances of a new deal of a ballpark at the howard terminal side may be remaining. will anyone budge or is the team destined to leave town? there is ngthe ballpark but fs the two sides are very far apart on who is footing the bill to improve infrastructure around the stadium and how much the team will contribute to affordable housing. >> i would say to some of those stakeholders who are i

san jose 94, santa rosa 100, concord 106, same for livermore and brentwood up to 110 degrees. the good news is temperatures are still going to be hot on sunday, the warning goes through 11:00 on sunday. they'll start to back off a little bit someday with some relief on the way next week and we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes, along with a look at when we are going to -- how high temperatures are going to be across the rest of the bay area tomorrow, more than just these five locations. >> cooking out there now. >>> we are all being urged to conserve electricity right now to keep the power grid going. in fact, it's officially been declared an emergency. kpix 5's andria borba live in lafayette with what exactly that means. >> we are talking about a stage one power grid emergency. the state, cal iso is urging people to conserve, right now, especially 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. it does not mean rolling blackouts yet. that does not happen until the state hits a stage three emergency, when those rolling blackouts begin, but they say there is a lot you can do right now to prevent

right now, we're really pinning some of the hottest temperatures out towards brentwood, pittsburgh andat's where we'll get into this 104, 105, 106 category and start to see a dropoff as you roll through next week. in san francisco, we're going to warm up. not extremely hot, but plenty of 70s coming our way, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. through the inland valleys, the heat as we mentioned, on average for most inland valleys outside of brentwood will be 100 thursday and friday, 98 saturday. sunday, 96. and we have the 80s rolling back in as we move through next week. pretty big climb coming our way as we move into thursday and friday. >> thanks, jeff. >>> we're following breaking news along the coast. a woman rushed to the hospital after picking up a fire work on a local beach and setting it off. we'll tell you what went wrong and what firefighters are warning you about tonight. that story and more on our 11:00 newscast. >>> that's going to do it for us at 7:00. for everyone here at nbc bay area, including our managing editor, keith berry, thanks for joining us. we'll see you a

what are school leaders in brentwood telling you?: they're ready to have the children back after distance learning and hybrid learning. this is a district of about 9,000 students elementary and campus starting today. hand sanitation stations and other changes. new hepa filters and adjustments because of covid b a share of $5 million of learning loss mitigation from the state. >> we spent the one time money on counselors, intervention programs, on the summer school jump start program and then coordinators to make sure they support the needs of every kid. >> reporter: the state requires all california school children to wear masks while indoor and outdoors is optional. according to state guidelines staff can go maskless with no children from present. and if vaccinated. physical distancing the state detailed screeners and contact tracing resources with quarantine requirements particularly for unvaccinated children and staff. the state has a page dedicated to parents for the guidance just mentioned to how to help your child if they're st

brentwood, antioch.ll average a lot of inland valleys, about 100 degrees thursday through sunday's forecast. it is july. we tent to get warm this time of year. it doesn't look like a widespread record but a hot one coming our way. >> we're used to it. happy fourth of july. >> this is not the kind of swim lesson you speck to see in your pool. that's coming up next. >> and preventing wild animals are becoming road kill. it can save human lives. he managed to get some extra money, this allowed them on hunt together without crossing the highway. $2 million waso the state budget to build undercrossings below highway 17. we're back in a moment. here are the two battling to the line and allyson felix... simone manuel's above her trying to fight on, and above simone... getting an opportunity to show he finding something and the us takes gold! ♪ dre ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ - yes! ♪ ahhhhhhh ♪ ♪ dream until your dreams come true ♪ >>> have you seen this? the video is getting a lot of attention. the

we are 60 in brentwood and san jose. seeing a slow rise in the temperatures today but a big heat up tomorrow. we'll talk about that coming up. >> a live look northbound 101. north of 680. heard about a crash. get more updates once chp arrives. >>> good morning. very happy wednesday to you. gas prices are going to be just miserable. looks like tuesday we told you about the contentious meeting among opec plus. opec countries plus some affiliated countries. disagreeing on when and how to raise prices. we get the fed minutes, the notes from the latest interest rate today. any tweak that could hint there are interest rate hikes ahead. stock markets fell nasdaq at an all time some of that boost came from amazon. amazon stock jumped after the pentagon suddenly canceled a huge cloud computing contract it had awarded microsoft. amazon was bidding but lost, claiming it's because former president trump influenced the contract. the pentagon said it will go back to the drawing board. the boost in amazon stock was worth more than $8 b

brentwood, antioch. 72 degrees tomorrow, 68 for the south bay, and more of that warmer air as well over the east bay at 69. a little patchy coastal fog and that's why san francisco will begin at 59. let's give you a look at the temperatures as we roll through tomorrow. down in the south bay, 94 in san jose. 100 in morgan hill. but closer to the source of the heat you can see as i talked about how things will get a lot hotter. 106 tomorrow. 102 in concord west get a little breeze off the bay and it makes all the difference. 79 in oakland. through the peninsula, a fairly comfortable day because of that slight ocean breeze. 86 in ocean city. we'll have some 70s here in downtown, also for the mission. you go to the marina, it will be 59. 85 in mill valley. 95 in santa rosa. ukiah up to 107. the real focus again of that extreme heat is out in east county into brentwood. 112 potential on saturday. it does drop off by monday and much more manageable temperatures by tuesday, wednesday and thursday of next week. and of course, fire danger, that's also high. our fire danger index, the same that f

out towards contra costa county inland mid-90s, brentwood 96 degrees, 95 livermore. but closer to the santa clara valley not much changed, low 80s around san jose, northwest wind at 12 miles per hour. you are seeing a few high clouds on approach out of the southeast out of the central valley. walnut creek 97 degrees. look at the humidity, 13%. so initially as these bands of showers come in if there is any chance of lightning you can see how dry things are at ground level. this is the recipe for dry lightning. bone-dry conditions at ground level. up at 10,000 feet and higher you have the instability. over in san francisco the chilly conditions continue. 63 degrees, low clouds and fog on approach again as we head to tomorrow morning. by 11:00 tonight before midnight we might see some 70s outside heading to tomorrow morning low temperatures in the low 60s inland with the cloud cover. so temperatures will stay pretty mild to start the day. highs tomorrow close to today around the santa clara valley, low-to-mid 80s san jose, 90s closer to morgan hill, mid-90s expected aro

let me show you those temperatures. 106 in brentwood, 96 in morgan hill. 103 in fairfield. hot on the inland side, on the coastline in his 50s and 60s. i want to show you the temperatures, this is a west coast heat event, it is impacting writing,, it is the desert heat, high pressure, and fortunately it is not affecting all parts of the bay area. and in the mountains, that clock wise flow around the high is bringing in the monsoon moisture and thunderstorm so it is definitely something to watch out for. tomorrow, bay area airports, sunny with a light breeze. as you take a look at honolulu's forecast, 87 degrees. new york city, 80, chicago 70 with a chance of showers. take me to santa cruz, these people know how to beat the heat. excessive heat inland throughout the weekend. i risk of illnesses and fire danger and we have a spare the air alert up for tomorrow. if you take a look at this camera you will clearly see why. tomorrow, moderate to poor air quality and sunday will be moderate for the entire bay area. tomorrow by noon time, already seeing some 90s and 100s inland wit

east bay where temperatures are going to be hottest as you head east of el diablo, 110 degrees in brentwood tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow is going to be the hottest day but these advisories and warnings continue through 11:00 p.m. on sunday, because sunday is still going to be hot, it's just not going to be quite as hot. we take a look at the seven-day forecast we'll take a detailed look at tomorrow's high temperatures, not just the five cities outlined there, in a few minutes. >>> wilson walker is live in brentwood, where residents say they are seeing a new weather trend. >> going to head towards 110 here tomorrow, pushed pretty close to that, about 107 today, and even for the folks that live here, you know a little something about the he's, they feel like it is just different

even in this late hour, we are warm in several cities from brentwood to fairfield, up into cloverdale. we are in the 70s and 80s. that is the launching pad for another hot day tomorrow. excessive heat warning zen effect again for the second half of the weekend tomorrow for areas she did that link. the heat advisory and valleys in the north bay and south bay for temperatures exceeding 90 degrees, so future track of temperatures, look at this. by 8:00, 9:00, we are already into the 70s, 80s, close to 90 before lunchtime in the hottest spots. tomorrow is another hot day. we will let you know when we get heat relief finally. >> we definitely need that relief. >>> speaking of, cooling centers are open to the weekend in bay area hot spots, like this one at the centennial recreation center in morgan hill. there are just some other locations as well to mention . the cupertino library, san jose has a few cooling centers as well, including one at the camden community center. in santa rosa, the stlemmunity east bay, the antioch community center. >>> matt boone was in the east bay today where peo

it is all about the heat today. 90 inland and 96 in brentwood bn and in concord. and 70s. overnight partly cloudy skies limited fog. pretty much along the immediate coastline and the marine layer getting squashed thanks to the heat wave. numbers in the mid-50s for a lot of us and the warmest spot in the low to mid-60s overnight. for some of us first thing in the morning it is a warm start. the launching play fast. we are heating up quickly. 102 in cloverdale and with the coast that breeze is going to keep us on the cool side. 65 for half-moon bay and 67 in the city. accuweather seven-day forecast the heat risk continues tomorrow and the heat wave will break over the weekend as we welcome august on sunday and next week close to where we should be with temperatures in the 90s in the warmest spots. >> august on sunday. >> can you believe it? >> i know when you said that, what happens? where is the summer going? thank you. >>> on to sports director larry beal. 49ers football. >> toasty for football. >> it is. helmet ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflamm

. >> in some areas people felt nothing in the brentwood area. >> it depends because some places further away than that and we felt that in downtown berkeley sitting at a traffic light at the corner of university avenue and mlk. >> this did happen in the serious of people are feeling it in the bay area and market cameron set i felt it in livermore and my wife and son did not and i think they were worried that i was imagining things or acting a little crazy things to what is now being reported on kpix 5 news. they now know i still have all of my marbles and that is a tweet from him. >> damon said they felt it as well. >> we appreciate viewers calling in and giving us the reaction of what you felt and annemarie baltey i believe is on the line again and -- >> i don't believe she is on the phone. >> we will get some information on what she said a few minutes ago. >> we will definitely continue to see aftershocks in the 2 to 3 range and maybe [ indiscernible ] we will start to taper off in the next 24 hours. >> this earthquake was about 6 and it's not a strike slip and this was actually a nor

stay away and hot 90s on the fire lines and back home, hotter and mid-upper 90s into concord, and brentwoodivermore. oakland is 72, and san francisco is 72. and we will hold through the 60s and looking for monsoonal moisture as well coming in, and we will look at the radar all weekend long. for the inland valleys up to 94 tomorrow, and more 90s returning next week. out to tokyo, and i wanted to show you something we are watching for next week. this is all developing monday and tuesday a tropical storm that could impact the olympic venues with 20 to 40-mile-an-hour winds and rain is a half to 2" and a path of this moving north of tokyo, and next monday to tuesday, the olympic venues could be impacted if this is staying on the current path, jessica. >> thank you, jeff. if you can't attend the games in person, japan's little town celebrated today. the drummers performed in front of to camps today, and dance big the cherry blossom queen and first princess, and many from the bay area enjoyed the festivities, because it was lovely to watch. >>> back live to tokyo where it is saturday afternoon. u

this was taken in the east bay in brentwood, nearly 200 miles away from that epicenter.last hour, i spoke with the usgs, one of their seismologists about the possibility of aftershocks. >> as we've seen already, the most likely scenario is that we have more earthquakes in the magnitude 3, magnitude 4 range near the epicenter and in places like reno, carson city, maybe even tahoe. those would be feelable, those sharp, sharp jolts we're familiar with. but we wouldn't really expect a larger earthquake that impacts the bay area. >> good information from him. let's bring in jeff ranieri. we've been doing this for a lot of years together but this always gets our attention. i don't care where it is. 6.0, that's something. >> yeah, it is considered strong on the earthquake scale. you know, they do get earthquakes out here, several, you know, dozen a week or maybe two or three weeks. you know, they get that small earthquake activity. but a 6.0 is definitely unusual for this seismic zone. in fact, a 6.0 is probably on the stronger end of what this area could produce in terms of an

and some spots, the usual hot spots like brentwood, hitting over 100 degrees.0s for most part. for san francisco, we've seen the fog this morning. highs reaching into the upper 60s. and it just stays on repeat going into next week. laura? >> all right. thank you so much. >>> thank you for joining us, as well. another local news update for you in half an hour. enjoy your morning. ♪ (v(vo) with a all-day holold and painie reremoval. in one banandage... new nexcarare duo let't's you y goodbybye to flincnch face for good.. >>> it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, breaking news >>> it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, breaking news sitting out, simone biles withdraws from the individual all-around competition just one day after bowing out from the team event citing mental health. so what does this mean for team usa and will she compete again in these games >>> plus, swimming sensation. craig sits down with gold medalist caeleb dressel about life in and identity of the pool >> people want to dream up this big, giant goal without putting the steppingstones along the way. for me

the valleys which began the weekend, remember up to 108 degrees in brentwood yesterday?member. >> so the 88 maybe by tomorrow looks better. we should stay back to average and dipping slightly below average through the middle part of the week. temperatures will be fine but as more fires continue to get going to our north and east air quality again. we saw this last year too as the fire got more widespread. we'll have to watch air quality the next several days. >> the air conditioning on my car broke before this weekend. >> it always happens. >> it's been brutal. i really look forward to monday. thanks, rob. >>> still ahead, he is recovering from major surgery but that isn't keeping the pope from his sunday duties. we'll explain, next. delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs, with most new workers hired from bayview-hunter's point. we don't just work at recology, we own it, creating opportuni

. >>> a disturbing case out of brentwood.ice say a man was purposely starting fires along a roadside. this happened last night after 8:00 p.m. near highway 4 at sand creek road. here you see firefighters trying to put out the flames. brentwood police found the alleged arsonist, chased him and arrested him in a clothing store. fortunately, firefighters were able to put all the fires out quickly. >>> up next on this special edition of nbc bay area news, it is a summer weekend trip so many people are used to making, but this year the gilroy garlic festival is a little different. well, maybe a little bit more than a little. we'll check in to see how that first weekend is going. >>> and a live look at tokyo earlier than expected. the reason some events are being moved up. >>> but first, a spoiler alert, we're checking out the medal counting. >> here's your moment to turn away. here we go. here's a look at the medal count for you. at the end of today, the usa is still seeking its first medal. it's the first time since 1972 in munic

we got up to 112 in brentwood. let's take you into microclimate forecast and we will get to the changes. starting in walnut creek which had 100s, now lots of blew sky. look at this. checking in at 81 degrees. lots better for us, also for the fire danger. every little bit helps. look at this, rapid cooling, down to the 60s at 8:00, 9:00 and 10:00. we are seeing the rapid cooling tonight because of this fog storm happening in san francisco. we are clouded in, areas of drizzle. checking in with 58 degrees. we will stay with the 50s heading through tonight and, of course, the fog isn't going anywhere. let's show why we had the changes happen and think of weather like a conveyor belt, at least the weather pattern. when one thing moves out, it makes way for something else to move out. that hot area of high pressure that, again, brought us up to 112 for some of our hottest temperatures, it is beginning to move a little bit more off towards the south. that's all we needed, just a subtle change, and now that fog is able to

traveling in from brentwood to the city you're good to go. south bay drive times, nice. marcus? >> once again we're being overwhelmed because of the delta variant that is on the rise. latest wave of covid spreading at an alarming speed. many outbreaks are where the vaccination rates are below 45%. get this that data is showing that the u.s. is averaging 1,000 new cases every hour. >> we're breaking down the numbers close thoerm and what we found is becoming disturbing. in one county the average daily number of people hospitalized with covid-19 has grown 50% in the last month. we're talking about contra costa county where there are vaccination numbers certainly strong. as of this morning there are 67 people hospitalized in contra costa county with covid and one supervisor is saying vaccinations are not enough to solve the problem. >> currently about 80% of county residents over 12 are vaccinated. getting that last 20% is difficult. >> the state department of public health says during the week of july 7th there were 13 per 100,000 covid cases involving unvaccinated people in calif

let me show you brentwood and where we're headed.rts to heat up tomorrow into the mid 90s but several days in a row with triple-digit temperatures and it just gradually cools off next week. get ready for the blast of heat. as we go into the end of the week i'm going to enjoy today and tomorrow. and then the rest of the week air conditioning will be on full blast as we try to stay cool, but at least we will keep our natural air conditioning here in san francisco with highs in the 70s. mike, how is it looking for the commute? >> well, you know, let's enjoy right now like you're suggesting with the weather. our traffic is flowing smoothly. lighter traffic, we did make a boost since yesterday as far as the volume of traffic. many had yesterday off but others stretch out the holiday so that's what we're seeing overall. we have not quite as extensive backup here out of pittsburgh and concord, westbound highway 4. we are seeing a build for highway 37 over the last ten minutes. more traffic flowing towards the richmond and bay bridge. a good