out in brentwood nanny? yuck! saying she had some rain there and brandt when richard meier says, i thought i was seeing things when i woke up and looked at my weather station and antiochus showed 0.1 of rain and yes, there's a line moving through, along with some lightning as well. coming up from turlock, modesto, patterson pass out towards tracy, brentwood, antioch heading into solano county line is lifting from solano county into napa county lightning strikes thereby rio vista. so some of this tropical moisture right there, going right over brentwood had some reports of drizzle out in livermore as well but only lasted about 2030 seconds. but still some light rain and some lightning strikes to the east and then lifting north today, low clouds, breezy sun and clouds lightning for the morning hours, probably will keep it in the forecast. for today, the lows are up, as you might imagine, due to some of that cloud cover. there's also a big fog fog bank out there. i don't want to overlook that as well, so there's comb

any icann brentwood and you can see the moisture. the south is funneling in a little bit of that. most of it's coming around the high, which is in nevada. that's a lot of monsoon moisture. tropical clouds coming in from the sierra. and also from nevada. now you can see the line of the radar. there's a couple of lightning strikes and look at that. so there's plenty to talk about. now. most this is taking aim at areas east and north looks like it's lifting, but still some, you know, get some sun breaks there. and that might help aid in the development of some of this look at that to the south, as well near patterson ultimate passed so scattered showers possible, you know, lightning here, some rain heavy rainfall around lafayette and walnut creek about 3 to 3 15 this morning, so if you heard rain, you you were correct. it did fifties sixties on the temps seventies eighties with again low clouds. fog breezy to windy travis augusta 35 still showing that onshore breeze napa onshore conquered on short oakland. so it's a west wind looks cool

in fact, it's already 75 degrees in brentwood.long the coast in san francisco. it's 10 degrees warmer than that in san jose at 65, santa rosa at 60 degrees, you can bank on temperatures reaching out to 97 degrees today in our hardest locations of antiochus. otherwise if you go further, north and cloverdale, we should top off at 100 degrees. 63 to 97 degrees. that's pretty much the temperature span refreshing around the central bay into the seventies near 80. the full forecast is coming up and just a couple of matter minutes, but right now, let's hand it on over to frank. i will take it. thank you happening now a new search for a missing oakley woman who's presumed dead. is well underway. 24 year old alexis gave was last seen back in january. ktvu zach sas joins us live at that staging area where the search continues. and what exactly are they looking for? besides her body sac? well they're looking for alexis gibbs. part of alexis gave cellphone. some 100. volunteers as you can see, are now scouring this area and oakley for alexis

the smoke is affecting people in pittsburg, antioch, and brentwood. we've been lucky so far in terms of air quality in most places. how's it looking now? >> it's still good for most of the bay area. all the air quality sensors that we have shows a lot of green dots, just a few yellow here and there. a little cluster of poor air quality right around oakland but another cluster of moderate air quality a little closer to that fire that's burning still in pittsburg. it's downwind of the fire. we'll switch over to a zoomed-in view and you can see all the yellow squares in the vicinity of antioch, oakley and brentwood. yellow means moderate air quality. it's not into the unhealthy for sensitive groups range and this is very confined to the areas just downwind of that marsh fire but it's burning in pete which is very hard to put out. and the winds aren't going to change direction a whole lot. downwind of that fire if you're sensitive to air quality issues, make sure you're taking precautions, change out the air filters and try to stay indoors when possible.

that crash happened at an unmarked railroad crossing in brentwood. there were five people in the car. three died at the scene. two others were sent to the hospital. "the mercury news" is reporting 9-year-old julian nieves died from his injuries. at this point we don't know the condition of the second person who was injured. >>> well, a new study is linking covid reinfections to an increased likelihood of getting other serious health conditions. >> it comes as the omicron subvariant ba.5 that's better at reinfecting people is now becoming the dominant strain in the u.s. the study looked at more than 5 million peoples treated in the v.a. health system and found people with two or more documented infections had more than twice the risk of dying compared to those with just one covid-19 reinfection. reinfection increased the likelihood of getting lung and heart problems, diabetes, digestive and kidney disorders as well as neurological problems. >>> meantime, california's covid positivity rate is now 14.8%. about 2/3 of the state right now in the high comm

we're told to cut back on water here at the brentwood phil station. this little to fear and get free. recycle water. this would have been wastewater. that would have been, of course, treated and then put out through the marsh creek. but now it goes people filling up. you can see all the stations behind me, everybody just left this place gets packed. we've seen a lot of people they see in the summer months, 150 to 200 cars pull up to the front hood, recycled water fill station. the water is again, not drinkable but treated in california. we have a worsening drought, which means we're told not to water our yards to cut back on our water usage. last year, governor newsom called on californians to voluntarily reduce water by 15%. we see we failed to do that unfortunately. and this year the governor has asked local water agencies to escalate requirements on water usage. the city of brentwood asked residents to cut back 20% of water usage voluntarily and people who live out here they are honestly fortunate and they have the luxury of having access to this r

check out santa rosa 86 94 degrees in brentwood. sure we've had others trough penis to the north of us. it's been enhancing our marine layer. what's been notable is all the monsoon. oh, moisture across arizona and utah lifting into nevada been watching it all week. and what i'm going to be watching over the weekend is the potential of some of this moisture working its way up into the high sierra. placing a slight chance of thunder bumper in the forecast for the tail end of the weekend and the greater lake tahoe area was slightly above normal temperatures now right now at mount diablo, at 79, almost 80 degrees, where that warmer air aloft it's smashing, squashing that finger of fog that you just saw bar live weather camera, so it's going to try to wipe away that layer of marine air earlier tomorrow, so temperatures will go up after they go down tonight into the fifties and low sixties . tomorrow. daytime highs 97 degrees are outside number will pinpoint your neighborhood forecast. the extended outlook heather and greg, it's still com

but here in brentwood, they say this phil station allows them to have it all. now i can >> it's great. a lot of the residents take pride in their homes and yards and this is a way for them to keep it. while we're in a >> the free recycled water not only saves people because it's like 202 city, $300 a month just for water. but it also allows them to make the necessary cutbacks. i've i've cut my water use in half last year. governor gavin newsom called on californians to voluntarily reduce water usage by 15%. the state failed to reach that. so this year the governor has asked local water agencies to escalate requirements. the city of brentwood is asking residents to voluntarily cut back 20% water usage. and this water fill station allows them to do that. about 150 to 200 cars pull up here every day during the summer months. >> last year we gave of 4.5 million gallons of water. >> this is what the wastewater looks like before it's treated, terti%ry treated and the distribution recycled water. >> and once the treatment is complete, it's ready to be recycled. this w

it's for brentwood.s are only all you have to do is apply for an access card and you can fill up. 24 7 and you can only basically take as much as you can hold because you can take 300 gallons total. but darya james, keep in mind, 300 gallons of water weighs 2500 pounds. he's can town or containers are chock full of that water. and it weighs a lot. so it's basically like take as much as you can physically carry and again, bring your own container. >> so or like i guess that guy can keep it in his truck. when you use that for is because the mobile unit a water tanker. yeah, it's a little thank you very much, sara. 6.34 right now and breaking news that we're following. a multimillion-dollar home caught fire in san francisco's exclusive sea cliff neighborhood. have firefighter was actually hurt fighting that fire crawford's camila barco on the story for us live from the scene. good morning. camila. >> good morning. you guys. so yeah, crews as you can see are here mopping up the mess from this fire and they'r

fire is affecting as you heard pittsburgh, antioco, oakley and brentwood. that fire has been smoldering now for almost seven weeks in the wetlands near pittsburgh and bay point crews have dumped hundreds of thousands of gallons of water on it. now this is a peat fire and the flames are burning concentrated carbon from dead plants smoldering deep in the soil. peat fires are notoriously difficult to work with and extinguish because of the nature of those fires. uh, they tend to continue to move around in the dirt. in actually keep smoldering and extending out in different directions. that fire started at a nearby homeless encampment. officials say these types of fires can burn for months on fire says it would like to flood the area to stop the fire from smoldering. well. in solano county, firefighters reached full containment of a brush fire north of venetia early this morning. the fire broke out yesterday near lake herman scorched at least 115 acres but did not threaten any homes. crews have been on the scene throughout the day to monitor that area for hotsp

brentwood never really cooled off.he north bay 57 in napa 55 san francisco low sixties to start your day san jose. most areas are within a few degrees of where we were yesterday, some a tad warmer, some a tad cooler. the onshore briefs are fairfield 23 mph. this is expected to continue and pick up as a weak front moves through the bay area and will again start a cooling trend outside right now, at this time , we've got clouds along the coastline and that shallow marine layer expected to grow in the coming days. as we will see the temperatures continue to fall. here's a comparison from yesterday into today. notice it's not a big drop. it's kind of a baby one. we've got temperatures in the low nineties again for santa rosa, 73. oakland low eighties and redwood city. san jose 84 better details on the numbers for today, and the cooling trend that will continue into the days ahead. coming up in just a bit. all right, rosemary. thank you. so much. smoke levels are changing in contra costa county as a fire continues to burn n

brentwood, kpix. >>> governor newsom received award for innovation. signed a budget with highest level of education funding in california history. >> i do believe education is under assault in ways that i've never experienced in my lifetime. banning books? suppressing speech? the othering of our students? teachers, parents. it's alarming. >> trip to washington also fuelling speculation that he's gearing up for a run at the white house. >>> on capitol hill, the house approved legislation to help states establish a public notification system for active shooters, similar to amber alert system. few hours after families and survivors gathered to demand congress take more action. included one man who lost his 10-year-old in uvalde massacre in texas. >> it was a massacre. my son didn't have an abdomen after this. it's not left or right, republican, democratic, red or blue. is my son's life not worth that gun? i just want what's best for my kids. one's not ever going to turn 11. >> impossible to imagine the pain of that dad. u.s. has seen 333 mass shootings s

we'll have sunshine by mid-morning, 71 degrees for danville. % brentwood still warm.orth bay getting closer to the water, near 70 degrees. 76 at santa rosa. for ukiah, 75. 82 at clear lake. couple things going on this weekend for you. first, the alameda county fair saturday and sunday. low 70s and the usual low clouds. marin county fair also. stern grove festival 2:00 p.m. on sunday. mostly cloudy and 57 degrees. we'll go with the usual low clouds in the morning and some in the afternoon. sunny most of the day south bay and east bay. by the time we get to the end of the week next week, speaking of the east bay, we'll be near 90 degrees again. so we'll get a warming trend. but we will have to wait for it. >> nice and patient. thanks, brian. >>> tiktok under fire for letting workers in china access personal user data. how the social media company is now responding. >>> coming up on our streaming service, cbs news bay area, a professor breaks down the supreme court ruling and it is implications in california. you can watch our stream wherever, whenever, finds us on - [an

.>>> farther inland, the hotter it will be. 85 dublin, 95 degrees in antioch and brentwood. staying below 100 degrees, it is not that hot by july standards. >>> temperatures in san francisco mid 60s, upper 60s and low 70s for oakland and east bay, mid-80s for the north it -- north bay. hitting 90 in windsor and exceeding 94 the end of the and parts for mendocino in parts of lake county. temperatures don't change much. ups and downs. friday will be the coolest day. storm system passes to the north. and the typical july pattern. back and forth thing every day. temperatures within a few degrees of what is normal for this time of year. inland these bay, the hotspot but not that hot for july. temperatures along the coast, no surprise, hovering around 60 for the daily high temperatures, we will keep you updated through the next several days. >>> in sports, anything but a yonder in dodger stadium, we had a show, from the best of the big leaguers, the all-star game. how did the >>> baseball, the close of the 2022 all-star game business, you know what that means, we have crossed over

the city of brentwood is asking residents to voluntarily cut back 20% water usage.hem to do that. about 150 to 200 cars pull up here every day during the summer months. >> last year we gave of 4.5 million gallons of water. >> this is what the wastewater looks like before it's treated, tertiary treated and the distribution of recycled water. >> and once the treatment is complete, it's ready to be recycled. this water is not drinkable, but it does have nutrients in it that would help garden grove and in this state, garden is a luxury, all the lofty aren't usually when i need to relax are up to stop just to, you know, get a we plan and about 20 fruit trees. >> i love gardening. all you have to do is apply for an access card. this fill stations open. 24 7. >> and if you pull up with your truck with your own container and fill up this one, it gets about 275 gallons. that's over 2000 pounds water. i'm sarah stinson reporting in brentwood. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. 9.30, at the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. amazon in some hot water after giving poli

it's 93 brentwood in 76 centers.sant evening wins have been blowing up to 20 mph and will continue to blow out of the west 10 to 20 gradually dialing down overnight travel to the north. once you know moisture to the east, working its way in through our backdoor from utah and nevada, we have a chance of a thunderstorm. on sunday. if you have traveling plans to the high sierra, otherwise, it's nice and comfortable. hey our average high temperature this time of the year. you can see we're going to exceed that tomorrow by good 10 degrees and antiochus, otherwise pretty spot on in san jose and in santa rosa, but when we're forecasting those kind of temperatures in the mid and high nineties, you know somebody is going to strike out at 100. that's after we bought him out tonight. fifties few low sixties 50 degrees in santa rosa. overnight this morning, we started with 47 degrees. it was nice. it was refreshing. 95 degrees tomorrow in santa rosa, qatari windsor inhales berg. otherwise, 85 cent, jose it could reach 100, disco

just above 90 degrees for the hot spots, fairfield, antioch and brentwood.t is not that hot for july. temperatures topping out at 70 in san francisco. mid 70s for oakland and the east bay with middle portion goes of the 80er to the north bay until you go farther inland. 87 in sonoma. 88 in santa rosa and around or above 90 in windsor. similar temperatures to these on saturday. maybe a degree or two cooler. the warmest days arrive for sunday and monday. it won't be that warm near the water. we will not lose the on-sho influence entirely. upper 70s for sunday and ose in san jose. temperatures for the hottest will be inland and the east bay and north bay, low 90s for the north bay, low to mid 90s for the east bay and only a two-day stretch of warm to hot weather. the hottest spots, fairfield one of those locations, will fall short of 100 degrees even for the hottest day on monday. then we are back to near normal temperatures by tuesday, wednesday and thursday. a two-day stretch of above normal temperatures in the month of july, we can handle it. we're tough, ri

it will be 80, 80 at brentwood and fairfield at 71 degrees and 71 in bonnisia. in the north bay numbers will be in the 07s and 71 in canfield and 76 and santa rosa with 71 at ronner park and 80 cloverdale and 82 in clear lake. things will be warm and the extended forecast it will be numbers in the mid-60s near the coast around oakland and it will be very nice. you'll notice everybody will warm up just gently as we get into tuesday, wednesday and thursday. as we look at the bay area overall by the time we get to wednesday, thursday and friday we will get closer to what is average for this time of the year, and in the meantime the numbers are going to be ultra cool and that's what's ahead in weather. as for what's ahead in the news, here's reid. >> thank you very much. still ahead, new developments in the case of a wnba star detained in russia as another trial gets started for britney griner. coming up on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. a professor breaks down the recent supreme court rulings and what they mean to you and the implications for all of us a

the operations manager here at the brentwood, a public works.o tell me what this program doesn't really with the main goal of it. >> sure. this provides a recycle water source from possible source for the residents themselves. all the medians and parks are water with. non-potable water. this was just a to allow them to water their lawns, the residents, what to to water their lawns and keep keeping green and the drought. >> now this water was going into marsh creek and that means it has to be up to a certain standard. this is not what he would drink, but it actually is good nutrients for your lawn in your plans, right? correct. this is tertiary treated. wastewater. it is clean to a standard that we could discharge into the creek and meets recycle water requirements. we made it available to the residents here. >> so it saves people money because it's not coming out of their water bill. but also it's good because we don't want people using the water from the hoses. we don't want to be using that water. tell me why that's so important and why you re

also it's impacting people who live in antioch, oakley, and brentwood who are being urged to stay indoors. the smoke can linger. that stubborn blaze broke out at the baypoint homeless encamp in may, has been burning in pete. however, crews say it's now almost out of fuel. >>> in the meantime, a wildfire burning at yosemite national park has grown to more than 500 acres since yesterday. the flames have torched a total of 4,300 acres, but fire crews have boosted containment to 23%. the wildfire now threatening the sierra national forest is being fed by hot and dry conditions. luckily, fire crews believe yosemite has not lost any of its giant sequoias in the mariposa grove. >>> we're tracking the demand for the monkeypox vaccine. it's been almost impossible to get, and if you're lucky enough, it often involves a very long line as we've seen. here's a look at those bay area numbers. san francisco seeing 68 probable or confirmed cases. alameda county with 17, and 11 in santa claire. kpix's 5 shawn chitnis on the frustration from both the community and health officials as they wait for more of

brentwood should experience moderate air quality as we get into your bay area sunday. right now we're looking at actually good air quality. so hopefully this will continue as we get into sunday and then further as we roll down the road , we are looking at that onshor. better details on what we can expect for the oakley woman who investigators believe has been murdered volunteers who showed up today to search for clues in alexis gabes case say they recovered what they think might be evidence. they posted to facebook images of what they found, including a camera they think came from an iphone gloves , some clothing and a number of other items. they searched an area of oakley where gabes ex boyfriend was spotted on surveillance video. her car also found abandoned in the area. the volunteers say oakley police officers picked up everything they found. ktvu zach sauce spoke with some of the people involved in today's search. for hours saturday, volunteers joined the family of alexis gape scouring a section of oakley road hoping to find part of the missing 24 year olds iphone

also, they'll add two more stations in brentwood by 2024. >>> a new report shows that hate crimes against california aaip community continues to rise. and a dramatic number of those crimes are happening in san francisco. that report is from the state attorney general's office. the report was pretty disturbing all around. it shows hate crimes in general are up 30% from 2020 to 2021, while anti-black hate crimes remain the most common, anti-asian hate crimes saw the biggest increase in numbers, going up 178% in that same time period. hate crimes motivated by sexual orientation, that went up 50% negative, one in our city, no one in our state should ever be attacked, should ever live in fear because of who they are. it's going to take all of us coming together to stop the rise in hate crimes. we stand united as a community against hate crimes, against all residents. and we are united in the action that needs to be taken. >> last year saw the most hate crimes in california since just after the 9/11 attacks. >>> new at 6:00, a san jose man accused of getting millions of dollars in fake ppp loan

antioch and brentwood. as you get closer to the tri-valley area, just in the low 70s. 71 at danville. 70 at dublin. up in the north bay, at low clouds every morning this week and sun in the afternoon. we shall have an encore performance right through early next week. mid 60s for berkeley and richmond in oakland. and san francisco, that's the 61 for tomorrow. a little warmer for cloverdale and clearlake and windsor, where the numbers will be about 80 degrees. standard forecast. we will finally recover to average, but we have to wait until thursday and friday. in the meantime, things are going to be cooler than usual at this time of year. but that's not to say it's going to be unpleasant. in fact, it will be very nice. by the time we get to thursday and friday, back to near 90 inland. >> nice to enjoy this moderate weather. >> remember how hot it was? >> we all remember that. >> so, you know, nice break. >> absolutely. >> thanks, brian. >>> well, coming up. 15 years after he made history with the iphone, stev

also impacting people who live in antioch, oakley, and brentwood. they're all being urged to stay indoors. winds help disperse some of that smoke as they died down. the smoke can linger, though. that stubborn blaze broke out at a bay point homeless encampment in may. it has been burning in peat. however, it's almost out of fuel. >>> meantime, a wildfire burning at yosemite national park has grown to more than 500 acres since yesterday. the flames have torched 4300 acres in total, but fire crews have boosted containment to 23%. that wildfire now threatening the sierra national forest and is being fed by hot, dry conditions. yosemite hasn't lost any of its giant sequoias in the mariposa grove. >>> tracking the monkeypox vaccine. it's almost impossible to get. if you're lucky enough, it often involves a long line. here is a look at the bay area numbers so far. san francisco seeing 68 probable or confirmed cases. alameda county with 17, and 11 inclara. kpix 5's shawn chitnis on the frustration from both the community and health officials as they wait fo

while we're in a drought. >> the city of brentwood is asking residents to voluntarily cut back 20% of their water usage and the water recycling phil station is allowing many folks to do that to get the free water. apply for an access card. all you have to do is drive up with your own container and then just fill it up. many a driving away with nearly 2000 pounds of water. let's have a pretty a big pickup truck for that during the summer 150 to 200 cars pull up each and every day. >> democrats on capitol hill say they are feeling the window for taking action on climate change is closing the key vote to getting this job done as west virginia senator joe mansion who said that he's not backing the bill, dc correspondent raquel martin has the story. >> it's unconscionable and it's infuriated house democrats friday slammed their own party's west virginia senator joe mansion after learning he is refusing to back their latest clean energy proposals. we cannot wait. senator manchin, illinois congressman sean casten and california congressman mike levin say manchin's objections ignore science a

brentwood. oakley is insane. pittsburgh police tell me the investigation is ongoing and they are working to identify the man caught on camera in pittsburgh dion limb abc 7 news. after the break concerning new developments from the cdc regarding monkey pox were now learning of two children diagnosed with the virus including a toddler here in california plus a community gathering spot since the 1830s is getting a multi-million dollar renovation details of the plans and when construction will begin abc 7 news at 5 continues in a moment. a worrying announcement from the cdc today two children have now been diagnosed with monkeypox in the us. one of the cases is a toddler in california. the other is an infant who does not reside in the us health officials say the children likely got infected through household transmission, but the exact cause is still being investigated doctors say anyone who comes in contact with an infectious rash can catch box, although most cases have happened through sexual activity right now to

still hot. 98 in brentwood, 88 degrees and fairfield 80 in fairfax. and 75 degrees right now in the bottom of the sea breeze. yep. that's the big story again tonight. we're going to see more of that fog on the way into the bay and maybe some of the valleys overnight tonight. high pressure has weakened just slightly, but we're going to see lots of sunshine and maybe that monsoon continue to pile up over the sierra nevada. we saw numerous thunderstorms picking up there today. in fact, boy, it was really firing up late this afternoon, just beginning to taper off a little bit. look at all those lightning strikes. you can imagine all those campers up there in the sierra bishop area. also mammoth lakes, seeing some of those thunderstorms, a pile out over the sierra nevada and into the region as well. so we're going to see more of that again, i think, for tomorrow. so if you head up the high country, watch out for that, otherwise temperatures to start heating up a little bit. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. thank lawrence. looks like t

>> as california's drought continues, the city of brentwood in contra costa county is giving out free water at a recycled water fill station. this is not for drinking. it is recycled wastewater, but it is perfect for irrigation and a lot of residents say now they don't have to choose between taking a shower or watering the garden. >> now i can >> it's great. a lot of residents here take pride in their homes and yards and this is a way for them to keep it. while we're in a drought. >> residents are being asked to voluntarily cut back on water use by 20%. so this will help to get the free water. people can get an access card, then just drive up with their own containers. as many as 200 cars are coming in for this water every day. >> straight ahead on kron, 4 news details emerge about text messages to lead it by the secret service on january 6th. what the january 6 committee plans to do with that. >> also, the new hires and fires at the office of san francisco's new da. details on that reshuffling. and after the break, san mateo police can now listen in on 9-1-1, calls to dispatchers. ho

the only exception around antioch and brentwood. you'll see just above 60 degrees by early tomorrow morning. temperatures in san francisco returning to a couple of degrees above average after today's highs. a couple of degrees below average, thanks to that fog burning off faster. up to around 70 in the afternoon. santa rosa reaches back into the upper 80s. the upper 80s for high temperature there's. other inland parts of the north bay are going to be a couple of degrees cooler, but mostly topping out in the middle portion of the 80s. concord reaching back up into the upper 80s as well. falling short of 90 degrees for a couple of days, but you're likely to be back up above 90 degrees by the time the second half of the weekend rolls around. not quite as warm for soeblg, but a couple of degrees reaching up into the lower half of the 80s. the full forecast map, temperatures are going to reach the 70s along the coast. 70s around the bay. mostly 80s inland with the hottest spots reaching the low 90s. all the temperatures within a couple o

-- out toward brentwood.ar skies lingering tomorrow. fog, clouds and patchy morning drizzle again and we're looking at a seasonal pattern into next week. so the thunderstorms wiln east ofl rai us.em but some of that monsoon flow in the form of mid and high level clouds across our region a little bit of spotty drizzle not out of the question tomorrow. and then you will notice those thunderstorms once again firing up in the afternoon and evening. morning temperatures in the 50's, 60's, starting off with the fog, the krysal, tomorrow afternoon, it's going to be a nice day. a little bump up inland possible but upper 80's to low 90's, hazy skies, lows we check out the accuweather seven-day forecast, it's primarily warming on friday, low 60's to low 90's. temperatures coming down a couple of degrees. and then increasing clouds the second half of your weekend. next week, looking seasonal. i don't think we have too much to complain about. ama: certainly not. thank you, sandhya. dan: a community is honoring the memory

that's south of brentwood. it was fully contained just 2 days ago. meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with more. when we can get some better air quality around here. yeah, things are improving a little bit today. we saw that more of an on shore breeze and that's really what's going to factor into our weather here. you can see outside most of the bay area in green right now. that is some good air quality being picked up by ir sensors and start to get a little if you get parts of the east bay get toward a real vista. well, in toward the central valley, you've got moderate amounts of building up in a thing. severe out there for now. but it all depends on the winds. those winds shift around a bit and then everything changes. but right now we're seeing a pretty good push of that on shore flow that is going to bring with it more fresh air to the bay area. so the air quality forecast actually for tomorrow, actually pretty good across the bay area from the coast of the valleys. so you're looking good around the bay area for tomorrow, something we're

as you head inland, 86 in san ramon, pleasanton to about 95 in brentwood.his is my accuweather seven-day forecast. breezy and cooler conditions. high-pressure loses its grip tomorrow. we will see a warming trend, a couple of degrees saturday and sunday. as easy as they come in they go away by tuesday and wednesday of next week. kristen: thank you, mike. a mega jackpot. the lottery prize that is nearing a record. how much is up for grabs? larry: a live look at the red carpet for the espys. they will get underway in a bit. chris alvarez is live there. we will have a report. it is tonight at abc 7 tonight at 8:00. psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell

bottom right-hand corner toward antioch and brentwood.e reading unhealthy levels from smoke coming off the marsh fire. go easy on yourself this morning if you're there. most other locations, the air quality is great this morning. it's just clouds. that's the view from the top of the salesforce tower, looking at the marine layer. everybody gets sunshine late morning and a warmup. inland locations are seven or eight degrees warmer than yesterday. we will cool down, back below average for much of next week. >> thank you, darren. >>> thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. don't forget the news continues all day on cbs ews bay area. narrator: today on "lucky dog", three rescued shelter dogs are trading in concrete kennels... stan: look at you, buddy! narrator: ...for wide-open spaces as eric and rashi prepare them for life with families who love the great outdoors. lee: she's a good girl. eric: i'm eric wiese, and this is my wife, rashi. rashi: and we've dedicated our lives to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without

otherwise you got a lot 70's, even some 80's still inland and still hot, 90 in brentwood.lieve that that things are going to be changing. i think tomorrow we're talking about cool temperatures. continuing coast side with the fog. 59 in the sunset about 63 downtown san francisco along the water's edge. you're going to find those cool temperatures co side inside the bay. a bit warmer. sunshine is 69 degrees in the afternoon. the millbrae about 70 in burlingame, beautiful day and 7 tail at 72 degrees. very comfortable there. the southeast are to fill up with a few 80's. maybe some hot 90's. but i mean it morgan hill and and then you're talking about 90's again, as you make your way well inland, about 90 degrees in livermore, getting close in pleasanton and 89 about 90 walnut creek in danville, about 90 in brentwood to so temperatures heating up again as high pressure begins to flex its muscle back toward the bay area. just a little bit. and that will warm the temperatures up a couple degrees these next couple of days. but really no gigantic change in the forecast over the nex

it's already mild to warm 72 in brentwood in the north bay, mid fifties and napa low sixties in san josenoon highs for today, mid sixties at the coast. a nice smile 70 for san francisco mid upper seventies for the east bay shore upper seventies too low eighties for our peninsula. mid eighties, expected for areas over napa in the east bay 89 in antioch's for morgan hill, 88 expected for you today if you're going to the colosseum later today to watch the a's play, we've got partly cloudy skies at game time. 6 40 65 degrees at west breeze 15 to 20 mph. your extended forecast a minor dip in temperatures for tomorrow may not notice, but as we get into sunday, you're going to notice this upper sixties in the forecast. for the coastline low eighties expected around the bay and mid nineties for inland communities slightly warmer on monday before a cooler pattern shapes comes our way into tuesday, pam thank you. rosemary family and friends are remembering the three oakland men who drowned over the holiday weekend coming up in our next hour. we hear from the families as they plan special funeral a

it's 70 degrees in brentwood. today's temperature's climbing to the low eighties. that is still good. 10 degrees below average. 68 san francisco 71, oakland that's seasonal 79 in san jose. slightly cool for this time of the year will feature your full forecast and look ahead for warmer weather that's still coming up. but right now let's send it back to south morning. alright, roberta. good morning. we do want to mention that the bay bridge toll plaza is getting a little bit better now, and so are the commutes. that earlier problem in marin county has been cleared. so you wanna one still a little rough from san rafael into mill valley, but it should be getting better and here at the toll plaza. you can see that the traffic is doing better. it is backed up to about the middle of the parking lot time is 802 here, boy, firefighters across the bay area had a busy night responding to fire sparked by a legal fireworks. ktvu james tortoises live in pittsburgh with the aftermath there and video of some pretty dangerous behavior as well. james no doubt , gaussian. we're seei

but here in brentwood, they say this phil station allows them to have it all. now i can >> it's great. a lot of residents take pride in their homes and yards and this is a way for them to keep it. while we're in a drought. >> the free recycled water not only saves people because it's like 202 city, $300 a month just for water. but it also allows them to make the necessary cutbacks. i've i've cut my water use in half last year. governor gavin newsom called on californians to voluntarily reduce water usage by 15%. the state failed to reach that. so this year the governor has asked local water agencies to escalate requirements. the city of brentwood is asking residents to voluntarily cut back 20% water usage. and this water fill station allows them to do that. about 150 to 200 cars pull up here every day during the summer months. >> last year we gave of 4.5 million gallons of water. >> this is what the wastewater looks like before it's treated, tertiary treated and the distribution recycled water. >> and once the treatment is complete, it's ready to be recycled. t

get the brentwood in discovery bay. they're back in the 90's again.emperatures are going to stay cooler coast side. but the next few days. yeah. enjoy it. while we have it, we'll start to warm these numbers up again. i think we bottom out with the temperatures for tomorrow after that, here comes the warmer weather. and as we get into saturday, i think we may spike on saturday, at least in the in locations. some of those temperatures likely to move in the upper 90's. maybe some triple digits as we get into saturday. but kind of a quick hitter with the warm up. i think as we get back in the next week, these temperatures cool down the list below the average. good for us. the cooler website. you know how i coming up next, at 9 o'clock, a look into the history of the universe. the newest pictures from the james webb telescope. manhood looks different from guy to guy. but when yours bends in a different direction, you might feel bothered by it. so talk to a urologist. because a bend in your erection might be peyronie's disease or pd. it's a condition that i

brentwood has been giving away water since 2015 when the state was also in deep drought. that's a look at your bay area beat this morning. jessica. >>> all right. let's start off with a live look right now just over the salesforce tower cam where that marine layer is a lot thinner this morning. that will continue to be the case for us as we head into the afternoon. we actually have sunshine in sight for us today in san francisco as early as 10:00 a.m. let's take it hour-by-hour. still this morning we're waking up with a very thick marine layer, even in the central and south valley. once we extend into the afternoon hours, we're left with sunshine even across the coast. that fog will slowly start trickling its way back in as we head into the late evening hours. nothing as dense as yesterday or the day before. a very thin marine layer right now also just over the santa clara valley with daytime highs only getting up into the 70s and low 80s. we're warming up a lot as we head into the next couple days due to high pressure ridging its way backward from the desert. it will all

livermore 66 right now, 68 reported in brentwood, and for the afternoon.74 in san francisco. a lot of eighties around the bay 81 in hayward, 85. redwood city, 80. mateo. to the north bank 92 napa to the inner east bay upper nineties conquered antioch's livermore and for the south bay 97. morgan hill if you're going to the giants game later this evening, we've got partly sunny skies, 66 degrees and west freezed about 15 mph when the game starts at 6 45, so it will be a little bit cool. in that onshore breeze will be with us your extended forecast here. temperatures take a notable drop tomorrow and then remain that way all the way through the weekend low sixties at the coast upper seventies around the bay upper eighties low nineties expected inland, pam all right. thank you. rosemary firefighters race to this slow the spread of the washburn fire burning in yosemite national park up next, the impact that fire could have on air quality here in the bay area. summer travel season well underway and we have the concerns from medical experts about another covid sur

lost their lives when an amtrak train smashed into a car on june. 26th, it was an unincorporated brentwood. that accident also killed 3 women, including the boy's mother and grandmother. all the victims are in the car. nobody on the train was hurt. to the south bay now where sunny balwani the former president of theranos has been found guilty of defrauding patients and investors and now faces up to 20 years in prison. crawford's charles clifford recap what happened in court. >> ms bell one e the former coo of theranos has been found guilty of 12 counts of defrauding investors and patients. he now faces potentially decades in prison. thursday afternoon, ramesh balwani walked out of federal court in san jose. but his time as a free man is coming to an end moments earlier, a jury found that one guilty of 10 counts of federal wire fraud and 2 counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. he showed little emotion as the verdicts were read. now faces up to 20 years in prison. >> his conviction comes 6 months after former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes was also found guilty of 3 counts of criminal wi

sarah stinson actually standing by for us out there in brentwood. looks like a actions picking up out there. sara. >> james, are you get pretty busy out here? seems like a little community of people who come out some daily, some every 3 days. here's the fill station. you can see the hose going into this tank. it's a tank that holds 275 gallons of water. and if you pan over there, you can see that's where the water comes from. >> good stuff from over there gets treated and then it comes down into this phil station area and people fill on up all. remember, this isn't drinking water. this is water that you use for irrigation. you say your garden, which garden is a foreign word in california as our drought continues to worsen and worsen. were told to cut back on water usage. for many of us, that means picking between our gardens and a hot shower last year, governor newsom called on californians to voluntarily reduce water usage by 15%. >> but the state unfortunately failed to reach that this year. the governor has local water agencies asking them to esc

slow to cool in brentwood end in discovery bay along the seashore .a beach hazard statement. that is, in effect. we have these long periods of swells. 2 to 3 ft, and it's going to churn up some big rip. currents and also some sneaker waves. so please be mindful of that. and in our inland valleys , we go. we have an excessive heat warning in effect for the central valley, san joaquin and the lower sierra foothills, and it's really easy to negate this, but it's going to be driving i five. please be very mindful of this. i was actually working in chicago in 1995, july 16th when over 700 people died, and we had an excessive heat warning. in effect, it was combination of dangerous heat and humidity and we're picking up that high humidity and again tomorrow and throughout the central valley one. oh, six was a high today and we're set and in fresno and then we started to see the influx of the monsoon, no moisture lifting up in a northerly direction, even trying to make it into our backdoor of monterey bay. now, this is going to be the scenario again tomorrow

right now, we've got 79 for the inner east bay of the livermore as well as brentwood. and in our south based 78 over san jose, the cloud cover will continue to erode as we get into the second part of the afternoon. let me show you here three o'clock or so. so we're partly sunny, mostly cloudy for the coast the entire day. partly cloudy to mostly clear over areas of our basic communities as well as inland. by sunset this evening. those clouds moving back across the bay and into the north bay as well with temperatures expected to be very similar tomorrow as we're seeing today, 78 degrees in santa rosa, so we're a little bit below average far inland cities meanwhile, along the coast in right along our bayside communities were very much where we should be. upper sixties san francisco 74 in oakland. low eighties in livermore for your afternoon 80 degrees in san jose. better look at some of these numbers here. 64 pacifica for the second half of the day, upper seventies for napa, lower eighties for anti aquiver more and into the south bay morgan hill 82 expected for you. i'll

temperatures are already rising in brentwood back up to 70 degrees. livermore at 66 with even warmer temperatures this afternoon. now we are going to be just a touch cooler than yesterday, but not much. still tapping into some 90's inlet. i'll have your full breakdown. still to come, james and area. >> all right. thank you, john. 8 '02 is the time to get to more breaking news this morning. and again, as we've been talking about, bart service was stopped between concord and pleasant hill. rain to talk about that a minute ago because of a grass fire. and as we said, it's causing major delays are to do some stuff to get around all that. let's go to kron four's will tran disease live in pleasant hill with more. will. >> that be in bart stands for bus because they are relying on buses to get people to this particular station. this is pleasant hill and there are no trains running between concord and pleasant hill at this particular time because of the grass fire and because they shut down electricity and that's why you see the buses parked on both sides. on

a transfer of command ceremony was held this morning in brentwood, the annexation of the east contra costa fire protection district brings 128,000 east county residents under the purview of the larger fire district. khan fires service area is expanding by 45% from 304 square miles to 553. the merger is expected to improve and streamline services. the response times getting resources to you. a response times have been doubled the national average as they should be. and starting on june one this past month. we start to repair that in over five years, we're going to work to eliminate all of the existing service levels and we have mechanisms in place to deal with the growth challenges as we move into the future. chief brian helmick will now become a deputy chief with con fire, which has led by chief louis rashard. he's been on con fires chief there for the last three years. the pride month celebration has come to an end. and now san francisco's iconic pink triangle is being dismantled. volunteers are still needed to help break down the display on twin peaks. the installation includes 1.8

and temperatures out there right now in the bay area, 101 degrees for brentwood.nd those of you in pittsburgh, not that far behind 93 degrees before low 90's for concord and livermore. we are seeing an almost 40 degree difference between our coolest coastal city and our hottest inland valleys, bay area beaches in the 50's with everything else in between santa rosa. 82 degrees. alameda little bit cooler at 63 degrees. getting that cool. sea breeze influence of downtown san francisco trying to flirt with 60's, but currently 59 degrees. but temperatures tomorrow out of the 90's and in the 80's. so seasonal temperatures for hottest inland valleys in the east bay and north bay with 60's along the coast in half moon bay. 59 degrees. back to you. just saying. lisa, thanks. >> well, this is a milestone. no one wanted to see the monarch butterfly is now considered an endangered species. the international union for the conservation of nature says the north american population has fallen anywhere from 22 to 72% over the last decade, experts say the monarchs are threatened by

so the mount lines are in brentwood to get snow, cities of all right. here. it was a. >> they call the thing thunderous opening weekend for marvel's god of thunder, thor, love and thunder apparently pulling in cone shape. >> he went from dead ball. >> he got in shape. he was doing jumping dead, bald to go % thunder is opening weekend. as i said before, i love and thunder pulling in all lopping 143 million dollars at the box office. the 4th installment of the thor franchise scoring its 3rd best opening of the pandemic era behind spiderman, no way home. and doctor strange in the multiverse of madness. you see thor yet. not yet be seen this coming weekend. so no spoilers. all. okay. very excited. and well, we can see that he got his got bought back. yes, and that's what was. pretty good looking pretty funny, too. apparently i can't wait. okay. we'll take a quick break. 5.57 coming up in the next hour. covid cases on the rise here in the bay area and santa clara county seeing a sharp jump. >> in cases to we'll take a closer look. and monkeypox vaccines are