calistoga. 29 heading northbound at dana. we'll lane.ajor injury traffic collision that occurred there. they had to get an ambulance, a chopper to handle that ask for our bay area bridges, looking smooth right now. but you do see our drive times are going up. it's about 2121 minutes. if you're heading over to the peninsula taking the san mateo bridge because more people are out and about. that's why we're seeing those drive times increased, but it is normal for this time of the morning. 13 minutes there on the dunbarton bridge heading out to the south bay and westbound 24 walnut creek to 5 80 looking at 12 minutes. here's a look at some of our other drive times just under half an hour. if you're taking 4 from antioch to concord and 6.80 from the chicco to danville 18 minutes. james and darya. back to you. thanks a lot of 7.48 governor newsome made his first public appearance since the recall election was certified and given an official date. >> that date is september 14th. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala takes a look at the gov

mid-60s around the coast of san innoh lles temperatures in the mid to uppe calistoga northward in the 80s. on the east bay shore, upper 60s to upper 70s and as you move inland, temperatures around 83 to 89 degrees. tonight, look at the upper 50s to mid 60s. you will definitely notice a difference when you step outside the sign tomorrow. 80s around the bay. even some 70s looking to the coast. nemec thank you. >>> 4th grade since across california receiving the gift of mother nature. the california state park adventure pass program was established next week which gives fourth-graders and families free admission to 19 state parks. it is scheduled to start by september 21. it is similar to the government's every can outdoors program which allows families with 4th graders free access to federal parks. >> that is cool. >>> coming up, the 7 things to know this morning. >>> trouble for travelers trying to rent a car. supply low, prices high. we will show you some alternatives to the typical rental services. >>> and a big welcome to the next guest host >>> it is 5:23. here the 7 things you nee

another in calistoga from $200,000 to $800,000 and one in placerville from $10,000 to being revoked altogether. >>> happening starting tonight south of the bay area full weekday overnight closures on highway 1 in big sur at the bixby bridge. caltrans will close every night for maintenance work. it will stay closed through 6:30 the following morning. that will take place through the end of the month. the closure does not have a detour. drivers will be forced to head back in the other direction. definitely plan ahead. up next, not all heroes wear capes. some wear baseball caps. >> what one bay area doctor is doing and saying after his lifesaving actions at a weekend giants game. we'll tell you the major leaguers weighing in on their dad's quick thinking. >>> pope francis is expected to spend a few more days at the hospital. yesterday the pontiff made his first public appearance delivering the weekly blessing from the 10th floor of the hospital instead of the usual win dope overlooking st. peters square. the 84-year-old had surgery on july 4th to remove a portion of his colon which had narrowed d

in fact, northbound 29 is still blocked near we'll lane in calistoga as well as some of the southbound lanes following a traffic collision. and we did have a major injuries in this copter a helicopter ambulance helicopter fly out there. so take an alternate route. if are traveling in that area this morning. as for the bridges here, i do believe that there was something in a box or something up in the high rise of the san mateo bridge. if you're heading into the peninsula this morning. so some cars were going around it, but i think they might have just cleared that but our drive times under 20 minutes. if you're heading over to one o one and then heading into san francisco taking the bay bridge. you can more cars piling up there. it's looking a little slow as you're approaching the tolls. but carpool lane. nobody there is you can see it's a fast commute, though. once you get past the toll booths there heading into san francisco. expect about 12 minutes out fremont street southbound. 8.80, oakland to highway to 30 just 10 minutes. and here on one. oh, one in the south bay haven't seen an

another one in calistoga from 200 to $800,000. and a winery in placcirville had its insurance revoked all together. the owners were paying $10,000. >>> starting tonight, south of the bay area, full weekday overnight closures on highway 1 and big sur. caltrans will close it every night at 10:00 to do maintenance work. and they're going to close all night until 6:30 the next morning. that's going to take place sunday through thursday nights through the end of the month. if you go all the way to the end, you just got to turn around and head back the other way. or wait until thursday when they open it up again. >>> well, i always love to head up to lake tahoe. and the annual water clarity report, the latest telling example of our climate in crisis. the latest uc davis report indicates water clarity in 2020 was one of the worst in the 53 years that data has been tracked. the 2020 readings put the average depth at a little under 63 feet, nearly the same in 2019. the record low in 2017 was considerably worse. but the current level is als

the glass fire burned all around his 230 acre property near calistoga. >> we were able to make it through the fire with all of our buildings intact, and life goes on. we are thankful very much for that. >> reporter: what this year, along with the threat of more devastating wildfires, has come the skyrocketing cost of insurance. or worse, the possibility an insurance carrier dropsy altogether. >> for some of these rural areas that have been visited by fires recent, we have a real challenge of being able to afford fire insurance, or even security. >> reporter: davies says his policy, which he locked in two months ago jumped from $200,000 up to $800,000, while his deductible skyrocketed from $25,000 to have $1 million. in addition to that, the insurance company dropped what it would cover to just 20% of the value of his buildings. nick smith cough, a broker with risk strategies in burlingame, an insurance broker that specializes in coverage for wineries, says huge, multimillion dollar payouts to high-end wineries were as rare as some of the pricey wine that's been produced. but the destructi

and then calistoga and sonoma. as you head inland, getting ready that extra savings this weekend. 77 in san ramon. tonight temperatures around 51 santa rosa p51 san francisco, oakland, concord. those splotches of green, those are areas of drizzle. near record high 100 fresno. 113 in palm springs. excessive heat days around 120 degrees. if you're heading down to the lower elevations around reno, it will be hotter 80s around the bay. 60s and 70s for the coast and san francisco. >>> a fire accident killed a hockey player. he is being remembered by his teammates, the league and fans. >> the national hockey league extends our deepest sympathies to his family, friends and teammates. >> they started with that month of silence. police said he was at a private gathering when a mortar style firework tilted downward and toward a group of people in a hot tub. he was hit in the chest and only 24 years old. >> that's terrible >>> the giants are showing off their jerseys it's part of nike's new city connect brand. the color that

lake county through monday the heat will be with you. 100, calistoga. 76, oakland. 85, union city. inland, upper 90s in pleasanton to about one 02 in brentwood. the seven-day forecast, another scorcher inland with temperatures ranging from the 50s to the triple digits. on monday, it's not bad. the rest of the week is looking pretty comfortable with the system allowing plenty of low clouds for the coast and the sea breeze to keep going throughout the week. that brings comfortable readings. >>> just ahead. bay area athletes, the sp awards. highlights right after the break. what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >>> hollywood in the sports world came together for the espy awards for some of the best and inspirational sports stars. the reporter with our sister station in new york was on the red carpet and has more on the big night. >> reporter: trading jerseys for jackets. >> put my suit on and look fresh. >> reporte

degrees cloverdale, northern sonoma county. 110 calistoga, 108, walnut creek 106 degrees as you take a look here at the regional map, you can see some more triple digits. out in the east bay, but you can also see temperatures much cooler near the coast and right around the bayshore alliances. some heat events cover the entire bay area. this is not the case with that real unbearable heat focused in the england spots. santa rosa, upper nineties and san jose 84 degrees this afternoon. we still continue to track the excessive heat warning and the heat advisory in place until 11 o'clock sunday. the heat advisory for the north bay valleys and the santa clara valley all the areas in red. we do have the excess. of heat, warning the areas not under any warning near the coast, san francisco and the bay shoreline, so that's the deal with the excessive heat warning and the heat advisory. this continues into your sunday forecast as we head into the second half of the weekend. here's our live camera looking out toward sf forward. it's kind of nice to see. at least we have some fog to talk about ne

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the north bay tomorrow, hot in spots. 101 in cloverdale, 105 in ukiah, 94 in calistoga.lito coming in at a nice 67 degrees. east bay, 79 hayward, 83 fremont, and inland, one more day of this heat wave, then it is over the weekend. 98 antioch, same and brentwood, 95, the high in concord. heat advisory. interior mendocino and all of lake county tomorrow, because of the temperatures exceeding 100 degrees, take it easy as the heat will break over the weekend. heat risk in on one more day, and then we wipe out some of that heat over the weekend. august begin sunday. typical fashion with warm spots in the 90s, and it looked like we will cable temperatures early next week, and are numbers not changing all that much to thursday. >>> will "i dos" get delayed again? couples scheduled weddings because of the pandemic. how they deal with new uncertainty as cases rise. >>> if you are fully vaccinated , you are highly protected from covid-19. >> president biden makes a big push for vaccinations. a look at the politics involved in fighting the pandemic. >>> and if you have questions ab

calistoga northward is 90 to 100. as comfortable as yesterday but not that bad. 81 in fremont. 92 to 98. the air-conditioners are humming this afternoon. look at the 100 to the central valley. a ton of smoke in the sierra this weekend. be careful if you're heading out there. for tonight, look at 50s again. 60s and 70s and the hills. my accu date river 7-day forecast, high clouds on sunday. 10 temperatures tapering. the coolest day is monday which is when the humidity roles and. if we get any chance will be tuesday. then it will get hot again on wednesday and thursday. >>> if you want to dance with somebody or wonder where the broken hearts go, head to vegas. double nuts you despicable ♪ >>> an evening with whittnee, the whitney houston hologram concert is coming. it was planned for vegas last year back up postponed. the concert will feature holograms of whitney houston from all stages of her career. it will run to the end of april. >> this was controversial when it was announced and i'm sure that it will not be any le

that's very intense heat right now. 100 and calistoga, 91 in napa, hitting 92 in novato. east bay tomorrow, 66 in oakland. 85 in union city. 86, the high in castro valley, and inland, we have access to heat valley again. 102 in brentwood, 100 in concord, 99, the high in pleasantville . waste to beat the heat? drink plenty of water have to be outside, take frequent breaks in the shade, or go inside to some air- conditioning. wear lightweight clothing, and delete your pets or people inside cars . the inside of the car heats up very quickly . speaking of pets, be careful walking your dog's tomorrow. the air temperature , even when it's in the mid-90s, hungry can feel likand the asphalt can be as hot as 145 degrees, so that's going to be pretty bad on our puppies' paws. be careful, that peak daytime heating between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. next seven days, the heat was continues tomorrow, and then finally that relief will hit us . we will drop about 10 to 15 degrees by monday afternoon, and thankfully, it looks like our temperatures stay pretty near average by this time of ye

mid-80s, low to mid 80s in most it is hot in calistoga. 70 and berkeley and castro valley is about 72 degrees in oakland. 90 in walnut creek about degrees in brentwood, antioch, and 98 in fairfield. let's talk about the temperatures word is milder. a lot of 60s and the south bay. back mainly in the 50s with a little more drizzle along the coast. low clouds compared to the morning. you can see the highs tapering and we are low average with cooley cooler and breezy conditions. summer warmth back to us by the time we get to the weekend. 70s, 80s, and 90s for the weend. 18th18th 18th over. 210 classic cars were on display and included several rolls-royce models. about 2500 people turned out. >> i feel like it is a tremendous pent-up demand over the long winter of the pandemic. a lot of focus and yes, the opportunity to get out here and to show off the work. >> all right. the car show also included some vehicles the data back to the 1940s. >>> coming up, the 7 things to know this morning. >>> the countdown to nasals' space launch. we are looking at blue origins take off tomorrow. >>> >>> i

another in calistoga went from $200,000 to $800,000.one in placerville winery had its altogether revoked. >>> happening tonight full weekday overnight closures at the bixby bridge. it will stay closed through 6:30 the following morning. it will take place sunday through thursday night. the closure doesn't have a detour. if you forget about it you will be forced to head back in the other direction. >> oh. >> right. make sure you have a full tank of gas. >> uh-oh. >> whoops. turn around. want a turnaround from the heat this weekend? a little refreshing, kari? can you deliver on that one? >> absolutely. it's going to be so much nicer as we see the return of our natural air conditioning. we are going to see mostly highs in the 80s in the warmer spots and we'll continue to see that fog near the coastline. i am watching the smoke and air quality as we go into tomorrow and wednesday. we're possibly going to see more smoke. take a look at the highs today anywhere from 59 in half moon day to 80 in santa rosa and concord. we'll talk what's ahead

north bay, upper 80s to santa rosa. 92 in calistoga. mix of sun and high clouds, mid-70s, berkeley and oakland. inland and temperatures will be really on the hot side. 97 degrees. temperatures in the upper 90s in places like fairfield, livermore. 98 degrees in antioch. your accuweather seven day forecast. sizzling the next three days inland. mid-60s coast side and then a little bit cooler as we head to the weekend. that is when temperatures finally come down, but until then, definitely stay away from the inland areas if you don't like the heat. >>> want a house? write a love letter to the seller. things may be different, but at denny's, one thing will always remain the same... our dedication to safely serving guests the food they love. and hey... if you love to feed people too, we want you to join our family. apply at dennys.com today. why o-cedar ? because when i get home, we like to play crocodile on the floor o-cedar easywring removes over 99% of bacteria, even with just water... easy and truly clean floors o-cedar. it feels great to

60s, about 63 today and we will call it partly cloudy, breezy wind with higher clouds up through calistogaice day, it could be a lot harder this time of year. 70 in oakland and a pleasant day with upper 60s but certainly not warm with those breezy wins in berkeley. 80 in union city and headed inland it's a nice afternoon with more comfortable readings in the upper 80s for concorde and pleasanton 90. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 60s at the coast, low to mid 70s around the bay with about 90 inland which is seasonal for august and partly cloudy monday, the summer spread continues through much of the work week. the coolest day is wednesday and just a bit warmer inland the end of next week. >>> pirates of the caribbean proved it is possible to make a blockbuster movie based on a ride at disneyland. now they are trying it again with jungle cruise and like the earlier franchise this new one depends on big stars. entertainment reporters sandy kenyon has a closer look at the film. >> reporter: jungle cruise is proof chemistry can be unpredictable. the rock comes from the rough- and-tumble wo

case, 100 in novato, well into the 90s yesterday. 100 in sonoma, 101 santa rosa, looking at 102 in calistogavery warm. you will get that breeze throughout the san pablo bay. we will warm up quickly. we will get a sea breeze, and on our east bay, it'll be kind of nice here, with 80 in oakland. it'll be warmer than it was yesterday, in the 70s. looking at 86 in union city, 87 in fremont. heading inland, the pink is coming into play. this is where we get into the dangerous heat, 100 in san ramon, 106 in concord today, looking at 106 in livermore, with 107 in antioch. be really careful here. stay hydrated, check on the pets, your neighbors, it'll be tough go of it here, the accuweather seven-day forecast, looking at the excessive heat today and tomorrow throughout 11:00. we will cool off a bit into your sunday afternoon as the breeze kicks up. than by monday, temperatures certainly moderating back to normal, and by the rest of the week, it is looking pretty nice with dr. 70s around the bay. upper 80s to near 90 inland. so despite the temperature spread, it's going to be really warm out there, li

he drinian, its contractor at was true, you're spending some days on the herb lamb winery above calistoga other properties as well saw an enormous dead trees into easier to hold chunks and hauling them away. after last fall's many wildfires in central and northern california pga came in and cut down 200,000 burned dead or dying trees. this in an effort to protect lines, properties and people from those falling trees. many of those trees were in the fire prince of the ellen you and glass fires in the north sonoma counties. we worked with the landow remove the smaller pieces four inches in diameter or smaller, but it's usually are policy to leave the larger pieces because it's considered their asset. it's the homeowner's property. but many landowners now saddled with a lot of scattered dead trees on their land, say the debris was creating hardships. and because of this feedback, pgd has decided to come back to these locations. take inventory of the would ask the homeowners if they want us to remove it, and then we'll haul it away for them. some of this wood is so badly burned. it's likely t

a genie and its contractor at was career spending some days on the her blame winery above calistoga andes as well sawing enormous dead trees into easier to hold chunks and hauling them away. after last fall's many wildfires in central and northern california pga came in and cut down 200,000 burned dead or dying trees. this in an effort to protect lines, properties and people from those falling trees. many of those trees. these were in the fire prince of the l n u and glass fires in the north bay, especially in napa and sonoma counties. we worked with the landowners to chip and remove the smaller pieces four inches in diameter or smaller, but it's usually our policy to leave the larger pieces because it's considered their assets. the homeowner's property, but many landowners now saddled with a lot of scattered dead trees on their land, say the debris was creating hardships and because of this feedback, pjd has decided to come back to these locations. take. inventory of the wood asked the homeowners if they want us to remove it, and then we'll haul it away for them. some of this wood is s

schramsberg vineyards in calistoga was close to burn it down and the glass fire last year.ay around $200,000 each year to ensure all their property and their equipment. well now they're paying about $800,000 for just 20% of the coverage. you start to get very nervous. a lot of sleepless nights, one of the other things that um, incumbent in those discussions is talking with lenders. you know wineries. it's such a capital intensive business that a lot of the wineries all have very significant levels of debt. the napa county farm bureau says that 80% of its members have been denied insurance coverage for fires this year. cdc director michel woman ski along with dr anthony and other health officials, testified before congress this morning as coronavirus cases rise earlier found, she advised that parents should follow guidance from the american academy of pediatrics, which recommends that all children over the age of two wear face masks at school, no matter their vaccination status. it is more stringent than the cdc guidance. the director confirmed today that their guidelines ca

you're spending some days on the herb lamb winery above calistoga and many other properties as well.ead trees into easier to hold chunks and hauling them away. after last fall's many wildfires in central and northern california p jeannie came in and cut down 200,000 dead or dying trees. this in an effort to protect lines, properties and people from those falling trees. many of those trees were in the fire. prince of the l n u and glass fires in the north bay, especially in napa and sonoma counties. we worked with the landowners to chip and remove the smaller pieces four inches in diameter or smaller, but it's usually our policy to leave the larger pieces because it's considered their assets the homeowner's property, but many landowners now saddled with a lot of scattered dead trees on their land, say the debris was creating hardships. and because of this feedback, pgd has decided to come back to these locations. take inventory of. the would ask the homeowners if they want us to remove it, and then we'll haul it away for them. some of this wood is so badly burned, it's likely to go ju

. >> out in calistoga. we'll talk about that more in the next hit.let's get a look at the accidents we have out here in the east bay again, ashland northbound to to southbound that just reopened up. but again, you're seeing residual delays. we have a new traffic collision, a southbound and it's very boulevard in san lorenzo going down to the south bay a traffic collision here in san jose 85 southbound at camden avenue and another one along one. oh, one northbound at alum rock avenue that just open up the lanes. but you still seeing residual delays as you head into the city. a little under 60 minutes for your drive time. once you hit the may's to that freema street exits also fairly slow a long 5, 1880, as you're traveling down and we'll leave you with a look at the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula under 14 darren james, thanks a lot radiate 32 and a big story. there is a search now on for a bay area man who investigators say confessed on facebook. >> that he raped a woman years earlier. the attack happened nearly 8 years ago. it

schramsberg vineyards in calistoga was close to burning down in the glass fire last year.ey used to pay around $200,000 to ensure all of their property and equipment. but now they're paying about $800,000 you start to get very nervous. a lot of sleepless nights, one of the other things that incumbent in those discussions is talking with lenders. you know wineries. it's such a capital intensive business that a lot of the wineries all have very significant levels of debt. the napa county farm bureau includes about 1000 members, and they say about 800 of them have been denied insurance coverage for fires this year. how oh, okay. we're tracking that. some tropical moisture left behind a lot of humidity, but not much in the way of thunderstorms for the bay area, which is great news. the red flag warnings been dropped. it's all on the west slope this year in nevada, and we are getting some pretty significant rainfall out of these cells as they move through, so that mark louisville area has some concerns for some from light flooding, perhaps and again. that's where the fire is. s

above calistoga and many other properties as well. sawing enormous dead trees into easier to hold chunks and hauling them away. after last fall's many wildfires in central and northern california p jeannie came in and cut down 200,000 burned dead or dying trees. this in an effort to protect lines, properties and people from those falling trees. many of those trees were in the fire prince of the ellen you and glass fires in the north bay, especially in napa. and sonoma counties. we worked with the landowners to chip and removed the smaller pieces four inches in diameter or smaller, but it's usually our policy to leave the larger pieces because it's considered their assets the homeowner's property, but many landowners now saddled with a lot of scattered trees on their land, say the debris was creating hardships. and because of this feedback, pjd has decided to come back to these locations. take inventory of the would ask the homeowners if they want us to remove it, and then we'll haul it away for them. some of this wood is so badly burn

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