for that not just because it's smoky but i mean look at temperatures right now hayward berkeley cloverdale. some other spots not really even falling that much as far as temperatures go last night, berkeley just fell out of the 80's about an hour ago so a lot of you have the windows open last night didn't really get that cool refreshing breeze as you often hope for after such a hot day. today's highs 80's for san francisco, very nice change from the 100 degrees san francisco had yesterday which was the first time seeing that number since 2017 triple digits in livermore in any on that one 10 each san jose today conquered one '09. and yeah, the air quality on top of that which is very poor and it is not the best day to be doing any rigorous activity outside really not a whole lot of activity outside at all. most of us are lit up in pink indicating excessive heat warnings well at the coast, some of the speeches heat advisories where temperatures will be in the 80's pink areas, mostly 90's to triple digits with 90's from fremont on up to the berkeley and oakland. well, livermore as i mentioned

it will be 80's in sf but really close to the 90's were already off to a warm start this morning cloverdale timber on in berkeley of all hovered right around 80 degrees during morning hours. so even as you open the windows. >>hoping that a cool breeze makes its way in some of us haven't yet seen that relief because evening lows have been so warm and daytime highs will be more than warm it's going to be another really hot one livermore in cut up to a 110 conquered at one o 9 today, santa rosa nap of the lay ho through morgan hill, san jose in mountain view fremont livermore all these areas well into the triple digits again so it is not the ideal labor day to be doing too much outside i know that he is going to keep a lot of us indoors. find a good spot to stay cool and take it as easy as possible. excessive heat warnings remaining until 09:00pm tonight in pink really all across the bay areas that are affected by excessive heat warnings will be under heat advisories and that really is just san francisco in the immediate coastline, we'll be in the 80's triple digits for the south bay and for t

cloverdale just behind me on the map. well you fell down to 7080 80 just about 30 minutes ago fairfield double in napa some of our cooler spots at least you've got 60's and that's nice to rev rushing into your window this morning to at least cool the house down a little bit 80's at the coast for your highs 70's for most of our bayside areas and you're seeing it right on the map back to triple digits for a whole lot of us livermore an antioch at one 10 for daytime highs today napa nevado conquered fremont san jose mountain view just to name a few. back to the triple digits now with such hot temperatures it should be no surprise that those excessive heat warnings are still in effect and not just for most of the bay area but really almost the entirety of the region. it's our coastal areas that will be in the that heat advisory is daytime highs that the coastal mostly be in the 80's south bay. it's all triple digits for you and for the east bay as warm as a 110 livermore you'll get up to a 110 today as you will also in areas

it is 91 degrees in cloverdale right now.. so 91 is a current, accurate reading in cloverdale. that's pretty amazing as we approach midnight right now. 75 in san francisco. 80 that current temperature. overnight tonight, you can see it is a warm night across the board. some cities will hold in the low 70s. a lot of us will drop only into the 60s tonight. so hour by hour we go, by 9, 10:00 a.m., we are already into the low 80s even in san francisco. as we a approach lunchtime, we are well into the 90 sz. hot tomorrow in the city. 97 in oakland. 96 in san jose. 100 in santa rosa. 100 the high in concord. planning the next seven days for you, it is a windy morning in the north bay. and then, it's a hot afternoon for everybody. spare the air is in effect. that red flag warning will continue until 9:00 p.m. so thankfully, eric and dion, after 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, we will watch those winds rapidly weaken. that will be a very welcome sight for many people. >> yeah. a little bit of good news, drew, another day, another chance tlet's d

step out of the way of the north bay you remember yesterday we had the upper 80's in areas like cloverdale see alina napa these areas are solid 20 to 30 degrees. cooler this morning. just another bit of good news as crews get out there for the wildfire fight as we move into the afternoon. it will be hot. it will be dry again so we're not out of the woods but we have seen improvements as compared to yesterday. james all right john thank 13 is the time as we head to break we'll share with you again another image. >>captured in the glass fire this picture taken on crystal springs road in saint helene and you can see what's left of this house just several chimneys standing off in the distance like we'll be right distance like we'll be right back. proposition 16 takes on discrimination. some women make as little as 42% of what a man makes. voting yes on prop 16 helps us fix that. it's supported by leaders like kamala harris and opposed by those who have always opposed equality. we either fall from grace or we rise. together. proposition 16 provides equal opportunities, levelling the playing fie

it's 107 in cloverdale. 87 in oakland. the city right now coming in at 82 degrees. tonight our marine layer, it is totally absent. it's gone. there is no fog to help cool us off. overnight tonight, we will be dealing with very warm conditions. we'll only fall into the 60s and into the 70s overnight tonight. tomorrow morning first thing, you'll feel that warm air out the door, and then it will be very hot tomorrow afternoon. so let's take a closer look at our highs tomorrow and our microclimate. starting in the south bay, forecasting a high of 102 in san jose. that would be a record high tomorrow. 107 in morgan hill. 100 in cupertino. this is why we had the excessive heat warnings in effect. this is dangerous heat we're dealing with in the south bay. along the peninsula, 101 for redwood city. that would be a record for tomorrow. 99 in palo alto. 95 in san mateo. the coast, yes, it is cooler. this is still warmer, in the upper 70s to lower 70s to half moon bay to pacifica. we are expecting a wide range in temperatures in the city tomorrow. the eastern half around the

>>i'm on cloverdale road not far from the town of pescadero behind me you can see how the czu lightning complex fires. burned this hillside behind me. in fact the fires burned right down to the road stopping at a drainage ditch i spoke to cal fire today. they say the fire is now 84% contained. they are optimistic because they're looking at a cooling weather pattern in the days ahead. but they do want to stress that. non-residents should stay out of the fire zone. they say there are still hazards up here. >>if you've been driving near the burned area, you know that there are these huge trees that have fallen and they're they're just ready there on a hillside that soil could be compromised so there are hazards out there that we're going to be talking about for months to come. >>in addition to the possibility of falling trees another lurking hazard or the ash pits that can form around burn trees fire gets down into the root system and burns all through the roots so then everything that's just left is this just a huge pile of ash that blends in with the rest of the ground because the rest o

a 100 for napa look at saint helene a 110 degrees santa rosa, a 110 it is also a 109 degrees in cloverdale a 104 in the bottle one '04 in napa and look at fairfield a 111 degrees get into san francisco, 88 degrees of course, san francisco got up to over a 100 degrees yesterday that was only for something like the 14th time in the last 147 years heat, advisories and heat warnings are still in effect but only until tonight that's we expect things to finally begin to cool down and change after that things are going to change quite a bit around the bay area but still the warnings in red here all around as we've seen the excessive heat continuing even along the coastline, the advisories even temperatures out toward the beaches running up in the 80's and 90's we got a few clouds out there now that are going to start to move in we'll talk more about that and how that might affect your weather. the chance for high fire danger to coming up in a few minutes. thank you lawrence, the hot weather didn't stop crowds of people from heading outdoors over this holiday weekend today, popular beaches and lak

and 60's with double in at 60 degrees oakland as well as hayward at 63 nevado petaluma santa rosa cloverdale in the north bay each in the 50's as we make our way into the afternoon very similar to yesterday as we mentioned 60's up the coast 70's by the bay and 80's back for inland areas, no 90's in this 4 zone forecast today. but i do have them later on which i'll get to still ahead. >>robin all right sounds good. thank

it is a warm night in cloverdale. atemperature of 87 degrees. the marine layer is absent.s a mild night, cooler than last night, but on the warm side. 60s to 70s over the next 12 hours. the big story will be the winds that we're watching very closely in the north bay mountains and the east bay hills. a red flag warning is in effect there. it will go into effect at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning for the santa cruz mountains. areas in red on your screen is affected by the red flag warning or the offshore winds to develop overnight tonight. future weather, first thing tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., you can see the offshore winds, really gusting over 40 miles per hour. and it looks like the stronger winds will occur in the mountains of the north bay. and that continues through the 10:00 a.m. hour tuesday morning. we'll look at the fire danger ind index, that takes into account how strong the winds are, how low the humidiy is and warm the temperatures are. into tuesday morning, by 7:00 a.m. in the north bay, we are in the very high, extreme fire danger. that continues into the air

and 60's with double in at 60 degrees oakland as well as hayward at 63 nevado petaluma santa rosa cloverdale in the north bay each in the 50's as we make our way into the afternoon very similar to yesterday as we mentioned 60's up the coast 70's by the bay and 80's back for inland areas, no 90's in this 4 zone forecast today. but i do have them later on which i'll get to still ahead. >>robin all right sounds good. thank you sir, let's check in on the traffic now we're taking a peek at the role around the bay area and we are looking good. i don't see any big trouble spots into san francisco, the drive here across the upper deck right through downtown is smooth and at the limit so far so no big trouble spots all right, let's head over to 92 are checking in on the san mateo bridge traffic is moving well so far no big problems here, it's just a little sluggish, but that does not mean it's a bad commute it's going to be off and on like this heading over to foster city and send the tail and then after that it's a pretty good connection off to highway one oh one. >>all right we're checking in on th

>>i'm on cloverdale road not far from the town of pescadero behind me you can see how the czu lightning complex fires. burned this hillside behind me. in fact the fires burned right down to the road stopping at a drainage ditch i spoke to cal fire today. they say the fire is now 84% contained. they are optimistic because they're looking at a cooling weather pattern in the days ahead. but they do want to stress that. non-residents should stay out of the fire zone. they say there are still hazards up here. >>if you've been driving near the burned area, you know that there are these huge trees that have fallen and they're they're just ready there on a hillside that soil could be compromised and there are hazards out there that we're going to be talking about for months to come. >>in addition to the possibility of falling trees another lurking hazard or the ash pits that can form around burn trees fire gets down into the root system and burns all through the roots so then everything that's just left is this just a huge pile of ash that blends in with the rest of the ground because the rest

starting the day 85 napa you're a cool 65, but look at right up the road and lena 87 degrees right now cloverdale 85 degrees currently so we're starting the morning off really hot oftentimes those hottest of areas are also paired with our records broken with inland areas in the triple digits. bayside areas as warm as the 90's more on your forecast is still ahead back to robin. thank you for the update john and i just double checked we do indeed have a spare the air alert in place for the bay area. so that means carpool if you can hop on mass transit if you can air quality will be por. >>once again today because of the fires that are burning in the north bay limit your outdoor activity. i could smell smoke soon as i left the house this morning. so you want to keep that in mind limit your outdoor activity with these fires burning in the north bay we're checking in on the traffic once again carpool if you can to help but you know the air quality of the drive into san francisco remains delay free we're doing fine on 80 it's under 10 minutes from the bottom of the maze over to the fremont street exit

cloverdale lot cooler than your upper 80's yesterday lena 2 down from the 80's to start your monday morning yesterday to just the 60's this morning. so you see overall talking about this forecast today, big improvements from where we were yesterday as far as fire weather goes. and even a touch of a cooler afternoon ahead of us daytime highs today at our warmest mostly just in the upper 80's get to more about that still to come. robin all right, thank you john let's check in on the traffic folks after. >>into work this morning and we're hot spot free that's a great way to start your morning drive are checking out the trip into san francisco. looking good moving well no problems through problems in san francisco, the skyway james like 2.80 all doing just fine, let's head over to 92, your connection between the peninsula and the east bay, here's a live look at the san mateo bridge and we're off to a fantastic start with no problems here east or west, it's normally the first bridge to start stacking up early in the morning, so the earlier you can get out there the better, but at least we don't

and that is meaning hot temperatures even during overnight hours for areas like saint helene and cloverdale which is you can see her both in the upper 80's, currently oakland-alameda in the mid 70's for your current temperatures while pittsburgh at 79 even san francisco, starting off this morning at 75 degrees currently. now as we work our way through the day we're going to be seeing a lot of sunshine and we're going to be seeing a lot of daytime highs eventually in the triple digits for inland areas. today or one of our hottest one of our windiest it's also one of our driest so it comes along with this extreme fire danger definitely stay inside as much as you can and avoid too much exposure to the heat as well as the port and worsening air quality i've got more about the fires as well as what you can expect for the rest of the week still to come back to robin while that's unbelievable john that it's just so warm so hot this early in the morning in those areas. >>all right back to our breaking news that we're following for you of course the wildfires burning in napa county near the sonoma c

it is a warm night in cloverdale. atemperature of 87 degrees. the marine layer is absent.it's a mild night, cooler than last night, but on the warm side. 60s to 70s over the next 12 hours. the big story will be the winds that we're watching very closely in the north bay mountains and the east bay hills. a red flag warning is in effect there. it will go into effect at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning for the santa cruz mountains. areas in red on your screen is affected by the red flag warning or the offshore winds to develop overnight tonight. future weather, first thing tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., you can see the offshore winds, really gusting over 40 miles per hour. and it looks like the stronger winds will occur in the mountains of the north bay. and that continues through the 10:00 a.m. hour tuesday morning. we'll look at the fire danger ind index, that takes into account how strong the winds are, how low the humidiy is and warm the temperatures are. into tuesday morning, by 7:00 a.m. in the north bay, we are in the very high, extreme fire danger. that continues into the

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nearly 98 in cloverdale. 87 in fremont. east bay valleys, mid-90s to well over 100 for fairfield, antioch. near 100 i should say. the green tonight are 50s, a lot of 60s, 70s and even a few 80s in our highest mountains tonight. so that is the beginning of tomorrow's heat burst that will take us to record levels. they will try to hang on friday, but you can see nearly 10 to 20 degrees cooler by the weekend. >>> new at 6:00, one airline is announcing free flights next month, but as always, there is a catch. a specific name you have to have. >> and it is not kumasi i'm sorry to say. but first, paying without a card or dash. the store rolling out tech accepts your palm print. >>> and yosemite getting ready to modify its coronavirus ...we know that when we take care of the earth, the earth also takes care of us. you'd be surprised by our environmentally-friendly way of baking breads. our ingredients are farmed per strict usda organic standards. our bakeries are powered by renewable wind energy. and we support environmental cause

we are at 83 in the city. 76 in palo alto. 83 in cloverdale. so tomorrow afternoon, it's a hot one.t still dangerly hot with heat advisories in effect. so we will hit 108 in concord. 104 in santa rosa. 94 in oakland. about 98 in palo alto. and 106 in morgan hill. then, tomorrow night, we are watching for some gusty, off-shore winds to develop. which will prompt a red-flag warning first to go into effect at 10:00 p.m. and then, in the santa cruz mountains 10:00 a.m. tuesday. we'll watch north-northeasterly winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. and likely, the best chance of those winds will be tuesday morning. keep our eye on that. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. high fire danger tuesday. and then, we are gradually cooling off, guys, by friday and saturday. next weekend, we're back to where we should be for this time of the year. >> okay. can't come soon enough. drew, thanks. >> chris alvarez joins us again with a look at sports. >> coming up in sports. one of the top tennis players in the world is out for the u.s. open. plus, our after-the-game crew doing what they do be

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cloverdale at 84, 70 in hayward. and so with the fire, numbers are in the 80s, relative humidity at 20% and dropping. and the winds are quite gusty up until about 10:00, we're looking at wind gusts anywhere from 15 to 20 to 45 miles an hour. look at mount saint helena, certainly gust it i along the diablo range as well. so we have a red 1234r5g warnfl. and vacaville looking at moderate air quality and the rest of the bay is okay, but that certainly will change as we look at the flames or the smoke from the fires in the north bay being pushed into the east bay and further south. here is tuesday, no break inland, we're near 100 degrees. santa rosa is a bit cooler wednesday, but you thursday another burst of heat, these bright pinks here allow for more excessive heat as we get through just the middle of the week. so it will take at least four days, but as for today, spare the air alert, 100 in concord as well as santa rosa, 97 in oa oakla oakland, poor air quality and excessive heat. here is the accuweather 7 day foreca

cloverdale, 87 degrees. we are going to be stuck with the smoke once again tomorrow. but here is a forecast animation. here's here's how things play off. it starts off tonight. notice we're still in the pinks and oranges so we got more smoke, right now. and then, tomorrow, as the sea breeze starts to pick up in the afternoon, we will still see smoke throughout the whole day. but notice, we switch and will be in the greens, instead. so slightly less smoke. and then, monday, hopefully, the sea breeze continues to increase as this area of low pressure heads our direction. we will even see less smoke. so still smoke in the air, but not as much as today. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. couple more days of spare the air. smoke and haze tomorrow. still expected to be unhealthy on monday. and then, the bay-area air quality management district is forecasting moderate air quality by tuesday and wednesday. looking good. the area of low pressure might even bring us some coastal drizzle on thursday, and even a slight chance of rain to areas to our north. partly cloudy

but inland areas will have highs from 90, livermore, concord, to over 100, fairfield, cloverdale, and 100 even at clear lake. then on sunday, even hotter. this may be the hottest of the three days in competition with monday. look at 106 inler more, 105, concord, 109, fairfield. that's what we're expecting. then on monday, i can't even call it a cooldown. a less hot day. 107 at clover dale. we're talking triple digit heat and we're talking potentially dangerous heat. a closer look a little later. lrry? >> all right. thank you. >>> now to the wildfires and steady progress being made. >> news there, the czu lightning complex is now 72% contained, having burned more than 391,000 acres. the lnu in napa, sonoma, lake and solano counties has burned more than 375,000 acres. that's 76% containment. and the czu fires, santa cruz, san mateo counties, have burned more than 85,000 acres. now 46% containle. today they are urging to visit assistance centers in napa and solano counties. >> everyone affected by the fire is encouraged to go today. there are no line no, appointments. we have county agen

cloverdale, sevastopol, all warmer. the fog will burn off earlier. decameters are on their way up there it it will be high- pressure, large and in charge as we say. we will have a hot stretch here into monday for inland areas. maybe not so much the coast. this will depend on the wind direction that the fog will be confined to. today, 80s, 90s, and sunday is the day where it will be hot for everybody with 108-110 for the most inland locations. >>> apple will not be rolling out a new privacy feature for iphones on time. what that means for how users handle data online. >>> are you ready to take a flight during the pandemic? we will how many people will travel through the bay area airports this holiday weekend. >>> you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the new mornings on fox 2 newsletter. go to www.ktvu.com and sign up for the daily service. why do i love being a doctor at kaiser permanente? my only job is to take great care of my patients. i'm empowered to do what's right for you. our digital records mean your med

this photo is from zoe saying thank you to the cloverdale fire department, where her dad works.ou can take a photo of your own and upload it to help us honor first responders all month long. you can do it by scanning the qr code on your screen. >>> coming up in sports, the first round of the u.s. open teed off today in new york. >>> them on the 11:00 news, a black lives matter mural set to be paved over. >>> good evening to you, lots to like about this year's version of the san francisco giants. aside, obviously, from the fact that they are in contention for a playoff spot. but it's the way they go about it. they can hit! the first time we have had a giants team we can say that about. there is a certain fire about them. they can come back in a game. they get down early, not a problem. that is no fish story, although there was a little fish story going on in san francisco with the mariners in town. the giants with the third inning down, 4-1. tyler anderson throws what he thinks is strike three to kyle lewis. the umpire has other ideas about that and an ejection quickly follows. i

mid to upper 70s through the valley, but then cloverdale and ukiah, warmer, 80s and 90s. as you move inland, we have mid to upper 80s in the east bay valleys. tonight mid-50s to low 60s. let's take a look and the area of high pressure over the ocean is dominating our forecast now, but the one sliding south is some of the clockwise flow that will pump up the heat from the desert and bring us 70s and 80s the coast into san francisco. 80s and 90s around the bay. and 90s and 100s saturday, sunday and monday. and until healthy air during that time frame would be mainly in the north bay. >>> and rob marciano has a look at what is coming up on gma this morning. hey, rob. >> hello reginald, could you mass is i. i would pick the joker by the way for sure. where is batman as he says. we have a lot to talk about. president trump is returning to the white house after a pretty tense visit to kenosha, wisconsin. the president pushing his law and order agenda and getting after protestors when asked good systemic racism. we'll have the latest this morning. also ahead, the dramatic new ex

the seabreeze later and right at the beach, 100 in petaluma, 107 in cloverdale.s, another spare the air alert in the pinks. 108 in pittsburg to 109 in livermore, 107 in walnut creek. and temperatures by the coast tonight. 60s to near 70 elsewhere. >>> and a passenger jet chartered by the u.s. military had to return to the honolulu airport after an engine suffered severe damage. sfwl flames were shooting out of tite airport. at h at has athe jet was injured but nobody was hurt. >> yeah, never what you want to see out of the window. >>> and two earthquakes shook the bay area, the first around 11:30 yesterday morning and then a second quake hit with a making anywhe magnitude of 3.4. >>> coming up new, an urgent call for poll workers. >>> and first, a very special promotion in honor of late actor chadwick boseman. the store that is offering free downloads of the black bc"black" comi comics. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. stat, standing and score.se yoy follow the teams you love. and, even get notifications with brea

look what happens when we add 30 degrees of heat today, we're down to 8% in cloverdale, a air.ure of the moisture so it i out there with just 19% relative humidity this afternoon. in the east bay valleys, tomorrow, 100 in livermore. into tuesday, still triple-digit heat inland. same on wednesday, we're getting cooling late tomorrow at the coast and around the bay. 90 today in oakland, 93 in san jose. mid-90s in morgan hill. 100, santa rosa. 89, san francisco. there could be some records today especially over into the east bay. dangerous heat, high fire danger with gusty offshore winds right on through tomorrow. then we'll see a little bit of a breeze. but you notice the hot weather stays with us through thursday for danville and pleasanton and livermore. then we get a break and we should be near average. but between now and then, we're going to have worse air quality and very critical fire weather. >> all right. sounds like 2020, here but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered californ

of the 80's napa 86 right now saint helene and you've remained in the 80's all night long as hes cloverdale now only just falling to the upper 70's. nevado 82 right now berkeley oakland and san francisco warm start to what will be a toasty day ahead after the 70's and 80's right now it will be 90's in triple digits towards the close of the day making for hottest day. and also our windy this morning. stay with us we've got plenty more coverage on the fires bu >>i'm 17 and the north bay is on fire this morning, sonoma and napa county. >>with little more than 11,000 acres going up in flames and many many homes and other buildings, yeah i want to take you back out to the scene kron four's yulia 7 is giving us a look now in sonoma county of what exactly is burning the thank you lee. >>this is a home here area, i'm just off of mont right. and this house in particular. the backside of this house is the yard and then a fence line and then highway 12 and that some of the shots i showed you earlier how they've been trying to keep that fence line. you know try to put out the fire on the fence line bec

i'm on cloverdale road and you can see that the fire basically stopped at this drainage ditch right herenow cal fire says they are at 84 percent containment. and they're basically in mop up mode but they do still stressed that they don't want people coming out here non-residents to the fire zone we have had issues with look you lose. >>people who want to stop and see what's going on which is obvious it's their community and they're very interested in what's happening so it's only understandable but when you do that sometimes you're not paying attention to where you're driving and we definitely we've got a good safety record right now and we definitely want to keep it that way not just with people who are working on cal fire incidents, but you know the other agencies as well they're working on the roads and they ask you to slow down just please do so so that everybody can go home safely and no everybody works to support that. they're also saying that there are still hazards out trees, especially in a wooded areas. >>that are in danger of falling and there is also something that they say c

2700 customers that just for napa sonoma county only has about 3 customers are saying impacted in cloverdale we're still working on getting all the information about this a p s p s people who are impacted should be getting an alert at some point tonight that this is coming. >>meanwhile earlier this evening cal iso the state energy monitoring agency declaring a stage 2 emergency. which meant rotating power outages were possible. but once again that flex alert that we we're under ending just 2 minutes ago at 9 o'clock. the agency tweeting this out earlier this evening that a fire caused a generator in solar farm to go offline no rotating power outages reported here in the bay area from pg and e as a result of the stage to emergency. but once again the flex alert at least for the saturday night. now over with at 9 o'clock an excessive heat warning in the bay area as we mentioned expected to last until at least monday. the national weather service now calling the impact of the heat in the state dangerous and life threatening. this is video of folks out and about today in walnut creek where tempe

i'm on cloverdale road and you can see that the fire basically stopped at this drainage ditch right here. now cal fire says they are at 84 percent containment. and they're basically in mop up mode but they do still stressed that they don't want people coming out here non-residents to the fire zone we have had issues with look you lose. >>people who want to stop and see what's going on which is obvious it's their community and they're very interested in what's happening so it's only understandable but when you do that sometimes you're not paying attention to where you're driving and we definitely we've got a good safety record right now and we definitely want to keep it that way not just with people who are working on cal fire incidents, but you know the other agencies as well they're working on the roads and they ask you to slow down just please do so so that everybody can go home safely and no everybody works to support that. they're also saying that there are still hazards out trees, especially in a wooded areas. >>that are in danger of falling and there is also something that they say

you're tired of the heat. 90 for antioch for thursday and those fairfield, antioch, clear lake and cloverdale in the 90s for friday while the rest of us in the 60s, 70s and 80s. we'll turn it over to julian now for more news. >> thank you, mike. >>> now an update on a story that got a lot of attention yesterday. this morning we're hearing more from a texas mom about the potential dangers of sanitizers around flames. kate wise was badly burned, as you can see, when her sanitizer caught fire. she rubbed it on her hands before she lit a candle at home. never a good idea. and the flames quickly spread. >> the explosion happened in a matter of two seconds and lit my entire body on fire. i heard my daughter screaming, mom's on fire, mom's on fire. >> she suffered burns to 20% of her body. she is sharing her story to warn others not to do the same. make sure your hands are completely dry before handling anything that might have an open flame. you can watch the full report coming up on "gma" at 7:00 right here after "abc7 mornings." . wow, badly burned there. >>> fans will be able to watch the 2020 f

only fairfield and antioch and maybe clear lake and cloverdale for friday.dy for some 60s, 70s and 80s for highs starting as quickly as tomorrow. >>> now an abc7 news live desk update. >> at the live desk. i know this is not what some people want to hear, but we have reports coming in that say deep cleaning and disinfecting may not protect you from covid-19. so, here are the details. the cdc says it's a long shot that you can get the virus from a door knob or a package. scientists say surfaces aren't the problem. and that sanitizing gives people a false sense of security. however, big however here, disinfectanting surfaces is a good habit to keep because it can prevent other viruses like stomach viruses which can then lead to the stomach flu. the level of cleaning being done right now because of the pandemic is probably showing people just how much they weren't cleaning before, julian. kind of gross. >> ain't that the truth. put some extra elbow grease in there and do the cleaning. thank you, jobina. >>> single mother of four in florida say her kids' lemonad

temperatures compare this to yesterday's 80's in a few city at this time like berkeley saint helene and cloverdalech all started yesterday morning in the 80's. now only in the 50's and definitely a cooler and much calmer start to the day by the afternoon ahead of us still toasty into the upper 90's inland and 80's by the bay. but that's cooler than yesterday's 90's in triple digits. i have more details about the rest of your forecast. still ahead daria. >>thanks a lot john 7.39 and we do want to give a plug for our mobile app because when the kron 4 morning news is not on kron on is on all the time streaming 24 7 and free so you can downloaded on your phone and get in on the go. >>as we head to break we're sharing with you again more pictures of work. getting into the newsroom here people working to save homes from the glass fire in these pictures the napa county sheriff's department said that it shows that tenant deputy and working the put out a hot spot. this was monday morning as a home was well pretty close to being burned to the ground out there in saint helena. this was on crystal springs ro

saint right now 84 look at cloverdale 87 degrees for your morning temperature napa and berkley also in the low 80's. well nevado in petaluma on the other hand falling into the cool 60's. so temperatures really all over the place right now. later on today daytime highs will be in the 90's to triple digits with 80's closer to the coast. that's a look at your forecast all send it back to you. >>there's a lot 7.15 right now, let's go to some new video that we have they don't have a structure count yet, but you can see there are already many homes that burned down before our here this morning and the sonoma and napa county fires. >>and you can see here in the video cars and as gary mentioned houses going up in flames and smoke this morning is another shot. and it looks like it's we're going to see more of this as the mandatory evacuation zones continue to grow this morning with another 2 zones out in santa rosa being added in the last hour or so we'll have much more coverag of that coming up in just a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ ♪ wild thing i... think i... you know what i thin

don't to do too much outside for your labor day san jose oakland berkeley conquered san francisco cloverdale fairfield all these areas in the 80's right now in fact berkeley you barely fell out of the 80's during your overnight hours. so if you have the windows open overnight, some of us didn't get much relief from the heat really if anything just put some bad air into our homes. 80's at the coast 90's by the bay and yep you're seeing it there triple digits, one 10 today again in livermore in antioch concord at one o 9 napa santa rosa san jose just to name a few other spots that will be solidly in the triple digits today now with temperatures this hot you can see why so much of the bay's yet again under excessive heat warnings through 09:00pm tonight that includes these pink areas on the peninsula down into the south bay where we will be solidly in the triple digits. same for those of us on the east bay triple digits inland 90's for bayside cities like oakland and richmond while antioch brentwood discovery bay above 110 degrees in these areas. fairfield and vacaville also at a 110 above and

and alameda at 70 currently unfortunately berkeley us held on to the heat overnight, as well as cloverdalehich just recently right behind me there fell into the upper 70's so berkeley, even if you have the window open not getting a whole lot of relief this morning nor you in san francisco or timber on where temperatures are either in the mid 70's or low 80's. out on top of this hot weather. a continuation of poor air quality, some wildfires in our own backyard and started to calm down of course we have the creek fire and other fires in san bernardino county. that are now just starting to fire up and that offshore flow is pushing a lot of the smoker directions so areas like the east bay, the peninsula. even the north bay, some of our hottest of areas will have some of our worst of air quality not fun stuff to be talking about i know this is not the labor day that we all wanted one of the break from all of this but we're in the midst of it meaning today is a good labor day to just take it easy hydrate find a cool activity to do like you the whole time of ice cream, whatever works for you jus

as well as cloverdale even point raise. in the mid-50s as well. fog in southern california, go north in eureka and crescent city probably find fog. hazy skies today morning fog smoking and haze temperature change today. 60s, 70s to upper 70s and low 80s the water. you get in and you find 80s, so much smoke, that is keeping a little bit of afternoon highs slightly below some of the forecast rejection. they are all set to make a run, especially as we head toward the end of the week and weekend when there's going to be hot temperatures especially on sunday that's. >>> nfl telling us more in game, social and racial justice plans coming up. plans we will see on the field. police officers may face tougher punishments if they are accused of misconduct. after the break will to which city is passing new discipline guidelines for the police. >>> of the power to know before you go when you wake up with mornings on 2. >>> powers to go when you download the ktvu fox 2 is up. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. anot

you can also include cloverdale, calistoga, morgan hill, fairfield. there are going to be many. those will be a friend there with maybe someone a 5 to 106 readings. that is by the weekend, not today. a lot of fires, although the firefighters have had tremendous help with higher humidity and cooler temperatures. they would rather have a west wind than a northern northeast, so that is helped. there are still so many fires and a lot of smoke. you combine that with a big- time fog bank, and everything is trapped. mt. diablo is sitting at 76 degrees, so there is an inversion which drives everything below that. the fog and the hazel make for a very hazy day if you will. by the holiday weekend, everything is online for what looks to be a pretty toasty weekend. it will not hang around very long, but the fire danger will go up, and also excessive heat watches start on saturday. 65 is a high in the city. three years ago in his date, 102 and 2017. some of you would like to forget that. september can be hot. 50s and 60s, that is not the case today. we are going to be noticeably cooler. in f

one observation, 55 in novato and 50s for many in cloverdale, windsor, and everyone else is pretty closedega bay, a little cooler at 53. heading over towards the golden gate, and over the bay, onto the straight, you can see cordelia west-southwest at 30. pittsburg, 13, there have been guests at about 25 on some of the bridges and higher elevations. by tomorrow, the fog will wipe out itself, and temperatures are really on the way up sunday. still pretty hot going into monday. today is not bad, 60s, 70s near the water, 80s to the interior. i think our coolest day was probably on tuesday, because everything is starting to bump up. although these are below average, tomorrow, we can say goodbye to that, and hello above average, especially as we head into the weekend, gasia and dave. >>> the holidays are a few days away, but walmart has unveiled the hot 2020 toy list. >>> traffic has thinned out due to the pandemic, but the number of reckless drivers and speeders has spiked. coming up at 8:00 we'll tell you the car models with the most speeding tickets, and why the list might surprise you. >>>