and east bay hills. >>saturday night through monday morning and we are going to see winds out of the north sustained at one 20 to 30 miles per hour peaking saturday night through sunday morning where we could see gusts upwards of 50 miles per hour or less so we will notice also rising temperatures peaking on monday even continuing through tuesday of this upcoming week. 90's in triple digit heat inland and along the east bay shoreline 80's and 90's and throughout the coast little relief there mid 70's to mid 80's from now until then though we are noticing very dry seasonable weather and temperatures out there right now in the bay area in the 60's along the san francisco peninsula coastline, mid 70's throughout the east bay shoreline with the widespread low to mid 80's as you make your way inland. but temperatures already going to start to climb tomorrow 5 to 10 degrees from today, mid 70's for downtown san francisco low 80's for oakland and hayward even san jose as well warming up into the low 80's today

lightning complex fires in the north bay are currently 81% contained with more than 375,000 acres burned crews are making progress the scu complex fires burning in the east and south bay's are currently at 80% containment. more than 391,000 acres have burned there and the czu lightning complex fires burning in san mateo and santa cruz counties or up to 51% containment more than 86,000 acres have burned. crews are also making progress in the wood for fire that's burning in marine county along the point reyes national seashore wildfires, 57% contained this morning, it has burned more than 4,000 acres. >>a callous reaction to a mother banking medics to save her son, we'll hear from the label mother who says her son did not have to die. plus a power alert has been issued ahead of the labor day weekend and dangerous heat is heading our way what you need to know to avoid another round of rolling blackouts. >>welcome back everyone will happening now a power alert has been issued for this weekend because of the hot weather that we're going to get pg e is asking customers to conserve energy to avoid power outages kron four's michelle kingston house that story. >>

we have 100 plus going on in the far east bay, even up a little in the north bay 90's line up the eastjose. coming up in a bit we'll take a look at your 4 zone forecast snow. >>thanks dave. now. this is the second time in less than a month that a heat wave could bring record breaking temperatures to the bay area health officials warning everyone to prepare and take precautions if you're sensitive to the heat stay indoors if you're looking for a place to cool off. you might want to check out an indoor mall, many of them have reopened like sun valley in concord just be sure to wear your mask and social distance with others while inside state leaders have announced a statewide flex alert calling for voluntary energy conservation starting today now this takes place between 03:09pm, every day through monday night. they want you to do this so that we can prevent rolling blackouts now doctors are also issuing a warning as the heat can make it easier for dehydration to sneak up on you. >>she got necessarily wagged all about you know the extreme tension of the weather as well as the amount of t

there's the coverage in the east bay usual notice here over the east bay hills, those winds of 20 to in solano county getting heavy as well, those winds at about 35. humidity levels with that and the coverage area across the north bay here has expanded beyond just the higher elevations throughout all marin county now it is is you can see in sonoma county and up to napa as well. so good coverage area peninsula, san francisco tech and they're not in this as the east bay shoreline is as well 60's cover most the east bay, couple 50's out there 57 livermore 59 going on for oakland with 50's 60's up to the north bay, even though the air will be dry tonight because of the winds that will probably support some of these temperatures to we're going to see kind of this type of thing again tomorrow with this yellow indicating a warmer today than yesterday which is the case now. midday a touch cooler. here's the breakdown for us 76 by 11:00am by 2 we're talking 87. coming up in a bit we'll take a look at that 4 zone forecast and remember it's for today, not emerged as expected by tomorrow monday

it appears as though it's sitting out, but i think it's becauseso many people were stuck in the east bay behind earlier problems and slow traffic which is still there they haven't quite made it to the bay bridge toll plaza yet so 12 minutes for your drive in which is really h earlier hot spots, west 24th fish ranch we had a traffic alert in place for a crash that was blocking 2 lanes so you see it's still heavy leaving aranda heading up to the caldecott tunnel and highway for that stocking up westbound passing the pittsburg bay point bart station up and over the hill through bay point into conquered minutes to make it off to 2.42. breaking news that we're following new evacuation orders in plumas and butte counties because the bear fire. overnight and this is a fire that's been burning for somtime an 80 8300 acres an the strong winds that hit last night you can see in this newest video really spread the flames. the bear fire is near the city of orothe nth complex fires which sparked 17 yeah tha complex has since spread to more than 40,000 acres firefighters happened about 51% contained,

from the golden gate bridge you can see kind of being eclipsed it's covering a good chunk of the east bay shoreline as well. we can see some of that from the bay bridge toll plaza there was some stratus cloud cover thrown in for good measure, mid 60's line of the east bay shoreline we've got 50's up to the north bay 62 meanwhile, san jose little cooler this morning after fog has made an appearance as you will notice a few degrees behind. let's check the progress of the fog notice here in southern marine actually not getting good coverage is actually up north is where they're seeing an east bay shoreline in a good chunk of the peninsula mixing up pretty nicely by mid morning only to return it looks like by the evening as you can see again by 11 start work on the east bay shoreline again. our winds currently we're in the teens for san francisco elsewhere. calm or single digits for you, here's the lineup. this morning cloud cover will break up into the inland looking at mostly sunny and temperatures bouncing to about 80 or so by 2 looks like a pretty good week coming up ahead here with tempe

red flag warning will continue throughout the newscast tonight at 1030 a look at how folks in the east bay are prepping for the fire danger as the somber anniversary of the 1991 oakland fire storm looms just weeks away. meanwhile tonight in these bay freemont fire investigators are trying to piece together what sparked a fire that killed 2 people early this morning. it happened just before 2 o'clock on sarah place. according to the alameda county coroner's office. the victims, a man and woman. so far their names have not yet been released officials say 2 other people inside the home at the time an adult and child had to be rescued they were taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. >>in 27th inmate at san quentin state prison has now died from complications from coronavirus the prisoner who was not identified died yesterday at an outside hospital, san quentin's is callous and clinton i should say is california's oldest prison and home to the only death row for men has experienced the largest outbreak of coronavirus cases among prisoners in the state. the outbreak has now prompt

east bay. low relative humidity, gusts to near 50 miles an hour. ere wil up theusts.a could seelt 25 miles an hour. 24 up at mt. diablo. current air quality is pretty good. out towards the delta, though, it is moderate. we'll see the haze come into play out towards our east bay valleys as temperatures there come up an easy 10 degrees from yesterday's reading. allowing for a good air quality today. throughout the day today look for that warmup to be kind of rapid with 80 noontime, low 80s around the bay, staying comfortable today only though at the coast. tomorrow even the coast heats up. a further look at that coming t. pg says nearly 100,000 customersed could be impacted by a public safety power shutoff this weekend. but in the bay area only about 180 customers in napa county so far could lose power. the shutoff is expected to start tomorrow morning in an effort to prevent wildfires. a red flag warning goes into effect tomorrow. abc 7 reporter luz penna reports that has firefighters in the eas

august complex fire to our north into the bay area mainly for those of you in the north bay and the east bay so expect unhealthy air particles. >>limit your outdoor activity at least for the 1st half of the weekend moderate amounts along the coast and the south bay and we are going to see temperatures also gradually start to increase this weekend today, the looking and feeling a lot more like fall temperatures out there right now in the mid to upper 60's throughout the san francisco peninsula coastline for half moon bay in downtown san francisco, mid 70's for those of you in oakland and hayward throughout the east bay shoreline, san jose 78 degrees low 80's in parts of the tri valley is like antioch unconquered and right now 78 degrees for those of you in napa but tomorrow's daytime highs we're going to warm up a few degrees right about where we should be for this time of year low 70's for downtown san francisco going to hang tight though in the mid 70's for most of the east bay and widespread 80's as you make your way inland with santa rosa and the in the low 80's as is the tribe valley's s

in the east bay, we're around 57 to about 63. that is comfortable. and you can see temperatures mainly in the 60s until you get up to the north bay, santa rosa 57, napa 59. if you are thinking about doing outdoor activities today, just caution for those in the sensitive group especially in the south bay and also the east bay. that is mainly where the spare the air alert is. and notice friday and right now saturday and sunday, not in the spare the air. but i'm thinking saturday and sunday will be and that should say wednesday for the poor air quality. i apologize. the saturday and sunday likely will be put in spare the air. and when we come back, i'll show you the smoke forecast for the weekend. >>> thank you, mike. good morning, everyone. we want to start off with a live look showing you the golden gate bridge where the chp has issued a fog advisory this morning. so expect that low visibility. you can see the headlights trying to peek their way through this morning. and also want to move over to oakland and show you what is going on there at 880 at th

the areas in red are the north and east bay hills, the east bay valleys, solano county and the higher elevations of lake county. let's look at those hour-by-hour winds. you notice the brighter oranges showing up in napa, lake counties. those are stronger winds, up to 29 miles per hour sunday morning. 27 at 8:00 a.m. so you notice that those winds pick up. wind advisory is going up for the carquinez strait. it's 2:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on sunday. and when you look at the humidity, the concern is as humidity goes from 3:00 p.m. saturday 26% in places like fairfield, now watch what happens with that very drying wind. you have single digit humidities in places like clearlake, 15% in fairfield that is a big concern. more on this heatwave and the fire danger coming right up. dion? >> all right. we appreciate it, sandhya. thanks. >>> pg&e says nearly 100,000 customers could be impacted by a public safety power shutoff this weekend. but in the bay area, only about 180 customers in napa conty could lose power. the shutoff is expected to start sunday morning. >>> and as sandhya just mentioned, a

north and east bay. northeast winds up to 20 could be gusting up to 50 and wind advisory for the strait, the delta including vallejo the possibility of power outages, down tree limbs and very warm air. already winds out of the north above 1,000 feet from mt. atm to mt. diablo and even the east foothills and looking at a pretty quick warmup today. still be nice getting hazy in our inland east bay and then 70 around the bay, but afternoon highs in the low # 0es inland. still 60s at the coast. that all changes tomorrow. a closer look at the warm temperatures coming up. liz? >> all right, lisa, thank you. and pg&e says nearly 100,000 customers could be impacted by a public safety power shutoff this weekend. but in the bay area only about 300 customers right now in napa county could lose power. the shutoff is expected to start tomorrow morning in an effort to prevent wildfires. and a red flag warning goes into effect tomorrow. abc 7 reporter luz pena reports that has firefighters in the east bay now on high >

at the beaches temperatures in the 60's off to the east bay 74 antioch up to the north bay, a mixture of 50's and 60's 61 for san jose 63 san francisco notice a nice little pocket here around solano county where temperatures are holding up by more than a dozen degrees. that's due to some of the winds that are supporting temperatures overnight. slightly cooler off towards the coast a little bit of the north bay, although that will not hold current winds to give you a general idea they're kind of hodgepodge up here in the north but winds are winds notice double digits around fairfield you will see a lot right there in napa but certainly around that area there are certainly is quite a bit of wind activity saying alina sometimes as one of the spots we tennessee hot, some of the higher wind gusts at work with all of this going on it still remains the same. the red flag warning will be in place until tomorrow morning covering all that east bay there solano county napa sonoma counties as well as more in all in the red flag warning in addition to all of this. let's fill in some more conversat

and we're green everywhere in the north bay, east bay, even into the south bay. it is just around the monterey bay where the dolan fire continues to put out enough smoke that it could touch the south bay and inland east bay this afternoon for those most sensitive. so under the record 30th c consecutive spare the air day. there is some thick fog this morning. so be careful, use your low beams. 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay. mainly 80s inland. we'll talk about the smoke coming back this weekend. sorry, we have to do it. >>> and i want to bring you to the bay bridge toll plaza because we've been looking at pre-pandemic traffic trends this morning. metering lights came on at 5:34. you can see the backup here. and it extends through emeryville and past gillman street. and you can see there that it will be a slow right towards the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. and there is fog as well. and a four car pileup in hayward. i'll get to those in a few minutes. >>> and developing news in san jose, police are sainvestigatina shooting that left two dead and three o

so let's get to it walnut creek this morning you are seeing some haze overhead, it's are inland east bay areas that do have the worst of air quality right now. >>better conditions right along the bay and near the coastline now we are in the midst of a pattern change still going to be hot one today but this dip in the jet stream to our east is a bringing snow to the rockies. not going to be bringing that to us what it is resulting in to the strong winds pushing in from the northeast. peak, sonoma calistoga vacaville already very windy this morning and winds pick up further towards the coast and into the east bay as we make our way into the afternoon and evening tonight, this is where high fire danger comes into play it's going to be hot. it's going to be very dry and it is going to be very windy over the next 24 to 48 hours for inland in north bay area's that's red flag warnings taking effect for higher elevations in the east bay winds gusting up to 30 to 45 miles per hour paired with some triple digit heat sonoma county rinse a lot of counties looking red flag warnings too 25 to 40 mile

now we heard from or east bay are bay area air quality management district meteorologist, he breaks down the any talks a little bit about the bad air quality take a listen. >>but we have to call a spare the air alert for smog which is which is really a mixture usually it's couples to come off of the tailpipe exhaust and he call ozone and we've heard ret that of smaug the other thing we have going for us this past wee of smoke that's been in the atmosphere over the past several weeks and those emissions from wildfires to impact smog. so we also have to consider that. >>or i i'm from the forecast looks like the air quality is only expected to get worse over the next few days you also have to take into account. the pollen that's been flooding to the air. so if you allergies like i do it's unforgiving the past few days so what can you do about it just suffer no. you can actually take some steps into your own hands by keeping the windows at your house and your car as you're driving closed. if you've been enjoying outdoor exercise just maybe over the next few days come up with some into a rout

you see a triple digits in the far east bay. temperatures will be soaring across the state over the next few days including here in the bay area. some areas could as we mentioned get beyond a 100 degrees anticipated heat wave is also causing california's energy operator to call for voluntary power conservation to avoid another round of rolling blackouts for more on the expected triple digit temperatures lawrence is standing by lawrence yeah, very hot under attack this really some dangers heat developing around the bay area high pressure now building overhead what's dangers to is not we see temperatures maybe upwards of a 110 degrees in some spots look at that you can see that smoke already settling into the bay tonight as high pressure builds overhead, you're not going to see much of a sea breeze so that smoke is going to compress down near the surface. >>make for some very bad air quality too so certainly. temperatures a big problem that will be the big story this weekend likely going to see some record bake breaking tomorrow go

coast, thanks to the return of that cool sea breeze even extending into richmond and berkeley in the east bay but unhealthy air particles right now throughout most of the north bay and even the inland areas of the east bay. so that's where we still have the spare the air alert in effect through tonight, but it's not going to be extended for 2nd half of the weekend we're going to get the return of those westerly breezes pushing that smoke and ash away from the bay area bring us moderate amounts of air particles instead so still going to be a little bit hazy but not as bad as today, so let's take a look at current wind speeds out there winds out of the northwest in the single digits or the teens like those of you in downtown san francisco. getting some breezy winds out there right now sustained at 16 miles per hour and we are going to notice a change in wind direction out of the west so could see gusts along the san francisco peninsula coastline. upwards of 20 miles per hour less for everyone else though 15 miles per hour or less so fortunately, not tracking that high fire danger concern that w

the areas in red are the north and east bay hills, the east bay valleys, solano county and the higher elevations of lake county. let's look at those hour-by-hour winds. you notice the brighter oranges showing up in napa, lake counties. those are stronger winds, up to 29 miles per hour sunday morning. 27 at 8:00 a.m. so you notice that those winds pick up. wind advisory is going up for the carquinez strait. it's 2:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on sunday. and when you look at the humidity, the concern is as humidity goes from 3:00 p.m. saturday 26% in places like fairfield, now watch what happens with that very drying wind. you have single digit humidities in places like clearlake, 15% in fairfield that is a big concern. more on this heatwave and the fire danger coming right up. dion? >> all right. we appreciate it, sandhya. thanks. >>> pg&e says nearly 100,000 customers could be impacted by a public safety power shutoff this weekend. but in the bay area, only about 180 customers in napa conty could lose power. the shutoff is expected to start sunday morning. >>> and as sandhya just mentioned, a

that's going to help us out a little bit those temperatures we have the upper 50's lining up the east bay shoreline inland as well. 40's and 50's mixture up to the north bay 60 san jose and for comparison sake from yesterday. we're kind of a mixture between a little bit up in a little bit down depending on your exact location for today s with all the fog a cellphone no delays though we should be taking care of the moisture part of the forecast as we approach new but still left with that hazy smoke into the afternoon a little bit of a slight improvement tomorrow with an onshore flow will get more into that coming up in just a bit more. all right dave thanks love to hear about an improvement, let's get to our top story this morning. >>the air in fact it's so unhealthy in contra costa county that the health department there recommends that people stay indoors unless absolutely necessary kron four's reyna harvey live in orinda she has more on that rain how's it looking out there. >>lardy it's not looking great out here the air quality a little better than yesterday but still pretty awful we'r

so that's for parts of the santa cruz mountains as well as the east bay. s of the north bay this morning. because of that, a spare the air alert that remains in effect. going a record 23 days in a row with a spare the air alert for the that's never been done before. also tracking dry and gusty offshore winds. looking at winds gusting up to 40 to 50 miles per hour this morning up in the higher elevations is why red flag warning is in effect until 8:00 a.m. today for the north bay mountains and east bay hills but because of those dry northerly to winds, and low relative humidity values. temperatures upper 60s in san francisco and mid 70s in oakland. upper 80s in san jose. and low to mid-90s for concord down as we heads through the next few days. now let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic and it's a foggy start this morning. >>> yeah, it sure is mary. in fact, at the golden gate bridge, that is where chp has issued a fog advisory. so limited visibility asu for the most part right now your drive times south 101, 14 minutes from the richmond-san rafael

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there's a lot of different cooling centers here in the east bay, i know a lot of us waking up right now hearing about this going to spike yet again at least a dozen bay area cities recorded high temperatures sunday from this heat wave that isn't a single way until later this week, bad news. and today, you know we're going to have a few degrees cooler but doesn't mean we're not going to be sweating sweating sweating the excessive heat driving up electricity demand in use putting a strain on the regional power grid causing cal, so to call for a statewide stage 2 emergency sunday night, threatening power outages, but that was lifted later sunday that doesn't mean we're out of the woods here consumer conservation definitely helped but to avoid those rotating power outages we're going to have to conserve energy because the extreme heat in the wildfires are contributing to increased energy demand flex alert still in place for consumers so this is what you can do to conserve energy if you have a thermostat said it is 70 degrees that sounds miserable, i know or higher they even say turn off unn

or not santa rosa, 91 degrees nevado in the mid-nineties with widespread low 80's throughout the east bay shoreline, mid 80's for those of you in san jose and low 70's along the san francisco peninsula coastline for half moon bay and downtown san francisco tracking some changes though in our 1010 outlook we are going to begin a gradual cooling trend early this upcoming week as it leads into fall which will be our first day of fall on tuesday. this summer and spring really a blur because of the pandemic but now believe it or not fall just around the corner and then 10 days from now another mini heatwave set to impact the bay area for the 2nd half of next weekend and even 10 days from now with the return of some possible gusty offshore winds as well widespread low to mid 90's inland for the next couple of days as we head into the 10 at 10 outlook back to you jonathan and justine thank a to the east bay now in 4 new flex street locations opened up in the city of oakland today, 3 sites are in downtown the 4th. >>is in the uptown district the program lets businesses use sidewalks parking lanes

we're going to see at times more drifts of smoke returning to the north bay as well as the east bay but still good air quality for other parts of the bay area. so there will be an air quality advisory for the north and east bay as our temperatures this afternoon remain very comfortable, and i know it will be very tempting to get out there but we will have some nice, comfortable weather for today but heating up this weekend. how is it looking for the early morning commute, mike? >>> i don't know, i think marcus jinxed it. no, this has been going for a while on the altamont pass. not much going on, but out of the altamont pass you are jammed up going to grant line road. folks are able to get off the freeway and we have most of the lanes open. there is a crash still blocking the slow lane. a big distraction that will delay you out of tracy coming into the area. everything else looks clear including the earlier crash. looks like no problems now at the dublin interchange. marcus? >>> thanks, mike. breaking news out of paris where two people have been critically injured in a knife attack. aut

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even the east bay checking in with some great weather pleasant at 79 double at 77 cooler than your 80's which already were bad. oakland at 72. well conquered at 79 today, the north bay only 3 spots holding on to the low 80's vacaville fairfield inn pit. elsewhere, it's 70's across the board until you head to the coast at the 60's which as i mentioned easily makes today are coolest one of your forecast. tomorrow temperatures will begin to climb a bit you'll see some more 80's in your 4 zone forecast on saturday. sunday and monday as i mentioned bringing the potential of some smoke and haze working its way back our direction and then tuesday, the kickoff of fall with temperatures seasonably warm in the 70's state ease. rob, it just didn't feel that close. i just had no idea a few days ago the fall is right around the corner. thank you john over to your commute now we're checking in on the traffic here is a look at the role into san francisco, we're doing fine. we don't have any big problems leaving oakland the maze is looking good. >>5 8024 the east shores all is well come on in your dr

the north bay hills or east bay hills are fairly weiss red in the east bay. our inland valley locations are in the delta and all the way into the sacramento valley. this begins tomorrow night. a better idea of what you can expect and how long the triple digit heat will last, coming up. >>> we have the director of cal fire's. thank you for joining us. what fires are you being concerned about? >> from the map, we have several areas. the north bay mountains and east bay hills. no matter where you go across northern california, we will see the high risk. as we have seen in the last couple of times we've had red flag warnings on labor day weekend for example, not only challenging us for the active fires but several new fires. we are bracing for what could be a very busy weekend. >> right now we have fires that are burning across california. how many flowers fires are still burning right now? >> today we have 25 wildfires. we have been making progress. this week alone, to fires have been contained. down in san mateo and santa cruz county, that was contained. the ne

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neighbors forced to leave when a fast-moving fire rips through an east bay building firefighters are still on the scene this afternoon. what we know about this case. and what a difference a week makes from or skies choked by smoke to blue skies today, the bay area getting a breath of fresh air. but that bad air. we'll return. >>from the bay area's local news station. this is on for news at 3. >>thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 3 i'm justine waldman san jose police are looking for a gunman right now after a hail of gunfire has been unleashed at a candlelight vigil 6 people were shot. this unfolded just blocks away from san jose state university at south and east reid streets 2 people are now dead 4 others have been hurt. this is a developing story we're watching this afternoon and kron four's rob fladeboe is live for us now at the scene in san jose and rob what was the vigil that was happening and do police have a motive this afternoon. >>of all both questions answers hard to come by right now justine we're not sure what that vigil was about at this point as for

still air quality continues to be an issue this morning spots in the east bay and on he peninsula ng our worst of conditions. then a couple of areas where we do see improvement and some of our lower elevations in the south bay on up through petaluma and santa rosa this map is going to change a lot this morning, i'm going to keep you updad on that as we do make our way over the next few hours that low pressure area that's one through the great basin and southern rockies yesterday is still resulting in a pretty strong northerly flow into the north bay that had brought us all that wildfire smoke from. 2 complexes in northern california the august complex in the north complex made our skies pretty yellow yesterday. we're already seeing winds ginning to relax so that's going to transport less and less of that smoke our direction we still do have enough lingering smoke and then pollutants in the bay that's going to re that we're going to hold on to hazy conditions for a few more days as far as wildfire potential goes still under red flag warnings for or upper elevations of the east bay as w

expected in pleasanton and very hot in danville at one 10 1 '08 and won a creek low 90's along the east bay shoreline oakland, a high of 94. one at 10 if you're going be in vacaville tomorrow wine country in napa one '03 and then the north bay we're seeing the 80's along the coast, but then triple digits for nevada what one '04, 1, of 5 expected. in santa rosa all have your 7 day around the bay forecast coming up a little bit later justine. >>thanks so much well turn out to national news and following the shooting death of 18 year-old deon kay on wednesday in washington dc, dozens of people gathered this weekend to protest police brutality. the officers involved in the shooting have now been placed on administrative leave pending an investigation. organizers of this weekend's protests say they want to see an end to the violence and the officers to be held accountable. now this was just one of several protests that took place across the country over the holiday weekend labor day recognizes the american labor movement but this weekend was marked by another movement for racial justice. >>britt

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 with such dangerous heat check on your neighbors, check on some of your older relatives who may be even more vulnerable to the heat make sure that they've got a cool place to go some cold waters them out a little bit as for coastal spots these areas under heat, advisories and peach highs in the 80's even up the coast and as i mentioned air quality is bad and actually deteriorating at the moment, east bay, south bay and peninsula see the worst air quality at the moment, but really all in all it doesn't matter where you're at it is not a good situation to be doing much outside especially not a lot of rigorous outdoor activity even as it is the morning and it's not super hot. yeah, i'd avoid that hot again this afternoon much like yesterday triple digits for a lot of us and i'll tell you exactly where still ahead your forecast james all right john. thank you says part o

in the east bay richmond police are searching for answers in a drive-by shooting that killed a bay areaapper in injured 2 other people. it happened on friday just before noon near 4th street and mcdonald avenue. investigators say 29 year-old lamont a bunch butcher who use the main stage name tay way was shot and killed detectives say 2 others were injured, but they have been released from the hospital so far police have not made any arrests. well that gets your attention doesn't the shooting in san francisco caught on camera around 1230 saturday morning. neighbors were startled out of sleep by a barrage of bullets hitting their apartments. kron four's gayle ong has more. >>no one was hurt in the shooting i spoke to the woman who lived through that scary moment when gunshots hit her apartment that moment caught on video. >>it's several shots her just after 12:30am saturday. there are about. >>1310 13 gunshots. i was startled my boyfriend told me get down get down and then once the gun charge definitely it stopped there was like a screech you can see bullet holes inside the apartments whe

if you are coming into the east bay through the bay bridge. no problems there are no problem san mateo bridge, nothing to see here just keep moving along. here's a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge. that's probably the lightest bridge. so far this morning a few cars heading towards the toll plaza right now without any accidents you're probably looking at around 11 minutes from richmond into county. >>all right time now 6.33 let's get back to our big story this morning. the excessive heat and with extreme temperatures and some people don't have a season their house to get hot, it's pretty tempting to head outside go to a park or beach or a lake to try and find some relief. forcefully to call reports from lake chabot which saw a lot of folks coming out this weekend. >>a crowd was expected and a crowd showed up is great to be out here you feel safe everyone's just like kind in own thing and doing so from a distance a day before the grass near the lake chabot regional park marina in castro valley was essentially bear but on saturday, a diffe

poorest air that i've been tracking all week long right now the pores for those of you throughout the east bay, interior valleys and even the northeast portion of the north bay very unhealthy to have unhealthy air particles out there right now and that's going to continue through most of your sunday as well but we will notice a stronger sea breeze by the afternoon and early evening hours that will improve air quality a bit but we won't really notice improvement until around tuesday of next week so that is why we have not only a spare the air alert but an air quality advisory from now through monday and daytime highs tomorrow 5 to 10 degrees cooler in fact, mid 60's along the coast low 70's throughout the east bay shoreline with 80's as you make your way in life. >>thank you so much for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news at 8, 09:10am ms. williams: we've been working hard... ms. robinson: ...to make learning fun again. ms. duncan: and making sure our students can succeed. ms. zamora: we're with you every step of the way. ms. robinson: i know it's a challenging time. ms. zamora: no one wants

from the east bay to the north bay you are right on time here at the richmond sandra fell bridge. no problems rolling west. it will be a nice trip on over to one o one we'll check more bridges coming up later. a setup that's what house speaker nancy pelosi is calling her controversial hair appointment in san francisco. a surveillance video captured the speaker inside of a hair salon on monday. and now the stylus involved is speaking out kron four's gayle ong explains. >>as it turns out it was a setup. so i take responsibility 4 falling for a set up house speaker nancy pelosi is referring to a recent visit to a san francisco hair salon defying covid-19 health orders. >>video obtained by fox news shows the speaker inside the salon in the cow hollow neighborhood with wet hair and not wearing a mask. san francisco salons have been closed since march because of the pandemic pelosi reportedly got awash in style blowout treatment just one day before salons in the city were allowed to offer services outdoors the speaker has sparked controversy among salon owners republicans and stylus one

than yesterday but definitely not as warm as they're about to be 70's 80's and 90's now for the east bayivermore and pleasanton back to the low 90's same for you in danville in concord oakland at 75 while the north bay 70's 80's to 90's as well, vacaville at 94 hot spot you better hot spot. a lot this past week but that hasn't been saying much because it has been too hot. that's about to change though all of us across the bay area will either be under excessive heat advisories in the peach color, or excessive heat warnings in pink now the warnings or where we're going to have the dangerously hot conditions that's where daytime highs for inland spots will be at 100 degrees or well above by sunday and monday some areas like vacaville, even areas like fairfield could see daytime highs at a 110 degrees and above again that's sunday and monday the core of your heat wave right there bayside areas 80's to low 90's for many of our daytime highs by sunday and even up the coast tapping into the low 80's. so it will be hot across the region get yourselves to cool spot. definitely keep a close eye o

got the 70's covered the east bay shoreline off to the east upper 80's 80's also up to the north bay 81 san jose and 66 for san francisco do a little bit of a kicking in here all on shore and that's keeping temperatures corrected. but even on inland rather we see teens happening in the far east bay and even up to the north bay as well. so what we have for this mostly sunny mild very close to seasonality here 70's for the bay 80's going on in london for the weekend though turning hot in this is the most people going to notice 100 degrees possible. and some of those far inland reaches and the fire weather watch goes on for the north and the east bay saturday night through monday morning again by that point it might be a red flag warning again a lot of unknowns that's way upstream there. more on your forecast coming up in a bit so nice day thank you for that. >>now coming up today on kron 4 news at 3 why dozens of students were admitted to you see schools despite being less qualified than other candidates. plus almost a month out from halloween, the cdc warning americans to avoid a tric

opposed to being out in this area we're going to continue monitoring the air quality here in the east bay and i'll bring you more coming up at the half hour for now reporting here in hayward greater harvey kron 4 news. >>thanks for anna. no good the north bay, either james, no absolutely not we've got our cameras there as well kron 4 sarah stinson giving us eyes in marine county this morning eyes are probably burning just a little bit because of all that smoke sarah. >>that's really bad today guys it's definitely the worst in the weekend being outside i can confirm that it's just make sure that you're really limiting exposure today, everyone because you can see it in the air especially in the headlights of cars that come by take a look at this map you can see the north bay here, it's really bad and we're up in the 3 for hundreds that means it's hazardous the worst air you can breathe in right now we got street cleaners coming by but yeah, air is just really terrible. it's combined with the fog and they are driving over the golden gate bridge it is on terrible i don't know if you guys been

lnu lightning complex fire in the north bay that's currently 91% contained more than 375,000 acres have burned there. the scu complex that's burning in the east and south bay. it's up to 94% containment with nearly 397,000 acres burned and then we have the czu lightning complex fires in san mateo and santa cruz counties or up to 80% containment with more than 86,000 acres burned and the what would fire at point reyes national seashore in marin county is now 95% contained that fire has burned more than 4800 acres. the lnu lightning complex is one of the 3 largest fires in state history. newly released body cam video actually shows a police officer desperately trying to evacuate people in the fire last month, steve large reports. >>you know you've got to go now let's go now don't have time to cure your stuff go these police body camera video shows a new view of an intense escape video shows the officers going door to door urging vacaville homeowners to hurry even helping grab last second items as he notifies homeowners of a mandatory evacuation order. >>the >>body camera captures the officer loading up a bag in a homeowner's vehicle and hustlin

monday morning in the mid morning hours anywhere in the teens for those of you in the north bay and east bay down into the single digits by monday afternoon because of those triple digit temperatures that i am tracking for most of the north bay and even for the inland valleys of the east bay so critical fire weather kuntar concerns from now through monday afternoon by monday night getting a little bit more moisture and that's when that red flag warning is set to expire by 9 o'clock monday night with that heat advisory set to expire by monday night as well, but a little bit earlier at 7 o'clock in the evening wind gusts as you can see for those of you in the north bay sustain 20 to 30 miles per hour. but gusts in the highest peaks upwards of 45 miles per hour from now through monday morning in the single digits, though by monday afternoon but tracking triple digit heat on top of that that's we have the red flag warning in heat advisory in effect from now until then because the peak of this heat wave just cnn jonathan we'll be on monday 15 to 25 degrees above average and little relief in our i

triple-digit heat inland, east bay, south bay, and through the east bay.l have a look at temperatures coming up, all the way into the weekend. more on this coming up. >>> coming up, president trump focusing on the economy this th the election continues. >>> plus the latest on efforts for another stimulus check for americans amid the covid-19 pandemic. >>> and coming up tonight in prime time, catch draft day. that begins at 8:00. and then that's followed by the 10:00 and 11:00 news, right here on ktvu channel 2. dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78° or higher... or cooling off with a fan when you can. united we are always stronger. stay well, california, and keep it golden. >>> unemployed a cans can expect to receive an extra $300 a week in benefits. the supplemental payment will be available to anyone w

the east bay will have the worst of the air quality as we look at some better air quality for the southay. i'll continue to monitor that, and we'll talk about temperatures coming up. what's happening out on the roads now, mike? >>> mostly green sensors but a couple incidents marked on the map as we take it full screen. you'll see a couple incidents, one on the peninsula and one in the east bay, both cleared from the roadways. we'll track that. if there's anything big to report we'll let you know. i circled another issue in richmond, also the east bay, a fire. it's been there for a while since about a half an hour now, maybe a little more. it's a roadside fire just about out at 580 and central. back to you. >>> all right, thank you very much, mike. new overnight a police officer in the hospital after a crash in san jose. it happened a little before 1:00 a.m. when police say a driver ran a stop sign on taylor, and i'm looking this up right now. i believe it is near third. they t-boned the patrol car. both drivers were taken to the hospital. they're not saying if the driver was under the i

only inland, east bay and south bay are spare from the unhealthy air.polluted.nly inland, east bay and south bay are spare from the unhealthy air. >>> at least three people have died in the bear fire. 12 other people are unaccounted for this morning. and that fire has scorched more than 252,000 acres and at this point it is 24% contained. >>> number four, starting today, you can begin working out inside at gyms in san s is in s is in >>> and number six, a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. pe metering lights came on at 5:32 this morning. >>> and number seven, the bay area's eerie sky and the announcement of the reopening of the winchester mystery house, a coincidence? we think not. the manage says thsion says th opening saturday with self guided experiences of the world's most bizarre home. yesterday, would have been a good day to be out there. right? but before we leave you guys, we want to take a moment to say good-bye to would be evone of o proceeders. gill has been working behind the scenes for 25 years. and today he is refriretiring f station. he does

to the east bay hills on the east bay shoreline we're looking at one o 5 for up to the north bay, triple digits to be found as well as the south bay, the peninsula. 90's 80's 81 coming in for half moon bay. coming a little bit later on we'll be checking your 4 zone forecast and that extended well. >>all right, thanks dave turning a wildfire coverage now the excessive heat all weekend is causing cal-fire to increase its staffing not only are crews on standby for any new fires that may spark they're also gaining containment on the 3 major fires that have been burning over the last 3 weeks the lnu lightning complex in the north bay is currently at 89% containment with more than 375,000 acres burned the scu complex fire in the east and south bay is up to 88% containment, more than 396,000 acres have burned there and containment is up to 68% in the czu lightning complex fires burning in san mateo and santa cruz counties that one has burned more than 86,000 acres you can find the latest wildfire and evacuation information on our website kron 4 dot com. stick with us

the east bay and north bay hills as well as the inland valleys under a fire weather watch this weekendtions are ripe for a wildfire. mary lee has been talking about this all morning. temperatures this weekend could be in the triple digits. winds will pick up and humidity will go down. firefighters say combine those weather conditions with the dry hills and it could create some very dangerous fire weather. they're asking everyone to be careful with those outdoor activities. now pg&e is also keeping an eye on the weekend forecast. but says right now, they are not expecting any public safety power shutoffs. the utility created a new tool where people can sign up for alerts and warnings in their area and you can go@website and they'll send you an alert a or two ahead of the ps ps. that going from saturday at 11:00 until monday at 8:00 a.m. live in walnut creek, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> all right, thanks katie. let's talk more about this fire weather watch for the north bay mountains and east bay hills and valleys. due to the dry and gusty offshore winds as we look to our weekend. and ear

green on the map, we did have a bit of yellow showing up earlier from the northbay and inland to the east bayoke on the august complex managed to sneak down into those parts of the bay area. that will be the case tomorrow. 2 miles, 10,000 feet off of ground-level which is not really the upper levels of the atmosphere, just the middle territory if you look at the whole depth of the atmosphere. some of that smoke blowing down especially for the east bay on saturday with a moderate air- quality is in the forecast. but the mid level wind will shift around a little bit as we head to the weekend. the hot weather will take over. the heat don't i have been talking about all week, that will prevail in the upper levels of the atmosphere but underneath that there will be a little system trying to sneak up the coast, that will turn the winch to an easterly direction which will grab some of the smoke from the creek fire anson that toward us as we head into early next week, so deteriorating air polity right now, the official forecast from the epa, the bay area air quality management district shows moderate

so are you in the east bay. now you'll be.arely making it to the 80's for our most inland cities with the vast majority of us only in those 60's and 70's so no mats 76 today with neish at 77 santa rosa through sandra fell in the low 70's today, and tomorrow won't be much different we're going to hold on to smoky conditions more so the knot, so don't expect a lot of sunshine to be breaking its way through these next couple of days. temperatures will be kept cool into next week even we're not looking at any heat waves ahead of us what we will see is gradual gradual improvement as far as air quality is concerned later in the forecast you get likely the more sunshine you'll get signing between those smoky skies. that's your forecast robin is standing by with a look at traffic. hey there hey there john traffic's not so bad right now crossing bay area bridges, we're looking at actually decreasing numbers here from the east bay over to the peninsula. so let's start off the look at 92 the trip across the san mateo bridge you see how i

now sits at 80 to 81 santa rosa right now while its neighbors in a bottle at 90 and the east bay 97 for livermore 94 going on for any aac so definitely the smoke has been a climate control as it has drifted around the bay coupled with the fact that we've had this fog a marine layer come back again those 2 have really helped out because we're seeing temperatures. some doesn't degrees or 2 dozen degrees behind where they were from this time yesterday, the lineup for you today, 96 or so going on in those inland areas, dropping 82 by 7 by 10. hazy skies at 72 outlook forecast coming up in the bits knots. >>now be sure to stick around all afternoon for continuing coverage coverage of the glass fire. we'll update you with the latest containment numbers and a courage. plus you can get details on the latest evacuation orders along with the air quality and the forecast. coming up here on kron 4 news at 3 wildfire, deja vu. the story of a man who lost it all in the 2017 tubbs fire and is now under evacuation orders for the glass fire and a local sports news, a live report from the oakland coliseu