here's an 87-unit apt complex in -- apartment complex in emoryville. by the same response, this company in emoryville that's responsible for this 87-apartment building complex made gavin newsom a guest at the building and he sat up there and still tried to criticize and said he would fine them $600,000 if they didn't build on time. we should fine him. i've done that, and i've done better than that by showing you an apartment complex that's being built in emoryville for $56 million, a 144 z-unit building that's better than the complex i just showed you. in fact, the 144-unit complex for $56 million, three-story building, with the $1 billion that newsom says he's giving to the homeless, you could build nine. and with the other billion, you could build a 27-story apartment unit complex right next to each other. you've got 11 districts, and if you build this type of apartment building complex in each and every one of your districts, that's a total of 22,174 units for low-income bracket that you claim each and every one of you help. you sound like a hypocri

martinez, emoryville. 73. 60 san francisco, half moon bay at 77. palo alto down two.close tore town not at stanford. concord, though, 96 to 89. they are running nine degrees cooler than 24 hours or so. san jose just went down a bit. the weather more so tomorrow. oakland, 63. there are a lot more 50s. now, you are seeing the temperature change in 24 hours ago. minus two napa airport. minus six in concord. fairfield, livermore, san jose. if it feels cooler, it is. one degree cooler than berkeley proper. haven't seen that in a while. the city at 58. that is one of the cooler lows they have seen in a while. the water temperatures have been coming down. san francisco still 60. i expect it to go to 59. awest/southwest 22 bust gusting almost 0 miles an hour. that is double what it was. that is a sure sign this time of year. as long as it holds, i don't think it will collapse. that low is getting too close. that is going to ramp up the cooling trend. there is a hurricane that is not going to impact or anything else. it is move ago way and will move into colder water and then

. >> let's take a look at emoryville, summer may be winding down but it's still heating up and it could be windy too, which we know is a dangerous combination when we talk fire. rob? >> who sees the worst of the that will change late monday in to tuesday. want you to focus in on the areas showing up in red purple t higher elevations of the north bay, where we see the accelerating, you can see in to parts of solano and yolo county, we will see an elevated fire risk where there's low humidity levels. and at 7:00 a.m. in the morning the strongest gusts will be out in the slope of the sierra, where we have a power shut off possible. for the bay area, right now, a fire weather watch is started monday night through wednesday morning in addition to that, parts of the bay area could be looking at upper 90s for highs. and the closer look at what the temperatures will arrive in forecast in 12 minutes. >> we will see you soon, rob, thank you. download the nbc bay area app, where we have the most up to information. u answers after a loved one is brutally murdered 23 years ago. tonight, her friends

. >>> heading into the weekend let's give you a live look at emoryville. it may have been a little cooler the last couple days, but get ready because it's about to heat dramatically. jeff, much warmer this weekend. and then much warmer next week. >> yeah. we are looking at a major increase in that fire danger certainly within the next 7 days. it's all about this big dome of high pressure that is starting to move in right now. we think by tomorrow morning it's going to feel a little bit milder out there. you can see at 9:00 in the morning we'll have low 70s in concord, livermore, and danville. san jose 68 and 69 in san francisco. for the early afternoon we will be up to 91 in antioch, and parts of downtown san francisco at 82 degrees. ll take a look at our rain outlook and we will let you know what that holds as we head throughout the next ten days. >>> a powerful and historic day is coming to an end. the question now what happens tomorrow? will government and industry leaders make climate change a priority? today you saw it millions of people across the wo

a little bit of slowing as you make your way up through that emoryville curve over to the bay bridge toll plaza. speaking of which, this is the slowest picture we have to show yu all morning. this is the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights have been on for the past 25 minutes or so, and you are looking at a 15 to 250-minute delay to get on to the span unless you are in the carpool lane. 5:48 and what a difference some nice weather makes for the commute. right, steve? >> yeah, and you know, any rain around here, and is sit usually a problem. not today. we are under clear skies. we are having a nice day. temperatures near average and slightly below. we are moving up a direction. still a little bit of activity in northeast california. a little impulse clipping the sierra. about done for reno. big-time thunderstorms yesterday. they stopped off at canal street and la salle. i am showing my age there. you remecca fall street. me and mike bryan used to go there all the time. just to study, of course. >>> and back here, we are looking for awarmer weather. upper 70s and 80s. mid 80s possib

take a look outside to see that blue sky as it goes through emoryville this morning.