for those of you in fairfield at 22 miles per hour. but fortunately tomorrow, during the start of our mini heatwave are going to see winds out of the hour or less. so not noticing any red flag warnings or imminent high fire danger thanks to those calmer winds, but it's certainly going to be hot out there. don't let your guard down. in fact, we're going to be 5 to 10 degrees above average for warmest inland valleys. remember, we should be in the low to mid 80's. not 95 degrees, but that's what we're going to see for concord and livermore santa rosa and of auto. also in the mid-nineties, those of you in fremont and san jose trying to flirt with 90's. but upper 80's for you with the mid 70's for downtown san francisco. so temperatures going to really heat up for sunday and monday. good. the good thing is we don't have any heat advisories in place for sunday and monday. but those of you in solano county, you could be at or near that triple digit mark. so just keep that in mind. i'm really worried about the very hot dry conditions because t

the event being held this morning in fairfield. to ensure his legacy and highway 41 the entrance into yosemite. it's closed this morning and a section of the park is under a mandatory evacuation order. we have an update on the wildfire that's also threatening one of your seventies most famous sites. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning to you. and welcome to mornings onto on this saturday. july 9th i'm claudine wang. good morning, everyone happy saturday. let's get you at the door talk to rosemary forecast. kind of foggy out there in parts, right? yes we are looking at a bit of a cool down for today. it's not going to be much and the temperatures rebound tomorrow outsider doors at this hour little bit of get into the afternoon temperatures will range from low sixties at the coast well into the nineties and have a look at what you can expect for today and the rest of the weekend. coming up. okay thanks. rosemary elon musk says he now wants to back out of his proposed $44 billion deal to buy twitter. but the

. >> the city of fairfield held a gun buyback event today. people were able to hand in their firearms. >> no questions asked and received gift cards in return. law enforcement and city officials say more than 90 firearms were taken off the streets by back. >> kron four's camila barco was there. scott, the details? >> so 2 rifles. >> rifles, pistols, and pellet guns. just some of the firearms fairfield police collected at a gun buyback event on saturday. we believe interest that lives will be saved as a direct result of that raymond court in montz from fairfield believes these gun buyback events are stepping stone in preventing guns from ending up in the wrong hands. we know which is one element in the message, right? creating space of people. >> bring unwanted firearms, illegal firearms. >> he and his wife has spent the last 14 years advocating for change after they lost their son. matt garcia in 2008 to gun violence, garcia had just become the youngest city councilman elected in fairfield history in 2007 tragically lost in 10 months later on

this is traveling into fairfield. after that everything is moving smoothly. 37 has letter volume at a vallejo. highway 4 not bad toward concord and the rest of contra costa county moving slowly. the bay bridge toll plaza is slowing down a bit and the metering lights are on so we should see a build over there right now and that's what we see. 880 over crossing moving smoothly. 880 is also nice with a little slowing south through hayward and that's about it back over your pick >>> 6:20. next, nbc bay area response. after the break we show you how we are supporting local schools and how you can help out . >>> and as we head to break we want to share this photo of mike and instagram. another nail in his tire. the same tire. different nail. >> i reported that even after the other. >> you can keep up with mike following him on instagram, following him on instagram, twitter and facebook. when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, ma

fairfield police say it's not too late to turn in a gun and potentially receive a gift card. so it does not end today. we do have committee members that often would like to surrender their firearm and they can reach out to us through our dispatch center, and we'll give them instructions on how we're going to engage and interact with him to process the firearm and take it from him. in total 92 firearms were turned in. all of them will be destroyed. greg legans ktvu fox two news. bulgaria weather looks like a little bit of a warm up will top our headlines as we do head into your sunday. in fact, the hotspots will be approaching the mid to at least the mid nineties and by monday, a few upper nineties out there as well. highest from today, actually, not too bad and pretty chilly out toward the coast, only the lower sixties around the bay sixties and seventies and inland lots of eighties once again the warm spots in the lower nineties out toward antioch's, but everybody notice of warm up for tomorrow. in fact, showing you the inland spot here for one that creek high today. 84 degr

plus, the city of fairfield is holding a gun buyback event.s off the streets. and san francisco officially has a new da. what that means for the city moving forward. the kron 4 morning news continues no matter what type of dog you have... or, cat you have... frontline® plus lets you take them everywhere... no matter how you define it. frontline®. the #1 name in flea and tick protection. a jelly bean that's good for you? try nature's bounty jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier-for-you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. get more with nature's bounty jelly beans. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, july 9th. we have a lot to get to for you this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr a day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and bay area fog around the immediate bay still hanging around

just some of the firearms fairfield police collected at a gun buyback event on saturday. we believe interest that lives will be saved as a direct result of that raymond court in montz from fairfield believes these gun buyback events are stepping stone in preventing guns from ending up in the wrong hands. we know which is one element in the message, right? creating space of people. >> bring unwanted firearms, illegal firearms. >> he and his wife has spent the last 14 years advocating for change after they lost their son. matt garcia in 2008 to gun violence, garcia had just become the youngest city councilman elected in fairfield history in 2007 tragically lost in 10 months later on september. 1st. >> an individual high on drugs ahead of an illegal firearm. the discharged in the residential community. garcia's parents learned that the gun that killed their son >> was bought at a garage host said buyback events help - through their organization. the mac garcia foundation to collect any unwanted guns and prevent gun violence. one less on the streets means that there's one les

at 4:00, fairfield will be at 90 degrees. you will feel that heat and some of the spots and that will continue into the weekend. it seems like it is light friday. >>> i will finish the report. there is a little bit of slowing in the typical spots. but the toll plaza does not have any backup. the metering lights are on. >>> we are also following the breaking news and shockwaves being felt around the world this morning after the assassination of former prime minister of japan shinzo abe. the news of his death only confirmed by the hospital in the last couple hours. we have to warn you, we are about to show you edited video that is hard to watch. you can see the moments leading up to the gunfire and aftermath as bystanders try to save his life. this happened near osaka which is about 50 miles east of tokyo. the gunman fired as abe was delivering a camping space for other members of his party. another video shows the shooting suspect after he was wrestled to the ground. authorities say he is in his 40s in a local resident with a

upper 90's fairfield and concord.seeing a beautiful view of clouds, fog, morning fog and areas of drizzle. a much cooler afternoon. continuing cooling wednesday with king tides and low-lying flooding through friday. overnight into tomorrow morning, you will see widespread gray, some drizzle near the coast, and the fog is not going to completely clear tomorrow afternoon and evening. temperatures first thing in the morning will be in the 50's and 60's with the drizzle around. give yourself a little extra time to get where you need to go because of the damp roadways. coastal areas will be in the low 60's, places like half moon bay. fairfield up to 89. 72 in oakland. 79° in santa rosa. the accuweather 7 day forecast, breezy and much cooler tomorrow, especially inland. cooling continues wednesday. temperatures rebound, but it's not a big warm up. low 90's inland. 60's co-side. -- coast side. we are into this seasonal pattern. when we get through the heat today, we are good to go. larry: thank you. ama: we are all told to b

at fairfield heading up to 85 degrees. we will still have warm air for some of the inland valleys but it will get even hotter for some of the inland areas heading into the weekend. >>> what is going on with the commute? >> the commute first off is waking up. opposite eastbound 80 and it looks like everything getting away from the bridge at speed. that will probably be on the shoulder by the time you get there, anywhere in the east bay. carteret county smooth drive. >>> british prime minister boris johnson reportedly preparing to resign according to two senior government officials. let's take a listen to what he is saying now. >> in europe, the past six exit from lockdown and in the last few months leading the west in standing up to the putin aggression in ukraine. let me say now to the people of ukraine, that i know that we in the uk will continue to back your fight for freedom for as long as it takes. at the same time, in this country, we have been pushing toward a vast program of investment, infrastructure and skills, an

a 22 mile per hour wind right now and fairfield.inds will be pretty consistent during the afternoon. 10 to 20 mph now. typically, we should be in the sixties in san francisco, and we're going to be a couple of degrees above that for this time of the year, but in throughout the tri valley eight degrees below normal. couple of different elements going on first thing more of a southerly flow. that's why it feels a little bit more in the muggy side. but meanwhile, from the north, we've had a series of troughs worked their way into the bay area, actually, by enhancing our marine layer. now, today's latest trough is going to scour out that marine there we will have a hint of some sunshine during the afternoon hours. but most notably, we're seeing a little bit of light precipitation around mendocino county. i'm not talking about anything as far as accumulation is concerned, but there's a good chance we could see one of these stray showers. nick lake county or sonoma, or napa counties again, nothing notable as far as precipitation accumulat

through the delta, into the upper 80s for fairfield and yough. right around 70 for oakland and the east bay. low to mid-80s for east bay until you good farther inland where temperatures are going the threaten 90 degrees around windsor and st. helena. if you're heading to the alameda county fair this weekend, the last weekend for the fair, saturday will be the cooler after half of the weekend. but if part of the fair experience is cooking on the black top, sunday is your day. temperatures in pleasanton reaching up into the low 90s. that's the kind of temperature jump we're talking about for inland parts of the bay area from saturday to sunday. so sunday's fire threat is going to be higher. tomorrow it's still going to be on the lower end of the scale. close to zero in the morning because of the presence of the marine layer. it starts to wrap up by noon. it's another day where the highest fire index dangers are going to be around a 4 on our index scale. any time we're staying below the mid point it's a good thing. temperatures are going to warm up

vacaville west commute direction on 80 toward fairfield.dly involving 8 to 10 vehicles around lagoon valley road. they are all on the shoulder quickly so i think many may have stopped and pulled over because they saw the commotion. probably a few vehicles involved and no injuries reported just coming into fairfield. the rest of the drive through the east bay, no problems for the east shore freeway or across the carquinez bridge and the rest of the bay is pretty much green. >>> the u.s. now reporting more monkeypox cases than any other country in the world, surpassing 3500. and in all 50 states, california leads the way. ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco looking closer at how some communities are feeling the impact more than others. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the gay , bisexual men having sex with other men demographic is considered the highest risk for this outbreak but locally we are learning that latinos account for 30% of all cases in the city even if they only make up 50% of the population. that is data from sa

and that's in the fairfield area. so here is that very impressive deck of low clouds and some patchy fog, and it has been enhanced by a trough while to the north of the bay area that promises to produce a couple of light showers around the mendocino area back into down north, a county otherwise are clouds do retreat by lunchtime or one o'clock in the afternoon. even along december till coast but then quickly filled back in by nine o'clock tonight, when most of the fireworks displays and activities will be taking place. so the bottom line is your fireworks for cast. we do call for partly cloudy skies that are inland areas. for example, livermore their big show, i believe it starts about 9 30 or 9 45 tonight and then cloud cover around the bay around the median sea shore the embarcadero . we are calling forward that patchy fog that cloud cover as well, some breezy conditions, but it's a cell. abrasion with temperatures in the fifties. today's daytime highs going up and comparison of recent days. in fact, we haven't hit

we've got six degrees warmer in santa rosa, as well as fairfield.ay, though, where we're stuck under some of that fog and low cloud cover temperatures are running a little cooler. half moon bay, sfo nevado four degrees cooler this morning 62 in novato apple fifties outside your door, san francisco low sixties along the east bay shore opera sixties inland, east bay and even 73 reported in brentwood. the warming trend that kicks off today will last through monday and then temperatures are expected to drop off again getting into tuesday. wednesday thursday, a little bit more comfortable, but at this hour with that northeast flow northeast in areas over the sonoma mountains, mount diablo reporting in north wind, north wind and the santa cruz mountains. temperatures are already in the upper sixties to low seventies in the relative humidity 51% 43% it's only nine o'clock in the morning, so drier air in place. warmer air in place and again. temperatures are expected to can be a lot hotter than where we were yesterday. upper seventies expected over areas of

degrees in gilroy, also in fairfield. you look at that temperature 78 degrees in livermore, also unpleasant in dublin and san ramon. encompassing the tri valley that temperatures at least 10 and 11 degrees below average 69 degrees in oakland is spot on for this time of year and mid seventies at the peninsula drop into the mid fifties tonight with the overcast skies that blanket of cloudiness pushing back on shore again, but the clouds do retreat to the coast and thin out each and every day a hint of some sunshine today. earlier clearing on friday and check out that big bump in the temperature by sunday, meanwhile, have a terrific day, everyone, pam thank you, roberta, a world leader is stepping down up next , the political pressure from inside his own government that may have forced uk prime minister boris johnson to step down. monkeypox cases are on the rise in san francisco. now one health advocacy group wants the city to better prepare for more infections. and more signs that bay area tourism is on the rebound. what th

fairfield resident samantha siders is still shaken for several hours on tuesday.er neighborhood was thrown into chaos after police surrounded the house of one of her neighbors. they just came and swarms. there was like trucks sheriffs. they were in full suits and it was very scary. they were there for this man. seventy six year old james gary gary was arrested for homicide and booked into solano county jail. this is a family household and have a lot of children and they frequently play in the neighborhood and wave at this man, but it's just gary's arrests that bother ciders but also the extent of what he's alleged to have done. thanks to dna evidence compiled over a series of decades as well as modern technology several bay area and state law enforcement agencies have been able to link gary to unsolved murderers and other crimes going back more than 40 years forensic analysis dna analysis. all those things were, you know, very very premature at that time. they were in their infancy. the first murder, is that of a union city woman in her home in 80 the second is a

yeah maybe a little warmer in fairfield by a degree or something like that.e's a five day forecast looks good. it's gonna warm up on the weekend side of heat waves. just a little warmer. of course, fire danger will ratchet up a little, but it's nothing red flag warning ish or or spare the air. ish i'll see you back here a little bit. i'll see you back here tomorrow. alright. thanks, bill. questions are being raised tonight about a decision by a judge in tulare county to grant unconditional releases 22 suspects who were allegedly found in possession of enough fentanyl to potentially kill a small town. jose's india's and benito madrigal were taken into custody 10 days ago after police say they stopped their truck carrying 150,000 fentanyl pills and £4 of cocaine. but a judge let them go. and now no one knows where the two men are. another judge has issued a nationwide warrant preemptively setting bail at $2 million each, so this doesn't happen again. if those two men are caught ban interference changes the outcome of a really clutch it for the giants as they tr

fairfield still has its southerly and southwest wind.ted more to the west a couple of hours ago and now returning to the south here. our temperatures are for tomorrow sixties beaches to 90 degrees in antioch and new york state of forecast has called for that summertime weather pattern to continue through the last day of july. julie mike roberta. thank you. the cost of school supplies can be challenging for families who are struggling to make ends meet. that's where our ktvu annual virtual school supply drive comes in. thanks to your donations. so far, we have raised more than $14,000 in the 1st 10 days of the drive, but we still need your help as our goal is to raise. $50,000 ktvu is partnering with the nonprofit supply bank .org. asking viewers like you to donate funds to help buy school supplies for 2500 bay area students in need $20 donation. mind you is equal to $65 worth of school supplies. all the money raised days right here in the bay area and to donate just head off to ktvu dot com forward slash school. coming up in sports. the

fairfield resident samantha siders is still shaken for several hours on tuesday.s thrown into chaos after police surrounded the house of one of her neighbors. they just came and swarms. there was like trucks sheriffs. they were in full suits and it was very scary. they were there for this man. seventy six year old james gary gary was arrested for homicide and booked into solano county jail. this is a family household and have a lot of children and they frequently play in the neighborhood and wave at this man, but it's just gary's arrests that bother ciders but also the extent of what he's alleged to have done. thanks to dna evidence compiled over a series of decades as well as modern technology several bay area and state law enforcement agencies have been able to link gary to unsolved murderers and other crimes going back more than 40 years forensic analysis dna analysis. all those things were, you know, very very premature at that time. they were in their infancy. the first murder, is that of a union city woman in her home in 80 the second is a woman whose body w

so 96 in fairfield. i gotta update. actually, that's going to be probably 100 tomorrow.bably 92 in santa rosa. yeah 9 78 in oakland, 82 in hayward. very warm day and then temperatures look at this big drop off on tuesday. so that's what you're looking for, right? that's exactly what you want to see if i had if i had line these up, and it will happen this year, but if i lined up a bunch of hundreds of across the top of this thing at the start of the week by the time we get to wednesday, we're doing fires were doing fires were doing fires. this pattern we may get. we may see some starts tomorrow, but we're going to see a rapid cool down which will help right, obviously with any kind of fires that did start and it will help suppress any fires that could start. so there is the five day forecast the weekend pops in there, and it warms up a little for the weekend. so really is that when i look at these forecasts, you guys it's all about how we, you know what's the weather going to be like in relationship to fire until we get these first rains and this is a pretty good five day

in fairfield it is about 9 degrees warmer. i am going to take you through the time me of what to expect today coming up in my full forecast and give you a look at the seven-day outlook and now we will look at the roads with mike. >> as you are traveling north over at 237, this might be a factor at the interchange . we are looking at activity and also shanley fans has been damaged. it is a smooth flow of traffic and not any major problems coming off of the altamont pass. >> thank you so much, mike. >>> this morning there is heartbreak and calls for answers in the midwest as a person of interest is in custody following a shooting at a fourth of july parade in highland park , illinois. we are learning how police managed to track down the suspect. >> nbc bay area's jay gray has more . >> reporter: a celebration shifting toward chaos. >> we heard noises coming. the sound i had never heard before. >> reporter: a gunman fired from the top of a nearby building as spectators lined the parade route. >> you some massive amounts of blood.

then look at fairfield where the hive reaches 101 degrees. san jose is in the upper 80s in san francisco in the 70s. nevada reaching 89 degrees. tomorrow gets a little bit cooler. much more of a breezy wind picking up. more coastal fog and into the upper 60s in san francisco and concord will see a high of 85 degrees. on wednesday the continued cooling happens as we get a stronger breeze. it will be warm in some of the valleys. the most intense heat has been over the south. record high temperatures continue through the week. we will also see the alignment of the sun and moon causing king tides. that means coastal bays and areas along the coastline will be dealing with some title flooding. that will mainly happen between 9:00 and midnight when low-lying areas may deal with that because of the close proximity of the sun and the moon and it creates the gravitational pull. that means the water comes further inland. watch out for that in some low- lying areas that typically flood during king tides. temperatures warm and well above normal. in the 80

we will see highs into the low 90s in fairfield. it is also going to be a little bit warmer for the weekend. >>> mike, you are tracking an issue in the south bay. >> you had that beautiful fog behind you but i get these headlights but that is why i am showing the live shot at 101 at 680 where the arrow is on the map. or a few minutes we've seen yellow and orange in the area but tapering off even now. there could be some folks getting to work early to get out early. that tends to happen on friday in many offices. we will track that but right now the standard out of the altamont. >>> following breaking news as the shock is felt around the world this morning after the assassination of former japanese prime minister shinzo abe. the news of his death confirmed by the hospital in the last few hours. we will tell you that this video is edited but it is still hard to watch. in the seconds leading up to the gunfire you see the chaos, and in the aftermath as the frantic bystanders tried to save his life. this happened about 15 miles east of t

it is 60 and fairfield. 60 in livermore and mid sixties in discovery bay, backing through rent brent wood and 62 degrees in redwood city, a series of troughs have been skimming across british columbia and also the pacific northwest for the past several days, it is ushered in that cooler and seasonably mild air mass. for this time of the year, but this big bad boy over here this is a huge dome of high pressure and what is going to do it's going to exit the great basin and start retro grading towards the west coast. when that happens, our desert southwest heats up our bay area heats up and we will see the warmest day on sunday. until then, partly sundays, guys a little bit of clearing along the seashore 60 to 83 degrees today, that will be our temperature span 83 to the south and gilroy and met in high school. sixties around the central bay. we'll talk more about that five day forecast, sal and garcia that's still coming up. roberta. thank you very much. the alleged gunman in the fourth of july parade confesse

temperatures 84 in brentwood, 86 fairfield, eight degrees warmer in fairfield 10 degrees warmer in santa rosa, then yesterday at this time, so you can just kind of go. yeah speaks. that's just a little warmer than we thought it was going to be. i thought maybe eight degrees, five degrees warmer in santa rosa 10, so pretty significant warm up. i think less cloud cover today. it burned off more quickly than we anticipated. the flow is still advantageous, though in terms of high humidities, mild or lower temperatures and much better fire conditions, fire concerns anyway, in terms of you know bad , you know, cumulus humidities high temperatures. you know what i mean? so there's a clouds for tomorrow morning. not as many as this morning a little quicker burn off. then there's temperatures that are warm a little bit and this temperature footprint footprint. is a classic july temperature footprint green, yellow, orange and red. right and those are the microclimates reds being nineties and there's some triple digits if you get into the purples, but that's how it looks like tomorrow. tomorrow wil

in the 60s around san francisco. 70s in hayward upper 80s concord and fairfield. really dry. we're going to get the little bit of a breeze in through the afternoon. that elevates the fire danger even though we get cooler. the winds from the west southwest 15 to 30 miles per hour. it will definitely bring us concern when it comes to dry brush out there. we've seen a number of brush fires start and quickly spread. looking out ahead, there's slight chance for showers primarily in the sierra because of southwest moisture. that's going to impact us mainly to the sierra. it's also going to cool off a little bit into tomorrow. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you. a lot of students are now weeks from heading back to the classroom. for families planning to get back in school, things are starting to wrap up. >> those trying to get basic supplies fur their students, we want to help out. we continue our supporting our schools initiative. chris, it's familiar faces i've heard pitching in for the next phase of the initiative. >> yeah we're here live in sunny sunnyvale. there

fairfield man robbed at gunpoint as he arrived home thursday morning. neighbors say the man had just returned home from the bank but it's unclear if the attacker knew that or not. attacker pushes him to the ground, appears to take phone and possibly something else from him. it's not clear what. victim's son-in-law was in the window with his baby. reached out to the fairfield police department, not yet heard back. >>> scary day on the water in san jose. boat malfunctioned, left passengers stranded in the bay, but thanks to emergency rescue efforts from san jose first responders, they were rescued before things got worse. three people rescued from the vessel, two reporting injuries. >> thankfully the boat was able to access the boat and retrieve the three. it was close, tides are rising, had to access under a bridge. about five minutes to get to them before the tide rose too high, really lucky to get them out. >> still no word what led up to the accident or the extent of the injuries. >>> another day of abortion rights rallies across the country from in f

peta williama 71 in low to mid 80's at fairfield, concord and livermore. and looking across the embarcadero. we'll see fog pushing inland overnight spotty drizzle will occur near the coast perhaps near the bayshoreline. we have a big two-day warm-up. and monday, highest temperatures inland. those two days will range from mid 90's to 100 degrees. overnight, we'll see fog pushing not just across the bay but locally inland. 6:00 tomorrow morn, the day starts with lots of lingering low clouds. maybe some patchy drizzle near the coast. but that fog will burn away quickly. we'll have a rapid warm-up. let's take a look at what we expect tonight before we get to tomorrow's heat. drizzle near the coastline. lows of 53 in halfman bay minely mid to upper 50's justability everywhere else. a low of 62. tomorrow's highs under sunny skies. 68 half moon bay 74 in stan. low to mid 80's along the shore lines. t 6 in antioch. 98 fairfield. most other inland locations even in the north bayh 98 at cloverdale. but we're talk about the far north and 100 at yukia. we've got a coo

this is in parts of concord and fairfield, about a 10 degree difference. we will keep the morning clouds into tomorrow. this is all the way into monday. remember i talked about the cold front. we are talking about the possibility of getting shower activity mainly in sonoma, but it will be enough to bring rain into the north. we are monitoring the cloud cover. if this moves through quickly, we will get clearing and times for fireworks. if this moves through slower, we might not get enough clearing to enjoy. we have the latest models into sunday. for now, around 5:00 p.m., we see cloud cover. it was pretty dusty with winds especially through the ultima pass. we had gusty winds, and the northbay mountains can see some winds. through tomorrow and today is breezy as well down to the south bay. i will take you through sunday at about 2:30. low to mid 70s. looking to monday, we start to warm up into tracy and livermore, mid-70s from the south bay and upper 70s for san francisco for the fourth of july. enjoy the 70s. we will get into next week as we get high press

and you welcome to mine way out in fairfield at community. i'm ron swisher. it is great to have you this morning on pentecost. >>> live from the "cbs bay area news" studios, this is the kpix 5. >>> live and streaming live on the "cbs bay area news", this is kpix 5, we have more on the fire bur burning. and more on the oakland city leaders calling out for the violence and calling for justice. >>> a major win for the housing advocates and a major opportunity for those staging the longest housing strike in oakland history. >>> good morning. i'm devin fehely, and it is july

it really i mean fairfield in july 93 degrees, it's really warm but hot fairfield hot to me is 98 99 100 . but anyway, it's going to warm up a little bit, but we're not looking at heat advisories, red flag warnings or anything like that. the five along the coast is doing us a favor by cleaning out the atmosphere. dropping the fire danger, increasing the humidities. it won't help quite as much the next few days because each day as we go through time, it's going to shrink down a little bit, which is classic summer powder. as you look at the current temperatures there about where they were last night. at this time, there's that fog bank. it's getting a little deeper right now. it's getting up over the headlines and pushing inland. you can see his pension dad on the backside, though, and that's when you see that it's being pushed up over and it's pinching down. that's an indication that that highest building in when you see it kind of dovetail down onto the bay like that. so tomorrow it won't be a stick and consequently, tomorrow morning fog forecast right here shows not as much inland n

numbers were pretty up there. 99 fairfield 99 antiochus highs tomorrow will be right about there.fog in the city. but there's fog at the coast. and if i was going to be lingering, as you would expect, not just for tomorrow, but the next couple of days and we had for a cool down. here's the upshot. so we get the heat, right. we had today was hot. tomorrow's gonna be hot. but then there's a big cool down comes on tuesday, which is exactly what you want to see in this pattern. you don't want to see day after day after day of what we had today, we're going to see tomorrow, but that's gonna end. and so when you look at the long range forecast year. it's encouraging in terms of the fire fight concerns. so here is the onshore flow. you see it there. temperatures are running above average tonight by 10 degrees in fairfield 12 degrees and conquers that tells you already it's going to be a warm day tomorrow, at least as warm as today. and then you can see that not much going on now. this is the model. i stopped it five o'clock tomorrow and i just wanted to. first of all, see the winds the s

it is the same area where a 16 year old fairfield boy drowned last monday.me a dad was out there trying to help his son, investigators say 35 year old marcelo perez of san pablo was at the lake with his son. the boy went too far into the lake and was unable to get back to shore. perez went to rescue his son but began to struggle himself and then soon disappeared under the water. deputies say several people went into the lake to try to help the father, but it was too late, officials say people are often dc is because the water looks relatively calm. i think the combination of the water clarity not being great, um, it's oak shores itself. as soon as you get into the water, it drops off pretty rapidly and i think, um, a lot of people assume that the water line every once they hit the water line that it's not very steep, but it drops off pretty quick. so you know, you step off five ft in the water now. you went from, you know, five ft. deep to 30 or 40 ft. deep. napa county sheriff. deputies say that the boys survived, although they are not releasing any other i

ktvu is amber lee joins us now live from fairfield with the message from his loved ones, amber. julie the vigil was held here outside north bay medical center. dozens of people attended the gathering. the family is calling for a crackdown on side shows. my son is fighting for his life because of chose that people are doing in hurting each other family and friends gathered in front of north bay medical center in fairfield to pray for tyler ingersoll, his mother tells me the 19 year old is in critical condition and has undergone three surgeries for traumatic brain injury after being hit by a car while he was watching a sideshow as a parent, it's the most traumatic feeling i've ever felt in my life to see my child their life that did not be able to do anything to help him to be able to hold him to be able to make him better. mom has a warning about side shows for your kids. don't let this go on until you kids out there. they think it's fun in it. you guys think it's okay? you could lose your life just by watching it. on sunday night, ingersoll was a spectator at a sideshow near six

look at fairfield and solano county. typically a sea breeze but those are gusts up to 40 miles per hour. similar conditions across the range where things will be much drier and locations across the bay. we'll be watching these gusty winds at time. even though the temperatures are relatively clear and yes there's a chance of showers. we will explain that in 10 minu >> easy for you to report those illegal fireworks. the number on the screen 18338252025 if you get that number you will get a line that will connect you to your county. we also posted it on our website. >>> the team known as sert will be on alert through monday. those who are caught could face fines up to $5,000. since january morgan hill has had 17 calls related to illegal fireworks. illegal fireworks can cause a lot of trouble in all kinds of ways. >> it can indeed. this legal fireworks re display just started tonight. >> i like them because they go into splash town. >> you can't really have those fire works in your backyard right. that's right. actually peop

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

places like fairfield in the 80's. this camera will get sucked in. patchy drizzle overnight. muggy conditions tomorrow. the heat returns inland later on this week. hour-by-hour, you notice widespread gray. drizzle around. even at lunchtime. lingering clouds along the bay shoreline. the afternoon and evening, advancing back in. definitely going to be gray. temperatures on the mild side. 50's, 60's. watch out for the drizzle. highs ranging from the low 60's to the low 80's. still with the humidity lingering, inland areas seeing sunshine along the coastline. morning clouds and drizzle. low 60's to low 80's. not as humid thursday. beginning to inch up. as we head into sunday, that is when temperatures will be low to mid 90's. near to above average. low to mid 60's coast side. but it has been a nice change of pace to not have the hot weather around. >> we will have it a few days. >> we will. >> the san jose sharks introduce the new general manager. we tell you why the ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. time for ache and burn! o

san francisco, this is a much clearer view than we had the previous shot. 93 degrees. 85, 96 at fairfieldece at conway and livermore. at the golden gate, you can see the effect of the fog right now. these are our forecast future. fog will expend overnight, drizzle or the coast of the bay in the early morning hours. hot inland again tomorrow, but we expect a refreshingly cooler pattern around the middle of the week. here is what we can expect overnight, looking at the forecast. surge of low clouds and fog across the bay. 5:00 as the morning commute gets underwear, there will be lingering fog and perhaps a damp spots on the roadway as we expect spotty drizzle with this pattern. it will go back to the coastline quickly tomorrow as it did today and we will have a rapid warm up in the afternoon. overnight, it is going to be relatively mild, maybe even uncomfortably mild in some places as more temperatures drop into the upper 50's to low 60's, generally upper 60's in some spots like antioch. then tomorrow, that heat is on again. we will see mid-60's at the coast, not warm but right around the b

anyone with information should call fairfield police.use said today that president biden has likely contracted the rapidly spreading b a five covid variant. the president's doctors say he continues to improve, saying as primary symptoms are a sore throat, runny nose, cough and body aches. yesterday mr biden completed a course of the antiviral packs livid. the white house says the president is isolating and continues to work remotely. the more than 10 million people living in los angeles county may soon be required to wear mask and doors. once again, county supervisors are expected to impose a new mask rules as early as next week in response to a dramatic rise in new covid cases and hospitalizations all across los angeles county. this latest mass mandate would have have would have a major impact on restaurants, bars and many other indoor businesses. what's angeles county would be the first in southern california to bring back a mask mandate this year. major blast in ukraine after two russian missiles hit the ports city of odessa and this

upper 90's, concord, fairfield. tomorrow concord, you will drop 15 degrees.ticeable around oakland, san jose, redwood city. a couple of degrees drop. this is what will bring this cooler weather, this area of low pressure. it is going to enhance the onshore winds, continue to deepen our marine layer, so that is what will drive the temperatures down. gray skies near the coast advancing across parts of the bay. visibility down to four miles in half moon bay. temperatures anywhere from the 50's to the 70's. you are still warm well inland. we do have a coastal flood advisory due to the king tides. san francisco high tide, the flood advisory remains up. another flood advisory goes up until wednesday. 1045 we are expecting another king tied just over seven feet. it is a foggy view from our golden state. camera. the king tides will continue this week through friday with the low-lying flooding. hour-by-hour tomorrow morning starting off with drizzle and fog. not completely clearing. temperatures will be in the 50's to 60's with the fog and drizzle to start the day tom

napa in the low, 90 at fairfield, 94 concord and 89 at livermore, so toasty in the bed.nland again tomorr.expect gradual coog on tuesday about two degrees cooler each day as we go later into the week. overnight, look for clouds along the coast. they will move locally across the bay. 7:00 tomorrow morning, as the commute is underway there may be lingering dog -- fog but it will push back to the coastline and we will have a sunny day tomorrow. overnight lows will be in the upper 50's to low 60's in inland spots. mild overnight and then warm away from the coast again tomorrow. d to upper 70's near the bay and mid to upper 90's at the inland east bay. mid 80's to lowhe way up north, lakeport will be around 102 and 99 respectively. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast predict notice a gradual cooldown each day going into the latter part of the week. but the bay will nice dzylleelon low to mi70's by thtieto xteek. highs will be only in the upper 80's. it is cooling down. >> now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. chris: the giants were ranked throwback jerseys for african-ameri

we want to prevent the theft of firearms to be used in crimes. >> the foundation is named after a fairfield city councilman murdered by someone who illegally bought a gun at a garage sale. >>> still ahead, we are tracking another big fire in california, this one burning east of sacramento. we have new updates on evacuations and how crews are responding to the electra fire. spit >> plus parents are going back to the office, we know this. so, someone has to watch the kids. there is a demand for caregivers , and of course it is not cheap. we will tell you which bay area city costs parents the most for a sitter. >>> tonight, putting a pause on retirement, a look at how inflation is forcing some inflation is forcing some retirees back into th a jelly bean that's good for you? try nature's bounty jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier-for-you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. get more with nature's bounty jelly beans. >>> the body of former japanese prime minister shinzo abe has arrived in tokyo. died friday after being shot at a campaign event in western j

low 80's in fairfield and concord and thesare features.nd moisture moving up from our south during the overnight hours, incrude christing clouds with increasing humidity as well tomorrow. there's a chance soft some showers as that humidity builds up in the afternoon hours tomorrow and monday. here's our forecast. overnight we'll see that surge of monsoona moisture coming up from the southwest. of course, that means increasing clouds as well. we'll start the day with hazy sunshine. but the clouds will be with us throughout the day. that moisture starts to trigger parts of the central valley. there may be showers tomorrow and monday. and with the daytime heating of the sunlight creating some instabilities that might allow for conditions to trigger a thunderstorms an isolated thunderstorms or two. overnight lows will be mainly in the upper 60's. tomorrow's highs low 60's. mid 70's around the bayshore line and mid up toker 80's inland. here's the seven-day forecast. tomorrow and monday, humid conditions and increasing clouds, lots of clouds i

the matt garcia foundation is named after a fairfield city councilman who was murdered by someone who illegally bought a gun at a garage sale. >>> the 57 hour closure on part of highway 101 continues tonight. this you see right here is why. the crews are replacing a broken drainage system, two lanes are shut down, the closure caused a serious backup on the golden gate bridge. this is video from around 5:00 this evening, lane closures in sausalito between the tunnel and rodeo avenue. it started last night and will continue through 7:00 in the morning on monday. >>> we wanted to be really careful and really sure that it was safe to reopen. >> covid cautious as our search continues. tonight, a beloved bay area theater finally reopens its doors. >>> i have been waiting 2 1/2 years to come back here. >> a lot of smiling faces were there as the theater and moviegoers could move forward together. >>> and they are burning hundreds of miles away, two major wildfires are having quite the impact on lake tahoe. what you need to know, if you are planning a trip. >>> and >>> welcome back. it just k

fairfield at 88. the same in livermore. san jose in the low 80s. 70s for the interbay and 60s on the coast. more changes are coming and we'll talk about that coming up. mike, you are looking across the golden gate. >> sometimes. sometimes we can't see it because of fog but we are looking here because we have a traffic from the marin side. we still have headlights coming across. some low cloud cover and maybe fog at times and we will show you the bay bridge coming up. right now the speed sensor show is smooth drive. right here is where the traffic is ending up approaching the bridge. no major issues just some cleanup after overnight construction. down here construction between cupertino leaves 85now firefigh working around the clock to protect yosemite national park as the fire continues to threaten and burn out of control. the main concern is saving the giant sequoias, some of which are thousands of years old. as cheryl hurd reports, crews from around the state are pitching in peerk >> reporter: new video from the washburn

the son-in-law of the man attacked at the front door of this fairfield home is speaking out tonight.his video difficult to watch. doorbell video capturing the moment a suspect runs to the front door, tried to rob the man. the victim had just gotten back from running an errand. the victim's son-in-law with his baby at the window. the family is in shock. >> this is a peaceful neighborhood, everyone's really friendly. everyone was so surprised when they seen what happened. >> the suspect ran away. video from a neighbor shows the man get out of a white car and escape using the same car the family had only recently moved to fairfield. >> these guys, they just jump. >> after three men die while trying to save a young boy in sacramento, river oakland's >> edwin rivas drown when he was trying to save his 8-year-old grandson. the three men were active in the oakland community. rivas took part in weekly trash cleanups. and all three competed in a local soccer league. >> i knew them well from the soccer program to, you know, just giving back to the community, map. i was surprised when i heard t

the onshore breeze are fairfield only 15 mph so earlier in the week.being pushed all the way into the sacramento valley no longer the case, and here's a look at the 25 temperature change. where this morning we started out a few degrees warmer. a few degrees cooler now, most of us if not all, of us, warmer out there by five degrees and conquered by four oakland hayward as well as palo alto, palo alto right now, 63 degrees we have low sixties outside your door oakland. 57 in san francisco fifties to low sixties for the north bay and already 73 reported in brentwood . the future cast here will show you as we get into the afternoon. we are looking at the partly cloudy skies. for areas like ocean beach, pacifica, half moon bay or west facing beaches ride in here. meanwhile santa cruz capital looks like you'll clear out get some sunshine south facing beaches in the north bay likely to get partly cloudy to mostly clear skies into the afternoon as well. and the 24 hour temperature change, or i should say yesterday into today, the afternoon high as you can see.

the least expensive is in the vallejo fairfield area at 6 25 or 37.olice intend, pablo broke up an illegal fireworks operation and made several arrests. police say they see several £1000 of illegal fireworks in a party supply store on wrong real boulevard. it was part of an undercover operation. police say the clerk in the store sold fireworks to an undercover police officer. the business owner and another associate have been arrested. police say they seized fireworks worth between 50 and $100,000. the recent hot, dry weather can be dangerous as some people start setting off their own fireworks. not only can airborne fireworks cause injuries, they can also start fires, fire officials warned. at this time of year, dry and windy conditions can lead to disaster if you're not careful, battalion chief at cal fire tells us here at ktvu. the agency is prepared for the fourth of july holiday and has officers out looking for illegal fireworks. paired for this weekend. we will have our prevention officers working with local and federal law enforcement in task f