so how hot will it be tomorrow up to about 108 in fairfield? 104 105 at antioch concord livermore 102, cloverdale 100 at santa rosa 103, morgan hill and as a look at the maximum temperature trend on monday look at this up to 15 possible at fairfield 11 at concord. 110 danville same picture on tuesday, maybe even a hotter in some spots. i'll be back a little bit later to show you when this oppressive heat wave will end karina. all right. sir, thank you pressure on the california energy grid has prompted a flex alert to be extended into sunday a fifth consecutive day the state independent system. operator says the most challenging hours are between four and nine o'clock in the evening. calaiso says californians have been responding and conserving electricity these last few days and if we don't cut our power use it could trigger rolling outages. every megawatt saved is a megawatt we can use to keep the grid stable. so no reduction in your electricity uses too small. preliminary data shows that conservation during flex alert hours has helped keep t

still sizzling 104 and fairfield 102 in livermore. what we have seen today as you look at the accuweather seven day forecast. heatwave easing tomorrow cooler with a slight chance of a few showers between saturday and sunday certainly will be humid. but look at that when you go from 112 today 13 to 88 that'll feel much better. it's back to usual next week with our typical summer pattern alma and larry will be right back after the you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol and keep it low with two doses a y

but look at that fairfield number 21 mile an hour , uh, sustained when, out in fairfield.breeze. it's about 80 degrees or 90 degrees. at that point, it is providing cooling for those inland bay valleys, which is super helpful. same without in livermore. 14 miles an hour. sfo the san bruno gaps kind of getting going a little bit 15 miles an hour temperatures tomorrow we're going to be cooler. you know that i had an interesting email just a little bit ago. if somebody in marin western moran in this afternoon , they were talking about god. all of a sudden they're out of the beach and all of a sudden, the wind went to 30 miles an hour and just went on and on from about 12 to 12 30 that had to do with probably that he, um , the thermal gradient, overriding the heat dome and just breaking through and so did all at once, so the sea breezes is infiltrating. i didn't i don't. i just got that as a report. i didn't experience it. but just showing you that. yeah, this thing is starting to break a little bit, or at least budge a little bit and you'll see it here again. the forecast for

fairfield 112. 10 wait at livermore. temperatures will persist through friday. we can expect more record highs and increased fire danger. one more look at the excessive heat morning in effect for all locations in the coast through 8:00 p.m. thursday. daytime highs will be up to 115 and the hottest spots. near the coast, we have a heat advisory for the same time until 8:00 p.m. thursday. highs will be at or above 98 degrees. no marine layer. a patch or two of clouds and that's about it. overnight lows will be uncomfortable. mid 60's to mid 70's. tomorrow it will be hot once again. san mateo 78. 90 will be the high and downtown san francisco. the north bay, numerous 100 degree plus readings. up to 110 in santa rosa. along the east bay shoreline, 94 in oakland. castro valley 100 tomorrow. further inland, all triple digits. all above 110 up to 116 in fairfield. here is the 7-day forecast. notice how the heat holds on through friday. low to mid 90's around the bay shoreline. cooling on friday, but not much. this weekend, we g

you can see fairfield bay point. those are strong storms. the thunderstorm is up here up around kinda in between up around the davis area, essentially, yeah, and what i can do is we back this out, and i'll show you the line of them all the way back down to livermore valley and then out to the east. most of the showers have been to the east of us. i'm going to back it up and you can kind of see this as at one o'clock, two o'clock. three o'clock, four o'clock and then to now, so that band of showers continuing to move through chance with thundershowers. still a possibility tonight more possibilities for showers again tomorrow. same kind of thing. it wasn't all over the place like that live shot. we showed you mostly sunny, right? but you go. you stay here or east of san francisco, and you've got some severe and strong storms going on right now, with a significant rainfall rates. i'll be back here. we'll look at the forecast will line it up for you. all right. we'll see you in a bit. bill. thank you. wilson bay area residents spent today survey

it's 118 fairfield. it feels cooler if you're in fairfield than it did yesterday, during the day when it was 115 116 these are the current temperatures. yeah, it's still slaughtering. but you do notice that along the coast, right? these are current temperatures. you see the yellows and greens and that's a bit of a series. there was some patchy fog at the coast as well. that certainly helps as we look at the departure from yesterday at this time, and it already kind of started cooling yesterday at this time, that's why these departures aren't so massive. but sfo's 13 degrees cooler than it was last night, nine degrees cooler in oakland. extreme heat warning that stays in effect through thursday, and it's verifying, right. the inland bay valleys are all going to be over 100 degrees and the downside of this is we're going to pop those temperatures up tomorrow again, so that heat advisory for these areas around the bay has been, uh, hoisted again, and it's going to be in a factory tomorrow night. so kind of

if not this afternoon. 1 15 right now in fairfield 1 11 in brentwood.yesterday we're baking. it's 10 degrees warmer than yesterday in antioch , eight degrees warmer and fairfield. these numbers 10 and out towards clayton 111 in brentwood and again when you're dealing with concrete, you're dealing with neighborhoods with a lot of concrete away from the water awa f

a place like fairfield and also in a vacaville wall along the coastline. keeping you cool. but you've got to watch out be very careful. these heat waves with your pets and your children. this is how quickly these temperatures could warm up in your car if you have an outside temperature of 75 degrees well in 10 minutes but quickly becomes 100 degrees. we can imagine the temperatures we're going to see this weekend of 100 plus 100 degrees inside your car for 15 minutes. that will turn it like an oven at 140 degrees. you're going to be very, very careful and not leave your pets or your children in your cars over the weekend. all right. we are going to see some changes coming our way. that fog is bringing us some nice. he relief along the coastline. that will be the one cool place up toward the beaches. in fact, you see it right there. 50's coast side right now. upper 90's still a little more. 102 right now in brett, 102 in fairfield, 100 and saline, a 101 in cloverdale and a very comfortable but warm. 85 in fairfax onshore breeze continues outside right now. that is going to c

cooler in san jose, but inland areas are still baking in the heat 103 and brentwood livermore 108 in fairfield, so and areas have not escaped the heat wave 80 in oakland 78 in san francisco mid-90s around san jose 98 degrees right now in santa rosa inland areas in the hills under that excessive heat warning through tomorrow night lake county until 10 pm, friday and solano county until 8 pm friday very high to high heat risk heat advisory for the bayshore line until tomorrow night also includes the marin coastal range and the coast big changes are coming for the weekend. we are monitoring hurricane k the possibility of showers and thunder and much cooler weather. i'll be back with a closer look coming right up dan okay. sandy. thanks a lot. we'll see you shortly. now the hot weather of course again straining the power grid across the state right now a flex alert is in effect until nine o'clock tonight abc 7 news. anchor karina. nova is monitoring the energy demand very closely. she's in the newsroom with the latest karina. well right now dan we're under a flex alert and a level two energy emerg

vacaville, fairfield and daca this evening as that storm line move through most of us to the east, now into the north, but the opportunity of the potential for something tomorrow still exists as long as that low pressure center stays offshore. so we're watching that showers back in the forecast, but it's gonna be a day tomorrow a lot like today, which was for the most part really nice unless you got under one of those. we're back here with the full forecast. alright bill sounds good. marin county's reservoirs are exceeding normal levels with a little help from the recent rain, according to marine water, marines, reservoirs are now 106% of their historical average for this time of year in some residents are soaking it all in. it's great. smells good. looks good. all the animals are really happy. birds are great. marin county is in stark contrast to the rest of the bay area and california lake sonoma is 30% full compared to its normal end of the summer average of 54% comanche, northeast of stockmen 48% full compared to 78% in folsom lake is 39% full compared to 74. well it was a sad and

low 100s for concord, antioch and fairfield today. it will be much cooler at the bay shoreline, only 80's. 60's at the coast. as we look at the forecast, we will see the marine layer will return tonight. and we will have some passing clouds, as well as tropical humidity coming from the dying hurricane kay. overnight lows will be much lower than they have been. no record warm lows expected. here is the seven-day forecast. hot inland today, but cooler than the rest of the week. showers over the weekend, but not significant rainfall. and the remainder of next week, looks like smooth sailing with normal temperatures. kumasi: coming up, seven things you need to know. julian: local pumpkin growers are worried if some kids it will make it to halloween. kumasi: a project years you go by lots of titles. veteran, son, dad... it's time to get up. no.... ...hair stylist and cheerleader. so adding a “student” title might feel overwhelming. but what if a school could be there for all of you? good to see you. career, family, finances and mental heal

says they're working on those temperatures and will get the official highs shortly 112 right now in fairfield. it is really hot in livermore 107 degrees. meanwhile half moon bay is 75 degrees excessive heat warning is going until 8 pm thursday marin coastal range in the sf bay shoreline until 8pm tonight and for solano county. it's until 8 pm friday. he'd advisory is still in effect until 8:00 tonight for san francisco and the bay shore line until 8pm thursday. you will notice the temperatures are heading in the direction. we want to see for many areas, which is down. i'll let you know when we'll finally get a break from this excessive and extreme heat that we're dealing with dan and alma. all right, sandy. thank you for a seventh consecutive day a flex alert. it's in effect this evening until 10 o'clock tonight and many state buildings began powering down lights and air conditioning an hour ago to help conserve energy to better understand. strain on the power grid and the possibility of outages. let's go to abc 7 news. anchor karina nova who is live in our newsroom karina. we are now on a le

so that 90 and fairfield tomorrow looks like an 84 85. most temperatures tomorrow in the upper seventies low eighties in the inland bay valleys could be cool day. mild day fog along the coast, sir. nice air quality and again temperatures cooler. the temperature forecast for san francisco around lunchtime. you're at 63 degrees a little bit of cloud cover after the fog kind of burns off, and then later in the day, four o'clock, you're about 68 degrees. partly cloudy and san francisco. so really nice day. not that not that hot, right? it's pleasant. these are the current temperatures. you can see already, the cooling his filtered well inland. it's interesting last week at this time, i showed you the same map. but of course, we didn't have the greens and the massive cooling but we did see brentwood at one point this time in my brain was like 89 degrees. we had a couple operate eighties and 90 degree readings at this time, and now we're back where we belong into the sixties cooler by 11 degrees and conquered than it was last night. high pressu

sacramento, fairfield, 111 in livermore.t is not far off shore and a northwesterly wind 10 to 20 miles per hour. san francisco, ocean beach, montero comfortable while points to the north around point reyes and stinson will temporarily warm. look inland for wednesday and then high pressure builds back and we will see an even hotter day on thursday. you're talking once again this extensive heat wave. as we get through friday, we are going to file change. this subtropical moisture looks like it could be coming up along the central coast, perhaps visiting us next weekend. 100 and is san jose. 90 in summary veil -- in sunnyvale. upper 90's and a redwood city. upper 80's in san francisco. we could see 90 tomorrow. 103 and a and napa. on the east bay, hot with 94 in union city. 108 in san ramon. 112 in brentwood. little change tomorrow. wednesday, may be a few degrees cooler. by thursday we are hot again and by friday, our last day of excessive heat. julian: "good morning america" coming up here on abc seven. kumasi: danielle has a

the winds up to 16 and fairfield , otherwise pretty calm across the bay area. sfo at eight. a northerly wind. it s, uh, i want to say mineta international airport in san jose. now the air quality report does suggest that we'll see moderate levels of ozone around the bay area further out you go see those little red bubble areas there that cates. you need to limit your outside activity if you have respiratory ailments, a brief relief today, cooler in all areas have to buy 15 degrees , but still mighty hot away from the bay into the triple digits. and this is why the national weather service has extended that teach warning until thursday evening and throughout the red highlighted area, the yellow highlighted area that's a heat advisory and we do have some good news there. it's allowed to expire later on tonight. as we do see some relief and then the areas not shaded in anymore. we did have that heat advisory expired last night along the seashore, so mid and high level clouds sweeping across the north bay this morning. we also saw some showers up to just about a qu

that's a morgen hill and also in fairfield. it will be in the mid seventies and antioco and in concord, let's go in and take a look at that extended forecast because we are calling for a brisk wind on thursday as well, but temperatures gradually goes. it up, and then we go ahead and put in that encouraging chance of rain showers and the sunday evening forecasts. david pam. alright, roberta. thank you time before 21. san francisco's district attorney wants to crack down on teenagers who commit certain crimes. we have details of the new policy for prosecuting teenagers plus an advocacy group that helped form the california reparations task forces pushing back against the bill to form of the committee will explain why i wish that shaq was my real life big brother. turns out, some wishes do come true. they'll never know. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage- go with the neral. have you seen my ne

fairfield did as . travis air force base got up to 117. that is the hottest day on record for any day of the year at that site. current temperatures are still hot. it s still 86 downtown. inland, over 100 degrees. 112 in fairfield. still 110 in concord. we will se similar temperatures again tomorrow. the warning has been d all the way through thursday for thursday for all inland parts oe bay area. temperatures ranging m 100 to 115 degrees. this might have to be extended through fri. through friday. temperatures here well into the 90s. the difference, a lot of places ands don't have air conditioning. that brings an added level of sensitivity to anyone that might that might be sensitive to those to those difficulties. you want to be sure you are checking on y friends and neighbors and any that may have a help issue. especially the spots over 110 degrees tomorrow. > >> i am getting these alerts, specifically pleasanton. we are keeping a close eye on demand. so far, no word of any blackouts. i just found out, wee having blackouts. the advice r

fairfield is 102, 100 in livermore. about eight hours left of this heat advisory as well as the excessive warning. 113 near fairfield, 70s along the coast and 80s in san francisco. >> a little bit of a break but t much. > >> imagine a way to get from one from one country to another in . >> the u.s. military is workingn a way to use rockets to blast co across the planet. spacex and blue origin are helping. the goal is to send supplies, weapo, even people to go from country to country in just a matter of . >> people? pass. >> i think you would probably bn the ceiling of the rocket. th [ dramatic music ] >> liam: it doesn't help, you know. >> brooke: what? >> liam: the pacing. believe me, i've tried. it only makes the anxiety worse. >> brooke: well, maybe it's because we know it's legitimate. i get extremely uncomfortable when thomas is too much in the picture. [ liam laughing ] >> liam: yeah, tell me about it. >> brooke: and i still don't think he can handle his feelings when it comes to hope. i mean, i want to believe th

fairfield at 115. also an all-time record for travis air force base. >> temperatures will be just as hot. some fluctuation but everye will be 15 to 25 degrees above average. the advisory has an extended along with the warning for all inland parts of the area. inland temperatures will e from 100 to 115 degrees. the heat is a cumulativeree at. thlonger it moreit wea you down. make sure you are keeping an eye on frien, relatives and neighbors. the ady around the bama coastal ranges s also been extended through thur. limit your timeout died. try to stay hydrated. there is relief s we head toward the weekend. > >> keeping a close eye on the power grid. this is the peak of the day. statewide demand set to set to hit 48,000 with a narrown to avoid rolling blackouts and put things in perspective, cal o is forecasting demand to hit all-time highs tomorrow. they say we could be sort anywhere from 2000 to 4000 megawatts. thy is pulling and energy from the t to stave off the blackout. we are living pleasanton with

it's gonna be 104 and fairfield. that's hot 68 and half moon bay.e coast in bay and it'll be noticeable 72 in san francisco 80 oakland 90's around san jose and santa rosa much cooler on saturday. we're going to drop you down to the 80s in many areas heat warnings are still going up and down the state of california, but they're going to see much cooler weather as well as remnants of this system already moving in their direction. that's the tropical storm k prompting all these watches flood watches gail watches high wind warning for southern california looking at a live picture. you can see the haze in the air spare the air today air quality advisory tomorrow due. wildfire of smoke because the air quality is suffering accuather seven-day forecast slight chance of showers and humid this weekend between saturday afternoon and sunday morning. it's certainly going to be much cooler, but the humidity goes up in the next week. we're going to cooler than average online larry. love it. thank you, sandy. all right. i'm in for dan casey pratt handling sports. w

good and then fairfield.share with you that five day forecasts and dave and pam that's still coming up. are you googling bad bunny? over there? we're checking out to play a song for him. yes running. thank you. roberta wages are going up, but most of us are not seeing the benefits up next. how much of those pay raises are being gobbled up by inflation? now let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom with what else we're following for you here on morning sun, too. it's a busy one. pam and dave. when i join you in studio, mass school shootings have increased nationwide over the past decade. many parents and students say it's their greatest fear. next on mornings on to look at an active school shooter training simulation to prepare and protect against a devastating attack. disneyland is doing its part to help with our state's historic drought in the next hour. how the park is cutting water usage while still keeping all of its plants blooming and healthy year round. first it was serena williams. now we ha

fairfield has been on on one throughout the week. temperatures in northbay mostly run 90, but closer to reasonabl. to reasonable. lower 90s in the santa clara valley. 60s along the coast. those numbers are gog to be much closer to average across the bay area tomorrow. bay area ground level quality has been good to mostly moderate category. we have a few orange dots showing up in parts of the east bay indicating that unhealthy for sensitive groups . groups range. most of what we are seeing will be elevated in the atmosphere. you will see the the haze on the horizon, but not not as much smoke at ground level to cause significant health concerns. we'll track that further with a look at futurecast smokes munition coming up in just a few minutes. minutes. >> thanks, paul. > >> the new king of england, king king charles iii, made his firss first address today. evenly on the king's speech. >> i shall endeavor to serve you you with loyalty, respect, and . >> addressing the nation and the the world for the first time, king charles iii palmist

today as the temperatures aren't yet peaking but we are still hitting 98 degrees in san martin and fairfield. it's going on it 91 today in santa rosa and in martinez. so we'll talk more about that weekend heat. >>> vianey, where can people find lower gas prices? >> it is labor day weekend, looking for low gas prices under $5. in brentwood at the powell market along brentwood boulevard, gas is $4.79 a gallon and daly city, alliance on south mayfair gas is $4.89 and in los gatos the mobile on north santa cruz avenue has gas for $4.94 a gallon. so just a couple of spots that you can stop by and fill up your tank before you hit the road over the weekend. i've been paying close attention to any issues but looks like we're looking at friday light commute. haven't seen any major crashes to update you about and of course our drive times a smooth commute, southbound 101 from van ness avenue to sfo 11 minutes and southbound 101 from sfo to highway 92 about 5 minutes. a quick check of the east bay commutes southbound 680 to 580 vargas road 10 minutes and 238 to highway 84 only 10 minutes. i'll look how

fairfield, 78, 80 apiece in concord and livermore. these are our forecast features. dangerous heat wave will persist through friday. record high temperatures are likely during that time along with increased fire danger, and most cooling likely until next weekend. one more look at our excessive heat warning, which is in effect through wednesday evening, 8:00 p.m. for all locations in the area except for those right around the bay shoreline and on the coast. high temperatures will be up to or about 110 degrees in the hottest location. of course, there's a high risk of heat-related illness. forecast shows no real fog at all except a patch or two along the coastline, so there will be no cooling effect of the coast and we will have a sunny start to the day tomorrow with another hot day coming our way. overnight lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 60's. the father and let you go in the east bay, you will find even warmer conditions with overnight lows in the low to mid 70's. 100 san jose, 98 in redwood city , 94 at san mateo and palo alto. on the coast, high of 78 and

that's down 17 degrees from yesterday's high in the upper 90s as you will notice 108 in fairfield 107 and livermore, san jose 97 degrees 88 in oakland triple digits in santa rosa compared to 24 hours ago 9 degrees cooler in the city seven degrees cooler in hayward. let me show you the excessive heat warning that remains up for a high to very high heat risk. this is for all inland areas and the hills until tomorrow night as you will notice solano county until friday night and lake county until friday night as well. there's still this dangerous heat wave continuing today's day five tomorrow's day six heat advisory until 8 pm tomorrow for the bay shore line marin coastal areas the coastal range, i should say and the coast and that is because heat risk is still there. we are watching on live doppler 7 active weather in the sierra seeing those thunderstorms flaring up isolated thunderstorm can't be ruled out here this upcoming weekend as all eyes are on hurricane. a just pounding the baja peninsula. we have the possibility of showers this weekend. i'll be back to let you know when you migh

mi 50's in santa rosa and napa. 72 degrees at fairfield. that might be a misread on the part of the computer. a fairly warm reading for this time of night. 58. from our rooftop camera across the embarcadero at the bay bridge we present this view and these forecast features. low clouds and fog will develop. coastal morning drizzle as possible. maybe some will move on shore and produce damp spots for morning commuters. a brief warm up thursday and friday for another cooldown over the weekend. you see the low clouds and fog pushing across the bay. those green flags indicating areas of drizzle which will be mainly offshore, but once again a few of them may move on shore. should be very -- not very widespread but there could be enough to produce damp spots on the roadways. overnight lows in the mid to upper 50's. highs tomorrow, 60 three half moon bay. san francisco 68. the inland east bay will be our warmest region with most highs in mid 80's to 85 at antioch, concorde, fairfield. upper 70's to low 80's. in the south bay, upper 70's. here is th

current numbers out there already in the triple digits for livermore and fairfield right now, santa rosa hot 94 oakland 85 san jose 93 degrees. here's our live cameras . you can see a lot of haze out there. the spare the air alert continues and temperatures for this afternoon the hottest locations as we mentioned getting very hot, extreme heat for today. we will, though, begin to see some improvement for tomorrow we'll talk more about that with your full forecast coming up in a few minutes. andre mark, thanks so much. schools in livermore valley are responding to heat by keeping kids indoors for lunch and recess. and some are having early dismissals today. katie psm agus spoke to dublin parents about how families are managing this excessive heat. james dorney elementary. it's one of three dublin schools that had blackouts over the last week. that's why yesterday today and tomorrow, i'll dublin unified schools have abbreviated schedules a proactive step to avoid future power outages. high temps mean short school days across the dublin unified school district, minimal day. there are out ar

one of the warmer spots in fairfield, almost 80 degrees. more likely to get into the 80s tomorrow, but that is normal this time of year. futurecast shows fog spreading across the bay. two different forecast models we will look at this evening. one keeps the fog on the coast. this this one pushes it well into the the inland valleys. the truth is is somewhere in between. it is not going to last too long. it dissipates quickly and we will see plenty of sunshine for midmorning through the rest of the day. temperatures tonight dropping down mostly to the 50s. 50s. upper 40s in the north bay valleys. a taste of fall, 12 hours before fall begins. san francisco, warmer than today. warming to the mid-60s by noon and low 70s for the afternoon. everyone's temperatures will be within a degree or two of average. low 80s in santa rosa. likely to get to the mid-80s in concord. it is warm, but typically warm for the first day day of autumn. san jose, topping topping out at 79 degrees. 60s along the coast. low to mid 70s along the bay with mostly 80s and li

even the vert spots, fairfield, antioch, brend fairfield, antioch, brentwood, getting it to around 80 degrees, degrees, which isn't very warm r the last full day of autumn. fal autumn. fall officially arrives on thursday. that's not really going to feel like it because temperatures will be a few degrees above normal by friday and about 5 to 10 degrees abovee 10 degrees above average saturday and sunday. 70s in san francisco. upper 80s in san jose. also upgraded inland and the north bay. temperatures wilk down monday and tuesday, but we will still be several degrees above average. below 90s for a w straight days. temperatures are not going to return to the insanely hot weather we had earr this month, but it's still going going to be noticeable warm up in the wake of a long stretch oe long stretch of below-average temperatures. >> little pop-up showers here in in there. >> the weather roller coaster. > >> a lifeline for families in some of the most difficult want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations t

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bayshore line up at the north bay low to mid 80s inland east bay upper 80s about 91 the high at fairfield the south bay look for low to mid 80s for the most part and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll have a little bit cooler pattern inland on tuesday bright and breezy on wednesday, then we start to get some milder fall weather thursday friday expected to be about the warmest day in the seven days ahead highs up to about 90 inland, but that'll be a brief warm up with temperatures dropping back down to a more average level on saturday and sunday. jr. thanks so much spencer. here's chris with a preview of sports. what's up, jr. coming up all the chance warriors and there's plenty to talk about going for another title sports is next. prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this. 90%! hey mark, did you know california is sending us all their money? suckers. -those idiots! [ laughter ] imagine that, a wh

antioch in fairfield at one 10 in vacaville at one 15.today. you will not regret it because today not just the hottest day tuesday and thursday, going to be right there with us. really hot weather all the way to the start of the weekend. there is at least relief this weekend. inland areas will cool into the 80's and 90's bayside areas back to the 70's in coastal areas back to the 60's. as far as the roads go, no issues there. it's labor day, which means not a lot of us out and about. hopefully those of us just hanging out around how the house today trying to stay cool. 8 minute drive from the maze to fremont street san mateo bridge. i'm suru half of those people driving across the towards the peninsula are on their way out to the coastline. richmond center fell a 7 minute drive. not busy at all. the cold and gate bridge. not a cloud in the sky that you're sure sign right there that we have very little sea breeze. in fact, if you look at the right side of the screen, no movement at all on the flag pole there rain are james yeah, john, than

it is now 79 in fairfield and mid sixties in hayward. how about 67 degrees in redwood city and the low seventies around the rose garden district today? it is a spare the air day we have one. oh six outside number in anti access. we're coming down 15 degrees in santa rosa. you will feel the difference but still mighty hot . and so therefore, the national weather service says that excessive heat warning remains in effect. inland through tomorrow night heat advisory expires bayside. tonight the full forecast minutes away. and right now we do have a little bit of slowing if you are driving in some areas a lot more than others. let's start with 6 80 though i want to start with crash southbound six eighties you drive and the concord area sat down, succeeded just after willow pass road, a couple of lanes taken away by a crash. now if you're driving on 6 80, that's about the only slow down after that, it looks okay. to all the creek highway four is slow. and if you're driving on 80 and hayward, that traffic is also slow. san mateo bridge is gett

let's look at how hot it got today, 107 in livermore. 109 in fairfield.cooler around the coast and bay. 60's to 80's except san jose and santa rosa. in the low 90's. the marine influence kicking in, most of you are in the comfort zone tonight, 50's and 60's. a few 70's right around concord in livermore. visibility has dropped because of the fog. the marine layer is 1500 feet deep. half moon bay eight down to just over a mile. seven mile visibility and novato. these are the remnants of kay, now a depression, was a hurricane. light rain in los angeles, san diego picked up about .648 inches. you will see numerous reports of flash flood i. with heavy rain across southern california. system fears up over the open water and moves away from the coastline. look at the rainfall projections, they are still getting more rain in southern california, which is why the flash flood watches and warnings are up. the additional rain could end up with an additional inch or two. those clouds come in our direction, humidity goes up, we are all racing a few of those clouds. tom

fairfield conquered in livermore painted for heavier amounts than anywhere else.this panel, and that makes sense because i think we'll get those afternoon buildups but check out trucking engine of third south lake tahoe just shy of an inch and reading three quarters will take it. we need it. let's let's hope this is a trend here. 60 seventies on the temps and overall we're looking for pretty, you know, sun cloud showers into tuesday. the low kicks in wednesday, then the high bills in warmer weather end of the weekend of the weekend. alright steve. thank you times. 7 53. we're about to go live with multi award winning talented singer jennifer hudson . we'll talk to the winner of an emmy, a grammy, an oscar and a tony award about her new talk show, but first deadly typhoon hits japan were about to tell you the very latest on that after th bre welcome to subway's biggest refresh yet. they're drafting 12 new subs for their all-new subway series menu. you've never seen subs like this before chuck. meteoric meatiness, and chowtown cheesiness... let's go to our panel for

inland areas still in the triple digits. 101 in concord. 104, fairfield. last day of the heat wave tomorrow. cooler, humid, slight chance of showers this weekend. next week, we will drop you below average as we inch closer to fall. ama: sounds great. ama: disney plus day. special deals, exciting announcements, and one big surprise coming to the tron lifecycle run. it is based off the tron movie. it drops thrill seekers into the computer realm known as the grade. that is where they will compete in a lifecycle race in the brilliant minds at disney have created much more than just a thrill ride. >> we don't consider it a roller coaster. that is the real thing. we want to make sure we design something that is so unique that we give the guest the feeling of being in the story. ama: a version of the ride already exists at shanghai disneyland. we will have to wait a while for it to open in orlando. disney is the parent company of abc 7. if you want to keep up-to-date with disney plus announcements, follow on twitter. the nfl season kicked off tonight. >> you know

we do start to see them heating up in the next several days with fairfield hitting 101. then forward twards the end of the weekend, we're going to see it going up for areas away from the bay, and as high as 110 degrees for interior valley. the heat gets more intense, really not yet hitting us, but as are we get closer to labor day, the temperatures get hotter for the trivalley as well. >> not just hot, but dangerous. >>> we want to continue with that heat. it's bringing that fire danger as well. that's coming up. with that, kris sanchez will have more of that as we come up later, but then we also want to have ginger looking at the risks that a lot of people are going to have this morning. you have been talking to some health leaders about some of the dangers out there. talk to us about what they're saying. >> reporter: well, marcus, to be honest, it's a little strange to talk about a heat wave in san francisco where you're not exactly seeing that just yet, but the city will keep up with the rest of the bay area who will be experiencing that triple digit heat. for now, th

now, as you look at fairfield and vacaville and 109 degrees and real this to even into the valley napa valley are seeing some of those temperatures. well over 100 degrees at this time. you get a little bit closer. the coastline. you see the effects there. temperatures begin to come down, but still blazing hot and then you get along the coastline. still some 70's 80's right now near beach. you've got to head toward the coastline there along the peninsula and that's where the temperatures start to come down. a very comfortable 70 degrees at the and the richmond district out. 71 in pacifica and half moon bay. now in the mid 60's heat relief is on the way. we'll talk more about that in time that out for you. coming up in a few minutes. all right, lawrence, thank you very much. and hurricane kay making its way up. mexico's baja, california peninsula. >> it has already dumped torrential rain in northern mexico. >> causing flash flooding. this video was taken between cabo san lucas in la paz. the storm has now moved just north of cabo. it is expected to weekend as it enters a cooler waters. a

the hottest spots around 102 for fairfield, antioh fairfield, antioch, and brentwo. low 70s in san francisco, seven degrees warmer than today. a mix mix of 70s in the east bay and r half of the 90s inland and the north bay. about 5 to 7 degreese normal. the real heat will be further north. even in napa county, likely to reach around 100 degrees. forget the numbers for a second. the heat risk is what we focus on when trying to figure out how dangerous it will it will be. we are in the moderate category today. eithere hottest spot to the 90s, that becomes much more widespread and more widespread and high areas of heat risk already tomorrow an for parts of the north bay, east east bay, even into the higher elevations of either side of tha clara valley. this map will look look a lot more red as we head into the weekend. seven-day forecast includes warmer temperatures. temperatures wille well above average and back down back down in san francisco mondy and tuesday, but more of a slowt slow transit further inland. 90s inland. 90s in san jose, at or above 100 in the east ba

that's nice to see that fairfield number 23 miles an hour.ity helped a little bit next panel for the winds. you gotta winded sfo. you got 20 miles an hour out towards the ultimate past. so you're the pressure gradient of the thermal gradient, which is a pressure gradient is kicking in and that's a good indication tomorrow won't be as hot. it's gonna be hot. it's not gonna be assad, which is i mean these temperatures. i'm telling you right now. i mean that that that panel i just showed you today's daytime highs. it's mental. i mean, that's done temperatures. we just don't talk about in in the bay area. maybe sacramento. maybe red bluff, maybe or chico and fresno, but not not one that creek and conquered in those areas overnight lows. they were warm last night. they're going to be warm again. tonight. we did have some record high overnight lows. you know what that means? so you wake up in fairfield, and it's 60 or 78 degrees that sets a new record high low. hi i know it's kind of confusing, but that's what we got. we'll have more. probably some

at 70 degrees in napa, concord and livermore and 68 at fairfield.t live view from emeryville, you can see raindrops. the rain will continue along with wind through tomorrow. slippery roadways for the morning commute tomorrow. give yourself some extra time and drive slowly if you are going to be out there. showers will tape off tuesday and wednesday with warmer weather on thursday and friday. this level 1 storm is still producing some showers and heavy downpours and will continue to do so through tuesday as we take a look at our abc 7 exclusive storm impact scale. gusting wind will taper off overnight but we develop tomorrow and the slippery roadways will be with us for a few days. here is the forecast showing the storm breaking up into scattered showers after midnight tonight, but showers will redevelop and re-intensified late tomorrow going into the late afternoon and evening hours. by tuesday evening, we will be looking at rainfall totals between half an inch and an inch, but in the north bay and over to fairfield, some locations may receive over

inland, 102 in fairfield. 100 in livermore.ther 7 day forecast, this heatwave intensifies over the weekend. record temperatures expected. extreme heat for the holiday weekend through tuesday before those temperatures begin to come down inland on wednesday. it's going to be a long stretch of hot weather. brace yourselves. ama: thank you. dan: bart is implementing a tentative response plan for the heat. if temperatures get above 100°, as is forecast, it plans to apply speed restrictions for trains in areas susceptible to heat related effects. this comes after a derailment back in june, when excessive heat warped the rails and caused several cars to jump the track. about 50 people suffered minor injuries. ama: crews are collecting hundreds of dead fish that have walked -- washed up in oakland at lake merritt. a regional algae bloom is killing fish, impacting miles of shoreline in the east bay. the cleanup is underway along the full outer rim of the lake. the public is being warned to stay out of the water and keep pets out. dan: s

these temperatures soaring in spots specially place like a fairfield and vacaville.ally going to get hot. we've got a weak front coming through tomorrow, saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday. that should be the peak of heat. but i think we talked about i mean, we're talking about a cool down from 19101. so it's still incredibly hot by thursday. something to watch out for the long range forecast. i'm seeing the possibility some offshore winds coming by next thursday. and that's a little especially coming after a big heat wave like this kath. keep an eye out, ok? millions people are planning on traveling this labor day weekend. tomorrow is expected to be the busiest of the travel weekend. if you are headed to the airport this holiday weekend. listen up. the department of transportation just launched a brand new website to try to help people. >> navigate potential delays and cancellations. kron four's washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin reports. >> after you unexpected flight delays and cancellations creating headaches for travelers. the department of transportat

let's look at how hot it got today, 107 in livermore. 109 in fairfield.cooler around the coast and bay. 60's to 80's except san jose and santa rosa. in the low 90's. the marine influence kicking in, most of you are in the comfort zone tonight, 50's and 60's. a few 70's right around concord in livermore. visibility has dropped because of the fog. the marine layer is 1500 feet deep. half moon bay eight down to just over a mile. seven mile visibility and novato. these are the remnants of kay, now a depression, was a hurricane. light rain in los angeles, san diego picked up about .648 inches. you will see numerous reports of flash flood inc. with heavy rain across southern california. that is where the energy is going to remain as is system fears up over the open water and moves away from the coastline. look at the rainfall projections, they are still getting more rain in southern california, which is why the flash flood watches and warnings are up. the additional rain could end up with an additional inch or two. those clouds come in our direction, humidity g

mid 50's in santa rosa and napa. 72 degrees at fairfield. that might be a misread on the part of the computer. a fairly warm reading for this time of night. 58. from our rooftop camera across the embarcadero at the bay bridge we present this view and these forecast features. low clouds and fog will develop. coastal morning drizzle as possible. maybe some will move on shore and produce damp spots for morning commuters. a brief warm up thursday and friday for another cooldown over the weekend. you see the low clouds and fog pushing across the bay. those green flags indicating areas of drizzle which will be mainly offshore, but once again a few of them may move on shore. should be very -- not very widespread but there could be enough to produce damp spots on the roadways. overnight lows in the mid to upper 50's. highs tomorrow, 60 three half moon bay. san francisco 68. the inland east bay will be our warmest region with most highs in mid 80's to 85 at antioch, concorde, fairfield. upper 70's to low 80's. in the south bay, upper 70's. here is th

it's 11 degrees warmer in novato santa rosa and fairfield right now that this time yesterday eight degreeset's take a look. this is the view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco where it's 66 right now we have low to mid 70s at oakland and palo alto 82, san jose santa clara 79 and 64 at half moon bay at the golden gate. you can see lots of blue sky showing up now where earlier today was quite cloudy. 82 right now up north at santa rosa petaluma 7481 at napa mid to upper 80s at fairfield concord and livermore so a mild to warm afternoon and as we look out over interstate 880 in oakland and the oakland arena, these are our forecast features partly cloudy tonight. sprinkles are still possible. although we don't expect any measurable rain. it'll be sunny here and less humid tomorrow and cooler than average by midweek. so overnight this is what we can expect the passage of more that tropical moisture that's been kicking up from the remnants of tropical storm k, but not enough to produce any rainfall just clouds and a little bit of a humid feeling at times and we start the day tomorro

also into fairfield, 105 degrees in cloverdale 106 in santa rosa.so tomorrow we're going to notice the cooler weather is going to start kicking. that breeze will be picking up throughout the day. 60's and 70's in the san francisco 60's along the coastline. probably couple patches of fog to start out your day. some 70's and 80's in the millbrae and burlingame, you'll still be on the hot side as you work your way down into the santa clara valley. partly lot of 90's tomorrow. but not much in the way of triple digits, maybe run into some of that gilroy. and morgan hill, you will likely see triple digits still into the tri valley 102 and pleasanton, maybe 104 in livermore, 102 in double and 104 walnut creek, 102 and danville about 98 in 104 in pittsburgh at 88 degrees in vallejo. so changes are on the way, although it'll be slow tomorrow. kind of a transitional day. much cooler weather as we head in toward the weekend. in fact, a lot of clouds streaming up from that tropical system that is now falling apart. moving into southern california. that will bri

above average. 108 in fairfield, 86 oakland, 70s on the coastli, the coastline, we were talking about this before the show it was toasty for us along the coast even into pacifica. this was yesterday for daytime highs, highs, san francisco 98, the record was 100. santa rosa we did break a record and livermor. and livermore. how much longer will this last? more on that coming up in the full forecast but we are cooling down a littlt little bit headed day by day to the weekend so with that in mind mind the heat is impacting us in in the bay area. how is it impacting transit? >> yesterday in contra costa county double digit temperatures overheating equipment for bart and i was a track between pleasant hill and concord hill forcing riders off the busy commute line and into a bus lin. bus line. >> the biggest inconvenience is wanting to get home for dinner and my phone not being charged. >> it is really hot. i am more calm now. >> the same stretch where a section of track buckled in the heat in june causing a minor derailment. i just checked in wh in with bart and it is open but they are sin

upper 70's to lower 80's with mostly sunny skies. 86, fairfield. overnight tonight we get our marine layer which is pretty unorganized with patchy fog here and there. not a whole layer of cloud cover and temperatures in the 50's. here is the seven-day forecast, it will cool off over the weekend, morning fog and afternoon sunshine and not much change early next week. reggie: hurts h --ertz and bp teaming up. kumasi: the surprising find life is expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea, with new benefits for ikea family members, including 5% off all eligible purchases in-store. every visit. every day. ikea kumasi: an ancient cemetery has been discovered in lima, peru. workers from a local gas company found it last week. they were digging up streets for a pipeline and archaeologists are working to uncover the site. they have discovered 11 bodies and graves and they are expecting to find ceramics and textiles. drew: that is cool. did you ever want to do that as a kid as your career? archaeologist

the forecast highs. 87 fairfield 86 in the antioch and 85. they might do you think we'll see a couple of low nineties in a little bit warmer on friday? i'll see you back here tomorrow night. you get thank you to kick off the nfl's cancer awareness campaign in the 49ers hosted the fourth annual 49ers crucial catch fashion show tonight. the show at levi stadium was presented by dignity health as part of the team's weekly community programming. 15 cancer survivors who have either battled or who are currently battling cancer, walked the runway in apparel donated by levi's models were escorted by some of the players and stories of their strength and their courage or shared with the audience. coming up in sports home run number 61 for aaron. judge california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more