she was last seen at her home in fairfield one week ago. police are investigating her disappearance as suspicious in nature. police say brown's a boyfriend, mark randle was living with her at the time and now they cannot find him. he was last seen driving a four- door black mercedes sedan. police are asking for information on either of them. >>> the search is on for a gunman that killed one person last night. it happened in rodeo. deputies got a call about a suspicious circumstance. at about the same time dispatch got several calls about shots fired. when deputies arrived they found one person shot that died at the scene. >>> we are still waiting for officials to identify the three u.s. marines that were killed when an aircraft went down in australia. we first told you about this last night. here is what we know, 23 marines were on board that aircraft when it crashed on melville island during a routine training exercise. no australian personnel were involved in a crash. >> obviously this is very regrettable. we are cooperating with our frie

police in the north bay are asking for the public's help solving the mysterious disappearance of a fairfield mother. police are searching for both the 36-year-old woman and her boy friend who has been named a person of interest in this case. >> reporter: police tell me erica brown was last seen at her fairfield home more than a week ago. a neighbor tells me she saw her get out of her car and walk inside on august 20th. she hasn't been seen since. >> i want her to know she's loved. we are looking for you. we're going to find you. >> reporter: that's what erica brown's friends want her to know tonight. these women say the past week has been an emotional roller coaster ever since one of their best friends since middle school disappeared. >> we all agreed we would go from sacramento to oakland, post flyers of her, pray for her. >> reporter: fairfield police declined to talk on camera, but they say brown's live-in boyfriend, 45-year-old mark randle is a person of interest in her disappearance. neighbors say he peeled out and sped away the day she disappeared. we spotted tire marks on the street.

started around 4:00 in fairfield.ice tell us they were trying to pull over a car for a stolen licence plate. when the driver took off. our cameras caught the chase westbound i-80. you see video here. police tell us at one point during the pursuit people in the car fired shots at police. about 25 miles away in hercules police arrested the driver but say a passenger jumped out of the car and ran. that's the man they're looking for this morning. they say he is armed and dangerous. >>> in much lighter news, as nbc bay area and telemundo 48 team up for the ninth year to "clear the shelters" across the bay area, we need your help to do it. check back in with our "today in the bay" and telemundo 48 team live at berkeley humane. look at the buf faces! all the beautiful faces. >> reporter: yeah. that's us! [ laughter ] look, this is always a fun event. thing about it, seeing crews come in now setting up, getting ready for this event. it is always one of those events when you walk away feeling so good, because pets are here. pe

we might get close to 100 degrees towards fairfield. then things start to cool down. better air quality, too, as the sea braze picks up. notice how the temperatures come down. we'll get better air quality and highs in the 70s by friday with a chance of showers in the forecast for the first day of september. there's the look at the seven-day forecast. an interesting one at that, going from dry with fire danger and smoke to the summer shower chances as we head into the weekend. a closer look at those chances coming up today at 5:00. >>> as rob told us, it is really going to heat up on wednesday in more ways than one. you know what i'm talking about? beyonce is coming to town soon. we'll tell you what you need to know before heading to levi's. >>> expert advice for parents >>> expert advice for parents looking to ( ♪♪ ) feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. ( ♪♪ ) grand canyon university's rn to bsn online degree program with local in-person clinical hours makes

travis air force base is a big part of fairfield.it's within our city limits, and we take it very seriously, any threats to it. we're careful about building around it as are our other cities in the county, and we work together almost every day to ensure that travis can continue its mission. >> mayor, you've already seen the survey for yourself that a number of residents out there have received. what's your take? >> my take is that this is a push/pull, that they're trying to make people feel that this could be a great thing to have another city. and i think that it's really a fraud. and if people really want to come in and do work around our city, around our base and our county, then they need to come forward, call us, talk to us. this is no way to make friends. >> there's so much mystery behind this, mayor. why do you think no one has been able to get to the bottom of who is behind flannery associates? >> well, they incorporated in delaware, and that in itself is sketchy because in delaware, you cannot dig down and find exactly who i

a battle over birds in fairfield. today the city began trapping peacocks that some say have caused chaos for months. >> reporter: while they're pretty, they are multiplying. and many here say they're causing major problems. >> they peck at cars. they have broken windows out of cars. they see themselves and think it is a bird they need to fight with. >> reporter: the fairfield mayor described some of the problems a flock of peacocks is causing folks who live in the rolling hills neighborhood where some say the birds of a feather are creating chaos together. >> they are a nuisance to my sleep. they start at 4:00 in the morning. droppings everywhere, damaging solar panels and roof tiles. >> reporter: the birds started as a small flock on a plot of land gifted to the city as a park. the city agreed to let the birds stay on the land but the peacock population has exploded. >> a flock should be no larger than 25 birds and now they are up to 120. >> reporter: residents recently took complaints to city hall. many say the bird

. >>> the mysterious disappearance of a fairfield mother has family in police asking for help, please 36- year-old erica brown has not been seen, or heard from in eight days. neighbours last saw her getting out of her car and walking into her home on august 20. her live-in boyfriend, that's his photo there, 45-year-old mark randall, is considered a person of interest in her disappearance. the police have not been able to locate him either. brown's friends say they've been praying for her return. >> no way, she would go this long without any type of contact with her baby. >> we want her to return home to her daughter, i just want her to know that i love her. >> fairfield police say mark randall was last seen driving a black mercedes sedan, if you haven't for any information about his location or the disappearance you are urged to call fairfield police . >>> stop the harassment and let us live in dignity, the message from dozens of redwood city families as the council discussed whether to move forward with new renter protections. stephanie is in redwood city with the story. >> she wants

we had temperatures like these, 98in fairfield, 97 in antioch. tomorrow so in the next day, we'll see those inland spots go to 100 degrees. the east side of the sacramento valley over towards rocklin and granite bay. in those areas, they're going eastern sacramento, they're going to see temperatures in the low 100. and the potential for an actual heat advisory has been issued. so in that side of the valley, really hot, the other side will be hot to the west side, but just not as hot. we're kind of right on the edge of the heat advisory. so tomorrow's temperatures look a lot like today's. we've got a lot of fog, but it's shallow. see, we're looking down on it. so it's not going to get up over the east bay hills. it's not going to get into the delta. and so we're going to see a day tomorrow just like we had today. but a couple of degrees warmer and perhaps some more humidity. you'll see that coming up. these are the current temperatures, 93 up in fairfield, two degrees warmer than yesterday. livermore, four degrees warmer. you see some of that. so

got 105 in fairfield back to the mammoth story. you know, the skiing is cool and everything, but what really the big impact of this snow season that we're still getting run off as if it's springtime in the central and southern sierra nevada, which helps the groundwater, which helps farmers, which helps everybody. so that's the snowpack this year was like two full snowfall seasons and one. so that's good news. that's what i see when i see that much snow that late, i go, oh, good for us. okay so these are the temperatures from today. these were the highs and it did get hot. 105 in fairfield, 1 or 2 in vallejo. this is as hot as they get this week. tomorrow's temps are going to be warm. but that 105 in fairfield turns into a 98. it's still pretty warm, but not 105. and we saw temperatures like 73in san francisco today. san francisco will be probably in the upper 60s tomorrow, maybe low 70s. so a slight cooling tomorrow. fog went away from the coast today. it is coming back. now, i've got to right along the coast where it's kind of den

these are the highs, 94 in fairfield tomorrow. some of these spots will be 4 or 5 degrees warmer in many cases, not a huge warm-up, but just a slight warm up. and then the real increase in temperature will be noticeable on tuesday and wednesday. so a little bit warmer. so it's kind of nice because it's not a lot. it's not a heat wave. it's going to be hot for a couple of days inland and around the bay. but it's not going to last a long time. no fog along the coast. there is fog out there, but it's not it's not getting through the gate and it's not going to be that prolific this week. it's not it's around kind of like it was today, like it was there. and then all of a sudden, ocean beach is clear and you're watching the sunset. the golden gate bridge. that's how the next couple of days are going to go. and especially as we warm up so the fogs get getting that time of year where the fog is having a tough time setting up. so tomorrow a little bit warmer than today, tuesday, wednesday, we peak temperature and then we're going to fall

this crash in cordelia, technically fairfield. especially if you are traveling westbound out of fairfield, you will run into this backup. speeds down to 19 miles per hour. kumasi: starting with the agreement that stopped what would have been the biggest workers strike in san jose in 40 years. let everybody is happy about the deal. gloria rodrÍguez is live in the newsroom with reaction from both sides. gloria: a 72 hour walkout was set to begin yesterday morning, but it was averted. the unions involved said the deal will help them retain employees, but the mayor says it could mean higher taxes. city council members approved the tentative agreement in closed session yesterday. leaders representing members of two unions say they are pleased with the agreement that will give workers a wage increase of up to 15% over three years. the mayor says he supports city workers and they deserve a raise, but says the city cannot afford such a high raise. he feels they will need to cut tens of millions of dollars in programs in the years ahead. >

low to mid 80's from fairfield to concord. 79 degrees. the breezes reaching you in livermore. you hit the 80's earlier today. as a live look from our santa cruz camera where, even though it is cooler, it didn't stop people from enjoying sunshine. gusty winds this evening, cloudy and drizzly in the morning. cooling continues inland tomorrow. summer heat returns at the end of the week. hour-by-hour tomorrow morning. the roads will be slippery in spots with that drizzle at 5:00 a.m. clouds will be slow to burn back to the coast, never quite clearing the coast tomorrow afternoon and around the bay, so we will hang onto some gray skies. morning temperatures in the 50's and 60's tomorrow afternoon, staying on the windy side of the coast. breezy inland, temperatures ranging from upper 50's to low 80's. accuweather 7-day forecast to below average for your thursday, but we will turn things around as we head towards the end of the week and into the weekend. the heat is back. triple digits inland by sunday. don't worry, coast will remain comfortable. we are going to bump those temperatur

tomorrow afternoon, 102 in fairfield, 70 then half moon bay.else in between and it will certainly be hazy across the bay area. i want to turn your attention to a dangerous category three hurricane right now. this is hurricane idalia. we have tornado watch boxes for the gulf coast of florida. it is intensifying and expected to become a category four. catastrophic storm surge is expected as it is making landfall. tomorrow morning, expect it to become a cat 4 and it will bring a foot of rain right now. destructive winds are a concern as well. the weekend, turns toward the northeast across the southeastern united states. accuweather 7-day forecast, wednesday is your hottest day. the heat eases on thursday but the smoke and the haze will linger, and it is cooler on friday with temperatures dropping down below average in the 70's. saturday, a chance of showers and a rebound for the second half of the holiday weekend. dan: big names of late-night television are joining forces in a new podcast special. jimmy kimmel and a few other hosts started meeting

in areas like concord, 98 in fairfield, and overall, just a warm day. dry wind in those hills. we will see the temperatures nearing 100 degrees in the inland valleys. we'll do 95 in santa rosa and the beaches will be very nice and warm where people will head out and find relief. cooler temperatures into thursday and friday. more of that wind from the pacific will help cool us off as we go into the weekend. especially relief in the overnight hours for those who are more sensitive to the heat will start to cool things down. overall, san francisco. very mild in the 70s. then we'll start to cool things down into the holiday weekend into the 60s. but be ready for the sizzling temperatures in the inland valleys. cooler in the 80s for the weekend. back to you. >> thanks. >>> happening now, fairfield police are asking for your help to find a woman. erica brown disappeared from her home last sunday in fairfield in a case police are calling suspicious. they say this man, her boyfriend, mark randall, was living at the home with her, also can't be found. they're calling him a person of int

a breezy out there, 80 miles per in san francisco, 16 oakland. 21 in fairfield, but that delta breeze kicking up stormtracker four's was quiet throughout the day. we did see some thunderstorms again firing up over in the east, santa clara hills over the by the diablo range. so you can see that low has moved to our left and then you can see the high to the right. so that's what's bringing us. these cooler temperatures now have more details in my full forecast in a fit. thank you, gayle bay area. law enforcement have made 2 recent arrests for driving under one of them. >> all right. in front of a high school in santa cruz yesterday, 2 people were injured in a rollover crash on highway. one happened about 4.30, in the afternoon. the chp says 79 year-old david barnes was driving under the influence. he crashed into another car and both cars overturned. barnes was thrown out of the car, had major injuries. the driver of the other car had minor injuries. barnes was arrested on suspicion of felony dui and police arrested a 43 year-old woman for drunk driving near petaluma high school yesterd

towards fairfield, brantley, and antioch . also some locations into the 90s to wrap up so we can sell mostly the warming for the east bay and areas south of san jose. monday, similar temperatures. watch how san francisco and areas around the east bay, begin to see those temperatures climb on up for monday. now we are in the upper 70s around san francisco and oakland into the 80s. in fact, the warmest day of the week is likely to be wednesday. high pressure is going to be at its peak intensity and later on the week we see low pressure dropping down the coast and temperatures will start to fall as we passed midweek. i think it is the third week in a row that we have the warmest day of the week setting up for wednesday. san francisco, some upper 70s. we may see some upper 90s inland around wednesday. but it moves out quickly thursday and friday, temperatures cooling back down pushing next weekend. >> when beyonce arrives. [ laughter ] all right, thanks. >>> updates, the fda taking emergency action because of this past you are loo

catherine moy is the mayor of fairfield. she first heard about flannery several years ago and was immediately suspicious of the above market price. the company was paying private farmers for their land. >> i started thinking looking to see who is flannery. and i ran into brick walls. flannery continue to buy land as recently as last month. moye says despite serious efforts by herself in the county, no meaningful contact has been made with flannery associates. and we know now that they are being investigated by the federal government. their concern is that this land wrap-around travis air force base. the national security is a concern, but even more pressing issue is the lawsuit filed by flannery associates in may. they're suing the farmers they bought from to the tune of over 500 million dollars planner went back to some of these farmers have destroyed their families because they're fighting over money. these are families who have been forming in that area for 4, 5, generations. according to court documents, flannery is accu

and then, concord and fairfield for tomorrow in terms of early august weather, it should be hot. then we know that. technically above average, you can see the averages in the upper 80s. we managed mid-90s today, likely adding another 5 degrees under the numbers tomorrow. san jose earlier, even san francisco managing the 70s this afternoon and then be gone from 85 in san jose to 79 degrees, little bit breezy outside your saturday evening. we had 84 in palo alto, and after 90s earlier. out of sso airport, you can see the gusty winds, almost up to 40 miles per hour. 66 degrees, here is one of the reasons why you do not have any heat advisories near the central bay. the ocean air conditioning technically is not shutting off. from the coast, peninsula, and interbay, less of that in land during the afternoon hours, for sunday to monday. the morning begins with low clouds, drizzle near the coast. not much in the way of low cloud coverage inland, which will likely need to make up to the mid 60s for lowe's across the inlet of eisai valley, 50s in san francisco, watch how quickly these tem

fairfield was 100 degrees yesterday. they were 105. so temperatures five degrees cooler. these highs from today will drop down another couple of degrees tomorrow. i think more than that. i think we'll see vallejo down into the low 80s. we'll see fairfield into the low 90s, maybe upper 80s. so a cool down and it's coming our way. it starts tomorrow as a low pressure gets closer to us. it stretches out the fog and pushes it well inland and we're going to see a big dose of fog tomorrow morning when you get up. and there it is now, which we all love seeing this time of year in august. it's nice to get it in here and really cool things off. help us fire danger. great with air quality for air quality and again, it really will do a number on those inland bay valleys. so this is the mechanism for the significant well, the main mechanisms, the low. but this is the agent of that mechanism. it's going to push fog, low clouds into most bay area neighborhoods tomorrow morning. so when you get up and you get going around, you're going to have fog and low clouds and it'll be sort of a s

brown was last seen at her home in fairfield a week ago. police are investigating her disappearance as suspicious in nature. police say brown's boyfriend, 45-year-old mark randall, was living with her at the time, and he is a person of interest. and now they can't find him. he was last seen driving an early 2000 model four-door black mercedes sedan. police are asking anyone with information about either of these people to please give them a call. >>> an early morning standoff in san francisco came to a peaceful end. police say it started just after 5:30 on brannon street in the soma neighborhood. officers spotted a man with a gun. they tried to stop him. he fired at them and then ran. officers later found him hiding under a car. police set up a perimeter and eventually arrested him. no one was hurt. >>> the search is on in contra costa county for the gunman who killed one person last night. it happened in rodeo, a town north of richmond. around 10:30, deputies got a call about a suspicious circumstance on rodeo avenue. dispatch got several

so around the bay, comfortable inland, not so 100 degree forecast in fairfield, 87 in vallejo.in the 71 in pacifica. the five day forecast has got pretty much a significant cooldown showing up as we get into thursday, friday , saturday and sunday. so fire danger is always high, but this humidity doesn't kind of helps out a little bit. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. all right, bill, thank you. san francisco is waiving unpaid fees for thousands of students at city college of san francisco. mayor london breed says $2 million in funding will wipe out fees owed by more than 30,000 students between august of 2017 and december of last year. the funding is in addition to more than $16 million for the free city college program. students who are san francisco residents may be eligible for free tuition under the program. all right. here's a look now at the stories trending tonight at ktvu. one of our top stories, san francisco police are investigating after a woman's body was discovered in a duffel bag in golden gate park tonight. authorities say the circumstances surrounding her

tomorrow afternoon, 102 in fairfield, 70 then half moon bay. in between and it will certainly be hazy across the bay area. i want to turn your attention to a dangerous category three hurricane right now. this is hurricane idalia. we have tornado watch boxes for the gulf coast of florida. it is intensifying and expected to become a category four. catastrophic storm surge is expected as it is making landfall. tomorrow morning, expect it to become a cat 4 and it will bring a foot of rain right now. destructive winds are a concern as well. the weekend, turns toward the northeast across the southeastern united states. accuweather 7-day forecast, wednesday is your hottest day. the heat eases on thursday but the smoke and the haze will linger, and it is cooler on friday with temperatures dropping down below average in the 70's. saturday, a chance of showers saturday, a chance of showers and a rebound for tv: try tide power pods with 85% more tide in every pod. who needs that much more tide? (crashing sounds) everyone's gonna need more tide. it's a mes

and fairfield tomorrow, i'll go 90 degrees, maybe 92 degrees. so warmer today. it was cloudy and we had the rain and things just stayed cool. fog at the coast. you can't see much out there right now, but it's mostly clear overhead. foggy coast side and temperatures there will be in the upper 50s, low 60s tomorrow. these are the current temperatures. it's interesting. look at oakland at 68 and then brentwood at 68. you don't see that very often. we have same temperature in that in those microclimates. but that's that's kind of the air mass we've got. we've got that humid, moist air that's come in from the hurricane. that's kind of moderated temperatures cooler by ten degrees in fairfield and 13 in concord. so just kind of gives you flat temperatures. that happens sometimes in the winter, too, when the microclimates kind of get washed out in terms of temperatures, you'll be as warmer at the coast, sometimes warmer at the coast than inland. so as you look at tomorrow morning, there's that fog footprint, high clouds moving off tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow, a little

and even a report of a thundershower or at least doppler reported radar thundershower out by the fairfieldf hours ago. current temperatures, there they are. and here's a live camera shot. looks nice out there. you can't see the fog. it's right at the coast and it's just pushing through the gate. here's that activity i was talking about coming from west or east to west. it was aggressive, much more aggressive about 3 or 4 hours ago when it was up in the sierra nevada, up on the west slope. and then it kind of pushed off out. you can see the lightning strikes early and then it pushes out towards us and loses fuel or loses energy as the day gets longer and the sun angle changes and you don't get the convective warming that you would expect to get a big storm. and so these things are dying down. that's what i'm trying to say. but you can see we do have a scattered shower kind of in marin county right now. no report of thunder and lightning there, but but just enough to set us up with the chance of a scattered shower right now in san rafael, perhaps a scattered shower. richmond a scattered show

anyone with information about the case is asked to contact fairfield police. a california highway patrol officers are trying to identify a suspect involved in a fatal hit and run in santa rosa. that happened this morning. show you these stills from nearby security footage showing the car on river road near rio vista road. the dark suv struck and killed the pedestrian, then left the scene. the vehicle was last spotted with damage to its front right headlight on airport boulevard near the smart station . you're asked to call chp golden gate division if you have any information on this case. well, new at 11. some sad news on this national sonoma day. the classic sonoma county landmark, the monroe theater and extravaganza, might not screen movies for much longer. the 73 year old rio and its lot are now up for sale, listed for $1.5 million. it used to show black and white films back in the 1950s and recently painted its marquee pink for the blockbuster movie barbie. although available for purchase, the rio has programing on its calendar, like a 1920s gatsby themed

105 in fairfield, 103 in antioch. these temperatures from today will be chiseled down a couple of degrees tomorrow. tomorrow, it's still going to be very warm to hot inland, but not 105 in fairfield, maybe 98. so let's lose about five degrees in those inland bay valleys into the mid upper 90s. and then around the bay and the coast, probably about pretty similar to the same maybe shave a degree or two, that's tomorrow. but then on tuesday it really does more of a significant cooldown. there's fog right at the coast right now. it did clear off this afternoon or this morning. actually, the fog was gone pretty quick. so sunny day out the beaches. see the bay bridge here? you can't see the fog there because it's out by the coast about ten miles or eight miles away. now not even that far like three miles away for miles. so these are the right now temperatures you can kind of see the sea breeze. but look at brentwood, almost 80 degrees right now. concord 77 degrees. so a little warmer than last night at this time, which make

certainly a week, 105 in fairfield, 103 in antioch, 100 in livermore, 82. in oakland, much cooler along the coast and around the bay. as you would expect. tomorrow highs. so those 100 tomorrow turn into upper 90s. so fairfield will be 98 and 99 degrees tomorrow. perhaps something like that. so as we look at the oops got a little little problem here. let's see what we got. i'm going to stop that. give me a second. okay here we go. there's a high temperatures again now. we're going to push forward. we're going to look at the live camera shot outside. you can see some clouds out there. there's a little bit of patchy fog out by the coast, but it's really not it's clear right now at ocean beach and those areas, but it's really not that big of marine layer. so it's going to stick back away from the coast till tomorrow morning when it fills back in. so what i just say, you probably see the sunset at half moon bay tonight. you'll see the sunset out in the avenues. what do you see here? you see this? this big trough? that's that's out for seven days. so out through

. >> fairfield police are asking for your help in finding a missing woman. her name is erika she was last seen at her fairfield home on august. 20th police consider her disappearance to be suspicious. officers say that they are considering her boyfriend. mark randall is a person of interest. in this case. he was living with her at the time of her disappearance and was last seen driving in early 2. black sedan. if you have information on erica brown's whereabouts, you're encouraged to contact fairfield police. >> the vallejo police officer who shot and killed a man during a george floyd protest could be getting his job back. detective jarrett tonn was fired after shot. 22 year-old sean monterrosa outside a walgreens store in the early morning hours of june. second, 2020 and 2 other officers were responding to reports of looting at the store. police have claims mistook a hammer in monterrosa's pocket for a gun when he opened fire after being placed on administrative leave. then police chief shawny williams fired tom in 2021. after he says he determine monterro

i made a mistake on fairfield earlier. that was not in the 90s. it was 101. just missed saw it there. 95 in napa, 92 in vallejo. so these high temperatures are significantly warmer than they were yesterday. high temperatures tomorrow not significantly cooler, but they're going to be cooler. so we'll lose maybe five, six degrees tomorrow. these are the current temperatures, pretty hot. and you can see, too, where's the sea breeze? right. for this time of night? normally, i'd have a bunch of green kind of coming in, but not much of a sea breeze. so those northerly winds, that ridge i showed you, which is sort of creating a northerly flow, is giving us like half moon bay, 72 degrees right now. this time of day, this time of night. so you're going to see the sunset out in the sunset district tonight. a little bit of haze on the horizon as we go through the next few days. we're going to see a general cooling tomorrow cools a little bit and then a couple more degrees as we head into the weekend. so the hotspots, instead of being in the upper 90s, mid 90s this weeke

. >> a close call for police during a high speed pursuit early this morning in fairfield , fairfield.icers say the driver refused to pull over during a traffic stop as the car sped down westbound i-80 near the american canyon exit. police say someone threw a firearm from the window. the gun struck the road and decide charged around the round or possibly the gun itself went through the windshield of an officer's vehicle. no officers were hurt. two people were arrested in hercules. police say they found drugs inside the stolen vehicle . the crime was the hot topic today in the east bay. oakland city officials joined alameda county district attorney pamela price during her community meeting series. abc seven news reporter angela hassan explains how they took on the problem of the city's rising crime rate. sitting center stage. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price i'm not only the first black woman to sit in this seat, i'm the first foster kid to sit in this seat. >> this was another in a series of community forums, this time focused specifically on public safety in oakland. >

fairfield and cordelia. it's westbound 80 right to highway 12, specifically the off ramp there. your speeds are sitting around 24mph. it's also going to be slow for you due to a multi-car crash in sonoma. westbound 84 before little valley road speeds down to 18mph. there along 84, the bay bridge toll plaza here, everything is moving just fine. no problems. same thing goes at the richmond, san rafael bridge and asked me and here looking at our bridge drive times, you're on time come on say things should be coming up the seven things to know this morning. >> another fight in the stands at levi stadium now going viral on social media. our cameras were there when a brawl broke out during a preseason game against the denver broncos when breaking news happens, find out instantly with the abc7 news app that customize alerts for your neighborhood. >> extreme abc7 news 24 seven plus get accurate weather anytime the abc7 news app download it now this summer. >> happiness is a new chevy. you can go farther and tow more

our temperature span 67 in pacifica to 86 degrees in fairfield. our temperatures actually came down anywhere between three and ten, nine an and 13 degrees cooler than yesterday. we do have a layer of clouds that have invaded the bay area are down to 700ft. and the ceiling is roughly 12,000ft. the marine layer pushing back on shore as visible on our storm tracker. you can see it right there throughout the richmond and sunset districts now marching into the bayview district as well, hanging tight to the media coast here all the way into half moon bay, where it is overcast. now, meanwhile, we do have that shield of clouds that will continue to push into the central bay in the overnight hours. and in fact, it will truck inland a good 55 miles towards the livermore area as far north as santa rosa, as far south as morgan hill. and gilroy. so that includes waking up tomorrow morning. also with the deck of cloudiness clouds will retreat tomorrow due in the day, but then push back onshore tomorrow night. but it will not be as intense this evening. that dec

they haven't announced when the vallejo and fairfield locations will open.ady has 11 dutch brothers around. so once again, the martinez grand opening is tomorrow at 05:00am. >> water filtration company britta is being sued for deceiving users about its products ability to remove so-called for ever chemicals. the proposed class action lawsuit says that while berta claims its filters would remove a number of chemicals, it misled people buy not including high risk or prevalent contaminants. those include arsenic nitrates and the forever chemicals known as pfa in a statement, britta says its filtration options are transparent and there are options to remove more serious chemicals. the company says it is reviewing the complaint and looks forward to defending itself in court. well, you can expect trips on interstate 80 to take quite a bit longer in the east bay this weekend. if you're going eastbound caltrans is going to be closing all eastbound lanes of 80 between crockett and hercules for construction. the interstate will close at 9 o'clock tomorrow night friday

well, 16 degrees cooler in fairfield, 21 degrees cooler in concord.cisco, oakland, a little bit warmer, but those inland spots, those areas that were sweltering, no longer. they've dropped off big. so these are the actual highs from today 88 and livermore way down from yesterday, 78in santa rosa. highs tomorrow are going to be cooler than these. so a few more degrees, not 20 degrees of cooling, but maybe 3 to 5 degrees more cooling as we head into your bay area wednesday. so a good pattern if you don't like using the air conditioner a lot, especially inland. they're going to be get a good a good break there and a good pattern. of course, i keep saying fire danger because that's all we think about in the summer often. so when i come back, we'll look at the full forecast. but that's how it goes tomorrow. cooler than these. bill, thank you. there's a booming population of yellow jackets in the north bay and pretty much everywhere else. and they can be extremely dangerous. that story still ahead. also ahead tonight, veterans can face a lifetime of dangers

tomorrow it will be at her then today but tonight it is still warm. 8 degrees warmer at this hour in fairfield. high pressure will ease up over the next few days. tuesday this low pressure trough is right over san francisco. tuesday is the cooler day. as we start the map you can see the low clouds spread all the way to the central valley by wednesday morning. that is a distinct cooling trend. that is weird for this time of year. usually you see it in the spring but it will be happening tuesday and wednesday. that is when numbers really fall. in the weather headline, sunny and hot inland and cooler at the coast. much cooler by tuesday. clouds and drizzle at the shoreline and wednesday is weird. a tropical storm south of mexico but some of the clouds can work their way to the southern area. 58 at napa and 59 at fairfield. for tomorrow, 90 at morgan hill, upper 80s for the south bay. at the east bay, not as warm but still 98 concorde. 94 for sonoma and it is smoking at cloverdale, 102. the extended forecast by the coastline, it will be cool. inland not so much. in the north bay mid 90s tomorrow,

and we're talking again about 102 in fairfield., we will share with you the five day forecast. and of course, we'll have that bay bridge series forecast for you as well. christine roberta, thank you. san mateo county residents took some time out of their day to day to prepare for a disaster for the county. county held its annual disaster preparedness day at the san mateo county event center. organizers make it a family friendly event despite the serious nature of the of the emergencies they talk about, they went over a number of potential scenarios from wildfires and how to harden your home to how to handle trauma victims. we have stopped the bleed class to teach you how to stop bleeding. we have hands on only cpr. we have we have events going in two different stages that are going to cover that. we have a cert teams from around the county, which is the community emergency response teams and they're the ones that are going to be the help before help arrives. this is the 19th year the county has held a disaster preparedness day, a w

and fairfield. 30 degree temperatures span. we will have decent air quality tomorrow, albeit on the hazy side from the flat fire in oregon. so the heat goes up and the haze moves in. here is your extended forecast, one and two in antioch on sunday . there you have it. then temperatures go downhill from there until seasonal by wednesday. hope you have a great weekend. warm one ahead, roberta , thank you. san francisco will celebrate the 21st annual jerry day tomorrow honoring the late jerry garcia's 81st birthday. the grateful dead co-founder performed as their principal songwriter and lead guitar. he died in 1995 to join the birthday bash, rock and roll over to jerry garcia amphitheater mclaren park opening remarks begin at 1130 in the morning, followed by performances by box set, melvin seals and jgb and stu allen mars hotel. at 7 p.m, the party moves into the surrounding neighborhood for concerts and art installations. it is a south bay staple. just ahead, a closer look at an unusual railroad that takes people on a mini adven

erica brown was last seen a week ago at her home in fairfield. her boyfriend, also pictured, mark randal, is a person of interest. he was living with her during the time she disappeared. randal was last seen driving a black sedan. >>> it will be a warm afternoon, widespread throughout the bay area as high pressure is starting to build in. we will see heat ramp up even more day by day until around wednesday as the system moves in. we are already ten degrees above average in areas like concord into antioch. interestingly enough some micro climates were not feeling the heat as much. we are below average near san francisco and pacifica, about seven degrees below where we should be. we are talking about upper 60s along the coast with mostly sunny skies, complete sunshine into the santa clara valley with 80s this afternoon. 96 near pittsburg. as we pull closer to the bay bridge and up even north closer to kent ville and mill valley, we are in the 70s and 80s this afternoon. we will keep a close eye on the excessive heat map. the area of high pressure i

. >>> a mystery in fairfield. someone has been buying up a lot of land around travis air force base in solano county. the government says it knows almost nothing about the buyer or what the buyer wants to do with the land. >> we need that land around travis air force base protected. >> reporter: the mayor is worried a corporation that has bought thousands of acres of land could be up to no good. >> there's a large land holder now. >> reporter: a corporation has spent nearly $900 until on land around the air force base but nobody knows precisely who they are or what they intend to do with the property. >> the bottom line question, who the hell are these people? we don't know. >> reporter: the congressman says national security could be at risk. the fbi and the triesry department are investigating. >> it's very concerning the land they purchased on three sides of the base positioning whoever is there to be in a place to gain intel gents, information or disrupt operations. >> reporter: plans to create a new city that

fairfield 84. san jose. we'll talk about the air advisory. you need to know about that next time around. but first things first. sal castaneda. has things improved around highway four? well they're not smooth, but there wouldn't be unusual. roberta i think that people are expecting highway four traffic to be slow. oops maybe be help if my mic fell off here. all right, let's put it back on. you know what? it might be very typical. what you would expect on highway four westbound. it is a little bit slow. in fact, i think my maps will show it. now you can see westbound slow go through pittsburgh bay point over to concord. but it's not unusual for it to be that slow at the bay bridge we have a bigger backup stretching out to the maze. those metering lights are on and if you're driving in oakland, interstate 80 looks okay past the coliseum 701. let's get back to the headlines . happening today, a traffic safety group will hold a rally at the san francisco intersection where a four year old girl was hit and killed by a car last week. ctv's james to

as we go into the valleys, that's where the heat will be. 95 in fairfield. the beaches are going to be pretty nice. be mindful of the breeze that will come in. we're going to talk about the warmer temperatures for the middle of the week. >>> let's talk with mike about what's ahead. >> we'll give you an idea of what you can expect not only now, but in the day ahead. we're looking to the south bay, 280 at 101, reports of a disabled vehicle, that's at the split, the triangle. at the dublin interchange, a minor crash, no injuries reported off to the right shoulder. an important part of the east bay commute through contra costa county. a little build out of antioch, but pittsburg and bay point we see the most slowing. typical for the morning pattern. we're going to look ahead as well. we're talking about the game, giants playing at 6:45 at oracle park. there will be post work traffic, combined with folks coming into town for the game. that will be a factor for folks on surface street traffic. and combine that with the chase center, sam smith concert tonight. toni

in solano county, part of the fire weather watch, 104 degrees in fairfield.day, hottest tomorrow. san francisco also seeing those mild temperatures, hazy skies, and then we will eventually drop back into the 60s by the start of the holiday weekend. our inland valleys going from the 90s to upper 90s, and then more of a drop as we go into thursday, friday, and the holiday weekend. i just want you to be careful for the smoke and fire weather watch. we'll talk more about it throughout the show. >>> mike is looking at changes. >> we're looking for the subtle differences. we see that on highway 4 out of antioch into pittsburg and pittsburg into bay point. concord moves smoothly. a little slowing toward the carquinez bridge, that is the stretch where there will be a closure starting thursday night, that portion of i-80 westbound will be closed from 780 down to highway 4. that's critical for folks coming in toward the east bay. we're looking over here to vallejo, a little slowing for highway 37. just starting with the morning commute. not kicking off yet for vasco ro

. >>> happening now in fairfield, police are asking for your help to find a woman last seen eight days ago, and the man they say was living with her. 36-year-old erica brown disappeared from her home last sunday in fairfield, in a case that police are calling suspicious. they say this man, her boyfriend, mark randle, was living at the home and also cannot be found. they're calling him a person of interest. randle was last seen driving a four-door black mercedes sedan from the early 2000s. >>> florida investigators say the shooter in that racially motivated rampage at a tlar general store purchased his weapons legally. three innocent people died before that shooter, a 21-year-old white man, killed himself saturday in jacksonville as police rushed in. authorities say that he had no criminal record, no red flags that would have stopped him from being able to purchase his guns. he also left no doubt about his intentions in a hate-filled manifesto. >> portions of these manifestos detail the shooter's disgusting ideology of hate, plainly put, the shooting was racially motivated and he hated

so we'll find low 80s in fairfield instead of mid 80. so the cool down is underway. it changes around for the weekend when i come back, the five day forecast and we'll look at all the days that you can plan out. all right. we'll see you in a bit, bill. thank you. a nonprofit is looking to raise millions of dollars for the purchase of nearly 400 acres of redwood forest in sonoma county. save the redwood league says it has secured an agreement to acquire the land, but needs to raise $6.5 million toward the purchase by september 30th. the forest sits above the russian river near guerneville, including 224 acres that were targeted for logging. the land includes the clare tree and ancient coast redwood, as well as a mile of river frontage. a retired san jose police captain killed in a recent head on collision tonight , how friends and former coworkers say he served others even when he was not in the line of duty. also head tonight, the white house attempts to reauthorize the government surveillance program, but some members of congress say not so fast friends say he was a

look at fairfield in antioch just in the low 80s. those spots should be in the mid 90s this time of year. i would suspect. and it's all because of a real deep marine layer. it's back again tonight and of course that means fog in your neighborhood tomorrow morning like you had this morning. the same kind of deal and what's tomorrow thursday. so as we head into the weekend, we start to warm up. so tomorrow, thursday, i need tomorrow's thursday. tomorrow thursday, and then friday. temperatures are going to kind of tomorrow they're going to hover and then probably going to pop up a little bit. but then on saturday and sunday, they're going to get pretty warm. so it's going to be kind of a classic summer weekend, if you will, with that marine layer getting squished down a little bit. so we won't see as much onshore push of fog and cool air. so of course, with that saturday, sunday fire danger becomes more of a front page thing for us and or something to think about in the air quality as well. that cools off on monday. at least that's how

our outside number, fairfield and antioch. but wait, because next time around i will feature when it will top off in the triple digits. yes, that's right. christina and alex. wow. the heat making a return. roberta thank you. the fbi this afternoon is looking for more possible victims of a violent sex offender who's lived in at least ten states, including here in california. investigators say a washington woman escaped santa today from a homemade cinderblock cell in the man's garage at his home in klamath falls, oregon. the suspect, 29 year old nagase zubiri, was taken into federal custody the next day in reno, nevada. according to court records, he abducted the woman in seattle while posing as an undercover police officer. he then traveled roughly 450 miles with the woman sexually assaulting her during the trip. he's charged with interstate kidnaping, with intent to engage in criminal sexual activity. nearly a week after an american nurse was kidnaped in haiti, efforts are still underway to secure her release. the search goes

we are also tracking triple digit heat from fairfield to napa, 70's along the coastline, some changes on the way for the temperatures and also for air quality coming up. >> pg&e is returning off power to thousands of customers, there is a shutoff warning for eight counties, with napa being the early one affected. the electricity was turned off early this morning in several locations. it is still going on in one country. >> winemakers say they will be delays and harvesting grapes because of the intense rain. they celebrated the heart -- start of harvest season with bellringing at the mission. season on a day when temperatures approached 100 degrees in the north bay. this season is not about the hot and dry weather, it's about the rain. this winter is causing parts of the harvest to be delayed. >> we are in the chardonnay, this is our -- >> the script still need more time, according to chris. >> i'm looking for texture and grape size, we would like to see larger grapes coming in and getting softer. >> the family operates at this winery, and the only ones harvesting are the ones making s

it will be breezy later this afternoon into the east inland hills near concord and fairfield. let's talk about temperatures. in the east inland hills, we sit below average . about 10 degrees below average in the santa clara valley. 9 degrees below average on the coast. that area of low pressure is keeping us nice and cool and it is acting like a blanket to keep us away from the heat dome to the southwest. 70s in the santa clara valley this afternoon. 80s in the east inland hills. take advantage of this weather this afternoon. it is beautiful and east bay and up into the north bay near one country. along the coast it will stay cool and cloudy. be prepared with your jacket. let's go to the southwest where they are dealing with the heat dome impacting anywhere from palm springs into phoenix and las vegas with triple digits this afternoon. in the bay, it will slowly start to stretch its way closer to us. the heat dome to the southwest, but it will not impact us too much. we will warm up into the triple digits this weekend near the inland east bay. but we quickly get back to the 80