travis air force base, fairfield. it is all about you. a thunderstorm yesterday dropped 4/10 of an inch of rain, but between 130 and 7:00 that off and on rain for a grand total of 59/100. yet vacaville, not that far away, also had a thunderstorm, but only 0.04. amazing. northeast petaluma 2/10. santa rosa fire department 18/100. danville library a 10th of an inch of rain. point reyes 0.05. and then orinda fire station 0.02, san jose at 0.01. that's their first rain. measurable rain since may. now we'll cycle through the radar here, and you can see it right through san ramon, danville. and then here comes watch for boom, boom boom right there. that's the one that left the thunderstorm activity. and that whopping total of 59/100 at travis. we get the system, the low pressure. you can see it. this is why i show the water vapor. it shows you all the lows, the highs, the highs. building in the lows, swinging through southern california, even into arizona. we get behind that a westerly northwesterly, but some of the higher elevations showing a

ten degrees colder in fairfield, 14 degrees colder in half moon in oakland, 52 in san jose. mateo waking up to some cool air at 48 degrees. but we do recover very nice and warm, but note breezy once again, but daytime highs feel great in the mid 70s. now along the coast we do have partly cloudy skies. currently , but we do bounce back very >> you know, so far it's looking pretty good out there. we have a live look o get a little busy e upper deck. but traffic is still moving at this time, so yout wo, you could see traffic tens of for the 2024 fiscal year. abc7 news reporter lena howland is yesterday's finance committee meeting, we learned that oakland's police and fire departments could bear the brunt of shortfall and expenses are way up, mostly underway arey more to come. $45 million of those cuts are tl presid called carry forwards money that has already been earmarked f funded, such ay for the 9-1-1 million, which means we could be dealing with a to staff to help determine if any of those expenses can be moved to the next fiscal year in order to offset budget cuts.gency b

look for highs of 75 at napa, 80 at fairfield at san rafael, 84 at santa rosa.ity san francisco uh- high of 68 degrees, low to mid 70s, mainly around the bay shoreline and low 80s down in the south bay. now here comes that weak frontal system that will bring us some light rain, and maybe some even steadier rain at times, and mainly in the north bay overnight friday night into saturday morning before it weakens and just falls apart saturday afternoon. so a little bit of wet weather finally coming. our way. maybe a few hundredths of an inch of precipitation and of course we've got fleet week going into the weekend, friday, tomorrow, mild with a mix of sun and clouds. pretty good viewing conditions for the blue angels. then on saturday, cloudier some morning drizzle. it will be breezier but clearing up. more on sunday. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast going into the weekend. things look pretty good except for the showers on saturday. i should say a pretty good except for that because we need the showers and then going into early next week it will be ge

. >> the city of fairfield release that fentanyl documentary this past week called one pill can kill. it shines a spotlight on fentanyl. the crisis and local communities and the title meant to be taken very seriously. experts say a lethal dose can fit on the tip of a pencil. >> there's so many ways for it to get into your bloodstream. it doesn't take much and because it's such a small dose that's required. it's a knockout. your respiratory drive. like i said, it doesn't take much. >> opioid receptors also live in the areas of the brain that control breathing. deadly doses of fentanyl causing breathing to slow into the stops completely. >> children are considered most at risk. fentanyl has become easy to get through social media and other means. officials say parents need to have tough conversations with their children. now more than ever fairfield's documentary includes a breakdown on a recently released drug emo g guide which helps parents understand what some of the seemingly harmless symbols could actually mean. >> some of the most common drug emojis include a pill for fake prescri

it's 105 now in fairfield. santa rosa airport 104.hese numbers mid 90s san francisco, oakland 98 degrees. i am seeing a few cities that likely set records for today. we'll get the official word from the national weather service hopefully shortly and pass that along. it is definitely a nicer way to beat the heat by going to the coast. but you know, the coast is warm as well. it is 101 right now in santa rosa, 97 in napa. triple digits fairfield. concord livermore. a live view from our golden gate bridge camera. the breeze is really gentle. 84 in san francisco, 98 in hayward, 93 in oakland, 102 in redwood city, 99. 102 san jose 99 in redwood city and 70 in half moon bay. here is a live view from our sky star camera. look at this. i mean absolutely clear. this is at fisherman's wharf on top of the skystar wheel, giving you views like you've never seen before. unfortunately because of what we're dealing with, we do have areas of poor air quality indicated by the oranges here. high pressure is putting a lid on the atmosphere. there's not m

and if you notice we're already at 90 degrees in areas like fairfield south san jose at 89. in danville, we're in the 70s. but if you look at orinda, 93, san francisco already about to hit that 80 degree mark. so just to give you an idea of what we're going to be experiencing the next couple of hours, let's take a look at that temperature trend. it gives you an idea so you can plan out your afternoon. of course. because if you notice we're going to start to climb into those mid and upper 60s by the time we get to your lunch hour. so any sort of outdoor activity you want to limit it still again today, take your pups out on a walk before we get to the peak of the heat, which is right around that one. 2:00 hour. san francisco also yet again expected to climb into those upper 80s today for the city. right now it's at about 76. the wind speeds are nice and calm right now, but we're still seeing dry. so it's elevated fire danger. we'll talk more about the extended outlook, but yes, relief is on the way towards the middle of the week and i've got all the details for that coming up

down to 24% in fairfield, 34.in napa, you can see in the teens as we head towards noontime for many of our inland areas. and that continues into the afternoon. so even though there are no red flag warnings and we're not expecting strong winds, it's the wind direction combined with dry fuels and low humidity that keeps our fire danger elevated, especially in october. so watch out for that. looking at your forecast for tomorrow inland areas start out bright and sunny in the 50s at 8 a.m. noontime. you're already in the 70s, and by 5 p.m. you're in the 80s. today's highs, by the way, were in the 60s to 80s, so it did warm up around the bay, low 50s and then eventually to the low to mid 70s. plenty of sun along the coast as well. you're going to go from 50 to 60. so pretty nice looking day coming your way for thursday. there is a cold front that came through the pacific northwest and far northern california, bringing precipitation earlier in the da. that front has moved off and the winds have picked up more downslopin

and san rafael and fairfield.umerous locations will hit 100 107 livermore 106 to concord, 102 at san jose and antioch up to 99 around the bay shoreline in places like fremont. and here's the accuweather. so not at the seven day forecast yet. this shows you how much higher than average our temperatures are right now. i think kristen referred earlier to the fact that most locations are up to about 25 degrees warmer than average for this date, so on we go to the spare the air alert in effect through today and tomorrow. it will temperatures the temperatures, the air quality will moderate on thursday. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. three more two more days this week of triple digit heat. temperatures drop a little bit on friday. back up to triple digits on saturday and sunday uh. >> all right, spencer, before you go, look, sometimes we do get that final blast of heat in september or as late as october, right. but when you look past this week, if we can make it past this week, look at the longer term. is

look at this huge lines in fairfield this morning. as fans flocked early for the opening of a new raising cane's. it's located outside the mall on travis boulevard. fairfield high school cheerleaders, even mr. jelly belly helped celebrate. people lined up for hours to get a first taste of the louisiana chain's chicken and texas toast, and 20 lucky customers won a drawing for free cane's food for an entire year, including one we spoke to. i got here kind of late, actually, at like 7 a.m, and i entered the raffle and i got the i won the free cane's number 13. it's actually one of my lucky numbers, and i'm really good at winning raffles, so i kind of knew i would win. congrats to her. fairfield joins a handful of bay area locations, including oakland and hayward, and new spots in san jose and colma are set to open soon. okay, if that got you a little hungry, here's some dining ideas courtesy of yelp elites. yelp elites are frequent yelp contributors known for their reviews, and they are out with their top 100 places to eat in the bay are

huge lines in fairfield for the new opening of the raising cane's. the cheerleaders from fairfield high were there. even mr. jelly belly helps celebrate. people lined up for hours there to get a first taste of the louisiana chicken and texas toast. 20 lucky customers won a drawing for free. raising cane's food for a year. i got here kind of late, actually, at like 7 a.m. and i entered the raffle and i got the i won the free cane's number 13. it's actually one of my lucky numbers, and i'm really good at winning raffles, so i kind of knew i would win. she's good at winning raffles. we got to meet her. fairfield joins a handful of bay area locations, including oakland and hayward, and new spots of raising cane's are coming to san jose and colma. we're told in the near future, as we wrap up, mario lopez just getting started with access hollywood. well, tonight, access has all the details behind giselle bundchen's pregnancy surprise. people magazine is reporting that she's expecting with her jiu jitsu instructor boyfriend joaquim valente, and that the two

well, new video this morning in fairfield. this is where fans flocked early this morning for the opening of the new raising cane's. it's located outside the mall on travis boulevard in fairfield high school. cheerleaders there helped celebrate even mr. jelly belly made an appearance. you saw right there. people lined up for hours to get a first taste of the louisiana chain's chicken and texas toast. a lucky 20 customers won the drawing for free cane's for a year, including one we spoke to. i haven't eaten here very much, honestly, but i guess i will start eating here. i like it though. i think it will be good for fairfield. new. new food. that's nice. yeah, i guess i'll start eating here since it's free. yeah. why not? let's talk to her in a year. other bay area locations now include oakland and hayward, with new spots coming soon to colma as well as san jose. and also joining for you this midday. some dining ideas courtesy of yelp elites. that's right. i don't think cane's is on this list, but check it out. yelp elites are fr

the east bay fairfield near pittsburgh, seeing some of the raindrops there. there been some thunderstorms kind of rotating on through. you see him as they moved on by numerous strikes. there. that tower apparently falling apart now as it headed toward real vista call up in the sierra nevada to we've got some snow that's continuing to fall up there just to cross many of the highest mountain peaks there. but hopefully a sign of things to come. i think we've got some colder storms on the way too. and speaking of cold, look at all the areas shaded here in the purple. we've got some very cold temperatures developing up to fort bragg to important kaja clearlake. in fact, freeze warnings are posted there overnight tonight. some of those temperatures tonight probably in the upper 20's, low 30's for tonight into early tomorrow morning. not going to be quite as cold here in the bay area, but still, yeah, you might want to change out those close is that time of year right now it's getting a little yeah, it's got a little cold out there. get up those nice, big boots and

and petaluma. 55 at napa we have upper 50s at fairfield, concord and livermore.ake a look at our forecast headlines. and we are expecting a rather fall like week ahead this morning. just some foggy areas that will clear up by about midday or so. giving way to partly cloudy skies. next few days will be partly cloudy, breezy with the cooling trend will continue and this weekend we'll see an increasing chance of some light rain or showers, primarily on saturday. so this afternoon we can expect mild conditions inland. mild to warm. as a matter of fact, inland east bay will warm up to about 8586 degrees in places like concord, antioch and livermore. up in the north bay, a wider range of highs 78 at napa, 89 at santa rosa around the bay shoreline, 73 at oakland, 76 san mateo and the south bay will be in the low to mid 80s. and here's the forecast animation showing the approaching system that will bring us will probably bring us some light rain on saturday. notice we'll be dry through friday night, but then some showers will push through the bay area on saturday and tha

down to 24% in fairfield, 34.an see in the teens as we head towards noontime for many of our inland areas. and that continues into the afternoon. so even though there are no red flag warnings and we're not expecting strong winds, it's the wind direction combined with dry fuels and low humidity that keeps our fire danger elevated, especially in october. so watch out for that. looking at your forecast for tomorrow inland areas start out bright and sunny in the 50s at 8 a.m. noontime. you're already in the 70s, and by 5 p.m. you're in the 80s. today's highs, by the way, were in the 60s to 80s, so it did warm up around the bay, low 50s and then eventually to the low to mid 70s. plenty of sun along the coast as well. you're going to go from 50 to 60. so pretty nice looking day coming your way for thursday. there is a cold front that came through the pacific northwest and far northern california, bringing precipitation earlier in the da. that front has moved off and the winds have picked up more downsloping winds that w

. >> the city of fairfield has released a documentary about fentanyl. it's called one pill can kill and that shines a spotlight on the crisis in local communities that title is meant to be taken seriously with experts saying a lethal dose can fit on to the tip of a pencil. >> ways for to get into your bloodstream. it doesn't take much and because it's such a small dose that's required. it's a knockout. your respiratory drive. like i said, it doesn't take much. >> opioid receptors also live in the areas of the brain that control breathing. deadly doses of fentanyl causing breathing to slow into the stops completely. >> children are most at risk. fentanyl has becoming easy to get through social media and other ways. officials say parents should have some tough conversations with their children. now more than ever fairfield's documentary includes a breakdown on a recently released drug emoji guide which will help parents and caregivers understand. but some of the seemingly harmless symbols could actually mean you can find a link to the full 20 minute docum

but here's the turn starting to happen in fairfield. we start to see that northerly direction, meaning that wind is getting ready to roll off shore and begin the process of drying things out. when you take a look here at future humidity levels, this is the issue as we get into the next 24 hours. we see some of these rolling down, you know, to 10%. that's incredibly dry. i'll be back in a little bit. we'll talk more about this red flag warning and take a look at our 7 day forecast. elevated fire danger brings the possibility of power shut offs for thousands of bay area pg e customers. >> michael thomas continues our team coverage from concord. >> this red flag warning is in place for most of the bay area. and that's because of those heavy winds we're going to see come through within the next few days when it comes to people possibly losing power. that number is over 7,000 and across 6 different counties. >> this red flag warning put out by the national weather service last until saturday. and the purpose is to prevent wildfires. it's dur

there've also been 7 total over the past 30 days in fairfield. police say in yesterday's incident, the driver hit the pedestrian and took off. we spoke with residents who shared their concerns about dangers out there on the road. >> i don't do walking. i try to avoid even driving now. >> it's just scary out there. >> fairfield police say that they found and arrested. 62 year-old jon stein gas around 2 thursday afternoon. he's being charged with felony hit and run. >> an animal shelter in san pablo may have to close down due to its lease not being renewed their landlord. caltrans julie's place as been around since 2017. it's on san pablo dam road on lands that the transportation agency oats the rescue shelter. yeah, they have dogs say rescue dogs from kill shelters and take them in there. they also take in stray cats and provide free vaccines. the owner julie bainbridge says they found a couple months ago that they have to move by next. may the community he's now rallying behind the shelter, creating a petition to try to save jellies place. bainbr

police say the grows were found at homes all near each other in a fairfield neighborhood. this all in the past 3 months, almost 6,000 plants were seized. no word if police made any arrests. a big rig catches fire on highway. 24 in orinda. the fire had eastbound traffic crawling for hours while crews try to put out the flames all lanes have since reopened this morning. fortunately, no one was hurt with the heat wave hitting the bay area this week. air conditioning technicians are working overtime to ensure people are staying cool. family-owned hvac company says a lack of maintenance could create problems for homeowners as the heat wave continues. hvac technicians workload remains very high during this period. also, a new report found that consumers are spending more on holiday travel this year, according to price waterhouse, coopers millennials and gen z are driving the rise in travel spending on average. millennials have set aside about $751 for holiday travel. that's up 12% from last year. meanwhile, older travelers gen x and baby boomers are actually cutting down their t

there have been 7 total over the past 30 days in fairfield. police say yesterday's incident, the driver hit the person and took off and we spoke with people in that area who shared their concerns. but the dangers out on that road. >> i don't do i try to avoid even try to now. >> it's just scary out there. >> fairfield police say they found and arrested. 62 year-old john gas around 2 thursday afternoon. it's known he has been charged with felony hit and run. the spain. our officials in alameda county are announcing a conviction against a former county sheriff's deputy. devon williams is accused of killing a married couple in dublin. this happened in september of 2022. police say that williams was having a romantic relationship with the wife. williams now faces 50 years to life in prison. sentencing is set for next month. an animal shelter in the east bay may have to close down when its current lease expires. caltrans owns the property that it's on and says it needs that land to stage equipment for a project that it's working on an 80 kron four'

whoa. 69 fairfield, 67 napa and santa rosa at 66. well, we do have a little bit of variety in this forecast with rain jumping in and out again, midweek to around thursday and then i put drizzle one here, but not really a saturday may be kind of a decent rain for your friday night into saturday. after that, it's going to be bone dry. what's going on traffic? all right. let's get a look at things to come in right on front. >> everybody traveling into the city this morning. if you are going to be taking the san mateo bridge around 15 minutes there. >> that richmond center fell bridge. put you at about 14 minutes. and if you are going to be on the golden gate, 37 to toast 22. >> it's 6.47. is the time. and in developing news, the chp is investigating a deadly crash early sunday morning in napa. look at this driver. unfortunately died when their car went off highway 12 and flipped over. the driver had been headed east towards interstate 80. and authorities say that suspect was they suspect the driver was intoxicated and possibly speeding.

we are starting to see that office returning to fairfield good concord. see that northerly direction. san jose starting to pick up on a little bit. still little north northwest of santa rosa. but again, as we get later into the evening that drier wind will start to take shape. things are looking pretty good. as far as the skies are concerned, the temperatures have been on our side, but it really is just this wind that we've got to get through. and this is the time when you want to make like good choices, right? what are you doing throughout the next 48 hours that could possibly start or cause a fire and make sure you're not doing that. humidity levels will be dropping as this wind starts to roll. and if you look at relative humidity right now, already starting to see it drop, you can see vacaville right now at 18% get into the teens there. you can see 20's in the east bay and also up in the north bay. that's the concern. is that the longer this goes on, the drier, the air gets. and so this kind of puts it together and shows you how to night shifts over to

. >> the city of fairfield are going to host a special fair to help connect unhoused community members with resources that they need. happening from 10:00am to 02:00pm et they north church on pennsylvania avenue. officials from account calfresh are going to be there and the event will also provide food showers. wells host of michael raffl. if you're 10, you can also get a free bus ride to the event morning route 3 at the fairfield transportation center. let the driver know you're going to the hope event. alright of food truck is ready to serve students in alameda county. the san lorenzo unified school district. bob, the custom made $73,000 trailer covid-19 recovery funds from the state. the mobile kitchen is gonna make at least 2 stops in each of the districts. 16 school sites throughout the year. 7 8,000 students. the district says it can also be available at community events and can also be used for emergencies. still ahead, millions of dollars are going towards multiple upgrades at bart station. >> some writers the north, they can expect. >> i think it's really poor will will have s

we could have gusts around the fairfield area approaching 40 miles an hour. and those winds out of the north. now, we're still tracking these clouds moving into northern california, also out toward the sierra. a little bit of some coverage on the radar as well. but here in the bay area we have lots of clear skies. and after that cold start this morning, temperatures are recovering right now. in the 60s in san francisco, the warmest locations in the lower 70s for santa rosa and in san jose. and the current wind reports that offshore wind or that northerly wind is not really developed just yet. you can see these panels, augusta and novato, right around 22 miles an hour out toward sfo. we still have a westerly breeze at 20 in san jose in the single digits. here's a live camera looking out toward ocean beach, san francisco, crystal clear skies. and if you look at the texture of the ocean here, you get the sense that we do have some chop out there. so the wind is starting to have an impact on at least on the ocean conditions this afternoon. so this is the system t

there have been 7 total over the past 30 days in fairfield. police say in yesterday's incident the driver hit the pedestrian and took off. we spoke with residents who shared their concerns. >> i don't do walking. i try to avoid even try to now. >> it's just scary out there. fairfield police say they found and arrested 62 year-old johnston gas about into thursday afternoon. he's being charged with a felony hit and run. >> in the south bay, a man now who police say offered services is now facing assault accusations. san jose police say 42 year-old philip, so offer these services in a separate part of his business on lincoln avenue, authorities say the victim was sexually assaulted during a session back in june. police haven't released the name of silva's business, but he is set to be reined in court later this month. well, a judge's ruling is having a major impact now on those arrested in san francisco kron four's terisa stasio has more on the controversy. >> from the onset of this case, our office in the city attorney's office have repeatedly m

and fairfield's documentary also includes a breakdown for parents. they've released explanation basically of drug emojis and that can help parents understand with some of the seemingly harmless symbols can mean if you see them in these text messages that your children are having, you can find a link to the full 20 minute documentary on the fairfield city's youtube page. >> 709, right now. and the forty-niners with a win over dallas. again, i am amazed at the fact that ricky persall as players playing, he went back i've been off 5 weeks and who's the went? >> well, and it they almost didn't. when it came down to the end. kron four's will tran joining us live from levi's stadium with more on what was a heart pounding game. well. >> the niners almost snatched defeat out of the jaws of victory because dak prescott, he could have had a potential game winning drive. but the defense finally woke up in the 4th quarter and shut down the cowboys, which is why this morning they're waking up for in 4 and jerry jones. i'm sure not happy with the dallas cowboys ba

these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. 70 in fairfield, 70 in concord.ice day a lot like today. about the same. maybe a little warmer in some places. here's a five day forecast. there's that chance of showers on halloween. i don't think it's going to be a washout for the kids. i just think it's going to be scattered showers around a little bit, like it was tonight in the east bay when they had the scattered showers. >> all right, bill, thank you. the world series, game three in the bronx tonight the dodgers brought the pitching. the yankees looking to wake up the bats. the story coming up next in sports. >> then on the 11:00 news, a historic lake tahoe property hits the housing market. a look at its extravagant asking price his injuries still a big concern in sunday's win against the cowboys. jordan mason aggravated his shoulder injury. deebo samuel came back from his bout with pneumonia, only to get knocked out of that game with a rib injury. good news, head coach kyle shanahan says the team will likely get jauan jennings back after the bye had no setba

there have been 7 total over the past 30 days in fairfield.the driver hit the pedestrian and that took off. we spoke to residents who shared their concerns about the dangers on the roads. there. >> i don't do walking try to avoid even driving. now. >> it's just scary out there. >> fairfield police say they found and arrested. 62 year-old jon stein gas about 2 o'clock or so thursday afternoon he's been charged with felony hit and run. in the south bay, a man who police say offered massage services is now facing assault accusations. so the san jose police say 42 year-old philip silva offered the services in a separate space in his business on lincoln avenue. authorities say the victim was sexually assaulted during a session back in june. police have not released the name of silva's business, but he is set to be arraigned later this month. well, this morning and the act is waking up to a new city manager. the position has changed hands several times over the years. and this happened as the city's trying to maneuver through a federal investigation

mid 50s at napa, fairfield, concord, 59 degrees and 56 at livermore. these are our forecast headlines. you can see that things will be changing later in the week. but this morning just a few foggy areas giving way to sunnier skies in the afternoon. next few days, this current cooling trend will continue with occasional occasionally breezy conditions. and this weekend there's a slight chance of showers on saturday, and some of them may trickle over into sunday. this afternoon, though, it will be dry. brighter skies this afternoon with a few clouds closer to the coast. high temperatures will range from 63 at half moon bay to 69 in san francisco, mainly mid 70s right around the bay shoreline inland east bay, mid 80s up in the north bay 78 napa 89 at santa rosa down to the south bay low to mid 80s. beautiful fall day coming up. reggie. >> spencer. thank you. help for peninsula church. their plea to stay open to continue serving the community. and plans for pier 45. the proposal now one step closer to redevelop the summit. the goal is to improve the state's

word is 97 or say livermore words. 99, fairfield, 97, you get the idea. but around the bay today, definitely some relief you see. it's 71 there in berkeley, not bad and up in the north bay. we've got some low 90's out there in nevada in sonoma. but hey, petaluma santa rosa, 86 87 degrees. that's welcome. that is a welcome cool down there. we've also got some interesting weather happening in the sense that we've had a little bit of tropical moisture rolling up now you look at this in a way, is that some rain coming our way? unfortunately, not really because it's not making it to the ground because we've got dry air out there exceptionally dry air out there. but you see a little bit trying trying sending a few clouds across, not see any lightning. that's a good thing but not seeing any rain from that either. this is why, because it hits this dry air on the way down. and you can see some of these numbers in the 20's for humidity, 8%. and that's gonna be the case as we go across the next 12 to 24 hours. these low relative humidities add to the danger of fire.

union city head inland 103, in concord and livermore, 104, in fairfield.ardly strictly bluegrass in golden gate park. you should probably used to it being mild. not the case tomorrow. sunny and very warm. upper 80s still bright on sunday, but the temperature will come down a little bit for college game day in berkeley. a mild start at 9 a.m. in the 70s, quickly warming up into the 80s and eventually the 90s. it's going to get hot there. temperatures will slowly drop off in the evening, and for the niners game at levi's stadium sunday 95 at kickoff, that is well above what they're expecting. typically, it could break a record as we go into the fourth quarter. dangerous heat 98 degrees. and for the castro street fair on sunday in the city, mainly clear. it's going to be warm in the mid 80s and then turning mild later on in the evening. the accuweather seven day forecast. drink plenty of water. try to find some shade. a cooling center ac, anything you can do to beat the heat because it's heat and fire danger tomorrow. hottest day of the next seven days. still

and then as you went into the afternoon hours around fairfield, this pattern produced some, some, some thundershowers. so what we're waiting for now is thursday. so here's the long range model. here comes thursday right there. sweeps through thursday a little something on friday and saturday potentially. and we've got an unsettled progressive pattern. so i'm thinking thursday only because halloween is right there right now i think it's going to be okay. but there will be scattered showers in the area. and so if you're out and about, especially in the early evening with the little ones, i think it might be just a little damp. i don't think it's going to be a real rain event, but well, although if you're north right, if you're santa rosa, ukiah. so how long is a tough one. let's let's dial it in tomorrow just because we're a little far out on this thing right now. but what we're hoping is that this thing maybe moves a little quicker or moves a little slower and kind of leaves halloween alone. but either way, we're looking at less than fire danger, unsettled weather pattern really right i

if you look fairfield running about 13 degrees cooler, san jose seven, and you're going to feel even more of that chilly effect into tomorrow morning. wait till you see the morning lows. now we've got satellite right now you can still see we've got plenty of activity in through parts of the sierra as well. right there over reno. and if i zoom this in and zoom it out a bit closer, you could see right behind it. out in the pacific, we've still got something that's churning out there. so over the next couple of hours, here's what we can expect. notice we've still got the possibility of a couple pop up showers popping in through the interior, mainly around fairfield, into the tri-valley, livermore, and then we see this kind of combination of cloud cover, but also that cooler weather. now anticipating into that tuesday early morning, you're going to notice that cloud cover is going to stick around. and yes, we're talking about much cooler temps, but also gusty winds. so it's going to feel even colder especially around san francisco. look at this 29 mile per hour winds san mateo 20 plus do

fairfield based day trip is an organic, sparkling, and prebiotic beverage that's marketed as a healthy alternative to soda. it's now available at the new costco store in napa, and day trip co-founder joey cannata said there's going to be shipping out to other costco stores across the country. >> costco members smart. you know, i think consumers are very smart. you know, some brands think, oh, they don't pay attention to details. they do. and especially the costco membership does. >> so kanata, a former executive vp with rockstar, co-founded the low calorie drink back in 2019 right here in the bay area. he says their business has expanded dramatically during the past five years, pushing them to move to a larger facility in fairfield. >> and you can hear about all of the top stories on the west coast every weekday, right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage airs 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> and it was a glorious day across the west coast today, from top to bottom and smack in between, we had temperatures averagin

temperatures on the warm end of the spectrum, mid-90s for fairfield and antioch and livermore. those are the hottest locations, only low 80s down the peninsula, a mix of 80s and 90s in the north bay. the farther inland you go, you'll still be hot, 97 degrees in healdsburg. that's the hotspot heading into tomorrow afternoon. let's look at rain chances. yes, we do have rain chances in the forecast. we'll check that out at 5:30. these are the ten-day temperature outlook. we have a chance of showers on saturday. san francisco running close to normal tomorrow through the weekend and into much of next week. it will take a little longer away from the water for temperatures to return to near average. normal high in san jose is 78 degrees. we don't get down there until monday or tuesday next week while temperatures in the tri valley are still hot tomorrow and then just warm, above normal, but reasonable heading into the weekend and next week. let's look at the seven-day outlook with that one rain chance in the forecast saturday. this is for the coast where temperatures are going to stay

check out fairfield 61 degrees. so that's a function of when you get that 61in fairfield, 72 in san francisco. that's a function of the compressional heating where the air sinks. and the lower it goes, the more time it has to warm and sink. and so san francisco is about sea level. and the way it sets, it has the ability to really the compression really gets to work on it. whereas elevation areas are maybe 800ft or higher, don't get quite as warm. so this is that time of year. there is the heat advisory, the heat warning that got posted earlier today that was an upgrade to this heat advisory. the heat warning covers san jose, which is a big old city with lots of concrete, and temperatures are going to be into the low one hundreds tomorrow. might see some records tomorrow. we had a tied record today in san jose at 95, tied record. san rafael is throwing up big numbers. they throw out a buck for today, but i'm not buying it. i know the weather. it's a weather service official number, but i think it was 102. today was a

we're seeing a lot of visitors coming from the inland areas like livermore, fairfield, and sacramento. they're coming to the city to cool off. >> i left my heart in san francisco. >> reporter: san francisco is the hot spot this weekend, packed with visitors and those trying to get away from those inland triple digit temperatures. >> we see a lot of guests coming from sacramento, the east bay, even the central valley will come up for overnight just to get away from the heat because it's so unbearable. >> got a good crowd right now. >> reporter: restaurant owner bob at pier 39 says the week long heat wave has been great for business. >> we've got five restaurants here, so we've seen a 15% to 20% increase depending on the day. >> how's your day going? >> reporter: many retailers say sales are heating up with a lot of inland shoppers and diners. dylan owns three shops at pier 39. >> we're probably seeing about 20% to 30% more. it's a big jump for us. >> reporter: the extra amount of business is music to dylan's ears. he's stocked up and staffed up. >> nice, where you coming from? getting

take a look at the temperatures 104 in fairfield tomorrow. triple digits concord, livermore, san jose and santa rosa 95. oakland, 90, in san francisco 82 and half moon bay a spare. the air alert has been issued for saturday as the air quality will decline in parts of the bay area. it will be poor. i will be back to let you know exactly when we'll break out of this heat wave. coming right up. all right, sandhya, thank you. it is sizzling in the south bay as well, but the heat didn't seem to stop people tonight. events went on as planned. from outdoor movie night to high school football games. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez was there as people sweated it out. >> the high school football games at santa teresa high school in san jose played on in the heat new this season at schools across the state is this tool called a wet bulb globe temperature? >> it's a good piece of mind. and then that we have a number to go off of. >> it measures direct sunlight, temperature, wind speed and other factors to determine heat stress for outdoor activit

you're in the low fairfield and concord right now 52 santa rosa exploratorium, camera san francisco is okay. that cold front swept most of thhafo high dew points out therd sunday and monday we are looking at cooler wea 50s and 60s. it will cool off by morning. we're talking a you nes we head into the afternoon. not much warming. as a matter of fact, morning temperatures will end up in the 40s and 50s. bundle up before you head out the door tomorrow day. a high clouds will pass through, strine 60s coast side to but on fridayi think it's just going to bring us cloud cover sunday into mondayt. we have mild fall weather for you tomorrow and then a warming trend wednesday. and thursday. low 80s. warmer than average tempeantures. that late night chance sunday going into monday of some sher the accuweather seven day for zoo'st nctuary in tennessee. it's thet country's largest natural habitat refuge developed 46 houe went off without a hitch. >> little jet lag, maybe? >> yeah, on lery beet pulp to ew home. good for you, well in add ion tohistory, they've uncoveree memories we didn't kn cwetrib

there have been 7 total incidents over the past 30 days in fairfield. police say in yesterday's incident the driver hit the pedestrian and took off. we spoke with residents who share their concerns about this roadway. i don't do walking. >> i try to avoid even try to now. it's just scary out there. >> fairfield police say they found and arrested. 62 year-old jon stein. guess around to thursday afternoon he's being charged with a felony hit and run. san francisco. police are investigating a shooting in the area of 9th and mission streets. this is video from the scene shared on the citizen app last night. police say they got reports of shots fired shortly after 8. there's no report of anyone injured but officers detained one person. police say this remains an open and active investigation. in the south jose city council member is under investigation by police. investigators did not say which councilmember or the allegations, which at what allegations are against them at this time. but the department says they do plan to provide an update at a later date w

. >> the city of fairfield has released a documentary about fentanyl.lled one pill can kill it shines a spotlight on the fentanyl crisis in local communities. that title is meant to be taken seriously with experts saying a lethal dose can fit on the tip of a pencil. >> there's so many ways for it to get into your bloodstream. it doesn't take much and because it's such a small dose that's required. it's a knockout. your respiratory drive. like i said, it doesn't take much. >> opioid receptors also live in the areas of the brain that control breathing. deadly doses of fentanyl causing breathing to slow into the stops completely. >> now, children here are most at risk. fentanyl has become, but she's you to get through social media and other means. officials say parents need to have tough conversations with their children. now more than ever. fairfield's documentary includes breakdown on a recently released drug emoji guide, which helps parents understand what some of the seemingly harmless symbols their kids are using on their phones could actually mean yo

i do not like a look at this in fairfield where we've got that northeasterly flow. concord now showing that northerly direction. you can see it also down in san jose. so we're starting to see that turn of wind. and the problem is the longer it sustained, the longer we dry out and the more dangerous it gets rights of way you think about it. if that happens in the overnight tonight, right, those humidity levels drop, then we're going to get in some trouble as we get into tomorrow. as far as the dry air out there. >> this is where the high wind is. so it's so hard to see yours is kind of brown on brown, but it's in the north bay hills. it's also all throughout the inner east bay and down the south bay in the santa clara hills. and those wind warnings are going through. 11:00pm starts tonight. goes through 11:00pm on friday for the east bay and the south bay and 08:00am on saturday for the north bay. so let's talk about these wind gust and put this in motion and kind of show you as we get into the evening, you start to 10 o'clock tonight. and then notice, you know, wher

petaluma 197 napa 102, fairfield and concord. livermore 101.nd looking at santa cruz beach, these are the forecast headlines. dangerous heat wave with us now we will expect extreme heat for two more days. elevated fire danger, of course, under these conditions. it's dry. it's breezy in the hills. and friday we expect the heat to moderate slightly, but not a lot. so overnight lows will be really on the mild side. we're talking about upper 60s to low 70s so uncomfortably warm during the overnight hours and highs tomorrow. well, more one hundredths in our inland areas. 107 concord 108 livermore 105 at fairfield 104, santa rosa 103 and san jose and upper 90s around the bay shoreline tomorrow and move along. well. i'm going to have to do this one manual. here it is. it did click through. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so up to about 108 degrees again tomorrow in the hottest inland areas. mid to upper 90s around the bay shoreline up to about 104 inland on thursday friday and saturday. the heat eases just a bit but still triple digits. i m

. >> the city of fairfield has released a documentary about fentanyl. it's called one pill can kill it shines a spotlight on the fentanyl crisis in local communities. the title is meant to be taken very seriously. but experts say lethal dose can fit right on the tip of a pencil. >> so many ways for it to get into your bloodstream. it doesn't take much and because it's such a small dose that's required. it's a knockout. your respiratory drive. like i said, it doesn't take much. >> opioid receptors also live in the areas of the brain that control breathing. deadly doses of fentanyl causing breathing to slow into the stops completely. >> children are most at risk. fentanyl has become easy to get through social media. now officials say parents need to have tough conversations with their kids now more than ever before. fairfield's documentary includes a breakdown on a recently released drug emo g guide that helps parents understand what some of the seemingly harmless symbols could actually mean. you can find a link to that for 20 minute documentary on the ci

take a look at the temperatures 104 in fairfield tomorrow. triple digits concord, livermore, san jose and santa rosa 95. oakland, 90, in san francisco 82 and half moon bay a spare. the air alert has been issued for saturday as the air quality will decline in parts of the bay area. it will be poor. i will be back to let you know exactly when we'll break out of this heat wave. coming right up. all right, sandhya, thank you. it is sizzling in the south bay as well, but the heat didn't seem to stop people tonight. events went on as planned. from outdoor movie night to high school football games. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez was there as people sweated it out. >> the high school football games at santa teresa high school in san jose played on in the heat new this season at schools across the state is this tool called a wet bulb globe temperature? >> it's a good piece of mind. and then that we have a number to go off of. >> it measures direct sunlight, temperature, wind speed and other factors to determine heat stress for outdoor activit

fairfield 22 napa. calistoga. that is going to dry out our atmosphere even more than it is right now. that goes into tomorrow morning. and that's what's going to raise our fire danger, especially with the critically dry fuels we have out there. so when you look at the fire danger index, it's not so much that there are strong winds or we have red flag warnings. it's just what is going to happen. so as we head into late tonight, we are looking at yellows and blues indicating moderate to high fire danger. tomorrow morning. that area of moderate to high fire danger increases across other areas as well, like the east bay hills, the santa cruz mountains. so definitely stay aware the fire danger will subside later on in the day. we're looking at this evening mild conditions at 620. 60s and 7910. we're looking at temperatures coming down and it is a cool to chilly start. first thing tomorrow morning. high clouds will stream across our skies a lot like today, tomorrow afternoon and it is going to be a cooler day. mostly 60

mid 90s oakland, berkeley, fremont, 95 inland areas will be sizzling again. 104 fairfield 103.e. now hardly strictly bluegrass is happening in golden gate park, san francisco. sunny and very warm for tomorrow. hot, hot and sunny for sunday as well as we head into college game day for berkeley tomorrow morning. it starts out pretty mild, but rapidly. you will notice it gets hot into the mid 90s and still warm late in the evening. so if you are going keep that in mind. now. levi's stadium for the niners kickoff 95 degrees a hot start. we are talking about dangerous heat. fourth quarter 98 degrees. the accuweather seven day forecast will feature hot weather the next three days. 70s and 80s. coast side. all areas will cool on tuesday where it's noticeable, and then we will get that heat relief as the fog comes back into the picture. mid to late in the workweek with 60s to 80s. i think we will be ready by then. >> larry and kristen, i'll tell you what, for people going to the 40 niners game, be aware hydration, hydration, hydration, especially if you're on the far side of the field

. >> the city of fairfield release that fentanyl documentary this past week called one pill can killng a spotlight on the fentanyl crisis and local communities and the title meant to be taken very seriously. experts say a lethal dose can fit on the tip of a pencil. >> there's so many ways for it to get into your bloodstream. it doesn't take much and because it's such a small dose required. it's a knockout. your respiratory drive. like i said, it doesn't take much. >> opioid receptors also live in the areas of the brain that control breathing. deadly doses of fentanyl causing breathing to slowing to a stop completely. >> children are considered the most at-risk group. fentanyl has become easy to get through social media and other means. officials say parents need to have tough conversations with children now more than ever fairfield's documentary includes a breakdown on a recently released drug emo g guide which helps parents understand what some of the seemingly harmless symbols can actually mean. >> some of the most common drug emojis include a pill for fake prescription drugs, like

billy, what about 77 napa, 79 fairfield about 80. 79 santa rose up outside of all that rain. talk about correcting these temperatures that we do early next week down to the upper 60's near 70 or so that's for the inland valleys in the east bay and north bay. and again, opportunities to some showers. thursday and maybe into the following week. rain was traffic like i let >> a 15 minute ride the city while our san mateo bridge is at 14, the richmond sandra fell. you're looking at a round just short of 17. so things are starting to pick up there and the golden gate bridge. 21 minutes. >> well, 6.48 is the time for people now in custody in connection with an illegal gambling operation in oakland. officers say residents reported the location on 17th avenue near 8.80. police uncovered casino gaming machines, guns, drugs, and several stolen cars, too. this happened last week. police say they are still investigating and anyone with information is asked to contact the department. >> and to you our coverage this morning, hundreds san francisco superior court clerks. they went on strike

. >> the city of fairfield is hosting a special fair to help connect unhoused community members with the resources they need. it's happening from 10 in the morning till 2 in the afternoon today. it'll be out of the bay north church on pennsylvania avenue. officials from medicare, all and calfresh will be there too. and the event will also provide food and showers as well as a bike raffle. those attending can even get a free bus ride to the event if they board route 3 at the fairfield transportation center. just let the driver know that you're going to the hope event and they'll take you there. >> for your body this morning. first lawsuit has been filed against titles over its e-coli outbreak. many american parents are worried their kids won't be able to afford a home. jane king is live the nasdaq with all those stories and more. good morning, jane. yes, ran a good morning. so this new study of 1000 adults in 7 swing do get the sense that this is happening nationwide? >> fell it. 61% of parents polled are worried about whether their child will be able to buy homes. they get older over

there have been 7 total incidents over the past 30 days in fairfield.ident the driver hit the pedestrian and took off. we spoke with residents who share their concerns about dangers on the road. i don't do walking. >> trying to avoid even driving now. >> it's just scary out there. fairfield police say they found and arrested. 62 year-old johnston gas around 2 o'clock thursday afternoon. >> he's being charged with a felony hit and run. >> 7.36 is the time in the south bay, a man who police say offered massage services is now facing assault allegations. san jose police say 42 year-old philip silva offered the services in a separate office space of his business on lincoln avenue. authorities say the victim was sexually assaulted during a session back in june. police haven't released the name of silva's business, but he is set to be arraigned later this month. governor gavin newsom is expected to announce a plan today to fund new measures to address homelessness. now the governor plans to meet with state housing officials to create a stronger accountability