in gilroy, alyssa gord, nbc bay area news. >> let's check this out here. at the san francisco zoo lemur started with a special treat. how many different lemurs we have. they are gorgeous. for they enjoyed a classic july 4th meal. hot dogs, corn on the cob and some watermelon. is not your average hotdogs though. they are yam dogs. the bones are made of special biscuits that are formulated for defeating primates. delicious. >> i don't think joey chestnut eight any yam dogs today. and a gorgeous day. it wasn't sunny, but it was warm. >> a little bit of humanity. kind of strange. it's probably not the full on sunshine a lot of folks wanted. it certainly is going to still play out pretty good for us here as we head to the next 6-8 hours for the fireworks. of course we know in the bay area they are pretty used to watching that forecast and setting them off at least at a lower altitude so you are still able to see something. you can see san francisco right now we do have the high clouds up above right near the coastline you can also see the fog that is beginning

we could see their id and id has to say gilroy residents. so if somebody comes to the window, and they're from san jose or another city. then we can't sell to them. gilroy residences, castillo says he buys a different set of fireworks each year to keep things exciting for his children. santa clara county's only city where people can use illegal fireworks, he says. it does come with responsibility. i have kids and we just do it in the street, and we have all the safety precautions. water hose ready just in case anything happens, just use common sense. they really that's what it comes down to is common sense. keep your distance. don't stand right next to it when someone's lighting it , we do this every year. we usually have two boxes of fireworks every year, sometimes a little bit more, lauren reword says the fourth of july is a time for bringing her family together and keeping water nearby when using fireworks is one of the best ways they stay prepared and safe. we are using precautions with a bunch of buckets with water to like distinguished

from guerneville to san francisco, down to gilroy, the central valley expect those low clouds. as we head into the afternoon, do look for some increased sunshine here through the bay area. it does look a lot sunnier than we have been used to lately. it will make it nicer for us. as we head through tomorrow morning's forecast, we'll begin request cool, upper 50s and also low 60s. over to san francisco, we have you started off at 56 and north bay at 54. daytime highs tomorrow don't adjust a whole lot. you can see across the south bay, we are coming in with 78 tomorrow, 80 in gilroy. oakland 71. treatment 75. livermore 70 degrees. 75 in redwood city. san francisco we're looking at 69 in the mission and 62 in the marina and across the north bay, 81 in ukiah, 79 right here towards sonoma. on my seven-day forecast in san francisco, we'll hold with a steady pattern of 60s next several days. i do think the fog pattern will break even more by thursday and friday's forecast. then, we'll get back into a little bit more of a morning fog, afternoon sunshine for the upcoming weekend. across

it 10 miles south of gilroy. crews were able to fully contain this fire. the second fire is burning this morning. evacuations and road closures are in place. 80 acres have burned with zero containment. one home was destroyed and others are threatened. no one has been hurt, at this time. >>> this is open again. two years after it was almost destroyed by this fight. this is in the santa cruz mountains. this is what the ancient fort looks like now, and how you can see it. >> reporter: when the fire was burning more than 86,000 acres, the santa cruz mountains did not look like california's oldest state parks with the redwood trees. but now bikers and hikers will be let back in. it will not look like it used to . it will look like a force burn, but if you look closely, you will see signs of life. growth sprouting from the redwood's will be branches. the douglas firs are not coming back. but lots of bugs and birds are coming back. >> a tremendous amount of cleanup. all the structures had to be removed. vehicles. toxic soil and hazard trees were taken out. the tr

it is set 10 miles south of gilroy. crews were able to contain it at 50 acres. the second fire is still burning this morning. the evacuations in some road closures and 80 acres have burned so far. other homes are threatened at this hour and no one is hurt. >>> there are new witnesses showing a recounting of what donald trump was doing. >> reporter: through live in taped testimony, investigating and painting a portrait of a president to resisted taking action for more than three hours . >> president trump did not fail to act during the 187 minutes tween leaving the ellipse and telling the mob to go home, he chose not to act. >>> witnesses said he was content to watch the the riot unfold and watch the electric and pectoral recount. >> count me among those who was hoping to see and unequivocal strong statement clearing out the capital. >> are you aware of any phone calls by the president of the united states to the secretary of defense that day? >> not that i'm aware of, no. >> showing the missouri center josh hawley running from the mob. >> make way. >> reporter:

ama: in a south bay a recent celebrity siding has gilroy buzzing about what a superstar left behind, a wallet belonging to william shatner had to be overnighted back to the cultural icon in beverly hills. new details about what it took to return the lost item. reporter: the fruit barn in gilroy has attracted customers from near and far for decades, but a recent stop by a famous celebrity has them considering new to core. >> i thought about putting up a shine that william shatner was here. reporter: william shatner left behind his wallet. he showed up to work and saw the wallet. after his initial shock, he texted a friend with the police department. >> i told him we found this wallet, and he was not sure if i was telling a joke. >> i tried to figure out why gary of all people has mr. shatner's wallet. reporter: the race was on to connect with captain kirk who stopped to purchase cherries. >> he paid for it prior to getting corn. i am assuming he had his wallet in his pocket. reporter: the thought is he bent over to pick some items and lost his wallet. it took two hours and teamwork to

ama: in a south bay a recent celebrity siding has gilroy buzzing about what a superstar left behind,longing to william shatner had to be overnighted back to the cultural icon in beverly hills. new details about what it took to return the lost item. reporter: the fruit barn in gilroy has attracted customers from near and far for decades, but a recent stop by a famous celebrity has them considering new to core. >> i thought about putting up a shine that william shatner was here. reporter: william shatner left behind his wallet. he showed up to work and saw the wallet. after his initial shock, he texted a friend with the police department. >> i told him we found this wallet, and he was not sure if i was telling a joke. >> i tried to figure out why gary of all people has mr. shatner's wallet. reporter: the race was on to connect with captain kirk who stopped to purchase cherries. >> he paid for it prior to getting corn. i am assuming he had his wallet in his pocket. reporter: the thought is he bent over to pick some items and lost his wallet. it took two hours and teamwork to connect wit

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we could see their id and id has to say gilroy residents. if somebody comes to the window, and they're from san jose or another city then we can't sell to them. gilroy residences, castillo says he buys a different set of fireworks each year to keep things exciting for his children as santa clara county's only city where people can use illegal fireworks, he says it does come with responsibility. i have kids and we just do it in the street, and we have all the safety precautions, water hose. ready. just in case anything happens. we do this every year. we usually have two boxes of fireworks every year, sometimes a little bit more, lauren reword says the fourth of july is a time for bringing her family together and keeping water nearby when using fireworks as one of the best ways they stay prepared and safe. we are using precautions with a bunch of buckets with water to like distinguished the fireworks. now real words told me that they know that we're experiencing a drought and that it's really dry in this area, so the last thing they want to do

on the peninsula. 7 -- 845 in gilroy 85. breezy near the beaches. 87 in santa rosa. bay 70. oakland, 76. going to be nice. inland warm. 91 fairfield. 81 livermoore. 60's to 90's. sunday a little warmer. the heat eases going into early next week. we'll bring you down to the 80's by tuesday and humidity coming up later in week. we'll ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ seen this ad? it's not paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out of state gambling corporations that wrote prop 27. it doesn't tell you 90% of the profits go to the out of state corporations. a tiny share goes to the homeless, and even less to tribes. and a big loophole says, costs to promote betting reduce money for the tribes, so they get less. hidden agendas. fine print. loopholes. op 27. they didn't write it for the tribes or the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >> i'm just going to bring her right out. please welcome mickey. ama: that is abc's performance by country music star mickey guyton. a four-time grammy nominee and performed the national anthem at this

parts of east oakland, san francisco, and gilroy reported unhealthy conditions from the celebrations. however, wind helped clear out most of it by mid-morning today. let's bring in jeff ranieri as we kind of get over it now this fourth of july celebration, and this holiday week for everyone. >> yes, kind of easing back in, right? >> we sure are. >> that cloud cover kind of helps a little bit to let us all sleep in. maybe you're off today. now in our 7th day of a row in these clouds and we're seeing it from the unusual late season storm to the north. no rainfall for us, but gwen that fog is back for tomorrow. let's take you to that micro climate forecast. as we get a look with this system situated here tomorrow, it means that cloud cover as we talked about is back and it is widespread. check it out here from gilroy all the way up towards guerneville where we are under this fog even for the central valley. then as we head through the afternoon, watch this. i do think we'll get a little more sunshine building in. you can see that starting to clear out here through the inland valleys, wit

has become. >> my family, largely from gilroy, san jose, hollister, so proud. but i feel like it's made me rethink my five-year plan, my ten-year plan. this is not sustainable. >> reporter: ruiz joined dozens of her medical staff colleagues to call attention to staff shortages and systematic management problems that are leading to doctors being burned out. >> the physicians and hospital staff at vmc reacted admirally, bravely and effectively to meet this challenge. and we're proud of what we have accomplished. but we're exhausted. we're disenheartened. >> reporter: in may, a vmc doctor created suicide in their medical center office, and then last week another doctor attempted suicide. >> it's too many in such a short period of time. >> reporter: doctors say the staff shortages are also affecting patient care, especially for non-emergency services. one patient we spoke to said it can take months to see a doctor. hospitals and county managers declined to comment on the doctors' concerns. but one other physician said the problems can be traced to cost cutting and

this is just really excellent weather in july. 84 in gilroy. 82 up to milpitas. through the east bay, i have 70 in vallejo, 80 in pleasanton. the peninsula, 73 in redwood city. san francisco 50s and 60s and the north bay you've got 68 in mill valley. check it out. more low 100 s ukiah and clearlake where there is obviously not going to be any kind of foggy debris. i want to show you the weather pattern as we head into this weekend. this area of low pressure is going to push up monsoonal area through the area. it will be a conveyor belt to keep the monsoonal weather going. we could see remnant moisture move up, get caught in this flow and bring us a slight chance of thunderstorms. better bet from tahoe down towards los angeles, but you'll see on my seven-day forecast spotty chances monday and tuesday. right here through the inland valleys, we'll hold with the temperatures in the 80s. we have below average temperatures the past two months. let's just hope at this point august looks the same. it is trending pretty good the first couple of weeks. >> amazing august st

has become. >> my family, largely from gilroy, san jose, hollister, so proud. but i feel like it's made me rethink my five-year plan, my ten-year plan. this is not sustainable. >> reporter: ruiz joined dozens of her medical staff colleagues to call attention to staff shortages and systematic management problems that are leading to doctors being burned out. >> the physicians and hospital staff at vmc reacted admirally, bravely and effectively to meet

fire is burning about ten miles south of gilroy. sparked thursday afternoon and has spread to more than 100 acres so far. one firefighter was hurt while battling the fire. no word yet on their condition and some evacuation orders are still in place. cal fire says right now, their best focus is putting out flames in dense eucalyptus grove. >>> all right, rob, yeah i mean any winds fueling the flames right now? >> you have been seeing that during the afternoon hours the winds pick up and we've seen some very dry conditions. hot temperatures inland but the fog really is helping us out again. we're seeing that around the bay area right now. san francisco, you heard about the san francisco marathon. well, hour by hour forecast for that tomorrow. coming up. and look at the temperature spread uniquely bay area this time of year. my forecast 50s and 60s and 70s and 80s and 90s and i could be correct because we've got that right now. 60s into oakland and 78 degrees around san jose. and we're at a comfortable 78 degrees and northwest wind 12

ray singh: sí, vamos a tener un chef, chef mark segovia, de gilroy, que va a preparar la cena ahí, yrra de, de chacho's va a estar abierta por si quieren tomar una cerveza o un margarita, ahí está la barra, está la cantina. damián trujillo: y vamos a, en el programa vamos a tener a uno de los dueños de bazán cellars, que es un vino bien rico del valle de napa, también. ray singh: bueno, esta vez, no, en octubre vamos a tener otro evento en the capital crave, ellos van a estar ahí; eh, pero bazán, nos han apoyado los viñedos de napa, sonoma, por más de 10 años, 13 años, han servido más de $100,000 de sus vinos; y durante este tiempo les apoyamos con zoom, wine tasting, y les, pero por eso bazán va a estar con nosotros adelante. damián trujillo: okey, ¿y entonces quién va allí, en el evento de chacho's va a ser la pura comida, o también va a haber vino, o cuál es la?-- ray singh: vamos a tener vino, y mañana voy a conocer los viñedos de morgan hill, y voy a hablar con ellos a ver cuál, cuál quiere donar, o buen precio para esa cena, van a ser un blanco y una, y un tinto en cada mesa; y

at the time, police said tobar was wanted in connection with multiple shootings in gilroy and morgan hill, including at least one homicide officers on the scene, said tovar appeared to be reaching for a gun, though no gun was found on him. the d. a s report asked two independent experts to review the case. one of them found that san jose police tactics were flawed, but both agreed the shooting was lawful woman who accused the former windsor mayor of sexual assault. is now running for his old see. windsor vice mayor esther lima's is one of 14 women who accused former mayor dominic happily of sexual assault. in a tweet today, lima said as vice mayor, i've taken on the hard fights working to ensure opportunities for every windsor resident in getting results. i'm ready to continue that work as your mayor. for police stepped down as mayor in may of last year, but later filed paperwork indicating he would run again in the november election. he has denied all allegations of sexual misconduct. the january 6th committee presented new evidence tonight from dozens of republicans who testified t

on the peninsula. 7 -- 845 in gilroy 85.. 87 in santa rosba 70.oaklan 7e n innd warm. 91 fairfield. 81 livermoore. 60's to 90's. sunday a little warmer. the heat eases going into early next week. we'll bring you down to the 80's by tuesday and humidity coming up later in week. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> i'm just going to bring her right out. please welcome mickey. ama: that is abc's performance by country music star mickey guyton. a four-time grammy nominee and performed the national anthem at this year's super bowl. before tonight's stage show she answered some questions from fans inside chase cente

in gilroy, amanda, abc 7 news. kumasi: beyonce fans are counting down the days, hours, and minutes until he dropped -- until she drops her new album, and you know who else is counting down? former president barack obama. ♪ that is right, break my soul is at the top of obama's summer playlist. former president posted saying every year he gets excited to share his summer playlist because he learns about so many new artists from other people's replies. his top five pixar -- picks are. break my soul, harry styles, music from a sushi restaurant, the spinners, mighty love, feeling all right. reggie: i really like music from a sushi restaurant. i have that only playlist. drew: that whole album is good. reggie: i do not know what thames is. drew: google. reggie: tends across-the-board? drew: she is a nigerian singer, she is young. kumasi: she is good. she is good. drew: he also has the fat boys slim praise you. do you remember that song? it is from the 90's. he has a wide range. kumasi: i do not think i know them. jobina:

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

and low eighties and morgan hill and in gilroy, tonight with the blanket of clouds fifties and sixties 61 degrees in san mateo. you know, i got out that extra blanket a couple of nights ago and just not so good. but now i'm going to toss it off. all right, here's your extended forecast. we do have some unseasonably cold weather each and every day until about the weekend. then we start to feel a little bit more summary. greg and gas. you have a safe fourth of july certainly will. thank you very much. roberta. appreciate it time now . 11 minutes after nine o'clock , we now go to the north bay, where napa county sheriffs are investigating another drowning in lake berryessa in the same part of the leg, where a teenager drowned just last week. both drownings occurred in the area known as oak shore's on the west side of the lake. the latest drowning happened yesterday afternoon when the sheriff's office has 35 year old marcy. i owe perez of san pablo's went out to bring his son back to shore, but press slipped under water and did not come back up. several people dove in to try to help perez,

fairfield and also in gilroy. tonight a blanket of clouds and temperatures tumbling into the fifties. in fact, we did drop to 52 early this morning and santa rosa. we'll talk about the weekend warm up that's coming up in a matter of minutes. but right now, let's send it back to the news desk, roberta. thank you. 7 23, now reclaiming people's park in berkeley. next the message from demonstrators as they try to prevent uc berkeley from converting the park into a site for housing and some terrifying moments in southern california. caught on camera homeless man with a pickax, smashing the front doors on houses and car windows. after the break with people in the neighborhood are saying and why they worry. this guy may come it's still the eat fresh® refresh at subway®, and now they're refreshing their classics. hold up. if you're going to talk about classics, you should get a classic... [classic refresh] because the classic sweet onion sauce you love is getting refreshed on the new sweet onion steak teriyaki. so, how ar

. >> my family, you know, largely from gilroy, so proud but i feel like it's made me rethink my five-year plan. this is not sustainable. >> reporter: she is calling attention to staff shortages that are leading to doctors burned out. >> the physicians and hospital staff reacted admirably, bravely and effectively to meet this challenge. and we're proud of what we have accomplished. but we are exhausted. >> reporter: in may a vmc doctor committed suicide in the office and then last week another doctor attempted suicide. >> it is too many in such a short period of time. >> reporter: the staff shortages affecting patient care. one patient we spoke to said it can take months to see a doctor. but one other physician said the problems can be traced to dollar stretching. >> decisions made by people with no medical training based on spread sheets. >> reporter: doctors working without a contract for two years and said pay rises are not coming. >>> we won't go back! >> new at 7:00, at least 17 democratic lawmakers including 2 from the bay area were arrested today outside the supreme court. bay area

let's get a look at the south bay highs with 84 degrees at los gatos, 86 in gilroy. walnut creek 85 degrees and oakland will reach 77. it will be warmer in antioch, reaching 89 degrees. no more days of leaving off the air conditioning. san francisco reaching up to 73 degrees and mostly 60s in the city and the north bay highs reaching 87 in ukiah, santa rosa at 88. we see this intense area of high pressure causing record heat over the desert southwest which will expand into the central valley and we see the warmth as well fighting back the ocean breeze but at least the immediate coast line will stay cool. at ukiah, extreme heat heading toward monday into early next week but we see temperatures coming back down. and lynn we will see highs really heating up but for most of us in the 90s for sunday through at least tuesday. how's it looking driving through the tri-valley? >> we are concerned about the niles canyon closure but we have centers lighting up. that is right in conjunction with the time it should reopen so i believe equipment is already moving for 84. the next

her father contacted gilroy police for help. police got in touch with beverly hills police who got the wallet back to shatner. he went on to thank the family for returning the wallet calling them good citizens. very nice. >>> might now at 6:00. >>> this declaration will allow us to serve the city and its residents better. >> san francisco leaders declaring a local emergent over monkeypox. a live report on the changes you can expect in a couple of days. >>> masking back-check. if you're writing bar this morning take a mask with you. if not required. the reason for parts sudden reversal. >>> recession fears intensifying amid an economic downturn. the reason president biden is downplaying concerns . >>> this is today in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >>> it is friday and a good morning to you. thank you for allowing us to be part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we will look at the morning commute in a little bit with mike but rob is in for kari this morning. >> it's a

then into morgan hill, a little southet wind coming up from gilroy. maybe not quite as warm around the coyote valley. the warmest is the tri-valley. notice the wind direction. this is important in terms of the temperatures keeping it mild but keeping a lot of wildfire smoke from the oak fire to the east. right now i checked the air quality up to lake tahoe. unhealthy. you can see the trend through monday thanks to our on shore wind. that will mostly keep the smoke out of the bay area but upper level haze, gher up drifting from the east at times early next week. things will be trending cooler tuesday into wednesday. that's because of the that sea breeze which we hope kes the air quality fine here. one other item to watch, could be a slight chance of a stray shower maybe around the north bay hill early on tuesday morning and i do thk we will see a better chance of showers out to the sierra. we will see if that has positive impacts around the air fire burning. for now hot and dry out to the sierra. next weekend 70s. hottest temperatures in the seven-day

he also thanked gilroy police. bnt farms responded saying it was our pleasure, mr. sha amazing just to get a tweet from liam shatner. >> shedding light on a problem not easily visible. >> i use that language because i think it is accurate for how the world treats me. >> using art to make those invisible disabilities visible to the world. >> rolling their way into a world record. the four women who made history and it all i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i thought, yeah, it works for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> the americans with disabilities act was signed into law 32 years ago today prohibiting discrimination and paving the way for people with his abilities t

. >> reporter: with the exception of gilroy, fireworks are illegal in all corners of santa clara county. there's an ordinance that allows the county to hold property owners accountable. the santa clara fire department say they are staffing up to make sure they're prepared for the worst. >> thanks to the reports from our community members, we are using location data provided to create hotspot maps. >> reporter: in san jose, they are asking if you see something, say something. >> reporter: the agencies say the safest celebration is to leave the fireworks to professionals. there will be several shows throughout the bay area. they are setting up tents and tables. >> reporter: holiday plea to keep everyone safe. >>> there are so many events happening this weekend across the bay area. we created a list. it's a long one. there is all the bay area celebrations. you can head to kntv . >>> a new flavor of tobacco ban in san jose. council members approved the ban which private sales of flavored tobacco or vaping products. supporters say flavors including vanilla, cinnamon, menthol and clove are ta

one is south of gilroy. the other one is to the south with the eucalypt this growth. they have downgraded warnings now. that is good news. one home has been destroyed. fortunately, no one has been hurt. >>> if you signed up to get alerts about the pg&e power shut offs, you will have to read the role. you can sign up to get alerts at multiple locations like your home, your school, the home of a friend or relative. sign up earlier this year, you will need to sign up again. this is to alert customers if they are shutting down ireland power lines that may be vulnerable to wildfire. >>> look at that burn. and 97% of the park of this majestic forest, burned in august of 2020. if you look beyond this, you will see signs of life. metals are green. there is growth on the giant redwoods. some are more than 1000 years old. park rangers say that a lot of things have happened to make way for recovery. >> there's been tremendous amount of cleanup. all the structures have been removed, vehicles, toxic soil was removed and lots of trees were taken down. >> it will be a few years befo

her father contacted gilroy police for help. with beverly hills police who got the wallet back to shatner. he went on to thank the family for returning the wallet calling them good citizens. very nice. >>> might now at 6:00. >>> this declaration will allow us to serve the city and its residents better. >> san francisco leaders declaring a local emergent over monkeypox. a live po

again, that's fairly near gilroy right there.ave around 30 people that have at least reported to the usgs site that they felt this quake. so not a lot of us if you didn't feel it. go ahead. report that to the usgs so they can get those numbers in. but if you did feel a little rattle us, especially around gilroy morgan hill down to hollister this morning, that would be the reason right there for the rest of us through the bay area. all we've been seeing is some gray and it sometimes really misty conditions near the coastline. san francisco at some heavy drizzle earlier. now in as well as the sonoma coast lines right in the midst of it starting to see clearing skies across the south bay as well as the east bay temperatures fairly comfortable at this point. most of us well into the 60's now, san jose fremont and hayward at 64 san francisco in timber on in the 50's. while brett would are only spot that's in the 70's currently of more on this forecast. still to come how's it going on the roads? donald, if you're taking 5.80, in, you'r

we have you at 79 in most and 82 in gilroy. we are at 79 in pleasanton and 81 in martinez. peninsula, some of the best weather with a bit of that cool breeze keeping it comfortable. and the coastline, it will be chilly. san francisco, 66. 65 in the outer sunset. wind out of the west at 18. then to the north bay, santa rosa, sonoma, temperatures in the upper 70s. we have had all this cloud cover on and off over the past eight days. tomorrow we have this one hanging out. fog in the forecast for morning. by friday, saturday and sunday, all of this clears out. we will see high-pressure move- in which will help temperatures warm up. changes will be minimal. upper 60s as we roll through the next seven days. for the inland valleys, we will crank it up. by sunday, 94. monday and tuesday, low 90s. them back to 80s by next wednesday. right now, saturday is looking nice. then sneaking into higher temperatures. >> you got in the way. >>> just ahead, apple is going into lock down mode. the new feature they are rolling out to protect your privacy. >>> passengers boarding norwegian cruise

a 3.1 earthquake was recorded near gilroy just after 1:00 this morning.was centered along highway 152 near san philippe lake. it runs under the lake bed. about 50 people reported feeling it, mostly near morgan hill and san jose. there are no reports of any damage. >>> first alert meteorologist is joining us now. i thought this fog would be done by now. >> i thought it would be done by june. and come to find out, fog is the thing. i'm kidding. i knew about it because i'm a meteorologist. the winds are starting to kick up. take a look at that flagpole. the winds are pushing from the southwest around 10 to 15 miles right now. daytime highs are right around average. 67 for our daytime high. 60s along the coast. 80s in our inland areas where we're seeing a lot more sunshine right now. one thing i want to mention, due to the winds pushing in from the southwest. it is allowing for a lot better air quality in our local area. i'll show the map again once it updates but nonetheless as we take a live look in the solano county area, as well as the whole tri-valley ar

especially toward morgan hill and gilroy where we look at the mid 80s. moving over to the east bay 79 degrees down to pleasant and 82. some of the best weather here from hayward to fremont in the mid-70s. near the coastline it's at the 60s toward half moon bay. in san francisco we are looking winds out of the west 18 miles per hour. it will feel pretty cool. it will not be too uncomfortable. moving out to north bay it's 84 in novato. but once we had sunday's forecast that is when he seymour he coming in with high pressure and it looks like it will stay over the desert southwest. we are not expecting 100 110 degrees but definitely some heat sliding in. the changes are not that much in san francisco as we hold for the next seven days. the thing to watch out is it's returning next monday through friday. and that will cause some flooding. 93 on sunday eventually backing off to the 80s for next wednesday and thursday. you will also need to watch out for thunderstorms for next thursday entering california's area. >>> happening now part of yosemite has wildfire

. >>> a small earthquake rattles gilroy. the 3.1 magnitude earthquake struck south of the city at about 9:08 this morning. usgs says the tumbler had a depth of only 2.4 miles. no damage was done. >>> a highly transmissible sub variant keeps spiking cases. the hospitalizations high nationwide. >> some are pushing for a second booster to be available to anyone who wants it. chris sanchez moving us forward with how soon this could happen. >> reporter: over hospitalizations are up here in california, in fact in every state except for four. that is why the biden aministration is pushing to open up that second booster to just about anybody who wants or needs it. right now it is only available to people over 50 or people over 12 who are amino compromise. hospitalizations across the nation have doubled since may. the white house cove ba5response coordinator says even though the subarea ebay community by civilization is key. expert's say ultimately we may need boosters every year when the pandemic truly becomes endemic or something w

. >> we are a gilroy resident and they give them their real. >> reporter: the proceeds go to local groups including one fundraising for news about uniforms and another for technology and local schools. >> i know the world is not gray and the economy is not great right now, but we can have happiness in increments, this is one of them. >> reporter: santa clara county fire department said they understand the desire to celebrate. with high fire risk in the region, they are urging everyone to leave the fireworks to the professionals. >> if you cannot do it for your community or yourself or for your financial future, and asking can you do it for me, the firefighter that works down the street for you and comes every time you call 911 click >> reporter: firefighters worn even if they are legal in some places, you could still be held liable for anything they cause. >> at this point in the history of the bay area, that is unequivocally a bad idea. >> reporter: if you do see illegal fireworks, many cities, including san jose, have set up hotlines where you can report them. there are other cities enc

some of the warmer spots, morgan and gilroy getting up to or above 90 degrees. temperatures inland in the east bay anywhere from the mid to upper 80s for much the tri-valley to the mid-90s for solano and contra costa counties. low 60s in san francisco. upper 60s and low 70s for oakland and the east bay with mostly low to mid-80s until you go farther north. it's going to get warmer every mile, well into the 90s for windsor and st. helena. our temperatures will drop by a degree around the bay for the end of the workweek friday. a more noticeable drop inland down from 85 to 81 degrees for a high temperature friday in san jose. then we bounce back into our typical july pattern as we head through the weekend and into the first half of next week. some changes by the middle of next week. we're going to see some additional cloud cover. there's going to be a little surge of monsoonal moisture headed up towards us. at the moment, it looks like all it's going to do is send more clouds towards the bay area. whenever that happens in late july and august, we have to keep an e

into the upper half of the 80s for morgan hill and gilroy. temperatures mostly in the 80s in the tri-valley. anytime you're below 90 degrees, you're doing just fine in july, the hottest month. mid-60s in san francisco. upper 60s to around 70 for oakland and the east bay a. mix of 70s and low 80s in the north bay and far inland. temperatures will warm up every mile you go farther north. 79 in windsor. 91 in cloverdale. into the mid and upper 90s ukiah. hot out there in the afternoon tomorrow for our neighbors to the north. temperatures around the bay area don't change much for the next several days. just staying in the middle portion in the 60s for san francisco. inland temperatures don't really show much volatility, just stuck in place. a little bit more of a warm-up for parts of the north bay by the end of the workweek, but then back to near average temperatures over the weekend. you will notice that additional cloud cover overhead by friday, saturday, and sunday with the monsoonal moisture, but it's going to be high enough off the ground th

just off highway 101 south of gilroy is an area called sargent. native-americans and activists have joined together in a fight to keep the sacred land from becoming an industrial operation. the santa clara county planning commission skrconsidering a proposal. >> we have no protection for our sacred sites. whether it was a catholic, mormon or jewish or any other, it would have protection. but because it's native-american, it has no protection. it is shameful. >> it slwill soon be consideredy the commission. >> it's considered one of the most important areas for wildlife. >> several, including santa clara county, santa cruz and morgan hill have announced opposition to the plan. if the proposal is approved by the planning commission it could be sent to the board of supervisors for a final vote. >> we work as a community to get there, we can get there together. >> us stepping up, us condemning hate. >> san francisco's chinatown, hard hit by the covid pandemic and recent crime. but today was all about celebrating unity between the asian a asian and the

he was the suspect in the gilroy murder.e was not armed and was running from police when he was shot. in the report the da said the officers reasonably believed he was armed and intended on killing police. >>> gas, food and clothes everything is up thanks to inflation. and that is a signal to do something unexpected. call your insurance agent. fire season. chris cameras is here to warn us about the costly intersection of costs fire damages. >> rebuilding your home today is probably more expensive than when you bought homeowner insurance. one call could probably bridge a huge financial gap. >> when the fire raged through 86,000 acres of san mateo and santa cruz valleys in 2020 the flames destroyed 1490 structures. including? catherine wilson's one-bedroom home. >> i feel at home when i am here. even as burnt up as it is. >> she had insurance to rebuild. but now there's a quarter million dollar hold. the maximum the policy to rebuild was about 400,000. the problem is that a builder quoted more than 650,000. >> which is more th

away from it, you're up to a hotter 88 in gilroy. 79 in vallejo. down to fremont 76. you want the classic weather at half moon bay, 622. san francisco 59 in the marina. on the seven-day forecast, we do want to watch out here for king tides next monday through friday in san francisco. there's the highest of high tides that could cause flooding. we're looking at the high tide through midnight next week. inland valleys will get the temperatures to drop by tuesday, wednesday and thursday and we'll be watching out for thunderstorms to the south as we hit next thursday's forecast. there really is something for everyone this weekend. microclimate in effect. 50s to 90s. >> you want to cool off, go to wherever the fog is. >> i'm about ready to hit san francisco. >> i think i am too. let's go. >> ready. >>> coming up, there is still a >>> coming up, there is still a lowe t we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing

mid to upper 80s down through gilroy. morgan hill, 89. san jose, 83. east bay temperatures through walnut creek, 88. 90s through antioch and this is the beginning because we are expecting to get even hotter this weekend. if you're in the city, 60s. a breeze near san francisco in the north bay. 87, sonoma. there is a coastal flood advisory. that will be in place starting thursday night at 11:00 p.m. through 4:00 a.m. for the immediate coast and bayfront. the greatest potential happens in the evening and overnight hours. low-lying areas, high pressure continues to dominate. we will be seeing the potential for triple digits into the weekend and yes, even 90s for the inland areas. scott, it'll be a hot weekend ahead. >>> speaking about doors, let's take you live to san francisco where the assistant secretary for fish and wildlife is making a program within the agency that is helping san francisco create new parks and upgrade existing ones. the news conference now underway. we are monitoring it. this is part of the biden/harris administration to give everyo

aren't allowed in most bay area cities, there are a handful that sell this is kind like in the city of gilroy. the city since these cells are heavily regulated and the money goes toward local charities and youth groups. firefighters see it differently. >> if you can't do it for your community, if you can't do it for yourself, if you can't do it for your own financial future , i am just asking can you do it for me? can you do it for me, just in the firefighter, that works down the street from you and comes every time you call 911. >> some cities like san jose have set up hotlines and websites to report illegal fireworks and others asked her to call the city's nonemergency lines. please don't call 911 less it is an actual emergency, like a fire or someone is hurt. and, of course, there are plenty of legal fireworks shows across the bay area. we will be talking about where you can go watch a fireworks show, what is being done to keep everyone safe. that is coming up in just a few minutes. >>> another headline we are watching at this hour. when women are not free, no one is free. that was the ral

, and he has been able to lift up the--and center the voice of those who are in the east side and gilroyher communities that are often at the periphery at the margins of stories. i really thank damian for reporting the stories, and the life, and the drama of the people. it's very exciting to see damian spent-- having spent 25 years in this amazing work. so thanks, damian, for the work that you're doing. we're really looking forward to working with you moving forward. maryann dewan: dr. maryann dewan, county superintendent of schools. congratulations, damian trujillo, for 25 years of "comunidad del valle," bringing voice and heart to issues and events that matter most to our community. alejandra bologna: [speaking foreign language] mark villarreal: damian, your compadre here, mark villarreal, congratulating you on 25 years here at nbc bay area at kntv. we've come a long ways from that tiny little studio on the campus of san jose state, ksjs radio aztlan, right? twenty-five years, that's an amazing number. i mean, think about the stories that you've covered, memories and people that you've

temperatures tonight dropping around t southto uppereninnd until you go farther inland until morgan hill and gilroy, mid 80s there. the warmest spots only reaching up to around 90 degrees around brentwood. low 60s for san francisco to mid-60s for san francisco with temperatures reaching the upper 60s for around 70 in the east bay. a lot of 70s and couple of 80s until you go farther north. the heat over northern california isn't that far away. inland mendocino, up to 101 for clearlake. temperatures are going the stay very close to normal as we head through the seven-day forecast. that means we're going to be remaining in the middle portion of the 60s in san francisco. around 70 for oakland and near 80 for san jose until we get towards thursday and friday. when we should see a little more sunshine. the atmosphere should shake some of the humidity and temperatures will warm up a little more. back up around 90 to inland th a fridafext st bay ekthanks my frelre 'sll iaves. secret celeb renotis a pre show. it gives youooo. ntertainment chance to ge to sobody whouimccess.ev wa >> i'm so excited that we're

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