yesterday in gilroy left the 92 year old man dead and a 16 year old boy in custody. police say the victim was on a mobility scooter. when he was hit by a car at first street and rent avenue. that was about 5 30 yesterday afternoon evening. witnesses were able to identify the suspect vehicle and police tracked down the driver using a newly installed camera system. the teenager now faces hit and run and vehicular manslaughter charges in plaster county. the mosquito fire continues to grow. tonight's update from cal fire shows that fire has now burned more than 63,000 acres. that's about 98 square miles containment is holding at 20% more than 6000. people remain under a vacuum ation orders tonight and we're hearing from an el dorado county deputy tonight who rescued a couple from their home near the mosquito fire. the car wouldn't work. it wouldn't run and they were stuck. so they all made a harrowing escape together. reporter melanie wingo has this story. thursday of last week got off to a slow start for el dorado county sheriff's deputy jeremy buckman. we had a relativ

gilroy and morgan hill.ratures are averaging a good 10 degrees below normal away from the bay into our inland areas. here is your forecast. we have today been the coolest day of this work week. some very mild temperatures with the return of that chance of rain by sunday, and then dave. autumn officially arrives on thursday tomorrow but a well thursday okay and it looks like we'll be warming back up again. interesting alright, roberta. thank you. time to 5 22. san francisco's district attorney wants to crack down on teenagers who commit certain crimes. we have details of the new policy for prosecuting teenagers. plus a group that helped create the california reparations task force is pushing back against the bill related to that committee will tell you why. we're prepared to offer cash. when you get great deals at denny's... starting at $5.99. 10 deal-icious meals. and that class reunion becomes... an invisalign smile, is that anna?! invis is the #1 doctor recommended clear aligner and more predictable result

this is else way gilroy the suspect in this case turned himself in this morning.heck on our 4 zone bay area weather forecasts. a live look outside tonight at the transamerica building in san francisco with a glow in the sky behind it. and now, lawrence, we're not talking about a heat wave, but we're kind of doing a one. 80 on the weather, right? have really are. we're talking about the chance of some rain when that be nice that come in. >> early this season. so keeping our fingers crossed for that looks like tomorrow should be a nice day. we're going to see the cool weather rolling tonight. definitely easier. sleeping weather. some of lower humidity around the bay area. but the fog starting to stretch on shore. >> you've got the nice trough carved out along the west coast. that's going usher in that cool air and keep things running probably a little bit below the average over the next couple of days and then we'll wait this weekend. looks like we could get a little rain as we head in toward late saturday night and into sunday. right now we're going to keep things

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in the south bay, gilroy often sees the hottest temperatures. in an area known for farms and ranches, sometimes the best way to cool down is at the mall. >> with record-breaking temperatures in gilroy, it was a priority to seek out some place to be cool on this hot day. people flocked to the outlets, but animals were not as lucky. no air conditioning in the barns at this training facility in the south bay. the south bay heat takes quite a toll on the horses. this according to the co-owner. >> they are more durable than we are, but 85, 90, above 100 it's a little hot for any animal. >> when a heat wave rolls through, the horses enjoy a splash of water. regulating body temperature is critically important for horses and difficult and it is this hot despite being normally active animals to protect them from the heat, they are kept inside out of the sunshine and given plenty of water. keeping them safe is not always that simple. >> sometimes their brains don't work the same as ours. because it is too hot, maybe the water is a little warm or whatever,

gilroy 110. it gets to critical levels again, livermore, antioch, concord, walnut creek, down to pleasanton. we're at the 110 plus category, even out to oakland a dangerous 9 five for your standards. coast wouldn't be bad spot, 75 at half moon bay. san francisco i have 88 in downtown. 77 the outer sunset. a and the north bay, 112 clearlake. 109 novato. 96 here in mill valley. so i hear you guys. i'm feeling it too. we all want the colder temperatures. saturday and sunday a dramatic drop for us. we'll see the chillier system develop offshore. that's going really sink temperatures down. the way the circumstance weighs is setting up, remnants from hurricane kay. so we're going to have clouds, humidity, also some lightning chances. the best possibility of rainfall goes towards central california. part of this would help the fire danger. a half inch or more. if we get some dry lightning sparking around here around northern california, that fire danger would increase. nonetheless, definitely some stran

, extreme heat may be the reason why the road buckled on southbound 101 near route 156 heading to gilroy. >> it's not definitive at this point, but we do believe it's possibly related to the higher temperatures that we're seeing. >> cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >>> the hot conditions are not helping crews on the ground of that massive firefight in southern california. the deadly fairview fire, which is burning near hemmet burned 4,500 acres. at least seven homes are already burned. we know thousands more are under threat at this hour. two people have died. evacuation orders were expanded. the cause of the fire remains unknown. southern california edison, their power company down there reported activity about the first time that the flames were first reported. >>> stay with us for the latest on the heat wave. the nbcbay area app is a great resource. you can download it and take it with you and know everything that you need to know for the weather where you live. >>> comcast is looking into who is cutting its internet cables in the east bay. i want to show you this picture. this is fro

going to be another scorcher. 104 in san jose. 109 in gilroy. out to inland, contra costa, 113. 112, pleasanton. san francisco all over the place. 75 outer sunset to 92 in the mission. north bay, 76 bodega bay. 110 in sonoma. the trend of how things will play out, livermore, by the weekend, much, much better. sunday, 90. much needed 80s as we head to next week. the other thing we're tracking this weekend is what will be remnants of cay to the south of us, so i have added the possibility of thunderstorms. watching to the south saturday. by sunday it will bubble up some isolated thunderstorm chances through the bay area, central, and southern california. and again, our heat wave will officially be over as we hit this weekend. that is going to be certainly much nicer for us. >> yeah, it's hot all the way around. it's even hot in here normally it's cold in here. even we can't keep up with the ac. thanks, jeff. >>> just so you know you can always watch nbc bay area newscasts right on your roku. select the live tv tile, scroll down to channel 133. nbc

afternoon highs in the south bay, 98 in san jose. 102 in gilroy.san francisco, 79 degrees. breezy along the coast. 99 in santa rosa. into the east bay, 88, oakland. 95 in castro valley. 105, concord. accuweather 7 day forecast -- extreme heat expected thursday. up to 112 inland. upper 70's coast side. temperatures moderate, and then 80's inland. we will be ready for that. temperatures will, the second half of the weekend with a slight chance of showe another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want - your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip converged network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities. ama: parts of the peninsula were among the coolest areas in the bay area today. temperatures in the 70's and 80's which was en

anyone information is asked to contact gilroy. police have sent bruno resident missing since 2019 has been found dead. >> san bruno police officers responded to the shelter creek apartment complex back on august. 29th following the discovery of human remains. the remains were found by a utility crew working in a wooded area adjacent to the property. the san mateo county coroner responded and later identify those remains. former san bruno resident lori esposito. the cause of death has not been determined, although police say foul play does not appear to be a factor. a mountain lion spotted in the city of san mateo early this morning. the police department shared this ring video on their facebook page and said the big cat was in the area of a royal court shortly after midnight. that is a big it was not acting aggressively, though. the police just wanted to let residents be aware that the cat was in the area. coming up next on kron, 4 news at 6, a push on a november ballot initiative. how supporters of prop 30 say a tax on the rich w

it's 114 degrees today for the high temperature in gilroy.-valley temperatures. 118 in livermore. oakland, 102. 104 in redwood city. san francisco in the low 90s once again. there will be some cooler air in the marina district and our north bay highs reaching as hot as 115. in clear lake today, napa reaching 108. this dangerous heat continues, and there will be some relief down the road. we'll talk more about that. mike, you were looking for something going on near treasure island. >> looking at treasure island, we are looking westbound. those taillights, i was watching for slowing because right there just after the tunnel reports of a disabled vehicle cleared from the chp report. no problems getting across. the slowing has cleared from the sensors. whatever slowing we had has cleared for the last couple of minutes. toward the grand avenue onramp to eastbound 80, no more crashes, just cleared, as well, from the oakland chp. great drive to greet you for this first report of the show. a smooth flow throughout the east bay and north bay across t

afternoon highs in the south bay, 98 in san jose. 102 in gilroy. on the peninsula, mid 90's. 74 in pacifica. san francisco, 79 degrees. breezy along the coast. 99 in santa rosa. into the east bay, 88, oakland. 95 in castro valley. 105, concord. accuweather 7 day forecast -- extreme heat expected thursday. up to 112 inland. upper 70's coast side. temperatures moderate, and then 80's inland. we will be ready for that. temperatures will, the second half of the weekend with a half of the weekend with a slight chance of showers. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. the choice is clear yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a

it was felt in santa cruz and gilroy, thankfully no reports of injuries or damage. that's always a constant threat, threat, but the focus now, statewide heat wave. >> we have enough to worry about about with the heat as opposed to the earth. >> which would be a terrible time. >> never a good time. this is the worst. when the grid is already under stress which it's going to be statewide with all of this heat regionwide as we head into another hot labor day weekend, seems like labor day is is always our hottest holiday and this year will be no exception, let's look at what you need to know as we head into into not just the first cooler weather day of first alert weekend, heat warning in effect this weekend the hottest day is going to be the holiday on monday temperatures will peak near record high temperatures likely sunday and again on monday, we will check those out,, a gradual cooling trend is is going to kick in by tuesday, wednesday, thursday of next week week but it will be a gradual trend, the heat warning continus all the way through tuesday for all inland par

when it comes to all-time heat in the bay area, some of the hottest in gilroy, 115 in 1972.back in 2006, got up to 113. today we also hit 113. that was the one spot that did tie all-time record setting temperatures. so even though you're used to hot we thinker in livermore, this was certainly a big one for you today. now, this is common sense stuff here. with those temperatures not cooling off a whole lot, 90s at 9:00 and 10:00, i wanted to show you heat tips certainly, hydrate. we all know that one, but it's easy to forget about. wear a hat. cold towel on the back of your neck can help to cool the core temperature. remember those pets. parked car danger -- car can go up to 150 plus. so check that car before you close the door. high pressure stay overs the west. that's going keep that heat danger we till friday. that's why it's a marathon, not a sprint. each day we're going to have to think about the stuff we have been mentioning here. for the south bay, 77. this is our morning temperature. 80 in the trivalley. peninsula at 74. one spot that will be cooler, san francisco at

possibly if you're in the gilroy, morgan hill area, maybe you felt it. in fact, reach out on twitter and let me know if you felt it. 4.2 magnitude earthquake in soledad just moments ago. >>> 4:40 right now. short-lived triumph. one bay area university loses its number one ranking for the best colleges. find out who took the top spot and the arch rival now suddenly sharing the same space. >>> president biden says he's worried about the soul of the nation. he'll speak in an address tonight about that. >>> out to the big board this morning. another day of down arrows. you're watch b "today in the bay." . >>> as we take a look at what's going on, we got the update of the 4.2 magnitude earthquake north of holster. it looks like it was on the calaveras fault. we're looking for damage in the south county area. we'll have updates on that as well as the heat in the forecast. >>> too far south to affect the b.a.r.t. line, but we'll continue to monitor the reports. in oakland, low clouds and haze. the commute nice here, building at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll

ayer tuvimos el recorte en que —— rÉcord en gilroy.o van a necesitar esta chamarra. mire a los 73, en la maÑana tenemos 80 grados, bastante calor, acuÉrdese de sacar a su mascota temprano. las temperaturas van a continuar en ascenso. si usted estÁ lleno a la playa tiene que tener esa precauciÓn. tambiÉn estÁbamos hablando de que con las elevadas temperaturas eleva la probabilidad de incendio. ramÓn: ahora sÍ nos va como en feria con esta ola de calor. tambiÉn llega el momento de entender la importancia de evitar las deudas. hablaron sobre los pasos que debe seguir. un Último semestre de estudio ha iniciado para eduardo garcÍa. >> el Último aÑos hay que poco prÉstamo. es algo bien chiquito y algo que pudo pagar rÁpido. >> el costo promedio de una matrÍcula es de unos $20,037, me comuniquÉ con un especialista. quÉ opciones puede tener un estudiante? >> hay muchÍsimas opciones. Éstas becas hay por todos lados, el problema es que tampoco nos hemos educado en cÓmo buscarlos. muchos saben que su deuda o ser perdonada. >> esto fue algo extrao

for those passengers who ride caltrain from gilroy to hear. >> the gilroy segment is served by 3 trains each morning and evening. other caltrain service north from tame inflation will be unaffected. caltrain is telling riders who use the station's between capitol in gilroy to plan alternative transportation starting friday. caltrain says it's working to see if they can get everyone bus bridges to help. but they said they're working on that. we should learn more in the next few days. >> friday's strike could happen if an agreement isn't reached between the unions and the railroads. so pressure is mounting to do so because this has the potential to be extremely detrimental to our economy. the association of american railroads says the strike could have a 2 billion dollar negative impact on the economy per day. freight rails also carry about one 5th of the country's grain supplies of the strike could really, i mean, almost shut down the supply chain causing empty shelves at the store. now, congress, they do have the ability and the power to step in and block this strike. >> if they'll do t

south bay reporter jesse gary live tonight in gilroy, with more on the drive. for those donations, jesse good evening. my good evening to you, and you mentioned the federal aid workers that are headed to puerto rico. but here in the south bay, some folks have already started that effort to try and help the three million plus people who live on that island get their lives back to normal. it's getting worse day by day, we still have no power and most of the island and without the power. there's no water either. richard lee retired two years ago from disaster relief with the san jose nonprofit puerto rican civic club three days ago. hurricane fiona forced him back into service. the category three storm has left five people dead and displaced over 12,000. in its wake. millions of puerto ricans are without electricity, as in rickety power grid is down . this is not going to be an easy task. this is something that they're not going to be able to fix in a day, or two lines have formed at filling stations while the island braces for another dark night of power in puert

same for you from morgan hill down through gilroy this morning.e state. so we're quieting down for the bay area. those outer bands of the system having already passed through yesterday. so where will our heaviest rainfall be today? well, that will be for eastern portions of contra costa and alameda counties up into solano county 2. in fact, the potential of thunderstorms building out that direction. take a close look at those spots and radar this afternoon. 02:30pm, heavy rain pockets just northeast of solano county. and as we move even later in the afternoon, solano county could see some thunderstorms popping up. same for eastern contra costa county. so do watch that. this could up rainfall totals for areas like concord, seeing around a 3rd of an inch of rainfall later today. well, the rest of us nothing more than a few sprinkles. so for most of the bay area, we're pretty much done with this system. just seeing the clouds, the cool weather and a few light sprinkles behind it. 60's and 70's for your highs with your at the coast right along the bay

the gilroy scout leader and youth football volunteer gives a lot of his time preparing local kids for their future. >> i do what i do because how it makes me feel. it makes me feel good. you do get to set a good example and help them out. >> reporter: the thing about this everyday hero, though, is that on two particular days both in the span of just one year, willie found himself right in the middle of a crisis and proved himself a different kind of hero. >> how would i love with myself if something did happen and i did nothing. >> reporter: in september of 2018, willie was volunteering at a pop warner football tournament when a car approached the stadium. >> they started getting closer and more erratic and driving faster. that was our indicator that something was wrong. >> reporter: behind the wheel, a former police officer behaving erratically and threatening violence. willie confronted the suspect ultimately jumping into the man's car to try and stop him from driving into a crowd, ultimately giving police time to action. nd make t >> you don't have time to think about being scared

some of these bands coming especially from monterrey towards gilroy, morgan hill.roducing some moderate to heavy rain, and that's what we're going to see. we'll see a break some sun, some clouds and then some of these bands coming onshore, not the first one looks like it's heading from that point raised and lifting northward through marin county and the sonoma county fifties on the temps or sixties attic. we're stuck on these temps this year. a really good rain. this will help the mosquito fire for sure. some of the projections are for over an inch to an inch and a half of rain forecast. just in the next 24 hours. you can see the activity from watson ville to morgan hill that has been producing some moderate to heavy rain. also there are plenty of breaks here, but some of these bands just offshore. look at that. now, that will be in the next hour or so, but the law is going to hang around until probably wednesday. when it kicks in so today and tomorrow will be a mixed bag. could see not much rain very little to maybe a third or a half inch of rain. if one of those

for those passengers who ride caltrain from gilroy to hear the gilroy segment is served by 3 trains each morning and evening. other caltrain service north from tame in station will be unaffected. >> caltrain is telling ridvrs who use the station's between capitol gilroy to plan alternative transportation starting friday. >> chain says it's working to see if they can get everyone bus bridges to help. but they said they're working on that and should learn more in the next few days. >> friday's strike could happen if an agreement isn't reached between the unions and the railroads. so pressure is mounting to do so because this has the potential to be extremely detrimental to our economy. the association of american railroads says the strike could have a 2 billion dollar negative impact on the economy per day. freight rails also carry about one 5th of the country's grain supplies of the strike could really, i mean, almost shut down the supply chain causing empty shelves at the store congress. they do have the ability and the power to step in and block this strike. >> if they'll do that, we'll

there are other large outages around morgan hill gilroy and san mateo thousands more customers affected. remember if your power goes out you can still get the news on your phone. so download the abc 7 bay area app so far there is enough power supply to meet the demand, but we need to keep it that way and abc 7 news. anchor carina. nova is in the newsroom. all right, karina. how are you doing? a good question dan right now. we're okay, but we are under another level 2 energy emergency meaning rotating outages are still possible. once again, pg&e says they gave advanced notice to about 525,000 customers and there is some good news when it comes to that flex alert. it seems like people have been using less energy during those four to nine pm peak times and that's worked in preventing massive power outages. here's a quick look at the online cal iso demand trend now and yesterday we broke a demand record, but you see that red line that red line is good. that means that we are not above where we where the critical time is right now, so we're in a good spot. we should be okay, but the six to s

you get toward gilroy and morgan hill up into the triple digits. you see 60's out of the beaches. a couple of patches of fog. so almost a 40 degrees difference in temperatures from the coast to some of the valleys by tomorrow afternoon. and then we really crank up the heat. i think friday backed off a little bit. there's little low that's going to come through as we head into friday saturday and sunday. look at that. look at these temperatures that run of heat right through wednesday and thursday of next week. so starting out very hot, it is going to be one incredible heat wave, probably a record breaker as we head in towards sunday and monday. that will be the peak. >> thank you, thank you, everybody for being with us and i say cool. we'll see you tomorrow. see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: trump top secret uproar. strewn across the carpet at mar-a-lago. speak about the photos revealed. speak of those are the biggest secrets in the world. why do you have all of the stuff at mar-a-lago? >> announcer: and chaos in the streaks. >> out-of-control dr

that was record gilroy. in santa rosa both set records for the month.right so for any time in september, this was the hottest and same with gilroy. so temperatures tomorrow. warmer. if you believe can believe that so a little bit warmer tomorrow and things start to change a little bit, but it's going to stay hot. so whatever you're doing now, whatever works for you today, keep doing it. think about pets. think about the elderly, plenty of fluids you back here to do the full forecast. all right. we'll see you in a bit, bill. thanks well, don't forget you can track the temperature in your neighborhood with our weather app. the free app monitors the forecast hour by hour. you can also use the app to upload photos and video of conditions around you. triple digit heat is forcing many bay area residents to escape to cooler surroundings views. jesse gary shows us how they're beating the heat. the sun is cooking the state of california and the bay area is blanketed by furnace like temperatures really hot. very hot residents from north to south east to the ocean

for those passengers who ride caltrain from gilroy to hear the gilroy segment is served by 3 trains each morning and evening. other caltrain service north from tame and station will be unaffected. caltrain is telling riders who use the station's between capitol gilroy. >> to plan alternative transportation starting friday. >> caltrans says it's working to see if they can get everyone bus bridges to help, but they said they're working on that and should learn more in the next few days. >> friday's strike could happen if an agreement isn't reached between the unions and the railroads. so pressure is mounting to do so because this has the potential to be extremely detrimental to our economy. the association of american railroads says the strike could have a 2 billion dollar negative impact on the economy per day. freight rails also carry about one 5th of the country's grain supplies of the strike could really, i mean, almost shut down the supply chain causing empty shelves at the store congress. they do have the ability and the power to step in and block this strike. >> if they'll do that,

if the strike does happen, the gilroy segment is served by 3 trains each morning and evening. other caltrain service north from timmons station will be unaffected caltrain advisors riders who use the station's between the capital station in gilroy to plan alternate transportation, starting this friday. caltrain is working to try and figure out if they can offer bus bridges. but we should learn more about that in a few days if it's needed. of course, friday strike could happen if an agreement isn't reached between the unions and the railroads. pressure is mounting to do so because this has the potential to be extremely detrimental to our economy. the association of american railroads says the strike could have a 2 billion dollar negative impact on the economy per day. freight rails also carry about one 5th of the country's grain supply. so >> the strike could shut down the supply chain. it could also cause empty shelves at the grocery store. a big deal. and that is why congress does have the power to step in and block this strike. huge possibility that they would do this. but t

that is the biggest impact that that gilroy segment is served by 3 trains each morning and evening. other caltrain service north from tame in station will be unaffected. but the south trains could be affected. caltrain advises riders who use the station's between capital and gilroy to plan alternative transportation. starting this friday, caltrans really working on offering some bus bridges. but we sure learn more on that in the next few days. in the meantime, fwgure something else out for sure. >> friday strike could happen if an agreement isn't reached between the unions and the railroads. pressure is mounting to do so because this has the potential to be extremely stream lee, that much into our economy association of american railroads says the strike could have a 2 billion dollar negative impact on the economy. heard a freight rails also carry about one 5th of the country's grain. supplies of the strike could shut down the supply chain causing empty shelves at the now, congress that you have the ability to shut this strike down to, you know, say no, we're not allowing this to ha

that could suspend the different rides from the gilroy station to the capital station. so if you ride caltrain here in the south, but listen up, the 3 different what we're talking about the segment, the gilroy segment is served by 3 trains each morning and evening. other caltrans service from north from tame in station will be unaffected. so keep that in mind that hayman station will be unaffected. >> caltrain advises riders who use the station's between capital and gilroy as well as south one southbound passengers at heyman to just plan alternative transportation starting friday because they're still trying to figure this out. caltrain says they're working with the silicon valley transportation authority to try and offer bus bridges. but again, still trying to figure that we should learn more in the next couple of days. friday's potential strike could happen if the agreement is not reached between several unions and the railroads, this not only affects trains. it also includes amtrak across the country as well as our economy. the association of american railroads says

hoy en gilroy tuvimos 110°, bastante caliente. san josÉ con 104°. lo tenÍamos de 100° en el aÑo 1904. nada que ver con los rÉcords que tuvimos este martes. el aviso por calor excesivo ha expirado en gran parte de nuestra Área, sÓlo queda solano. vallejo y fairfield maÑana con temperaturas elevadas. recuerde beber bastante agua, protegerse y tomar descansos en la sombra. el resto del Área no tiene avisos o advertencias. a las 6:00 de la maÑana bastante sol. 66° a las 7:00 de la maÑana. las temperaturas se van a mantener bastante elevadas, especialmente en la tarde. al mediodÍa con 84°. ramÓn: gracias. el alcalde de san josÉ informÓ a pg&e que la ciudad buscarÁ opciones legales en caso de que la empresa no presente planes para respaldar su infraestructura defectuosa, luego de que muchos hogares experimentaran cortes de energÍa. el alcalde dijo que si la empresa no hace cambio la ciudad buscarÁ recursos legales para abordar los problemas. y la capacitaciÓn constante de los que trabajan en los negocios es vital. vamos con un reportaje sobre un centro qu

if you can't see out towards um antioch in livermore, san jose, morgan hill and gilroy.ll around the bay shore line. we could have temperatures approaching the low to mid nineties, and that's in place for sunday and into monday, but as you can see, coming up for you places like concord today in the upper nineties, little bit warmer for your saturday and there you go. the triple digits sunday, monday and into tuesday . here's the satellite this afternoon. we actually had some fog earlier today and still some lingering patches near portions of the coastline. half moon bay currently 61, oakland or pleasant 71 degrees. still some nineties well in lindau toward concord, walnut creek and in livermore, and here's our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. it looks like we're trying to bring in some patchy fog across portions of the region. at least near portions of the bay shore line. but also a lot of haze in the sky and air quality will not be so great. in fact, spare the air alert issued for tomorrow could be unhealthy for sensitive groups for the portions of

. > >> we are actually going to start off in gilroy. northbound 101, there is a trouble spot. there is debris all across the s the lanes. the two right lanes are closed leaving only the lef. left lane. definitely keep an ee on that and expect delays. we will keep you updated. > >> let's take a look at the drive at the east bay, westbound bay, westbound on highway 4. the the commute is picking up. it is is a 39 minute drive from 160 over to 880. a live look at the bay bridge, you can see the cars cars piling up and metering lights did turn on about half an an hour ago. we are starting toe traffic pick up. > >> we are taking a live look from san francisco. the downtown downtown area is about to be bur than it has been since the pandemic began. nearly 40,000 people are expected during the three day conference at the moscone center making it the biggest in-person convention since 29th team. hotels and restaurants in the financial dit financial district are already ready to cash in. > >> the dream force is anticipated to be the most impact at. downtown is buzzing with big business.

nothing could be saved as far as the crops are concerned. joel gilroy. busy subtle cotton, moscow, vegetables and fruits all have been destroyed by law get out that they want to follow up with them as the age group step up their efforts. they as well as pakistan's government. i repealing to the world for more help for the devastated communities. but for now, all that these desperate people can do is to stick to such camps on the few remaining patches of dry land. why? let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. it cranes, my minister has visited berlin after months of tense relations with germany. dennis shamal met with chancellor olaf shawls to push for more weapons. he also offered to send germany more electricity from ukrainian nuclear power stations to help with its transition away from russian energy. german chancellor, olaf shoals has announced a 65000000000 your relief package to deal with rising energy bills and the cost of living crisis. it includes a winful tax on energy companies to partially pay for consumer fue

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down through gilroy, 85, and in through the east bay, let's look around oakland, upper 70s.he warmer spots will get 78, and fremont, 82. redwood city, 79. palo alto, 80, and in through san francisco in the upper 80s through the north bay. we will get warmer in the next couple of days. by saturday and sunday, we start to climb into the upper 70s for san francisco, and take a look at the 90s expected in through the interior. we'll have another look at the forecast. >>> we heard about a crash on one of the bridges, and it's the dumbarton bridge, and pretty much a minor impact, just a distraction and no injuries. great news. i believe everything is off to the shoulder now. and san mateo had a lot of issues yesterday, and this morning eastbound 92 is just fine, and a clear view over the water. and in issues crossing the bay on this span, and the other span that we often focus on this time of morning is the bay bridge this time of morning. changes in the forecast coming up, but right now the change in traffic is holding off with a light flow. >>> the human toll of war on the other

in gilroy, 107 degrees. the old record was 103. set back in 1998. also, king city, 105 today.he old record 104 in 1975. now these were daily record highs. there is a potential for us to beat all-time highs, and that's as hot as it's better been. let's talk about this high pressure. and why we're seeing this stretch of heat. it's all thanks to this ridge of high pressure. how does that work? high pressure builds above the surface of the earth, and it creates a bit of a heat dome right over -- it could extend as far as several states at a time. typically what happens is the jet stream comes in and helps push that high pressure out, or it just simply falls apart. right now the sea breeze isn't strong enough to push it out. so it's creating a feedback loop. and that's where we get that heat dome from above. not to mention also the skies are very clear. when the skies are clear, the sun heats up the surfaces really fast. that cues up the hot temperatures. to give you an idea, it is 6:00 right now. we're still in the triple-digits in areas like concord and livermore, and it is expec

weather service is still tabulating some of them. 113 at livermore today which is a record. 112 and gilroy. also other highs. 91 degrees in san francisco, but we had other readings in san francisco up to 93 even 95 degrees. right now we are getting 93 in san francisco and areas that had records earlier are still around one await to 112. i heat advisory will be in effect until thursday. we have a heat advisory until 8:00 p.m. thursday for all locations around the shoreline and some spots near the coast. don't expect any relief tonight. low temperatures mainly between 65 and 75 degrees. some locations indicate record high overnight low temperatures for the state. no relief in sight for the next few days, but the forecast shows some relief later and i will have that for you later in the newscast. >> parts of the east bay are feeling the heat. our anchor is in pleasant hill where people are in triple digit temperatures. >> before the temperatures hit triple digits, the thing to do when there is no pool is to hit the downtown fountain. >> we wanted to come out earlier before it gets crazy. >> b

oh, three more gun hill and gilroy one.h, five and fairfield that is down from some reports of 115 to 116 some neighborhoods around 1 17. if you get into the ballgame definitely lather up. you need the big hat as well. all sunshine 86 degrees. we have the five day forecast and that's still coming up frank and gasia. thank you, roberta. you may want to check your wallet if you haven't used that christmas or perhaps a birthday gift card this year, you're not alone. coming up just how many americans have unused gift cards laying around and how much it totals out to just might shock you to our newsroom say good morning again to andre senior. you're looking ahead to the next couple of hours of mornings on two. good morning to you, garcia and frank for a smelly lake merritt to an elementary school standoff right when the new fall school year begins. mornings on two at eight. oakland mayor libby chef joins us live in studio to talk about these topics and so much more and later, scammers usually impersonated security, medicare or i

toward gilroy. to make its way d way toward morgan hill and as fr north as san jose. more activity activity in far eastern alameday in far eastern contra costa. her downpours especially through th. the past. traffic is tricky with with heavier rainfall rates. hee is the thunderstorm. a few cloud lightning strikes against heavier downpours. you have to h out when we get downpours on anf the scars around the bay area or or california. it is an issue that is top of mind at the mome. the moment. the storm system bringing beneficial moisture ant and that other thread in terms of debris flow. everything moving south to north. quite a bit arraign to the valley. the activity is going to quiet down after the sun goes down. we shod stay quiet as we head to the fit half of the day. a better chancf the showers and if you thunderss by later in the afternoon. in e, in evening, holding en passant t even into the first half of the. again it will be scattered. there is a chance in the next 4. 48 hours. cool clouds today. a very midwestern looking sky. temperatures mostly in the 60s. t

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not as heavy but right along the header between gilroy and morgan and morgan hill. everything is g south to north. this is the patn we will be in. the rainfall amounts so far, they haven't ben bad. over two inches in the mou. the mountains. 1.5 inches for nn napa county. otherwise talking n one quarter inch and one inch depending on where you are. an opportunity to add rain. the bet rain chances in the 40% range. i i can't guarantee that you will get more rain in your yard or m. my yard. just a chance. > >> all smiles. look at that. out at that. out to the season-ending injury. what is nt is next with him back in the picture? > >> it appears that rainbow fentanyl may be turning up in the bay area. the discovery by hayward police. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪♪ >> this is the best picture of the day. trcs lents giving a big smile from his half the bed, a day after the season-ending inj. season-ending injury. the righte surgery was a succ

gilroy and half moon bay were also records today. it was hot elsewhere. 98 san francisco. 97 112 in concord. still retaining some of that heat. it is still a scorcher and linda. 104 livermore and fairfield. 100 san jose. 80's and 90's around the bay and coastline. temperatures in half moon bay, 73. some sea breeze coming in. temperatures are beginning to drop. here are some live views. nothing but sunshine. some days is evident as this heat dome dominates the weather, bringing blistering heat the last several days. looking at the potential for more for the next few days. thunderstorms are firing up in the sierra now, and we will be watching for that potential closer to the weekend in the bay area. from the south beach camera, clear skies looking across the bay. dangerous heat wave through friday. fire risk elevated. cougar this weekend. -- cooler this weekend. wondering when it will cool off. inland areas, not much. 80's and 90's at 10:00. 60's coast side. temperatures dropped tomorrow morning, but warm. in the early afternoon, you'r

if you do see her, you're being asked to contact gilroy. police immediately. >> well known missions, sports bar is boarded up. asher was severely damaged in a fire. san francisco firefighters say they responded to the double play bar and grill over the weekend. the bar which sits at the corner of 16th and bryant right across from the old steel stadium was up in flames. the doors and windows have now been boarded up. in the meantime, support has been pouring in from the community so far the bars go fund me. page has raised more than $8,000. the bar owner says he's still in shock, but he's thankful. >> in the east bay now a san leandro police are searching for a man who they say attempted to rob 2 people at a 7.11, officers responded to the 7.11 store on 14th street early this morning to victim say that a man pointed a gun at them demanded their belongings. but the suspect then fled the store without taking anything. officers were speaking with the victims. they spotted the suspect across the street. police say that when officers were trying

they got up to 103 at vacaville today one or two at gilroy many other inland locations in the upper 90s. we had some 80s around the bay shoreline now as karina mentioned we have an excessive heat warning in effect from 11 am tomorrow to 8pm tuesday for virtually all of the bay area except those communities right around the bayshore line and on the coast and then in fact that warning will be an effect until 8pm wednesday for solano county. so how hot will it be tomorrow up to about 108 in fairfield? 104 105 at antioch concord livermore 102, cloverdale 100 at santa rosa 103, morgan hill and as a look at the maximum temperature trend on monday look at this up to 15 possible at fairfield 11 at concord. 110 danville same picture on tuesday, maybe even a hotter in some spots. i'll be back a little bit later to show you when this oppressive heat wave will end karina. all right. sir, thank you pressure on the california energy grid has prompted a flex alert to be extended into sunday a fifth consecutive day the state independent system. operator says the most challenging hours are between four

where does it go back towards morgan hill, gilroy and san juan batista. look at that.t's been rather persistent most of the night into the morning hours. that's really the only active band. there was one right along the marine coast sonoma coast, but the law is actually kind of retro grading moving back towards the west. so a lot of that circulation is just too far unless you're on the mendocino coast. i do think, though that later this afternoon. we'll get some pretty good buildups north and east yorkville, mendocino organic 3.44. that's as i could find lake sonoma 2.40 on the range of the locations with good rain, including cassidy are on the russian river, 2.41, lama, prieta and ben lomond, santa cruz mountains, both over to mount diablo and cannot die also picked up 1.78. there was really good rain, especially around in marin county, san anselmo 1.6. but st alina did have an inch and a quarter sonoma good rain 0.94 union city, 0.81, yonville , san jose, san francisco, oakland between a third almost just shy of 6/10 of an inch of rain fifties on most of the temps co

in gilroy and in morgan hill . here's your extended forecast again. any outdoor plans saturday? just increasing clouds and a bit on the breezy side sunday. just have your heads up that we could see that rain shower especially by game time for the 49ers action. gasia and andre roberta gonzalez. thank you get 20 plans to provide narcan to some schools in the south bay coming up. find out why administrators say this is a necessity. police in southern california saved the family trapped by rushing floodwaters after the break what the officers did to get everyone to afety. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. nevada people trapped in vehicles triggere

obviously they hope that total goes much higher or live in gilroy, jesse gary ktvu fox studios will head back to you up in oakland. and back here in the bay area. want to turn now to our weather and meteorologist? mark tamayo joins us now with a look at things over the next few days, mark either. heather yes, a bit of unsettled forecast for us. in fact, the dodging a few raindrops here in court madeira just within the past few hours, so, yeah, we still have the possibility some showers for tonight and even a slight chance for tomorrow and then things will eventually warm on up as we head towards the weekend. a quick update on the course. the tropical activity and hurricane fiona's we check out the maps right now we're showing you the satellite. and there is that the circulation and that well defined eye indicating strengthening along this track right now, fiona with winds of 115 miles an hour could strengthen into a category four storm and moving just to the west of bermuda's will be watching that track over the next few days now for us our rainfall totals over the past of few days since

you don't have to blast the ac today. 85 in gilroy. low to mid-80s for parts of the east bay.egrees. 75 in fremont. also some mid-70s for redwood city, daley city at 67 and upper 60s in downtown san francisco. sonoma reaching 82 degrees. you can see at the bottom of the screen our seven-day forecast showing more cool air this week and the moisture from the remnants of what was a tropical system will continue to move away but still bringing some rain across southern california. for us we're seeing more fog near the coast. the stronger ocean breeze. by the end of the week a strong area of high pressure developing off the coast that could raise our temperatures. concord nice and mild throughout the week. that's what we'll see for our inland areas. mike, you are seeing that commute building. >>> exactly. we're building a lot the last couple of weeks and looking at today, the south bay slowing. northbound 87 already showing a slower drive coming up the capital expressway for 101 build up to oakland road. more slowing up to palo alto. highway 237 slowing off the nimitz. a nice build

the old record was 100 setback in 1904 112 and livermore 110 in gilroy. those were all records for today triple digits from fairfield at 115 degrees to 105 in santa rosa. you will notice 90s around fremont redwood city oakland 87 in the city 68 in half moon bay tomorrow. the temperatures are going to begin to come down. it's still steamy inland with those triple digits. the breeze is coming through here, which is making it nicer. we have an excessive heat warning going until tonight for the inland areas solano lake and mendocino counties until tomorrow night heat risk is still high to very high and for the bay shore line the marin coastal range and the santa cruz coast heat advisory until 8 pm tonight. so still take it easy drink plenty of water and now here is the great news. we're going to see sharply cooler weather as are keeping an eye on tropical storm k and k is going to be moving humidity towards us may even bring us some showers. i'll be back with the weekend forecast coming right up larry. all right. we'll see you in a few minutes sandia this map

caltrain service, they are telling us that in south cercla -- now santa clara county from gilroy to san jose could stop friday and amtrak announced it service stoppage in the west end midwest. that means the california zephyr between san francisco and chicago will not run and neither will the capitol corridor service to sacramento. they will severely cut back, six trains on the route will be canceled tomorrow. friday could be gone entirely if they don't reach a deal. let's go back to the freight read we have been dealing with a supply chain crisis all year. not enough formula for babies, not enough cars, how much worse could it get with this strike? >> it could get devastatingly worse. with inflation numbers that just came out, the last thing we need is a slow down on the railways. and impeding the movement of goods. 30% of freight traffic in u.s. moves via the rails. very important commodities like fuel, chlorine used to treat water in treatment plants, grains, wheat and soybeans, autos and auto parts, we are talking about high-value goods that the rails are stopping and that impacts r