and residents in daly city, heyward, menlo park and redwood city would be forceded to ration less than 25 gallons per person per day. these are rates not seen anywhere in the developed world. such rationing could only be avoided with major investments in new supplies that have no certainty of being able to be procured, let alone being able to be procured by 2022, the date that the water board plans on beginning the state water plan. the bay area could be forced to live under extended rationing for years, which could inhibit our ability to build anything -- hospitals, schools or more affordable housing to parks. we have urged the state water board to take whatever measure is necessary to meet competing needs on the san joaquin and its tributaries laid out earlier today. thank you for consideration our views. >> president kwon: thank you. sharlene woodcock. welcome. >> some have said we've reached the end of the possibilities of conservation is absurd until the state bans fracking, which uses huge amounts of water, agribusiness and plants such as almond orchards. while those are on the t

brentwood and 79 in san ramon rather and morning fog really slowed your warming process there. 63 in heyward san jose checking in with a temperature right around 66 degrees, so highs today in our microclimate starting in the south bay. this afternoon in the 80s and 90s. 87 san jose and 92ororgan hill and 86 the high in santa clara. along the peninsula, 84 in redwood city and 838 for palo alto and 77 the high in sanr. 64 that high in daily city. into the north bay it's warm and sunny. 92 in santa rosa and san rafael is up to about 86 degrees. east bay, seeing the sunshine break out. warming into the 70s and 80 on . about 76 in oakland and 77 in san leandro, and inland we're calling it hot out there. 90s later on this afternoon with the poor air quality, unfortunately. 98 brentwood and 95 walnut creek and 96 the high in pleasanton. taking to the giants game later on this evening, it will be rather cool. call it partly cloudy skies out there. first pitch 61 degrees and tonight that sun is going down exactly at 7:00 this evening. we'll fast forward a month. on october 26th that sun is setting at

we're now back up to 89 in pittsburgh, 89 in danville. 87 in pleasanton and heyward looking really nice. closer to the ocean, the colder the temperatures. half moon bay at 61. redwood city at 79 degrees. san francisco no big warmup for you. 66 here in the marina and 69 in the missionings with that chillier westerly wind at 17 miles per hour. wine country, 85 in napa. that's one of the best spots tomorrow and then a hotter 92. ukiah. we know labor day weekend is always that last weekend. i can hear some of you going what's it like at the beaches? you're trying to squeeze in the last beach weekend. it looks good tomorrow if you want milder weather in santa sunshine. notice as we hit labor day on monday, a cooler 65. if you want milder weather, go on saturday. less in the way of crowds but still want to enjoy the beach monday might be the day for you. on my extended forecast in san francisco, 60s expected. the next seven days. a very simple san francisco forecast. and for the inland valleys a little bit of haze from nearby fires. not expected to it be too thick. sunday 92, the hottest the

even going warm by the bay, oakland at 81 and heyward 82. half moon bay tomorrow, got the day off, 70 degrees expected. san francisco also warming up to 76 in the mission and 74 for the embarcadero, and wine country tomorrow we're at 91 degrees in napa and 81 for santa rosa. extended forecast keeps the low 70s in san francisco through friday and then we cool off this weekend as fall officially begins at 6:54 in the morning. we'll stay with mid-90s through friday and not as windy on friday either and then by sunday we're down to 87. extended forecast, upper 80s to low 90s right through next week. keeping our eyes out forthin ov days. summer ends friday. ll startsthanks, jeff. >>> up next, they call it political propaganda. concerns being raised about entries in a first grade textbook about lieutenant governor gavin newsom. >> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys, kevin hart is co-hosting the show and animal expert robert irwin and kevin and i go back to high school for a day. it's a great show. stay tuned. >> happening now, the texas man at the ce

we're expecting 90 in apartment i okay. 90 in danville and then your 70s from oakland over to heyward. the peninsula also going to stay here in the 70s. the cold ocean here off to your west. you got the cool bay to your east. that's why we're at 73 in san mateo and 77 in palo alto. it's chilly in the marina with 63 degrees. north bay beautiful day in napa as the sun returns. 83 expected there. 80 in sonoma and 79 in santa rosa. now, the one problem we have in the forecast you might be coughing lately. also itchyth pollen. tree pollen will be high. more smoke particles filtering down from fires. you might have to limit your outdoor exposure. that's the only problem we can find with the forecast as we hit tomorrow. my extended does have numbers going up mild here on saturday in san francisco to 70. we'll drop down to 60s as we head through next week's forecast. and for the inland valleys up to the hot 94 on friday. we'll be dropping back down to 80s by sunday, monday and tuesday. by next wednesday, we're at 79 degrees. that's 79, a sign of things changing here across the bay area. septe

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not so bad for oakland and heyward with 70s, looking at more 70s with the peninsula and the ocean breezes at 78 in redwood city. 60s continue for san francisco. 65 in engle side, and 67 in the mission, and for the north bay, very numbers going up, but not extremely hot, we're at 85 in napa, 83 in sonoma, that's where it's going to get hotter away from any kind of breeze. we have fires burning to the north, and that's going to make it tough for the firefighters. my extended forecast does show some changes once we hit thursday, friday, saturday, we have high pressure moving closer to the bay again, that would increase our temperatures, interesting thing about this. two weak disturbances will move into the week and into next week. it will bring rainfall to the pacific northwest, nothing for us, it's at least a little hopeful that eventually we could be getting rainfall here moving into the bay area. >>> in san francisco, we're mild by friday and saturday. we're cooling back as we hit sunday and monday. here's the heat we talked about, it returns by friday, up to 94 degrees, doesn't last tha

. >> nbc bay area's chris sanchez joins us from heyward at the airport there wherere the plane just too off that's really a gesture there, quite a gesture. >> reporter: it is quite ar gesture. it's going to) fly over palo alo for two hours, but we don't know if christine blasey ford is it because as we've reported she and her family are in seclusion. here's the plane as it was taking off just about half an hour ago here in hayward. the banner reads thank you, christine, we have your back. the national women's advocacy group says they spent several thousand dollars to fly the message of support about 1,000 feet over palo alto. the pilot who is a freelancer who can choose to accept an assignment or decline it says it's a message he's happy to fly. many people are gathered around ford's homes and plan to link their arms around t.others have set up gofundme pages to set up private family for their family. ford's attorney says they are 2 million other supporters have and watched this video that says dear dr. ford. >> dear, professor ford. >> dear, professor ford. >> we know how difficult it

and it was with the usgs talking about the 150th anniversary of the major heyward earthquake. the records show damage in san francisco, there weren't a lot of homes in the east bay. it was interesting that they did have some record of damage really just in our area. it reminded us of the importance of doing this work. director huey, my boss as city administrator, both were there, made presentations. and, trent, we appreciate it. the reporter clearly found you and the comments about the importance of this to make sure that people can stay in their homes to our affordable housing, was really important. and, in fact, we go to the next slide, i can mention that a lot of this is about housing preservation. and we know that these tend to be -- they're five-plus unit buildings across the city. these are all rent-controlled units. so we know that they're vital to affordable housing to make sure that people in communities can stay. and building owners have invested, so far, $176 million into making the improvements. at the end of the program, will have invested $383 million. so, again,

he's sharing his story exclusively with us just three months after he in a heyward motel room from an accidentalask force 3. task force 3, go ahead. >> reporter: it started off like any other day for members of the alameda county narcotics task force. they were on a routine search for a drug dealer in the east bay. but on june 22nd something went very wrong. >> that's a day that i will never forget. >> code 3 medical to the motel 6. >> reporter: ten seconds after bursting into a room at motel 6, this detective had to come back out, lips tingling, eyes burning, covered in sweat. what did it feel like? >> i remember grabbing the hotel railing, and i remember thinking i can barely hold myself up right now. you know, my whole body was starting to shut down. i felt it taking over my whole body. >> possible contamination from heroin. >> reporter: his sergeant suspected a drug exposure and ordered him to take a dose of narcan. but it didn't work. his skin turned white. he started gasping. he passed out. >> they need to really step this up. code 3. >> reporter: so his sergeant dosed him again

. >>> a portion of highway 4 is named after a heyward sergeant killed in the line of duty. caltran unveiled a new sign today. longer was shot and killed three years ago during a traffic stop. he was 48 years old and a father of two. his accused killer, mark estrada, is set to stand trial later this year. >>> a big open streets event is happening tomorrow in san jose, but the city is telling people not to bring one thing: electric scooters. they do not allow motors, and that puts e scooters in a bit of an awkward position. the city is not banning e scooters, but they say they're asking nicely, please avoid using motorized scooters or any motorized vehicle along the route. they also say, though, it is something they hope to embrace in the future. >> i see a half of people come out on scooters any way, and there are no accidents. that's kind of a benchmark. there didn't seem to be any disruption. if we do see accidents with children or other adults or even other scooter users, then we're going to have a good idea, you know, they're probably going a little too fast and probably

residents would have to reduce to 25 gallons per day in some portions of the service area, including heyward. that's simply an untenable level. the state board's proposal would threaten jobs, delay community development and thwart new housing construction, which is critically needed throughout the bay area. bawsca understands the value of the ecosystem and that status quo is not sustainable. we're working to protect water quality for humans, fish, and wildlife. bawsca strongly supports the tuolumne river water plan proposal. it's a science-based alternative that strikes a responsible, sustainable balance between water supply reliability and fishery needs. bawsca believes that it can be the platform for serious, responsible negotiations to reach a good settlement. bawsca strongly supports a voluntary settlement to avoid the regulatory stalemate and litigation that could prove contentious, expensivexpensive, and produce an outcome that would one will like. i would like to thank the sfpuc for this discussion and reiterate bawsca's commitment to work with all interested parties to reach a negoti

heyward and american canyon in there as well with critical pretty comfortable temperatures.more hit 90 yesterday. the average is 96. concord is 85. santa rosa at 84. they checked in at 78. san jose is 81. that has been the theme the entire summer. it is kind of a misconception that we have had a hot summer. that is not the case. if you are up in ukiah or clearlake, has been smoking hot but for others it has not been. much -- last summer was hotter. san francisco is one that would like to see 70 because they cannot get to it so far. 64, 65 and 66. today will also be 66. thunderstorm activity bunkers in the sierra. that has made it around lake tahoe. have yourself to the self. they are close. keep that in mind. bishop seem to be taking the bulk. that is the red building and but a rather strong system, september is a time where you could start to see it developing and it looks like sunday into tuesday it will win out. a brief warm-up. i don't to get as much of the coast but inland and after that another cooldown. 50s and 60s. maybe around the 16th to the north. west southwest a

caltrans has been talking to the developer about a development of an under used parking lot at the heyward-unit complex with 10% to 20% of the homes priced at affordable housing, but the journal reports that the housing advocates are demanding more affordable units, and they say they're violating a law by only negotiating with one developer. >>> it is 9:16 now. today is an important day in one of the world's largest environmental clean-up projects. it is a story that ktvu has been following for months. a dutch company has been assembling the 2,000-footed- long floating tubes at the naval air station. they will be turned out from the bay area on to the golden gate bridge and out into the ocean. this project is aimed at scooping up the floating debris between california and hawaii. it is known as the great pacific garbage patch, and it is more than 600,000 square miles. while there are skeptics, the idea is that the ocean currents will move all of that debris into the barrier which will collect the garbage and a ship will then come empty the unit and haul away the trash. >>> california gover