. >> and relief for our warmest inland valleys today.about 5 degrees below average for concord and santa rosa. both of you should be in the mid 80's with santa rosa. only warming up to 78 degrees. so i hope you enjoyed that great way to kick off your friday afternoon and weekend as we take a live look outside already seeing fog dust out there in full force over half moon bay radar for is going to track that deep marine layer returning, even making its way into our inland valleys overnight. and that's going to contribute to our cooler weather. that's going to continue all weekend long. and it's really going to be felt more for those of you in our warmest inland valleys, patchy drizzle along the coast, but a lot of sunshine for your saturday afternoon. so we are tracking temperatures out there right now. widespread low to mid 60's. 69 degrees for those of you in vallejo. 64 for downtown san francisco with everyone else in the 70's. so very pleasant temperatures, even for our warmest inland valleys this afternoon. overnight lows tonight goi

back in the low 90's for hottest inland valleys. but as you can see, little change along the coast and east bay shoreline, widespread 60's and 70's continuing there. and you could think that marine layer for that. back to you. vic in l a >> thanks for risa. coming up, a tesla facing more scrutiny tonight following 2 recent deadly crashes. what federal investigators are now looking into the company's autopilot system. >> and new sanctions are being placed on the u.s. in response to house speaker nancy pelosi is one day visit to taiwan. >> developing news, nancy pelosi is one day visit to taiwan on tuesday is continuing to escalate tensions between china and the u.s. today. china suspended military climate and anti-drug cooperation is with the u.s. over the house speaker's visit. not clear just how long it plans to keep the suspension in play on wednesday and thursday, china conducted military exercises and even fired missiles near taiwan as part of its protest. today, the white and the chinese ambassador for a meeting to condemn chin

monday, warming up temperatures for our warmest inland valleys. exactly where you should be for this time of year. but for now, we are going to see overnight lows tonight, widespread 50's. but those of you in and talk a little bit milder at 62 degrees. but then temperatures warming up about 5 degrees from today's daytime highs, far east bay valleys conquered in livermore, 89 degrees. and that's exactly where you should be for this time of year with hayward at 75 degrees. san jose. 82 degrees with low 80's for napa and allay in our north bay valleys and downtown san francisco holding steady with temperatures there in the upper 60's. so we are going to see very seasonal temperatures for our warmest inland valleys through wednesday. and then the heat is on. in fact, we're tracking triple digit heat for our labor day weekend and even labor day monday, noel going to be a hot one. i hope no fire sparked. let's be safe out there. bay area. stay cool. stay hydrated. it's going to be a very, very hot weekend for unofficial end to summer next weekend. i do

that will be for our inland valleys and around the bay shoreline.ratures climbing through the 70's, some 80's around fremont and 90's back toward our inland valley. we check out the fog deck, through 7:30, socked in. sunshine down the coastline, even half moon bay. the fog quickly comes back into our inland valleys. that is a pretty tall deck. clearing to the coast. san francisco today, outside lands, starting in the low 60's, 10:00 with a gray sky. noon time, 64. 20 miles per hour through the afternoon. we will look for low 60's after that. a pretty nice day. low 70's in oakland today. 76 in san mateo. the sea breeze kicking up. 78 in palo alto. cool day for parts of wine county. 79 in napa. mid 80's in our inland valleys. . the seven-day forecast, little change through today and tomorrow. bayshore, upper 80's inland. you will notice the change with lower humidity. as we get through the early part of the week, maybe touching 90 inland by wednesday and thursday. so far, we have seen all of july with no extremes and we are following that suit for aug

so that's the good news for our hottest inland valleys. noel.ooling down to 89 degrees, which is right about where you should be for this time of year. so i hope you enjoyed that relief, especially conquered 91 degrees yesterday today warming up into the mid 80. so you are actually below average. so enjoy that. >> a little bit warmer along the coast, 70 degrees for downtown san francisco. i don't think anyone coastal valleys is complaining about today's forecast and going to see a slight cool down for the 2nd half of your weekend. but temperatures out there right now, half moon bay, the coolest city at 56 degrees bright 30 degrees. warmer at 87 degrees. so certainly notice seeing those warm temperatures a little bit on the mild side inland. but fortunately, no 90's to contend with this afternoon into early evening hours. santa rosa, 73 degrees of petaluma cooling down to 66 degrees in downtown san francisco. barely in the low 60's at 61 degrees. so we're starting to see that fog bang making it struck across the bay over berkeley. and so far, vis

temperatures to start, it's going to be mild across the hottest inland valleys. look at this. 71 this the tri-valley. no jacket needed. 68 there through the south bay. san francisco 61 and the north bay coming in at 66. daytime highs tomorrow drop off a few degrees. but look, it's still going to be hot here through the inland valleys. 100 in morgan hill. 95 in san jose. low 100s back here through the inland east bay. out to hayward. 79 san mateo. san francisco, 60 in the marina. 75 in the mission and to the north bay, 94 in santa rosa. 82 in mill valley. we continue to get morning fog, afternoon sunshine in san francisco. and that pattern, that's going bring back 60s in san francisco, will also drop it through the inland valleys. 95 on friday. and oh, how about that 88 on sunday. raj, hopefully your friend is still here on the weekend. >> he can enjoy the weekend. >> i know it's only tuesday, but man, i'm looking forward to that sunday. >> it's going to be good. >> thanks, jeff. >>> coming up, a south bay homeowner is asking for help as cars continue to crash int

hope you enjoy the cool down, especially for our warmest inland valley. starting to see fog making its return along the coast. low 80's for nevado. and even for those of you in antioch, but barely in the low 60's in half. moon bay, thanks to that marine layer and temperatures noticeably cooler for warmest inland valley. so hope you enjoyed that inland relief. breezy winds out of the southwest are fairfield sustained at 24 miles per hour with gusts upwards of 30 but warming up to seasonal temperatures to start your work week. monday with hot temperatures of the 2nd half of next week into your labor day weekend talking triple digits while dangerous heat heading our way. more on that in my full forecast in a few minutes. back to you. thank you. take a look at this. san mateo police pitching in to help out a furry little friend this morning. >> one of the officers found an injured little deer. >> crawling onto a nearby freeway. on-ramp officers spring into action to rescue that little fella. you can see them using tarp to wrap it up like a blanket. a little g

and even for most of our inland valleys, check out conquer, though. 73 degrees with low 70's.r warmest inland valleys in the east bay warming up into the 90's with brentwood still trying to flirt with 80's at this near 10 o'clock hour at 79 degrees. but we're tracking cooler temperatures as you make your way into the north bay valleys of petaluma. 54 degrees out there right now. so certainly bundle up there about high temperatures tomorrow. cooling down about 5 to 10 degrees for most of our warmest inland valleys, especially for those of you in concord. in livermore, mid 80's when you should be in the upper 80's. so few degrees below average there fremont 81 degrees with hayward at 72 degrees in half moon bay in the l w 60's. but just barely and the 77 degrees for the start of your weekend forecast. little change on sunday. slight bump in temperature with the warming trend going to be gradual all the way through thursday of this upcoming week, starting september. first, on a hot note for those of, you know, warmest inland valleys, mid 90's, little change a week from today. so

we're tracking triple digit heat for hottest inland valleys, about 40 degrees warmer.r and cool sea breeze downtown san francisco going to be on the mild side. but pleasant nonetheless, in the low 70's. and we are going to see hazy skies out there with the exception of those of you in the south bay. good air particles there. but then relief arriving by the 2nd half of the weekend. 5 to 10 degrees cooler with seasonal temperatures. and that's going to continue through tuesday and wednesday of this upcoming week and even 10 days from now. so enjoy >> thank of recent. thanks, guys. it's friday night. have a great weekend and we'll see you monday. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. it

almost 70 in our inland valleys.in the 80's in our inland valleys, night's today for our warmest interior valleys and low 80's around hayward and union city today. the closed stays is comparable, we are cranking up the week ahead. >> developing news from israel were at least eight people are wounded including five americans in a shooting attack in jerusalem. a gunman started shooting at a bus in the parking lot near the western wall in the old city. six of the victims are moderately endured, two people, a pregnant 30-year-old woman and a 60-year-old man are in serious condition. a hospital spokesperson says the mother is expected to survive with a long recovery, her baby is also still alive. the suspect is an israeli citizen from east jerusalem who turned himself in after fleeing the scene. the u.s. ambassador both strongly condemn what they call a terrorist attack. sunday's shooting comes after a flareup in violence in gaza that killed thousands of palestinians. the investigation into former president trump, law enf

hottest weather of course inland valleys with 95 in antioch, 84 in fremont and 76 in oakland. the peninsula, 70s through downtown. outer sunset at 64 and the north bay 99 in clearlake and as you get down into the bay, a lot better. 84 in mill valley. i didn't want to show you how the trend is going to look over the next 10 days. right now, it does appear we would stay away from any heat waves. we should start the upcoming weekend with 80s and stay in the 80s as we head into next week, so a nice trailing off of august the way it looks right now. in san francisco upper 60s and low 70s next several days. the inland valleys weekend looking good. 80s are set to return. >>> roku users, you can now watch nbc bay area news anytime you want. it is the local news that moves you forward and now you can stream it with your roku app. turn on your roku device, select the live tv tile on your home screen and scroll down to channel 133. you can watch nbc bay area from anywhere. >>> up next, you have seen what is happening in texas. water rescues and flooded water rescues and flooded road the

inland valley so watch the progression. progression. already upper 90s by the end of the week but there there are the triple digits we had to cram back in again and it's 104 by saturday. northbay valleys pretty hot, too with the the upper 90s so increasingly this is now where we will start turning our attention in the first alert forecast. > >> sports is up next, the a's honored one of the most successful teams in franchise history today and then played a real good game, plus no news is usually good news at this point in august in the nfl, we here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home. >> the nfl

most of our warmest inland valleys in the east bay, flirting with 90's to greet degree today. today we are right now tracking temperatures in the mid 80's relative humidity, extremely dry out there. even with that bit of monsoonal moisture, 18% relative humidity and wind speeds right now at 13 miles per hour. so we're currently tracking winds out of the southwest out there right now near martinez in concord where that fire is burning, but future wind gusts, especially shortly before and after the sun sets at some are going to notice winds around 20 to 25 miles per hour. so we'll get a little bit gustier throughout tonight. but then around midnight, calmer conditions and we're going to see wind speeds in the single digits during the overnight hours. in our latest drought monitor map was released today and we are tracking severe drought conditions holding steady for most of the bay area. but temperatures still hot as you make your way inland conquered 86 degrees. you're about 30 degrees warmer than pacifica and even half moon bay currently at 63 degrees. your full forecast comin

we'll see numbers for our inland valleys for east bay in the mid-80s.me back over the hill in the east bay and temperatures over here are in the low 70s along the east bay shore line. it will be upper 70s for sonoma valleys and napa valley and mid-90. even up here a cooldown and in the seven-day forecast no change from here. we're going to keep doing these numbers here right now. san francisco, oakland and san jose for our microclimates. >> all right, guys, over to you. >> let's take a look at the roadways getting ready to head out the door, one hot spot on 880. i'll show you that in just a sec. a live look here from mobile 5. this is our photojournalist brian kylie up early with us this morning in golden gate park driving arm. we've got a lot of street closures in effect in and around the area because of outside lands which kicks off today. those have been in place since yesterday. they will extend until about 11:00 on sunday night. 75,000 people expected each day. all streets north of golden gate park, park presidio, sunset between irving and mlk driv

we should be in the low to mid 80's this time of year for our warmest inland valleys.nstead tracking low to mid-nineties specifically for those of you in concord n livermore in the mid 90's right now with santa rosa and avato in the low 90's. downtown san francisco, though, very seasonal and you can thank call the fog for that. also known as fog dust for the month of august. let's take a look at when tracker for that cool sea breeze going to increase, especially along the san francisco peninsula throughout today. and also we're going to see that muggy monsoonal moisture and remnants of frank. that is going to give us a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms through friday. but fortunately not really tracking any severe weather for your thursday, but instead we're tracking warm temperatures out there right now in that hot trend is going to continue through tomorrow as well. back to you, stephanie, thanks a brace >> new at 3, a richmond police officer is fired after tazing and beating a man on the ground. richmond police chief french made the announcement today during a p

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triple digit heat likely for our warmest inland valleys on tuesday. so 5 to 10 degrees above average. let's stay cool and stay hydrated and no fires, please exactly. thank bree. some. >> well, the fate of a bill that would legalize safe injection sites in parts of the state, including oakland and san francisco is now in the hands of the governor, our capital correspondent, 8 on was talk with supporters and opponents who have different perspectives for gavin newsom. >> time is running out for the governor to make a decision on this bill. a bill supporters say will help people battling addiction. but one opponents argue will only make matters worse. >> we're looking at the reality on the ground in several california cities. the visual of used needles along sidewalks and in the streets serving as a reminder of rampant drug use impacting some of the state's most populated areas. but backers behind the proposal senate bill. 57 say the bill would help those who are battling addiction by creating safe injection sites where drugs can be used under get the dru

then, by tuesday and wednesday, stay tuned may see a change for the inland valley areas by midweek. right now, that's a good sign for fairfield, at least, still seeing the delta breeze, with the wind coming in for the straight, in towards sacramento, keeping areas inland a bit cool, but that will start to shut down over the next couple of afternoons. there, you see, a few remnants of patchy fog leaving by midmorning. temperature trend tomorrow should be warmer, especially in the inland-east bay valleys. 50s and 60s to start as early as noon tomorrow. 86 degrees out there in fairfield, highs near fairfield, in the upper 90s tomorrow. so, there's a sign that the on- sure when will back off. 95 in concord. 93 in livermore. low 90s down to morgan hill and the north bay. now, notice the progression monday and tuesday in fairfield, near hundred degrees. we will sneak the excessive heat watched through to monday. right now, supposed to start monday. right now, concord into livermore, near the 90s. similar temperatures tuesday. now, look at bayside numbers, 70s and 80s from san francisco to

big difference in the weather through the weekend with isolated heat across the inland valleys. cranking things down a few notches. it has been too hot we have good stuff coming. outside to the high-definition sky camera network on this thursday in case you lost track it is closer to the weekend. walnut creek excellent visibility with blue skies. temperatures were in the lower 90s today but we are starting to drop to 87 now, west wind at 13 a cool breeze coming in with the fog so 70s at 7:00 and 8:00 with 60s later tonight with local coverage and the fog. that's what i want to show your. how extensive the fog will be tomorrow morning. 6:00 through 8:00 in the morning we expect low clouds the most numerous of the coastline with spotty drizzle of the coast and through the bay. pushing back tomorrow it will likely hang on around oakland, the bay and the coast and then through the afternoon plenty of sunshine to the northbay the east bay and south bay but to the beach expect the fog to linger. temperatures, this is a really nice start with plenty of 50s tomorrow morning, 58 through

but check out our hottest inland valleys. and chuck, 74 degrees. nearly 20 degrees warmer the downtown san francisco in half moon bay currently in the mid-fifties at 56 degrees. let's take a look, though, at current conditions out there right now. we are tracking fog us throughout the embarcadero and it is starting to make its track across the east bay shoreline with the bucky ball out there right now in full view and future cast for going to show very dense, low clouds and fog. visibility already dangerous out there along the coast and even the east bay shoreline at or near 0. and it's only going to get worse during the overnight hours impacting your saturday morning. commutes of you do have any saturday morning plans. make sure to plan ahead. head out the door a little bit earlier because it is dangerous fog that we're tracking going to bring us some coastal drizzle as well making for slick commute on top of that, the better lifting and clearing by around your new lunchtime hour for most of the bay area. so radar for we are tracking that deep mar

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in average highs below by monday. 82 degrees for warmest inland valley. so enjoy it while it lasts. our weather roller coaster ride is going to climb back up in the low 90's one week from today with valley heat returning for your bay area forecast. back to you. vic in l a according to reports, the actress and hayes was seriously hurt and is in critical condition. now. >> after her car crashed into a home in the mar vista neighborhood of los angeles this morning. that crash resulted in a fire that caused extensive damage to the home. as you can see in this video, witnesses say that the actress crashed her blue mini cooper into the garage of an apartment complex. residents of that building trying to get her out of the car. but she sped off and then crashed into a second home a short time later, suffered serious burns and was rushed to a hospital. and at this time we have yet to learn what exactly happened. >> also in los angeles, a speeding car just plows through an intersection, killing 5 people, including a baby. so happened yesterday. surveillance videos. you can see there shows a a

started off really hot across the inland valley but this weekend coming in really nice.'s get you to the micro climate forecast. i wanted to start off with a look at the drought. a brand-new update today, exceptional drought going up a little bit 16.57% in california the deep red color. primarily for central and southern california and we had the rain season 1 to 7 inches contributing to the drought with the april 1st snowpack 42% of normal. so la niÑa and climate change factoring into why the conditions were so dry. a silver lining is back to the fog pattern this year it has been so strong that the coastline it is helping with immediate fire danger in the bay area. through tomorrow morning that leads me into the fog coming back with areas of drizzle and low clouds inland so whenever you see this picture it will help at least import humidity so it helps short-term. some of the cloud coverage hanging out 10:30 in the morning around the bay and then in the afternoon sunshine for the inland valley and then for the beach expect some classic fog. temperatures starting in the

of you may not even need a sweater if you're heading out the door, especially for our warmest inland valleys. but we are going to see hot temperatures returning, especially for those of you in santa rosa and nevado mid-nineties about 10 degrees above average. there, low 70's for downtown san francisco at 72 degrees. and we should be in the mid 60's about 5 degrees above normal with san jose and fremont in the mid 80's of taking a look ahead at your next 7 day forecast. the heat is on going to peak on tuesday. triple digit heat returning to our bay area forecast. fortunately wind speeds going to stay on the calm to breezy side. so that's good. but as you know, doesn't take much for wildfires to spark and spread with these hot dry conditions. so let's be safe out there. as we all know too. well. all right. thank of >> still ahead to the homecoming for vice president, kamala harris are promised to help continue the american spirit of innovation and a big win for some nfl families have been in a long legal battle over the issue of concussions. over the issue of concussions. for years, california

temperatures will see med 70s and the warmest day of the week will also be inland valleys tomorrow and then closer to seasonal averages headed towards the weekend. i don't inc. we will see any heat advisories in the seven-day forecast but things will be warming tomorrow and cooling by the end of the week. >> this morning i wouldn't call it a drizzle storm and you said there was some drizzle. >> hairspray rain. it qualifies. >>> they are trying to clear the shelters and today we took a big step for finding new homes for cats and dogs. that is next. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. >>> a special day today at the oakland zoo. more dogs and cats in need have a new home now. all month long nbc bay area and telemundo are holding events for the annual clear the shelters adoption campaign and today was the first ever pet adoption day event at the oakland zoo. folks from around the area where there to help pair owners with pets as

we could get up to 110 through some of our inland valleys. right now i'm not seeing big wind. 5 to 20 miles per hour, but obviously this is going to increase our fire danger with that drought. so you'll see what i've done here on the seven-day forecast in san francisco. things warm up into the 80s saturday, sunday, also into monday for labor day. and through the inland valleys, we go up to upper 90s thursday and friday. saturday, 103. this is where it gets super uncomfortable and dangerous. sunday, 107. would continue into monday at 106. then i do see a dropping off as we get through next tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. so, yeah, we started off quiet and summer said, i'm not done yet. >> we've been so spoiled this summer. >> we have. >> thank you, jeff. >>> if you have a roku, by now you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. i'm sure you've figured that out hopefully. to find us, select the live tv tile on your home screen. scroll down to 133. that's the channel. now you can watch the local news that moves you forward on your own s

it's moving back into the inland valleys. won't last for too long. as we hit 10:30 in the morning, most of that does clear back away from our beaches. so we are going to start it off here. as we roll through the day tomorrow with these temperatures, down here in the south bay, manageable. 82 in san jose. 85 in the east san jose hills right down to morgan hill, 88. through the east bay, i have it to 89 in antioch. upper 80s in danville. closer to the bay, a little bit of a breeze will have us at 72 in oakland. daly city, 64. you head away from that ocean breeze and things heat up. 79 in palo alto. san francisco, 65 in downtown. 63 in the outer sunset. 97 in ukiah. very comfortable weather over to sonoma at 86. a little bit warm here through tomorrow for much of the bay area. again, things are going to be heating up and fast. so the change we're going to see is this very strong area of high pressure starting to build in on thursday, also friday. some temperatures will warm up then. but the heat wave really starting with this once we hit saturday. in or

better lifting and clearing, especially for inland valleys in for most of the bay area along the san francisco peninsula. with the exception of our bay area beaches still going to deal with that stubborn marine layer. that's why you're only going to warm up to the mid 60's for your monday afternoon. while everyone else is in the 70's 80's. and yes, even 90's, temperatures out there right now, widespread 50's and 60's bright 81 degrees throughout the eastern portions of contra costa. still mild out there. even at this 9 o'clock hour. but check out a broad 56 degrees. so we are tracking quite the temperatures spread of about 25 degrees there and throughout the last 24 hours, noticeable cool down, especially for inland valleys in the east bay, 14 to 11 degrees cooler. for those of you in concord and livermore, warming up to start your work week monday and back to school monday and then cooling down near average just in time for the remainder of your next 7 days. your full work week outlook. what you can expect for your hot monday afternoon in my full forecast in just a few minutes stand

remember, we should be in the upper 80's for warmest inland valleys this time of year. instead tracking mid-nineties for those of you in concord and livermore. santa rosa and avato also going to see toasty temperatures there. low 90's for napa and allay. so not much relief for north bay and east bay valleys. so the warming and drying trend going to continue for the next couple of days peaking on tuesday. hayward, 81 degrees with mountain view. also in the low 80's in downtown san francisco. average high should be 67 degrees instead, warming up to 74 degrees is certainly going to look and feel like summer out there in the bay area. scorching temperatures on tuesday. that's when we're going to be at or near the triple digits. those of you in solano county certainly going to hit that century. mark little relief overnight. but it's going to be tuesday with that slight in some the instability with monsoonal moisture that could bring us some pop-up thunderstorms so that warm and dry air mass plus, the threat of dry lightning. not a good let's hope those chances diminish in th

by noontime, mid-70's by the inland valleys. we still have clouds at the coast. they will become partly cloudy in spots but we will not do away with them altogether. mid-80's inland. another breezy afternoon on the bay. talking about the slow warm up to come for the week ahead. liz: thank you. it has been a violent weekend. police say four people were killed in two separate shootings including the one we told you about yesterday morning where a bicyclist was killed by a car speeding the scene. cornell barnard was at an anti-violence event where advocates say enough is enough. cornell: please join me in a moment of silence for the human beings whose lives were stolen from us. a moment of remembers at this stop the violence event at oakland city hall honoring the victims of gun violence in west oakland. >> it is heartbreaking. any loss of life should be honored by all people. cornell: saturday morning police were called to sycamore street where they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. he died at the scene. friday night a few blocks away a shooting in west oak

valleys will stay there for a while. eventually numbers get closer to 80 degrees next weekend the biggest changes will be the inland east bay valleys. perhaps up for a few days. in case we are making plans for labor day weekend, right now it looks to be sunday through tuesday. >>> a new way to watch your newscast. it's all about roku. turn on your streaming device. slip the live tv tile on your home screen. scroll down to channel 133. you can watch nbc bay area news. any time anywhere. >>> coming up, where is the winner? the locate update from local lottery officials. they are still waiting for the official winner to come for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27. >>> the demand for electric powered vehicle is high and the price is about to get higher. car batteries need lithium nickel and cobalt. p

it is going to back out of inland valleys very. inland valleys very quickly. temperatures inland are going to to be a good 10 degrees above average by saturday afternoon. well into the 90s for most inland parts of the bay. back to to almost normal temperatures o. take a look at the complete % few minutes. > >> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, news bay area, kobe bryant's widow takes the stand for emotil testimony in her lawsuit against los angeles county. > >> finland's prime minister is taking some he. why elite videof her dancing. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness prop 27 has strong protections to prevent minors from betting. prop 26? no protections for minors. prop 27 helps every tribe, including disadvantaged tribes. prop 26? nothing for disadvantaged tribes vote yes on 27. >> what a story. emotional courm testimony from vanessa bryant. she is suing l.a.

inland valleys towards concord and livermore in the 90s. thankfully it wasn't 106 today. we'll talk more about the thunderstorm chances as we head into tomorrow. i've got details on that in less than 20 minutes. >> all right. that sounds good, jeff. thank you so much. we'll see you in a bit. >>> tonight every energyll of u conserve power. a flex alert started an hour ago. it goes until 9:00 p.m. tonight. that means you're asked to ease up on the ac, avoid using large appliances. nbc bay area's sharon katsuda is live in watt nut creek today, which is seeing the third straight day in the 90s. hopefully it's cooled down a little bit there, sharon. >> reporter: audrey, if you can believe it, it went up one degrees in the past hour. it was 90 degrees earlier, and now it says 91 degrees on this sign behind me. now it's supposed to hover around 90 degrees for the next week every day, and that's kind of frustrating for people. they're trying to hold on, hoping that they'll avoid brown-outs. >> a blessing in hebrew and in english. at this blessing of the grapes in livermore today,

gradual cooling trend for warmest inland valleys. coolest day will be monday with our warmest inland valley, struggling to warm up into the low 80's with low 90's returning thursday and friday of next week. back to you. ken and catherine. >> thank a breeze. so all the pentagon has rejected a request by washington, dc's mayor to have national guard members step in to help with the ongoing migrant crisis in that city. the defense secretary says the deployment would negatively affect the readiness of the dc national guard and its members. the city has been overwhelmed by the arrival of buses of migrants sent by the governors of texas and arizona. the governors argue that the white house has been ignoring huge problems caused by what they described as the fed's open border policies. roughly 6500 migrants at this point have been boston to washington, d.c., as the mayor of the aerial bombs or does not have the authority to personally order a national guard deployment. >> the republican national committee will host its 2024 national convent

we know that without the fog near the coast, those inland valleys tend to heat up so we're still looking at some upper 70s and mild weather in san francisco but the farther you make your way inland, the hotter it will be, reaching up to 105 degrees in the tri-valley as well as fairfield. we are still looking at some hot weather ahead and we'll talk more about that coming up. mike, you've been watching what's going on here around parts of the north bay. >> that's right, kari. this is unusual slowing. it's also unusually far north for what we typically cover but a lot of slowing, this crash over on the shoulder for west 80 is now a deadly crash situation and so that's unfortunate loss of a life here. we are also looking at the traffic flow which is slow because everything on the shoulder has a lot of life there, chp, fire department, davis into dixon held up traffic there and that's going to keep the traffic at bay a little bit longer as you get toward the carquinez bridge and benicia bridge. slower 880 approaching the bay bridge cleared. the bay bridge starting to build and san jose holds

awfully hard to tell, and we will see areas of fog spreading farther across the bay into the inland valleys by early tomorrow tomorrow morning. it's going to be warm to hot for inland parts of the bay area tomorrow and to start the weekend on saturday, but then we are back to near normal temperatures for a couple couple of days even inland by sunday and to start the new work work week on monday. the onshore onshore breeze is helping to push the fog and resulted in improvement in air quality, earlier today we had a lot of yellow in the north bay, the east bay, and the santa clara valley. still yellow dots scattered in as you look farther farther inland but we have seen an improvement. as the winds calm down by owner tomorrow morning, some of the particulates in the atmosphere will settle down to ground level level so we will be back into the yellow category for inland parts of the east bay, santa clara valley, but i don't think it'll be worse than that tomorrow, and their quality should continue to improve as we we head into the weekend, it should be green across the board board throughout t

we have had three areas of high pressure, also bringing key to those inland valleys. every single bit of this gets wiped away as we head towards this weekend. more and more likely we will see a system from the north, dropping our temperatures 10 to 15 degrees. most of it to the north. you'll see best chances for the northern mountains, the largest changes will be the temperatures dropping down to 83 on saturday. 84 on sunday, it does go back up next week but it looks like at this point, we are going to end without any big-time heat waves. in that forecast, that fog staying with us and that means for the inland valleys, again a nice reprieve. saturday, make your plans. >> nbc barrier -- bay area news is on your streaming device. just a click away. to watch nbc bay area news on roku, stream on your streaming device. >>> apple sending out invites, what experts believe the company plans to unveil in a couple weeks. >>> the online apple event is set for september 7th. apple is expected to release four new iphones. the new devices will have improved cameras, the 14 pro coul

check it out for the inland valleys we will drop it today eventually down toward 85 by next monday. it is a very nice august forecast. >> thank you so much, jeff. >>> as we mentioned, we are on early because of nfl football. coming up, why the game tonight is so special for the new head coach josh mcdaniels. >>> new indictments in a cold >>> new indictments in a cold case. the exusive interview cl every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in search engine, web browser, one click data clearing and more stop companies like google from watching you, by downloading the app today. duckduckgo: privacy, simplified. >>> let's talk baseball. the season has not been a total disaster yet but the giants are on the verge of getting swept by the dodgers two times in a row. the dodgers just swept the giants a month ago and they are a couple innings away from doing it again. j.d. davis is up for about. he hits it to the opposite field and it is

by 3:00 we are back in the low 80's, comfortable highs for our inland valleys., a few low 80's in the north bay and low clouds and fog will come back into play, bringing us another cool and comfortable night. we will talk about the rest of the week and the weekend coming up. reggie: we start with the monkeypox emergency and the pleas for more help and emergency help from federal and state governments. san francisco public health director dr. colfax will be part of that discussion. the biden administration is said to announce a new strategy today to split vaccine doses and hopes to get more people vaccinated, it has to do with how they put it in your skin. there are nearly 9000 cases in the country. ryan curry is live with the city's contact tracing efforts. >> we learning more about the efforts and in some cases it has been difficult. city officials say they are having a hard time contacting people who say they are not willing to give up the names of people who have been possibly exposed. some people who have monkeypox have been saying the city has not contacted

a pleasant afternoon and inland valleys. we are down 10 degrees.d, today, tomorrow, below average. monday he returns and the how to stay looks to be wednesday and thursday. summer is still with us through early september. liz: look at those rising times for labor day. thank you for joining us here on abc7news mornings. i am liz kreutz with lisa argen. abc7news continues at 5:00 p.m. today. we are off early today because the world series is next. hopefully you stay with us for that. have a great saturday. see you tomorrow. 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. hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. the choice is clear my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has

the fog is spreading into the inland valleys by early tomorrow morning. we'll figure out that weather computer one of these days. still muggy tomorrow or muggyish. the humidity will be noticeably lower. even to finish off the workweek on friday >>> it will be warmer inland and then back to a normal weather pattern bit end of the workweek. a mix of 60s and 70s. not seeing dense fog just yet. we had sere it dissipated. it is going to spread into the inland valleys as we head moo eainto early tomorrow morning. at the latest by noon, we should see the fog confined to part of the bay area. temperatures tonight dropping down to a mix of 50s and 60s. slightly above average because of the amount of humidity in the air. if you are heading to the giants game tomorrow, temperatures are going to start off at 12:45 in the low 60s but warm nup into te upper 60s. near average temperatures around the bay with temperatures farther inland three to five degrees above normal. upper 80s in san jose. mostly in the upper portion of the 80s for the north bay. with low to mid-90s

and the inland valley, it's shaping up nice for us.res in the 80s as we head all the way through wednesday. forecast we talked with said minsy who what. i brought you back a dwight key. i think we've got clean shave and a haircut for you. >> it's literally called that. >> that what it's called. >> then he can't get in trouble with his wife if he forgets good job. >> you have to get out. there's hundreds of foods that are out there. áeufrg thousand thousand. >> defending champer or the start of a new one. defending factors remembering what you're increased and they're relying on credit cards to make ends meet. the number of people with credit cards and personal loans hit record highs in the second kwartder of 202 quarter in 2022. card bances >>> one of the last remaining privately owned back stores in the bay area is turning the page. pickleby's is being sold. authors from jim andrews even j.k. rawlings have made an appearance at the store. today customers old and young told us they were sad to hear the news but they hope that a new own

even with the mid 90's returning for inland valleys for most of the bay area, low 80's along the east with 60's along the coast. thanks to fog is details ahead on your full work week outlook just ahead in a few minutes. back to dan and well. murray said thank you. western states aren't the only ones trying to compensate for record-breaking dry weather. china. >> is dealing with an unprecedented drought right now. the country's reportedly dealing with the issue by generating much-needed rain with chemicals. according to state media, 3 month. cloud seeding project is underway in an attempt to protect the country's grain harvest. china had its driest summer in 60 years. and this newly released footage shows meteorology workers shooting silver iodide rockets into the sky. the video that appears to show rain falling from the sky. it comes in the midst of a record-breaking drought that's left chinese reservoirs at half, half their normal levels and residents dealing with a shortage of drinking water. >> well, runners hit a home run or oracle park today after completing the 13th annual giant

breezy in inland valleys. about four degrees warmer on the peninsula. santa cruz in the upper 70's around noon time inland. low to middle 80's returning, 70's for the bayshore. reggie: developing news now on the fbi search on it former president trump's mar-a-lago resort. fbi agents were seen executing a search warrant yesterday. yesterday, the white house is confirming they received no advance notice action at mar-a-lago. what they were looking for and how the president is responding. jobina: abc 7 news sources say this is in response to the former president improperly removing documents that were classified from the white house. trump was not home at the time, he was in new york. he did release a statement, plumbing that his home is "currently under siege, rated and occupied by a large group of fbi agents." the search warrant was approved by federal judge, with proof that a federal crime was committed. >> what was alleged in the affidavit bears out, and we may retrieve that evidence. it is possible criminal charges could be filed against the president.

inland. the tri-valley looking pretty good and low 80s in gilroy. it is mid-70s closer to san jose. he pattern continues with low clouds for the morning and then sunshine inland, but there are changes happening to the east that you may notice as you look off to the east. big thunderstorms building up over the sierra, tall enough that we may see them here in the bay area. monsoon moisture making a bit of a comeback. that is going to be one source of the increasing humidity that we will see coming in out of arizona and nevada. then there is another source. a weakening tropical storm off the coast of baja california. i think on thursday that could toss a few mid to high-level clouds our way. no showers yet. but notice on the futurecast, there is your sierra thunderstorm on tuesday and then by thursday. stay tuned. no showers or lightning chances just yet. we will watch that closely. as we head through the week, notice the temperatures. we are seeing temperatures in the 80s and 90s around morgan hill, 80s in san jose, upper 70s out towards oakland. as we move you through the week, those

the coolest day will be on monday with temperatures about 5 degrees below average for warmest inland valleys, holding steady with 70's along the east bay shoreline in mid 60's along the coast. but just a heads up for those of you inland warming up again in the low 90's thursday and uriday of this upcoming week. so enjoy the cooldown heading this weekend into early next week. back to you. vic in l a so right greece that happening now traffic. >> wow. it is at a crawl right now. eastbound lanes of the bay bridge. these are pictures from the scene little earlier this evening. the honda accord an suv. chp tells us this crash was reported shortly after 6 o'clock this evening. 4 vehicles were mainly due to heavy traffic. the agency says one person was sent to the hospital for complaints of pain. the crash did shut down 2 of the left lanes of the bridge until about 7, 40 this evening. we're going to keep an eye on it for you. the sea of traffic picks up and this is the latest look right now on traffic conditions. you can see that there's still some stretch of red on the san francisco side of the br

it will be mid 80s for those inland valleys in marin.pper 80s through napa, and sonoma county and you see temperatures around 100 here once you get up into mendocino and lake county. seven-day forecast shows our warmest days. we'll cool down a bit. you don't see it so much more san francisco, oakland or san jose. you may not change at all but you notice a cooldown in the inland valleys from the mid-90s today to the mid 80s next week. back over to you. >>> let's look at the roadways getting ready to make that ride over at the bay bridge. doesn't look too slow here at the toll plaza but they turn the metering lights on as expected right around 5:30 so a little earlier than usual. that's likely due to the dividers that are broken. there was a truck fixing that area. heads up, you might see slower than usual speeds as you pass the toll plaza or approaching it as i do roadwork. it's the usual stuff as you head over into san francisco for the morning commute. most of our bridges are pretty quiet. we aren't seeing any brake lights or delays at

but then we will notice that blanket of cloud cover extending into our inland valleys, bring a seasonal temperatures all weekend long for the event. so expect mid 60's saturday and sunday for those of you attending outside lands your full bay area weekend forecast in just a few minutes. back to ken and catherine. thank you. larissa. straight ahead, conspiracy theorist alex jones now having to pay an additional 45 million dollars. >> after years of claiming that the sandy hook massacre was fake. details ahead. >> and after the break, a protest at an east bay elementary school turns violent will hear the concerns from city leaders. >> a sit in parker elementary turned rough at last night after allegations that school districts, security officers assaulted. had broken into the locked building last night. activists have been gathering at the school for about 2 months after the district decision to close that school and several others because of budget problems as kron four's haaziq madyun reports the occupation did get heated after school officials clashed with the this is video recorded th