inland valleys, then it's mid 90s.oming up in the complete forecast. we'll do this for another half hour. devin, back to you. >>> in the next half hour, several brush fires break out in the bay area and beyond, as the fire danger remains high across much of northern california. >>> and a tragic accident in alameda county leaves a 7-year-old dead. investigators have been on the scene overnight. ♪ girl you know it's been way too long ♪ ♪ i got to get back in my zone ♪ ♪ ooh wee ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ alright ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ 3... 2... 1... ♪ ♪ you know i'm feeling too good to be cooped up ♪ [ music stops ] ♪ hey ladies, don't we look good? ♪ ♪ we came to have a good time baby ♪ ♪ said i'm feeling too good to be cooped up ♪ ♪ me and all of my girls gonna tear it up ♪ >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, firefighters with their hands full. we have an update on several brush fires. >>> curry's three, rise and fire. >> the warriors go

our warmest inland valleys could be 20 degrees above average.o we're going to be extremely hot, breezy winds, warm, dry, hot conditions, fuel and a recipe for high fire danger. so so far no red flag warnings issued or fire weather watches. but we're going to keep our eyes on that in the coming days because as you can see, dangerously hot weather and all of the gains that we got from our spring showers pretty much diminished because of the summer, like warm to hot temperatures. but the good news, dan, we're going to cool down just in time for memorial day weekend. 70's returning for warmest inland valleys just in time for the long holiday weekend next week. back to you. >> our recent thanks. a lot of what a place to eat. some good food and watch game 3 tomorrow. well, we've got just the place for that. and it's right here in san francisco will tell you where it is after the break. and tomorrow is game 3 in the western conference finals. and what better way to a cheer on the warriors that with some good food and some friends? >> they can live. the

a nice cool down for our warmest inland valleys by 5 to 10 degrees.o we're going to see widespread 70's tomorrow. but then all eyes will be on the sky because we're going to notice that moon eclipse by around 8.30, in the evening. and as you can see, we're pretty socked in for most of the coast. but parts of solano county, concord in the east bay and san jose. you do have the best viewing there. so try to head as far inland as you can by around 10 o'clock shortly before that. that's when we're really going to notice that full solar lunar eclipse. but we're still going to stay pretty socked in. so it's all going to start at around 8.30, for your sunday night. it is going to have a very rustic color to it. that's why it's called a blood moon eclipse. that's in the full moon is in earth's dark shadow. temperatures cooling down. thanks to thet return of the marine layer. so we are going to see widespread mid 70's for warmest inland valleys in the north bay, east bay and south bay 60's for downtown san francisco and holding steady in the low 70's for oakla

specifically tuesday and wednesday, mid 90's for warmest inland valleys. those of you in solano county could warm up to 103 degrees. hence the heat advisory and red flag warning going to be in place for the coming days. relief just in time for your memorial day weekend. thanks to that marine layer back to you know, well. thank agrees now to national news where the first military shipment of baby formula touchdown. >> earlier this afternoon here in america. this shipment coming to us from europe. it's just the first of many expected here. kron four's washington correspondent basil john reports on how this formula is going to be distributed. >> good evening. it's the first part of operation fly formula and u.s. officials say this will make a big difference in the country. this air force c 17 jet touched down in indianapolis sunday morning. >> on board 40 tons of baby the shipment provides an a formula. >> to take care of 9,000 babies and 18,000 toddlers. >> produced in switzerland truck to germany and flown to the u.s. is the first shipment in the biden admi

is going to add some much needed moisture, not just along the coast, but even for our driest inland valleysfinitely going to see a lot of overnight relief and recovery there. but we are still going to notice warmer temperatures for your sunday afternoon. and tonight overnight lows, quite the temperatures spread happened. a 45 degrees. noticeably warmer overnight tonight than what you experience this morning where you actually broke a record low of 38 degrees in antioch. you're going to be about 15 degrees warmer in the low 60. so very mild temperatures there. widespread low 50's for most of the bay area. but as you could see, the mercury is going to rise a little bit by sunday afternoon back in the mid 80's for warmest inland valleys. check out santa rosa, flirting with 90's at 88 degrees. flirting with 70's for those of you in downtown san francisco at 68 degrees with mid 70 throughout the east bay shoreline in mid 80's. for those of you in san jose and our giants taking on the padres tomorrow, mid 60's with clear skies out of the west 20 miles per hour less. but that heat will be on. we'r

think thankful as near 90 for inland valleys.lee look at how much we cooldown in to the end of the week we go back down into the mid-70s. across the seven day you see that same pattern playing out for san francisco, oakland and san jose. the swings for the inland valleys. this is where you will always see the bigger swings inland. there is our near 90 tomorrow and then it's back into the low and mid-70s into friday, saturday, sunday. >>> it looks busy. check this out. this is a live look from mobile5. brian kiley not cruising the effect. is he stuck. bumper to bumper traffic at the bay bridge toll traffic. this is what's in store. the morning could newt for this tuesday morning in full swing. travel times closer to 15 minutes this point into san francisco. let's look at one of our cal trans cameras here. you can see it stays busy. little breezy in this area. 580 westbound. it's the typical slow and go conditions for super commuter. gusty here as well. as far as traffic it's the usual stuff you would expect for that 650 ride. that

inland spots. little haze from the mountains looking over the santa clara valley.san jose down there in the haze. you can see the southern edge of the bay there looking at mt. hamilton off in the distance. you can see the cap from the top of the salesforce tower. that happens when high pressure takes over. we're holding everything in place. you can see the line where the high pressure is capping the marine layer. we'll sit underneath that with comfortable temperatures in the bay. mid to upper 70s on the water. if you're inland and away like here in concord, it'll be mid 80s. by tuesday, it'll be mid 90s over here. that is the headline actually in this morning's first alert forecast. the weekend is fine. the headline is we're going to be 10 to 15 degrees warmer if you're inland by tuesday and wednesday. i'll show you how it plays out in a second. first, saturday morning. most of us are low to mid 50s. a little cooler than that in santa rosa and the inland value le valleys. 82, san jose. mid 70s to an 80 or so along the bay shoreline. watch tomorrow morning. only thi

we're back in the 70's for inland valleys. back to you. >> no recent. joining us this week here during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock. i'm justine waldman. it's been a rough one. and i really appreciate you joining us. have a great weekend. you can disconnect and reconnect and have some fun. see on tuesday. >> announcer: today on "dr. phil"... >> my 9-year-old son and i have an abusive relationship. >> how about i bite your shoulder next right here? >> he swears, he hits, he throws things. >> announcer: an extreme case. >> you're being bullied in your own home. >> announcer: an extreme intervention. >> my colleagues and i were using crisis intervention procedures which we're specially trained in. >> don't touch me! >> i'm sorry, you kicked me. you're being touched again. >> talk about that experience and how that wound up. ♪ ♪ >> let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, we'll count you down. >> today is going to be a changing day in your life. >> five, four... >> get ready to tak

and then warming up gradually back in the 80's for warmest inland valleys.hanie, not tracking any 90's or triple digit heat after today. back to you. that is good news, indeed. thank you so much. mabrisa. the state legislature is a one step closer to banning police departments from using dna from assault. >> assault survivors in other criminaleinvestigations. kron 4 sarah stinson brings us the latest on the bill's progress. >> this is a big next step for the assault victims act. it passed unanimously in the senate. now it heads to a policy committee hearing. this bill aims to protect assault survivors by prohibiting the use of dna profiles collected from victims by police for any other purpose than to identify the attacker. meaning police could not use the victim's dna from a rape kit to leader connect them to another crime. this bill was put together by senator scott wiener and assemblymember phil ting san francisco district attorney chesa boudin has sponsored the bill along with several other groups. this bill came about after it was discovered in san fran

so we're seeing a lot more northerly winds out there for warmest inland valleys. that's contributing to our double-digit warm-up, especially for those of you in the north bay and even in the east bay valleys with the novato and livermore almost 15 degrees warmer than where we were around this time yesterday. and that warming trend, though, is a little bit on the calmer side for those of you along the coast. thanks to that cool sea breeze. and as you can see that fog out there in the distance, starting to return to the bay area coastline. but we are going to see winds out there right now. a little bit gusty for those of you in downtown san francisco sustained at 24 miles per hour, 30 miles per hour. wind gusts, though, reported there, calmer conditions for everyone else in the bay area. and we're going to see more of those warm, dry, offshore breezes for tonight and even into tomorrow. and that's going to contribute to our warmer weather because we're going to be 5 to 15 degrees above average for your saturday afternoon. highs thanks to those northerly winds but tha

really going to see temperatures skyrocket for warmest inland valleys in the mid 90's, low to mid 80's for the east bay shoreline with 60's impossible. 70's along the coast for tuesday and wednesday. gusty northerly winds could actually bring us high fire danger concerns specifically on tuesday. so keep that in mind. but the good news is cooling down for your long holiday weekend. next weekend. just in time for memorial day. back to you. dan. >> risa, thanks a lot. in light of the supreme court's leaked plans to overturn roe v wade, oakland's city council voted unanimously to make oakland a sanctuary city for those seeking abortions today. kron four's stephanie land talk with the oakland mayor libby schaff about what that means and how oakland is working to protect abortion rights in the city. >> we believe everyone should have access to an abortion. no questions asked. and this is part of a proud history of social activism in oakland. not only are we the most unapologetic sanctuary city when it comes to immigrants, but we even have a bubble ordinance in place that actually prohibits

our inland valleys until thursday. and then keeping our fingers crossed for that storm door. i'm so excited about that, noel, because it's one of those things that we typically don't see in june, right? we'll take it definitely, especially after a near 90 midweek. yeah, that's cool off. very little bit of whether roller coaster ride. nothing. we can't handle that, right? yeah. >> well, people aren't just celebrating memorial day this weekend after a two-year hiatus, carnival all returned to the streets of san francisco. >> 2000 people participated in this year's event today which celebrates the culture and heritage of latin america and the caribbean kron four's camila barco was there. >> we're a colombian come we actually represent mean that you do like what do that it doesn't. i'm representing high, huge, which means ray of light in english. and it is a brazilian samba colombia, peru, brazil, just some of the dozens of countries and cultures celebrated in san francisco's carnival parade 64 groups showcase their herita

so most of our warmest inland valleys, 10 to 20 degrees above average. but along the bay area coastline, specifically the san francisco peninsula coastline. we're a few degrees below average and you can thank. >> fog and the fog bank out there right now is only going to get thicker as the day progresses. so we're going to see that fog bank make its way across the bay and then eventually impact our inland valleys tomorrow, we're going to notice a significant cool down. but right now sustained winds at 25 miles per hour gusts upwards of 30 for downtown san francisco. and the cooling trend will commence starting tomorrow for everyone in the bay area lasting all weekend long. details ahead on your mother's day forecast. coming up in just a few minutes. back to you. just staying thank you so much. >> coming up, comedian dave chappelle is attacked while he was on stage. we'll see what went down here. also, barring money just got a little bit more expensive. we'll take a look at the interest rate changes that happened today. and there is new video of the missin

so finally getting some relief for our warmest inland valleys today. great way to wrap up your workweek forecast, in fact, are tracking a lot of sunshine out there right now. that's going to continue throughout tonight. thanks to those northerly winds could see those some changes along the coast with the return of some marine layer right along the san francisco peninsula coastline, even extending into parts of the east bay shoreline by your saturday morning. but the warming trend going to begin once again starting on saturday with temperatures 5 to 10 degrees warmer tomorrow. then where we were today. so overnight lows tonight, widespread low 50's but 2 outliers with at 46 degrees. 15 degrees cooler than those of you in antioch is you're only going to cool down into the low 60's. going to be a mild night for you. thanks to those warm, dry offshore breezes that fortunately will be on the lighter side and temperatures tomorrow. we're going to warm up about 5 to 10 degrees from today's daytime highs in downtown san francisco. 67 degrees. mid 70's for thos

fog is going to spread across the bay, inland valleys and brings an an end to the heat wave. rine air making its way inland and once the fog retreats to the coast we're going to see clouds higher up. cooler temperatures in store for memorial day weekend. the fog chose up as the brighter white spreading into the inland valleys going to be widespread and fairly dense. might want to allow an extra 15, 20 minute for the commute. the fainter shade of gray, the duller gray, that's the cloud cover higher up in the sky. that's going filter, block the sunshine, especially north of the golden gate as we head through tomorrow afternoon. the onshore breeze, while it weakens tonight, going to pick up tomorrow morning. not enough for a wind advisory, but southwest wind pushing the air into the inland valley and keeping temperatures 20 degrees cooler than today. looking outside today, there's fog. hard to believe just across the bay there's plenty of sunshine. temperatures are all over the place. 58 downtown. 88 degrees in livermore, concord. temperatures will even out as we head through the

we are going to wake up to a lot more of that marine layer and even extending into our inland valleys, bringing some much-needed relief for our north bay and east bay valleys, returning into the 70's by tomorrow. but it is going to be fairly gusty as well. by sunday afternoon. we're going to see winds out of the west at around 35 miles per hour or less. and that's what's going to help push that marine layer into the bay area. so we are going to see patchy drizzle throughout your sunday morning and then a mix of sun and clouds by sunday afternoon. noticeably cooler weather. but those of you taking part in that bay to breakers run. we are going to notice mostly cloudy skies because of that may gray and also patchy drizzle. that run will begin at 8 o'clock in the morning. so expect mid 50's to start the run. then warming up into the mid 60's. by the time you end that run in the cooling trend, going to continue through monday. details ahead on what you can expect for the 2nd half of your weekend in just a few minutes. back to, you know, and and thank you. coming up tomorrow 100, thousands

threat for inland valley. so stay tuned for that because we could see some watches and warnings coming up in the coming days for next weekend. might be a good week to kind of check on those defensible, you know, make it areas around your home. that sort of thing. great idea. thank you >> we'll see some encouraging news out of ukraine tonight. there are new reports of russian forces losing steam. meanwhile, the cleanup continues in areas near kharkiv, which is ukraine's. >> second largest city which has been hit hard by russian strikes despite the damage ukrainian military officials say russian forces are pulling back from the area to guard supply routes. that treatment coupled or rather retreat, coupled with struggles and on bus in kiev, have nato's secretary general confidently say that ukraine can win this war. however, ukraine's deputy prime minister has a more cautious outlook. >> the failed military campaign in north eastern ukraine. isn't russia's only setback today? finland and sweden announced they're

peaking in the mid 80's for warmest inland valleys. 5 to 15 degrees above average. so a little bit of spring and early summer, all in one. so that wind will stop by tuesday. wednesday okay. okay. yeah. hot. the wind as well. like the way you think. yes. thank you for pointing that he's got. >> all right. well, parents have long complained. they're teenagers tend to ignore what they tell them. instead they go to their peers for advice. >> and research actually indicates a biology may be at the heart about adolescent behavior. sharon crowley is taking a look. >> what do you listen to more your friends or your between? yeah, of course. i'm like, you know, my friends more about i try to balance out all the time. i like the list. if resume be parents are better. if your teenager tunes you out. new research shows you can blame biology. i think the biggest parents don't take this personally. stanford university research scholar, doctor percy mystery co-authored a new study published in the journal of neuroscience. >> it looked at what happens to the brain as children age a

still going to be in the 80's for warmest inland valley. santa rosa, 88 degrees. mid 70's along the east bay shoreline for oakland and hayward and downtown san francisco. 68 degrees. so holding steady from today's daytime highs. temperatures really going to peak on tuesday and wednesday of this upcoming week, 10 to 20 degrees above average. so i know it's spring. we should be in the mid 70's for most of our warmest bay area valleys. but we're not really going to see those temperatures cool down in the 70's until next friday. and saturday for the start of your memorial day weekend, perfect beach day weather sunday and monday when we warm up into the mid 80's. but fortunately not the 90's. we just have to. you see the 90's near. think yourself on them. >> very it really is. especially when you have warm, dry, breezy offshore winds. let's hope we don't go under any red flag warnings. but if we do, let's plan ahead. pencil cea's alternate status. that enough yet things stand. all rea said thanks a lot. there are now 2 confirmed deaths in a rare tornado in northern mic

right now 53 degrees, warmest inland valleys, struggling to be in the 70's, including concord. 69 degrees there with 68 degrees for napa's about a 15 degree difference between our coolest coastal cities and our warmest in the valley. so temperatures today we are going to remain in the 50's and 60's little change on thursday. even with that slight increase in cloud cover. but then temperatures really going to warm up this weekend peaking on saturday where we could reach low 90's for warmest in the valleys in the bay area. 5 to 15 degrees above normal. details ahead on that and the rest of your workweek forecast coming up in just a few minutes. back to, you know, well, thanks to a breeze out. coming up here at 3, 100's of city leaders want the state to distribute the massive budget surplus fairly citing some cities haven't been paid in nearly 2 decades. >> plus, a new report shows inflation finally slow down just a bit for the first time since last august. but the blame game continues on capitol hill and a new poll just released shows how san francisco district attorney chase aboudi mayfair

that is going to warm up our inland valley. big difference we will see as we had in tomorrow is it is going to move right on top of california. so anytime that happens, high pressure come compressional heating. it is going to force a lot of that heat onto the surface. that is where the inland valleys are going to see the biggest jumps in those temperatures. it is going to help to give us some wind, varying numbers through our microclimate. we have the fog and the coastline. there is your sunshine across the bay area -- lingering right there. numbers for the morning -- huge difference. we started this week off with 30 and low 40s. tomorrow morning, we are in the 50s. it is going to be a lot more comfortable to get up and get going. whatever you got to do tomorrow morning. 54 in the south bay. over to the east bay. got you at 51 in san francisco. daytime highs tomorrow warming up. another five to 10 degrees. it is going to put us at 84 in san jose. look at you down in gilroy. 88. looking perfect. 86 martinez. back to livermore. 8

across the inland valley, 70s through sunday and warm back into the 80s next week.hankfully, there are no 100 owing to the next seven-day forecast. peppered between the weekend, we will find good weather to be with family or friends or whatever you got. >> we need it. thank you. >>> up next, it is getting messier. twitter shareholders suing twitter itself and elon musk. we will explain. are you looking to renovate your kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden fees - nightmares. at agm we use the top trades, and each project is finished on time, on budget, backed by a five year warranty. that's why agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovation specialists i recommend. ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ [announcer] call now and get $3,000 off! fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to

low 90's possible for our warmest inland valleys. more my full forecast in just a few minutes. back to you, dan and well. >> all right, thanks a lot in the south bay, san jose. police say a woman was crossing the street outside of the crosswalk when she was hit and killed by a car. this crash happening last night at the 6.80, interchange with capitol avenue. investigators say a second vehicle also hit this woman. both drivers stayed on scene, though, and cooperated with police. investigators do not believe drugs or alcohol played a role in the deadly crash. the name of the woman has not yet been released. and this is san jose's. 28 traffic death of the year and the 17th pedestrian death of 2020. >> the oakland police department is congratulating 26 in new graduates of the 100 87th recruiting class. the city canceled many police academy classes a few years ago. but in the wake of recent highly publicized crimes, a local leaders demanded that opd reinstate the academy classes. now, despite the new officers, oakland pd says they are still severely short-staffed and are actively re

the inland valleys from 97, hottest day tomorrow to 77 on sunday. i think we have good weather for memorial day weekend, maybe welcome showers on sunday, we will see as we get closer. >> a little bit of everything. >>> things did not go as planned, still ahead, how the tables were turned on the thieves during this smash and grab robbery. >> they tried and failed the first time but now they are trying again. >> take the money and go away. every time i think about it, i get so upset and stressed out i have to stop. >> renters say investors are buying up buildings and kicking them out. one of the many issues we are digging into the new streaming series, over priced, overwhelmed, over it. new episode comes out tomorrow, watch on roku, amazon fire or apple tv or go to nbcbayarea.com /overpriced. >>> happening now, governor newsom says we could be facing mandatory water restrictions statewide this summer. the announcement comes after meeting with the state's largest water suppliers. the governor says drastic action most likely will be needed to cut down o

but tomorrow, 70's ane 80's for warmest inland valley, 60 still along our beaches. be warm. justine for the next 7 days with another round of heat a week from today. back to you, thank you so much. and thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock today. i'm just involvement. >> let's go warriors and we'll see you back here tonight during primetime and also. >> i couldn't front for news at 3. >> announcer: today on an all new "dr. phil"... >> welcome to the maze. enter at your own risk. >> this is the computer room, where the wi-fi and the printer are. we have a tripping hazard everywhere. smoke alarms, they've been beeping for two years. >> you've got junk mail there from years ago. >> a couple years, maybe. >> do you want to play semantics or do you want to answer the question? >> announcer: buried alive... >> you've got expired food from three years ago. you've got thanksgiving dishes in the sink. >> announcer: in clutter. >> are you a hoarder? >> no. >> is he the hoarder? >> probably. >> i'll let you decide. >> what do y'all call this? >

inland valleys. 79 would be an average high for this time of year.what we're going to do. 97 degrees by the time we get to tuesday. a couple of things about that. this will likely be the hottest so far of the year. not above terribly where we've been with a few other heat spikes. we're going to be near records when we do that, and it's going to come on fast. and it's not going to be felt equally bay area wide. instead of looking at inland valleys, let's come back in to the bay shoreline. oakland, we'll use you as an example. 68 would be the average for oakland the next few days. we're going to be way above average, in the low 80s. it's not going to be as opp oppressively hot. you're going to notice 82 in oakland, don't get me wrong. but not like 96 in concord. daytime highs tomorrow are already a little warmer than today. so we're already notching things up a bit. monday is kind of like the slow work up to tuesday. and to go along with that red flag warning, by the way, the winds are going to pick up in the mountains bay area wide. but this is one of

getting a bit of a cool sea breeze influence, even extending into our warmest inland valleys. downtown san francisco, the breezy us out of every one. 23 miles per hour sustained winds. and that's going to be the big weather story along the coast. cool sea breeze going out. a lot of moisture content and also mild temperatures with hot inland highs expected because of those warm, dry, northerly breezes. in fact, they're going to start by around monday morning at 11 o'clock right when that red flag warning goes into effect, meaning imminent fire danger. so even the winds won't be as gusty as what we typically see with the red flag warning. remember, just tracking gusts upwards of 35 miles per hour or less. it is enough to start a fire if it does spark because it's been just so hot and dry so far, especially for the last couple of weeks. let's take a look at relative humidity because we are going to see by monday afternoon we pair field just down to 10% relative moisture. so near the single digits in the teens for those of you in yacht bill overnight recovery in the 20's to 30th p

still warm for warmest inland valleys. but the good news is we are going to cool down with seasonal temperatures next weekend just in time for the long holiday weekend finally get to see that may gray out there on friday into saturday, slight warm up sunday and monday back in the low 80's. but it beats being in the 90's or triple digits. noel, back to you. we always need a great days after the high heat wave. murray said thank you for the first time ever. >> hikers now have official access to a famous grove of redwoods. the grove of titans at jenna di, a state park up in del norte county houses, some of the world's largest and oldest trees boardwalk trail opened yesterday, giving visitors a chance to visit the 300 foot tall giants in northern california. the groves location has been a secret since 1998, but after gps coordinates were posted online in 2011, officials say the forest was nearly loved to death because people just kind of flock to that grove and then they ended up trampling the vegetation. but this new trail no

low 60's for all of our inland valleys.with the exception of fremont, 63 degrees a little bit milder, but not by much. but then temperatures rebounding seasonal by thursday and then more like summer friday into saturday, a week from today. that's we could be footing with 90's for warmest inland valleys, but have a fun and happy mother's day weekend bay area. back to you, dan and well, thank you, member esa. coming up. >> first lady jill biden heads from romania to slovakia to spend mother's day with ukrainian refugees. we've got details on the trip plus of the wnba is helping draw attention and brittney griner's wrongful detention in russia. >> ron, for celebrating asian american pacific islander heritage month over the next couple of weeks going to be sharing stories of influential bay area. american asian americans leading up to our special this morning on the kron. 4 morning news. we talk with the new york times best-selling author kelly yea. she's well known for her front desk book series which follows the adventures of

futurecast and a little bit of gray showing up in the inland valleys. some patchy fog out there to start the day tuesday. that's going to dissipate quickly. plenty of sunshine. blue skies throughout the day. i don't think even the coast is going to be fogged in tomorrow. again, on wednesday, additional sunshine allows us to warm up. passing clouds on thursday. temperatures will back off by a couple of degrees, but we're still going to be above normal even on the cooler days in the seven-day forecast. looking outside towards downtown san francisco, temperatures today, about a 20-degree spread from the cool location, half moon bay, to concord and santa rosa in the mid-70s. tomorrow, the coast will have similar temperatures to those inland locations that are going to be farther into the 80s. temperatures will take another jump for wednesday. right now, we're mostly in the 60s and 70s. it's only 59 in hayward, and 55 degrees at half moon bay. 57 downtown. 60 at sfo. temperature stands at 67 in san jose. still holding on to 75 degrees in fairfield. 74 degree

and yes, even 80's for warmest inland valley. santa rosa, 80 degrees with pacifica. 54 degrees. so yeah, that's like about a 25 degree difference out there right now. and we're seeing widespread warming for most bay area cities from coast to valleys. and it's only going to get warmer from here with temperatures by saturday afternoon could reaching the low 90's for warmest inland valleys. but overall, we're going to be about 5 to 15 degrees above average. net, we are going to see a nice cool down on sunday. thanks to the return of that marine layer a gray out there in full force for the 2nd half of the weekend. and yet additional cooling by monday. your full weekend outlook coming up in just a few minutes granting catherine, back to you. >> appreciate another big story we're following tonight is a disturbing 1, 3 family members in san jose been charged in connection to the death of a 3 year-old girl. yes, they are accused of killing that little girl and an exorcism like ritual kron four's. rob nesbitt is here with that disturbing details on this investigation. >> rob? >> katherine

especially for warmest inland valleys in the east bay checkout conquered 88 degrees. those of you in santa rosa about 15 degrees above average, the downtown san francisco trying to flirt with 70's. but 69 degrees even for san francisco. and we should be in the mid 60's this time of year. remember, it is spring certaibly looked and felt more like summer out there. but we are tracking some changes already underway right now. golden gate bridge. we are seeing the return a grey so that marine layer making its way into the coastline. and we're also noticing some virga out there right now for those of you in the north bay. most of that moisture evaporated before it hits the ground. but shortly before midnight tonight, we could start noticing some drizzle there for our north bay valleys this evening. so make sure to drive safely tonight. expect a slick commute during the overnight hours and even into your sunday morning. temperatures out there right now in the 50's and 60's but conquered in antioch. still in the low to mid 70's or remember conquered fortin with 90's today. s

the breeze really pushing the marine air into the inland valleys. even with the clouds overhead, no rain out of the clouds. the system sending alts moisture into the pacific northwest. the next one will do the same, for the most part. there is an outside chance of a shower visiting the north bay on saturday. by outside chance, i mean a 10 to 20% opportunity for maybe a couple of sprinkles. even a trace of rainfall will be an overachievement for this particular system. we're just past that time of year when any significant chance of rain typically makes a visit to the bay area. keep an eye on it. don't be surprised if you get a sprinkle north of the golden gate on friday. nothing you need to adjust outdoor plans. the fog into the inland valleys. it's going to be widespread again to begin the day on friday. and that's going put the broncos any potential warm-up as we head through the end of the workweek. the fog backs up to the coast. yes going to see more sunshine from midday into the afternoon. so temperatures are going to warm up a couple more degr

and if we do reach the low 90's for some of our warmest inland valleys be could be upwards of about 15 degrees above average. going to peak on saturday. but then temperatures cooling down with your bay to breakers sunday forecast with the run will begin at 8 o'clock in the morning. expect mid 50's along the coast. warming up into the mid 60's for most of our coastal cities by sunday afternoon. but we are going to notice the stronger sea breeze pushing in that marine layer. so keep that in mind for the runners. you are going to get some relief just in time with even more cooling on monday. and then a nice midweek. warm-up by wednesday. but details ahead. any more warming trends are on the way in our 10 at 10 outlook coming up in just a few minutes. thank bruce. a >> now some developing news this evening. investigators say they have just found a key piece of evidence in the search for missing oakley woman. alexis gabe police say this year's her cell phone case specially designed by the 24 year-old herself. her family members and friends also confirm its caves case. police say they believ

so cooler temperatures expected for warmest inland valleys. going to start off the morning with patchy drizzle as well. so please drive safely for your monday morning commute. if you're heading into work or school better clearing with sun and clouds hanging tight for monday afternoon and evening. and let's take a look at temperatures out there right now because we're noticing widespread mid 50's. but still in the low 60's for san jose conquered and santa rosa barely in the low 60's. there them all. the cities in the bay area out there this evening. but when tracker for we are seeing some pretty gusty winds, especially along downtown san francisco, that strong seabreeze pushing in that marine layer even into the east bay valleys as well. so we are going to see winds throughout most of this week ranging from about 25 to 35 miles per hour, especially along the san francisco peninsula for your monday afternoon. overnight lows tonight, a little bit cooler than last night. widespread low 50's. but those of you in santa rosa, even cooler mid 40's and

that's not as dramatic as it will be for inland valleys of the east bay.grees warmer than that yesterday. you cool seven to eight degrees here. inland valleys of the east bay, this is where you notice the change. we were near 90 yesterday. now that we have increased onshore flow, clouds have started filling in, a dramatic cool down for inland valleys. in the bay, four or five degrees cooler. that's mid to upper 60s and you will see temperatures in the north bay valleys experiencing a drop. that's a trend we'll keep over the next several days. it keeps getting cooler. by the time we get to the weekend, low to mid 60s bay area wide. it will be breezy. we have a series of weather systems passing to the north of the bay area. none of them want to bring us rain. they're going to make it cooler, keep it relatively cloudy and start turning the wind on. let's go to the drive and check with gianna. >>> we are looking good for the most part. still it's one of those mornings where people are behaving on the roadways. let's start with a live look from mobile 5. he is

it's low 50s just about hereut s coldest inland valleys in the north bay. santa rosa it's 44. we can watch the clouds try to fill in. it'll burn back, however far inland it gets t will burn back to the coast and the beaches. today is still on track to be the warmest day of the week. couple of degrees warmer than yesterday. upper 80s inland. mid-70s for the bay. maybe 60 at the beaches. just to pick out your part of the bay how about 83 for fremont? 88 in concord. much more on the cooldown coming our way after today including for mother's day. >>> let's talk about that golden gate bridge. it is starting to get foggy in some spots, especially as you work out of 101 onto the bridge itself. limited visibility may be an issue. a live look and you can see toward back thereof the bridge it's kind of just over that area of the span. be careful as you work through there. the rest of the way looks better with no major delays or issues as you head more on to the san francisco side of things. bay bridge toll plaza. a lot of company. a lot of people make that ride. still about a 15 minute c

for the inland valleys 79. relatively warm today at 88 but look at the arching line going up to 97 degrees for some of the warmer inland spots. i'll show you what that means for the bay as a whole coming up in the complete forecast but there is your early heads up in tonight's first alert forecast. hot for a couple days this week. the other thing to keep an eye on, just issued about three hours ago, another red flag warning. this one same place as the one on friday was. solano county starts tomorrow morning and goes until tuesday night. it does include the quail fire, which is the one we started tracking here last night about this time. speaking of which, brian, i know you've got updates on that one. i'll be back with the rest of the forecast in a bit. >>> fire crews are trying to get the quail fire surrounded. that fire is burning outside. it's 75% contained. it started yesterday afternoon quickly growing to 135 acres and leading to mandatory evacuations. the orders for evacuations have to been lifted since. it

it's going to be start of a gradual warming trend or we could be in the low 90's for warmest inland valleys. mid 80's for the east bay shoreline. and in the 60's for most of the coastal cities, including our beaches. so quite the temperatures spread there. but details ahead on what you can expect for your work week. forecast. and if any may showers are going to return later next week. back to you, dan and well. all right, thanks a lot. asparagus is come to the rescue of garlic after being canceled just over a week ago. >> it looks like the gilroy garlic festival is back on today on social media, the no citigroup, which host the san joaquin asparagus festival announced they would host the gilroy garlic festival this year saying we heard the extremely sad news. the gilroy garlic festival will not be holding their annual big garlic festival and we couldn't let that happen. the group says more details are to come and go ride. garlic festival association had previously canceled the event indefinitely, citing high insurance costs and san francisco diapers are now free to the public public benefit

and tomorrow going to see some relief for our warmest inland valleys in the north and east bay. but still well above average, we're going to be about 5 to 10 degrees above normal, even for your friday afternoon. highs and downtown san francisco holding steady in the low 70's. but taking a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast, temperatures going to increase once again early this upcoming week peaking on tuesday. and we're going to see 90's returning tuesday and wednesday of next week in the forecast. so no rain in sight, extremely dry out there. let's be safe. stephanie, back to you. yeah, important message. let's be say thank a >> asian and european stocks fell today after yesterday's massive selloff on the dow suffering its worst day since 2020 new white house press secretary kareen john pierre responded to questions about market concerns. >> we do not get involved in that and nothing has changed and how we see the stock market. we do not. that's not something that we keep an eye on every day. so i don't i'm not going to comment about that from here. >> inflation is at its hig

and when tracker for tracking a cool that steady seabreeze even extending into our inland valleys withf the southwest at fairfield. 25 miles per hour with gusts upwards of 30. so just keep that in mind. we are tracking, though, warming trend for your sunday and that's going to continue and peak on wednesday. we're going to have another round of very hot inland temperatures, especially by the middle of this upcoming week with daytime highs, about 5 to 15 degrees above average. but we're not going to be anywhere near that triple digit heat that we had just a couple of days ago. but then cooling down on thursday. thanks to that marine layer and then we're going to see pretty seasonal temperatures by next weekend. but a little bit of a weather roller coaster ride. i mean, i was hoping that we wouldn't have fire danger for memorial day monday, but it looks like there's going to be a fire weather watch for solano county saw more on that at the 9 o'clock hour coming up. all right, marissa, thank you. thanks all. well, electric cars. they are all the rage. but what about electric powered const

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we are tracking some thin high clouds for most of our inland valleys.er clouds right along the bay area coastline. and for those of you in the sierra, you're going to see a gradual cool down and breezy winds as well breezy today with gusts upwards of 35 miles per hour or less. >> increasing wave heights up to 3 feet that lake wind advisory going to remain in effect through 8 o'clock tonight. but we're going to see thicker clouds for your friday afternoon and early evening hours. and that trend going to continue in the weekend. pleasant temperatures for south lake tahoe and truckee on friday. so we are going to see pleasant mid 60's cooling down about 10 degrees by saturday in the mid 50's with a slightly cooler forecast on sunday as well. looking dry and for us here in the bay area, the cooling trend just getting started. ju >> there is some frightening moments in northern new york when an elderly driver experienced a medical episode while behind the wheel footage released from the local police department shows officers chasing the vehicle on foot tryin

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that will spread into the inland valleys tomorrow morning. we start off with dense fog, pretty widespread across the area. that will slow down the warm-up. we'll have cloud cover as the fog retreats to the coast. the duller gray is the fog that's close to ground level. that strong onshore breeze will help prevent temperatures from reaching nearly as far as we've seen in the past couple of days. the winds will die down somewhat tonight but will pick up as we start the day tomorrow. 20 to 30 mile-per-hour gusts throughout the day. a sustained, strong onshore breeze pushing that marine air farther and farther into the inland valleys. you can see the effect of it right there. there's alcatraz, barely visible underneath that layer of fog streaming through the golden gate. look at these temperatures, it's 60 in san francisco. it's 100 in livermore. less than an hour drive away. traffic depending. 99 dergrees, though, in concord. 89 in san jose. the cooler air is making its way across the bay. temperatures will drop off tonight. mostly in the low to

that breeze did push the cooler air to the inland valleys. the warmest spot, 80 in livermore. more than a 20 degree drop from yesterday. cool air will make itself at home. we will look at the holiday weekend forecast coming up. >>> a fresh before and after look at big basin redwood state park rising from the ashes following the wildfire. flames tore through nearly all 18,000 acres of the park. now, signs of new life. just about everywhere you look. up high, where branchs burned off, new sprouts. on the base of nearly all dead trees you can see a lot of new upch chutes. flowers are blooming. even shrubs have doubled in sign. 97% of the old growth redwoods survived. >> the forest does its own thing. it doesn't care what humans do. >> 100%, this fire is a great reminder that we have very little control over these things. the world changed dra mat beingly since then. this is an opportunity to really redo the park in a way that meets today's needs and today's understanding of what the forests need. >> the park will partially reopen to visitors during the day after the 4th of july.

for most of our warmest inland valleys, really peaking on wednesday. so we're going to get a little bit of a summer-like temperature trend heading our way this upcoming week with highs about 5 to 15 degrees above average. but fortunately, no triple digit heat in the forecast and then we're going to cool down by later this upcoming week with below average temperatures friday into saturday with a slight chance of showers making its way into the bay area. believe it or not, on saturday. >> and then by sunday morning, those morning showers going to clear giving way to plenty of sunshine by your sunday afternoon. one week from today. still a few days out, but it is really nice to see those rain chances continuing in our bay area forecast because we certainly do need it, especially after our summer-like temperatures peaking by wednesday of this week. and here's kylen mills with sports. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> back to work for the golden state warriors after enjoying a rare 2 days off, the dubs are in action at chase center today, preparing for the nba f

look at saturday's numbers for the inland valleys of the east bay. 87, near 90 and then we will shave a few degrees off by sunday. >> all right. might as well round that out to the 90s. >> yeah. >> creeping out. >> that close. >> thank you. >>> coming up next on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> dogs know to look out for you but do you know the signs your pet may be feeling anxiety? what you can do to help. >>> some people have benefit from having their four legged friend doubling as a co worker when i was working from home. >> they love to work with us. research shows having a dog around can make you feel better. as tina reports, a new study finds pet owners not spotting science of depression in their dogs. >> sit. good girl. >> pets trained to tune into their owners but listening doesn't always work both ways. >> i'm sure everybody can tell you about how your dog knows when are you in a bad immediate and how to come and cheer you up. we aren't as good at reading them. >> new research reveals nearly 75% of britain's dogs show signs of depression or anxiety with 18% showing

so 15 degree difference between our coolest coastal city and our warmest inland valleys. so we're all below average. and when tracker for tracking that cool sea breeze out there right now in downtown san francisco in the teens for everyone else in the bay area. but we're going to see more of those warm, dry, offshore breezes starting tomorrow, 20 miles per hour. less warming up. temperatures inland in the 70's and 80's. but let's take a look at overnight lows tonight. widespread 40's and 50's. so it is going to be a little bit milder for those of you in downtown san francisco and oakland in the low 50's overnight and high temperatures tomorrow away from the bay area coastline. we are going to see 70's and 80's. so we're going to see 5 to 10 degrees of warming with temperatures about 5 degrees above average of downtown san francisco, flirting with 70's warming up to 68 degrees. 10 degrees warmer than that. for those of you in san jose at 78 degrees with low 80's for santa rosa. >> and even conquered and livermore. and don't forget bay to breakers this weekend, going to see