. >> and i'm kris sanchez henefer laura garcia, a lot to get to this monday morning, it was a busy week as we want to get right to it. first, fire crews are working around the clock to try to gain control of what is called the oak fire burning your yosemite. more than 15,000 acres have burned so far and there is a lot of dried brush fueling the flames. >> the bigger the fire gets the more smoke impacts our air quality. so this is a stunning satellite video, look at this showing incredible smoke, how worried should we be about air quality? >> the two concerns are does it stay aloft, or go down to the surface and impact us directly? if you are around the coastline we should be okay, we start off foggy into the afternoon. but let's look at weather conditions where monitoring editing into this afternoon. the temperatures near that area will be around 80. notice the wind speeds, we are talking southwest wind, light and calm right now but it will get breezy into the afternoon but if i fast-forward the timeline you see it picks up 10 or 11 miles per hour, then temperatures unfortunately are ve

i'm kris sanchez . >> i'm marcus washington. first, let's get a look at the forecast with vianey arana tracking what we can expect. >> and it's going to be a cloudy start. a live look over san jose. you can see the cloud cover but temperatures will start in the 50s for the most part. this afternoon expect a range of temperatures. we have good clearing and inland temperatures. look at the temperature trend. around 10:00 or 11:00 we climb into the upper 60s. in san jose we are expecting that marine layer to hang out a little bit longer and areas t a like san francisco. carl the fog likes to stick around. here's a live look at san francisco. i will take you through your afternoon highs and what to expect in the extended forecast coming up . >>> let's take a look toward the niles canyon area. you cannot drive on 84. not connecting between 680 and mission. typical overnight roadwork and we look at 5:00 for the reopening. dublin interchange is fine. at the altamont pass we've seen speeds just start to dip below 65 miles per hour. no s

i'm kris sanchez >> i'm marcus washington. mike is patiently waiting by. >>> first we want to start with a look at the forecast. >> it's cold this morning. cooler in here. we are waking up to clouds rolling by. this is a outside as you are heading out this morning. better air quality too. yesterday we had a hazy sky with some smoke. today we're looking at good air quality. look at these temperatures. slightly cooler for the valleys that have been so hot these past few days. fairfield at 88. the same in livermore. san jose in the low 80s. 70s for the interbay and 60s on the coast. more changes are coming and we'll talk about that coming up. mike, you are looking across the golden gate. >> sometimes. sometimes we can't see it because of fog but we are looking here because we have a traffic from the marin side. we still have headlights coming across. some low cloud cover and maybe fog at times and we will show you the bay bridge coming up. right now the speed sensor show is smooth drive. right here is where the traffic is ending

i'm laura garcia. >> i'm kris sanchez let's take a look at the forecast and get you out the door on thisng. meteorologist kari hall tracking what we can expect. >> basically a repeat of yesterday. if you're heading out the door in antioch, it's a cool start but it will heat up quickly. take a look at our trend. for the drive to work we are in the mid to upper 60s but it goes to read as we see temperatures heating into the early afternoon into the upper 80s eventually reaching the low 90s. livermore seeing a high of 93 while san jose or reaching to the mid-80s. we stay comfortable in san mateo at 7186 in santa rosa. san francisco not making it out of the 60s. we'll talk more about this coming up. and mike you have been tracking a big issue for b.a.r.t. >> i learned from the fire department this will not be a recovery soon. the antioch line is stopped between concord and pleasant hill. there is a trackside fire. they've cut power to the b.a.r.t. line so they can address the fire. there is a small structure involved but no residences. people are fine for what i understand as far as the peop

i'm kris sanchez >> i'm marcus washington. to get a look at things and how they are working for us this morning. many people this morning are looking at this and talking about this. firefighters are making headway on that large wildfire burning in yosemite. containment as of late last night was at 25% and that is thanks in part to that mild condition from yesterday including almost no wind. and a parks spokesperson said the fire is no longer an immediate threat to mariposa grove come home to some of the world's oldest sequoias. firefighters there are hopeful they can make headway. >> meteorologist kari hall is tracking air-quality conditions and it sounds like there is a change coming in wind direction . >> that will help. our wind is coming off the ocean bringing in better air quality for the bay area today. as we take a look at these measurements of particulate matter and how much of that wildfire smoke is moving into the bay area when it is below 50 that is good air-quality. we can see all the red and purple spreading towar

. >> today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us. >> reporter: we are traveling in getting back to a more normal life. there is a new omicron variant. let's look at the numbers. two-thirds of the counties are in the highest covid-19 level in the bay area has 351 new cases per week. the cdc is recommending wearing a mask indoors again. all counties are now in the orange level, which is the highest level of transmission. case rates are going up and hospitalizations are not. if we are vaccinated and boosted, we will have some protection. >> if you have had omicron recently , you will not get a get out of jail pass . >> reporter: the new omicron variant spreads more easily, even among people who have already had it. it has accounted for more than one-third of all cases. i did have covid-19 last month. my case was mild . i didn't have to go to the hospital, but i didn't test negative 12 days. for people who do not have six- time, this could mean losing a whole paycheck or two. vaccines are still available. >> thank you so much, kris. >>> we are still working to learn what led up to a bus crash

. >> and i am kris sanchez. we are getting to a lot this morning. we are going to start with these conditions that are overwhelming firefighters who are working on the oak fire that is burning near yosemite national park. >> this morning we have team coverage. meteorologist vianey arana is looking at air quality concerns and we would like to start with bob redell . >> reporter: good morning. we know of at least three fire departments who have sent firefighters to the oak fire in mariposa county the fire right now is 0% contained and the governor is declaring a state of emergency because of the oak fire . five are on the scene from the fremont fire department. they headed up early saturday morning. >> this is in the early stages of the fire. it is pretty active. they are most likely right in with the fire extinguishing it or following behind as it passes because it is hot for the firefighters to be in their. >> fremont is sending a four- wheel drive engine. alameda county has sent 21 firefighters. sonoma county has also sent a team. the fire departme

heading to the red white and blue parade kris sanchez will be there. you stop by and say hello. it will be cloudy to start an and there will be sunshine with temperatures coming into the upper 60s. warming will happen later on in the week so if you are enjoying the 70s get ready because that high pressure will begin to build in and that will bring the valley back to the 80s and 90s. here is a closer look at your seven-day forecast going into the week we keep the 60s. and then we bump up into the 70s. but that temperature is going to continue to bump up in those inland areas from the 70s to 90s into next weekend. >> that looks like a good forecast for tomorrow. much more ahead for today in the bay. your political analyst joins us to talk about the different ideals that separates supreme court justices. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most re

today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us this morning . >> reporter: it was two weeks ago we were talkingk mandate on b.a.r.t. expiry . if the b.a.r.t. board of directors brings them back , it will be several more months. this would go into effect starting tomorrow. it would last until october 1. this would apply to all trains and stations and any other paid areas as well. when they meant it expired, masks were still recommended and many kept them on. this is what some commuters told us. >> i am all for it. i travel a lot. it is important for me to keep a mask on. >> i think we need it back. it is definitely needed. especially when i see it kind of spiking a little bit. it is just for precaution. >> the virus is still around. the numbers are going up. i think b.a.r.t. because it is such a small and contained area should. >> reporter: in l.a. county there is a similar discussion. if this number doesn't stabilize but today, a mandatory mask mandate will go into effect in los angeles county. not all communities are going to enforce it. pasadena and beverly hills say that they will not make p

. >> and i am kris sanchez in for laura garcia. the california oak fire has scorched 70,000 acres near yosemite national park. at least 10 homes are destroyed and some with their entire property destroyed along with 3000 forced to leave their homes. 2000 crewmembers are battling the fire, which is 16% contained. in a few moments we will go to the front line. >> for now we want to check in with meteorologist vianey arana. the dry conditions are really making the situation challenging . >> that creates fuel for the fire. if it is dry, windy, and hot, those are the three main factors at play. if we look right now at the current conditions, it is about 70's degree is. through the afternoon wind and 1:00 look up quickly the temperatures go up into the 80s at 85 degrees and this is when we start to see the breezy winds in up. because of the low humidity it is fueling the fire but it doesn't help when it comes to the impact. the air quality advisory was extended until today and you still look at the hazy sky through parts of the east bay

. >> kris sanchez is live for "today in the bay . anne kris, this agency is saying, this is to blame for inflation? >> reporter: here, the fair increase was on pause because of the pandemic. a six-month break in those fares, and the increase will now kick in as of today. dealing with these increases, real commuters will have a better time budgeting than with other costs. >> one thing about fares is they are very unpredictable with b.a.r.t., unlike what passengers will pay at the pump. b.a.r.t. rioters to know exactly what they will pay before they ride. >> reporter: okay, so you guys will be more about $.15 more per average. if you are among the 80% of communities fast tracking, $.35, a total of $8.40 if you choose to pay that fee with $8.80 for the fast track itself. according to the district, half of total revenue is maintenance, the other half, subsidizing the service. >> things like paint, as well as fuel, continuing to go up every year. this whole program allows us to keep pace with the driving cost and services with central main

good wednesday morning i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez. good morning. >>> good morning, we are starting out a little gray out there. cloudy around san jose. taking a live look outside. we will have a really nice day when it comes to the temperatures because once we get the sun peeking around 10:00, look what happens in the icons. we clear out and the temperatures warm up comfortably into the 70s. so we are expecting a nice overall pattern, that system that impacted us yesterday is now off to the east and we're going to set up for a calm weekend ahead. a closer look at your extended forecast coming up. >>> let's talk a look out there. how things are shaping up. green sensors including the south bay. that second slowing for san jose shouldn't start for another few minutes. slowing 88 coming off 238. northbound heading up pass davis and marina. a disabled vehicle. there may be an issue traveling north through san leandro. looking at traffic coming up towards the coliseum. look at that good volume of traffic. there's a build at the bay bridge

it is friday morning and kris sanchez brought the sunshine's. >> you look like sunshine this morning. >> you know how it is, you walk into your closet. >> that was the first thing you saw. no, it is beautiful. >>> we have a lot to get to this morning. first we are tracking a warm up for your weekend. i am grinning and a lot of people will be smiling. >> some people like the warmer weather. we will see warmer temperatures for the weekend as we take a live look outside at san jose. it is a clear sunrise with temperatures starting at 60 degrees. we will see our temperatures warming up quickly today. already 77 degrees at noon, the high temperature we've seen for the past few days. reaching 80 today with fairfield heading toward 91 degrees. we will take a look at that weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> we begin with breaking news out of japan, the assassination of former japanese prime minister shinzo abe. >> he did in fact die from the gunshot and shot while delivering a campaign speech . we won you the video we are about to show you is edited but still hard to watch. you c

. >>> good friday morning 2u, every one i'm kris sanchez >> i'm laura garcia. let's take a look at the forecast. >> it's friday and we will get hotter this weekend. we will pump up fast. let's get a look at your hourly temperatures starting around noon today. you will see we will be in the 80s and tracy. morgan hill in the upper 70s. san francisco in the 60s. if we go to 3:00, we are still in the 80s in livermore but tracy is at 93. san francisco in the low 70s. and as i fast-forward the timeline to give you a sneak peek of the weekend as high pressure builds, i talked about it getting hotter. look at 5:00. tracy nearing the triple digits. mid to upper 80s in san jose. morgan hill in the 90s and 90s the inland areas. i'll take you through the timing and what to expect in a few minutes. >>> this morning there is slight relief for those trying to make it in the bay. the average price of gas in california dropping below six dollars a gallon. bob redell joins us from dublin. prices are continuing to fall. >> reporter: and one analyst believes they will continue to

i am marcus washington. >> and i am kris sanchez in for laura garcia.00 acres near yosemite national park. at least 10 homes are destroyed and some with their entire property destroyed along with 3000 forced to leave their homes. 2000 crewmembers are battling the fire, which is 16% contained. in a few moments we will go to the front line. >> for now we want to check in with meteorologist vianey arana. the dry conditions are really making the situation challenging . >> that creates fuel for the

. >> and i am kris sanchez. we have new hope in the fight against covid and the future versions of the deadly virus has been mutating. it comes in the form of a vaccine being made at caltech and oxford. >> they warn of the growth of the latest subvariants which is at risk of higher infection. ginger, i know that you spoke with the top infectious disease expert. what are they saying? >> reporter: first off, that dr. is saying that this could be a game changer if it does become a reality. it is not like anything we are seeing right now. it is in the very early stages of testing and phase one which means testing on humans may have been later on this year. it is not anything we can bank on just yet. it looks promising to fight not just covid but other viruses. it uses nano particles that could protect from future covid variance, sars, or other new strains of the virus we don't even know yet. >> i think the big hope is with this kind of vaccine that we will be able to protect the population from a future covid from a

kris sanchez is live from fremont. what are the riders saying about this?, we were reporting on the fact that the mask mandate expired just two weeks ago but now it's the b.a.r.t. board of directors decides to bring the mandate back, riders on b.a.r.t. could be masking up for several more months. the board is expected to vote on bringing that mandate back for passengers through october 1st. when the mandate expired two weeks ago, masks were strongly encouraged. you can join this conversation before the vote happens. b.a.r.t. will listen but here's what riders told us . >> i'm all for it. i have a mom that sick at home so that's my main concern. i travel a lot off and on b.a.r.t. so it's important for me to keep a mask on. ck. even though i don't want to cover my face . i want to keep it this way but it's definitely needed. especially i see that it's spiking a little bit and it's a precaution. safety. >> the virus is still around. the numbers are going up. i mean i don't wear it when i'm working come up but at the same time i think b.a.r.t. should because it

kris sanchez joins us from one of the testing options that are out there. >> reporter: good morning. by now we've gotten used to those swabs and the pcr test and if you want to be tested for monkeypox, quest diagnostics will handle those for you they are expanding testing capacity. they expect to be able to handle about 60,000 tests a week by the end of july. lab workers will swap patients and send samples to a lab in l.a. here's where things stand in california. as of this week there were 186 droppable cases of monkeypox. while it's not as contagious as covid or as transmissible, it is spread through intimate contact like sex or taking care of someone who has those active lesions or rash which i hear is quite painful. the white house wants to get the word out about monkeypox vaccination and will host lgbtq influencers at the white house we are trying to find out who that will be. they will get to meet -- they will not get to meet the present because he's over zip in berkeley many people showed up for a fee monkeypox vaccine clinic hosted by steamworks that tempers got hot because th

thank you for joining us on this monday morning i'm kris sanchez, laura garcia enjoying time with the family. >> and i marcus washington i'm about to get to this morning so let's get right to it. first, developing now, conditions are overwhelming firefighters trying to tackle and get in control of the oak fire burning your yosemite. it started in mariposa county and has since exploded in size. >> this morning we do have team covers on the fire. we're tracking the bay area air quality concerns, but we want to start with bob redell . >> bob, local strike teams are trying to get every thing under control because they're being sent out on the front lines. >> reporter: correct, morning to you marcus and kris, we know at least three bay area fire departments who have sent firefighters to the oak fire. this is a fire burning in mariposa county, and so far it has burned over 15,000 acres, and destroyed at least 10 buildings. unfortunately it is right now 0% contained. the governor is declaring a state of emergency due to the oak fire pit about 2500 firefighters were on the scene, including fi

kris sanchez is live for us at the shark tank where the news conference got underway. >> reporter: it just got underway we know mike green will be the first sharks black general manager also the first black general manager in all the nhl. sharks fans, he will seem familiar. remember back in the early 2000's? he was a san jose shark himself. he played three seasons between 2006 and 2009. that is considered a win by a lot of folks. this is progress in the nhl. some critics say that it's not. this is what a reporter for the blog dead spin road. no person, team, or league should be ever celebrated for being the last to change, as the nhl has finally hired a black person to be a general manager 20 years after the nfl did it. the mba the major-league baseball come pleaded this feat in the 1970s. greer will have his work cut out for him as a sharks just fired head coach bob buettner four days ago and there are number of other coaching vacancies as well. the sharks are in a major playoff drought. they have not made the postseason in three straight seasons though they do have a number of very

. >> i'm kris sanchez we have a lot to get to. we want to start with the latest on the oak fire that continues to burn near yosemite national park . it has now containment is at 16%. hundreds of people have been forced from their homes. dozens of structures are still in the fire's pass. meteorologist vianey arana is here and tracking buyer conditions . >> we have been monitoring air quality and all of that one thing that will help us today is this system from the desert southwest that we have been watching. when it came to the possibility of activity in the sierra and take a look at radar. we have lightning strikes off of contra costa county that are showing up along with drizzle through parts of the east bay. we also saw lightning strikes over parts of the south bay. we won't get any real rain from this but it should help clear out or cleat keep out the gunk from the air as it pushes through. the air quality advisory was extended for another day because the wildfire is very active and we will have the possibility of that upper ai

nbc bay area's kris sanchez road in one today, so did our telemundo sports anchor max. it is a great honor. >> it is a great tradition. it offers one high-tech twist, you can stream the parade live each year in three different languages. >> you can stream a parade? wow. >>> one of the biggest parades was in danville. this features a special guest from nbc bay area, our very own bellina jones road on our nbc bay area float and our consumer investigator seized the entire event. residents we spoke to said they are happy to be back out celebrating what is, to some, a annual outing. >> it is a family tradition down here and locking the parade every year. >> like many other communities, this is the first time danville held its fourth of july parade since the pandemic. >>> new covid-19 variance are having ba-five. it mutated just enough to make it to vaccines and natural immunity. let's bring in nbc bay area scott budman who spoke about the variant and what you need to do to avoid it. >> experts say ba five could spread in more situations and could be more dangerous than previ

. >>> good friday morning 2u, every one i'm kris sanchez >> i'm laura garcia.ake a look at the forecast. >> it's friday and we will get hotter this weekend. we will pump up fast. let's get a look at your hourly temperatures starting around noon today. you will see we will be in the 80s and tracy. morgan hill in the upper 70s.

nbc bay area kris sanchez is in our area. chris, it can't go any further than that, right? it is symbolic. nothing changes. >> there aren't enough votes to pass the u.s. house and senate. the discussion got underway at 6:00 this morning our time with passionate arguments on both sides. they are of course arguments we have heard before. the first proposed bill to protect abortion access would prohibit punishing anyone who traveled out of their own estate to seek an abortion and would shield the doctors who provide reproductive care outside their state if their state forbids it. the other bill would put into federal law the right to abortion access and would forbid bans on abortion before 24 weeks. that is the threshold it is widely believed a fetus can survive outside its mother. a lot of the debate centered on the case of a 10-year-old little girl who is pregnant because she was raped by a 27- year-old man, who was charged in the case. political was told unless that 10-year-old's life was in danger, she should have had to have had the baby. nancy pelosi says this should be

. >> i'm kris sanchez. we will check in with mike in a bit but look who is here. >> someone messed with my alarm clock. >> you want weekend weather we have it for you. let's take a look outside. low clouds and misty skies. san francisco has drizzle at times which mike will be watching. 50s outside of the morning and as we approach lunch time. numbers in the 60s and 70s and inland today, not too bad. 80s across the north bay. the warmest place in the upper 80s around fairfield and numbers closer to san jose close to 80. time for a first check of your thursday morning commute. >>> and let's get a check of wednesday nights closure and it's still going on. niles canyon and 84. moved over further west. we are looking at the same blockade and the same reroute until 5:00 in the morning pick not a major issue. in appear in san jose enters santa clara. we will get more detail from chp in the next few minutes. watching for issues that rob talked about. some drizzle. no problems or complications reported. that's anoth

kris sanchez there was one of the participants riding in a classic convertible. alongside our sports anchor max cordova. down south in morgan hill at freedom fest parade. they want old-school with these awesome antique cars on display. check those out. super, super cool. now, heading up north, up to half moon bay old-fashioned fourth of july parade and block party. this, by the way, was the 51st independence day parade. the celebration goes way, way back. now onto the fourth of july., this event made its return, keeping covid-19 in mind. the north marin community services group handing out three free covid-19 testing spectators. always good to have some of those on hand. and, our last stop is in danville. this year's parade team was all about celebrating local olympians. chris camara was out there. you can see and sitting down. also, our reporter helena jones was at the parade and she got to ride the nbc bay area float. how cool is that? janelle, do you usually go to parade? >> i usually do. i usually have the day off and we barbecue and we go watch fireworks and

i am kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we are working on the commute and keeping the phone down. >>> here is a look at the forecast and what music will we play for the forecast today? >> it is another foggy day and the song is on repeat, playing over and over again. rolling across san francisco once again with temperatures into the upper 50s. cool air to start the morning and we start to see the sun peeking out into the late morning. the high reaching up to 66 degrees with a high of 71 in oakland with upper 70s in livermore. at fairfield heading up to 85 degrees. we will still have warm air for some of the inland valleys but it will get even hotter for some of the inland areas heading into the weekend. >>> what is going on with the commute? >> the commute first off is waking up. opposite eastbound 80 and it looks like everything getting away from the bridge at speed. that will probably be on the shoulder by the time you get there, anywhere in the east bay. carteret county smooth drive. >>> british prime minister boris john

. >>> i am kris sanchez.ious and resistant to immunity from recent infection. all the bay area counties are in the cdc's orange tear. that means the highest level of covid transmission. the good news is the hospitalizations are not up. there were 351 new cases in the bay area just last week, which is why the cdc recommends masking indoors again, though there is no mandate. if you only had ba five, you could still get it again, but experts say two vaccines in two boosters may provide some level of protection against other crime variants and all counties are still offering them. >> let's turn now to meteorologist with the look of the microclimate forecast. >> reporter: it is a live view of san francisco. great shot there. you can see the clouds in the current temperatures out the door. in the 60s, so it is running a few degrees warmer. especially into the interior, look at this, a little bit warmer than yesterday. about seven degrees warmer. here's a look at your temperature char >>> it is 8:00 today coming up,

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. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez and georges in the newsroom. kris, this comes as police try to crack the case of a food delivery driver who was killed. >> yeah. we have new video of that crime the police want you to look at. but we'll tell you that six councilmembers present were unanimous in approving this raise. this is what it's going to look like. officers will get a 3% raise in 2024 and in 2025. this is what they're getting us for next year. this was not part of the deal, but previously approved. critics say, the deal was rust and didn't happen well. later, the director of the chinatown district will likely answer cushions about that, as he's turned the neighborhood, along with the council president, trying to address safety in the committee. but this comes as local police are trying to find the gunmen who killed that ride-share and food delivery driver in little saigon. local police released a new video in hopes of solving the crime. we have to tell you, it is graphic. if the little ones are already up? move them away. police want to know

. >>> i am kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >>> we start with the forecast and meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can see for the weekend. >> starting out with sunny skies as we take a live look outside at dublin this morning. we will see much more sunshine as we head throughout today with temperatures into the upper 50s as you step out the door with calm wind. we will see sunshine and it will warm up quickly as we head through late morning into the afternoon. you will notice you may have to turn on the air conditioner today especially in concord with the height heading up toward 88 degrees. 91 in fairfield. we have really comfortable weather for san francisco where we breach into the low 70s. we will take a look at that weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> we begin this hour with breaking news out of japan of the assassination of former japanese prime minister shinzo abe . >> overnight doctors confirmed he died being shot while delivering a campaign speech. we have to tell you that this video is edited but still disturbing. you can see the second leading up to the

i am kris sanchez.overwhelmed by demand for the monkeypox vaccine . >> i am ginger conejero saab. the clinic at san francisco general is closing its doors today because it is out of supply. statements is in parts scope has not been informed for this week or when it will arrive. be patient and check your local health department. >>> i am bob redell. there is concerns over the oak fire burning in mariposaco tyun. you can look at it and see the long smoke extending in the sierra nevada. we are in front of the fire department. there is many in the bay area that have done that. they see do not worry. they will have an favorite is procurement if there is trouble in your area. >>> we are monitoring the direction of the smoke. a lot of this is expected to stay high above. take a look at satellite and radar we have some rain and lightning military parts of the central valley and stockton area . we will get a chance of isolated thunderstorms through the afternoon. >> thank you so much, vianey. we have more >> 7:3

i'm kris sanchez >> i'm marcus washington. first we want to talk about a developing story. progress on that wildfire in yosemite. as of last night it is more than 20% contained. also mariposa grove were hundreds of those agents a quasi-located is no longer in immediate danger but some homeowners are still on edge. >> i have a house there that my father gave me that we built together during the '70s. i don't really want to lose that house >> those flames have burned more than 2700 acres. >> yesterday, smoke blowing this way from that fire triggered a air-quality advisory. meteorologist kari hall is here. quality today? >> it will still be quite bad in some spots but improving here. this is a live look at the yosemite valley looking toward halftone. rethink more smoke will be moving in that direction mother bay area will be improving from moderate to be good to date with numbers dropping below 50 as we measure how much of that particulate matter is in the air . and we will see worsening air quality around south lake tahoe and much of the sierra. as far as where the smoke is b

kris sanchez is live outside of a gas station in milpitas. they have a winning track there. >> reporter: yeah. this station is a chevron station on dixon landing in milpitas. they won a $435 million ticket eight to work buying some coffee. the owner tells me that on big drawing days he has to bring an extra step because the customers start to lineup. we talked to some folks outside and found only one person who is not buying into that megamillion dream. >> i just don't believe the hype. that's all. >> then you're already rich then. you saved two dollars. >> i'm gonna play. >> reporter: what is your strategy? >> i choose my favorite numbers. >> reporter: you're not gonna tell us what they are? >> no. >> reporter: you have money to play the mega millions? what is your strategy? >> just random. >> my coworker is planning to do a thing. a pool thing. were gonna try to do that today. >> reporter: how many people will quit if you guys win? >> i don't know. >> reporter: he did not want his boss to know. we don't want our bosses to know either. you h

. >> for all of the latest details, live on the scene kris sanchez. >>> developing now, police are still searching for suspect on a daily shooting inside a livermore bowling alley on saturday night at granada bowl. we say that a fight broke out between a group of individuals that knew each other and officers say that one of them ended up taking out a gun and opening fire. one man was shot and killed, two others were struck. the victim, who was killed, started by his 20-year-old antonio de vargas, and left by family and friends held a memorial in his honor. antonio's father said his son's friend was shot that night but he is recovering at the hospital. >> this all went down with a friend defending a friend, that is the type of person that he was. he always defended everybody. he was a bigger person, and if it was someone smaller he would always step in. he was the bigger figure. >> granada bowl will reopen today with limited operation. antonio's parents are collecting donations to take his body back to mexico. >>> a new report is uncovering shocking new details about it deadly mass shooti

. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is here with a look at what that could mean and how to stop thatorld health organization has been meeting for a few hours now and it is the second consecutive emergency meeting about whether or not to declare? parks a emergency status. if it is, that would determine what happens with travel, how to ramp up testing of vaccines and a statement will be released following the committee's meeting. we will wants that. also, where we stand right now is 200 cases of monkeypox are across the bay area. 21 hundred cases are in the united states. 14,500 are worldwide. that number there on the bottom, the worldwide number, it's about half of what was a month ago. now, santa clara county did hold a monkeypox vaccination clinic by invite only, by apartment only. our crew says, it was busy the whole time. at 4:00 this afternoon, st. clair county will hold a virtual town hall meeting to raise awareness about the virus the county is also promising more vaccination clinics soon. if this is any indication, people are ready to show up. >> a friend of mine had a case of

i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm marcus washington. >>> first we went to get a start at the forecast.ney arana is tracking what we can expect today. how is it looking ? >> it's foggy but it will be comfortable. daytime highs will be a nice range from the 60s in san francisco and half moon bay, to the 70s around the peninsula. palo alto, 77. san jose, 82. and we have warmer inland areas through concord , livermore in the upper 80s. with the return of the fall, in the afternoon we had better clearing inland but some clearing on the coast, and it will also be breezy at times by the afternoon. expect to max out in the 80s in the south bay. and there is an air-quality adviser in effect because of that nearby fire, but a lot of that will stay high above so we are expecting over all good air quality at the surface through the afternoon. i will have a closer look at the 7-day outlook coming up in a few minutes. >>> we do have a new crash reported in the north bay. vacaville west commute direction on 80 toward fairfield. the crash reportedly involving 8 to 10 vehicles around lagoon valley road

. >> i'm kris sanchez, firefighters are bracing for what happens if people set off illegal fireworkssparked fires, three in antioch and another in pittsburgh, contra costa county has it in anticipation, they have two hand crews, they could respond to grass fires fast so they could respond to three house fires. >> reporter: i'm in san francisco where things are underway for tonight's big fireworks show, these are things to keep in mind if you're looking to head out. make reservations and arrive to your viewing spot early, take public transit and dress in layers about public transit, there will be extra service from 3:00 until 9:00 p.m. today and extra shuttles from 9:00 until 11:30 p.m., b.a.r.t. station's will run until midnight with extra trains. >> let's check with meteorologist kari for the fourth of july forecast . >> you see the fog at times rolls over san francisco and we will watch how it impacts the visibility of the fireworks tonight temperatures go to the upper 60s, even though we are headed to the upper 70s and land, it will be cooling off quickly this evening as we did ba

i'm kris sanchez.. >>> the chp is trying to figure out what happened leading to a shooting in san leandros to the hospital and is expected to survive. the mayor says she's working on caltrans to figure out the best start but to install cameras. >>> we want to get a look at our forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >>> slightly warmer but we do still have the rain -- range in temperatures. it will be as hot as 91 in fairfield. then, slightly cooler tomorrow as we get a stronger breeze. on sunday, the temperatures had backup. santa rosa 91 in san jose in the mid-80s. as we go through the forecast, we will see hotter temperatures on sunday and into early next week. >>> we have more local news >>> we have more local news coming up in just half anhour. - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. ♪ we don't talk anymor

i am kris sanchez. >> we know at least three area fire departments have sent advertisements to the oaklmost 17,000 acres and is 10% contained. the governor is declaring a state of emergency because of the oak fire. this is five from different apartment behind me and alameda county is also sent 21 firefighters. sonoma county isn't a teamsions so services the bay area will not be impacted. >>> meteorologist vianey arana >>> in the forecast. >> with an air quality advisory in place at the biggest impact in the north bay and the east bay. it is 58 degrees at the coastline. a 12:00, we do climb into the 60s. if he starts to notice the return of the hazy sky, expect moderate conditions at times. a lot of this will stay aloft and the temperatures today to be in the 60s and the 80s. the 60s and the 80s. >> thank you so much, vianey. when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. prop 27 will help small rural tribes like mine taxing online sports bett

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i'm kris sanchez.n made. >>> also south bay restaurant heavily damaged after an early morning fire that started a little after 4:00 this morning on country inn or rather at the country inn on south diaz boulevard in san jose. the flames caused a partial collapse of the roof. the cause is unknown no one injured. let's talk a look at our forecast with vianey arana. >>> a bit of a cloudy start, krisment the fog around the coast. take a look, in san francisco this is the live camera. we can't expect to see some appearing by the afternoon and so far we're expecting to see temperatures seasonal overall. 65 in san francisco. 68 in oakland. livermore 88. concord, 87. comfortable and expect similar conditions heading into thursday and friday with upper 60s and upper 80s for inland areas. >>> all right, thanks so much. more local news coming up in half an hour. hope your morning is off to a fantastic start. seen this ad? it's not paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out of state gambling corporati