and pre-pandemic we had about 10 million households who were very low income or extremely low income who were severely cost burdened, paying at least half of their income towards rent and many paying much more, 60, 70, 80% of their income just to keep a roof over their heads. >> looking at how that breaks down by race in terms of house burdened household. 25% of white households were cost burdened. 41% of latino, and 43% black. how does that compare with recent, even pre-covid numbers in terms of the burden? >> so there are tremendous racial disparities in our housing and homeless system. and that's due primarily to decades of systemic racism in many systems and certainly our housing system, where for many years the federal government had policies that purposefully put homeownership out of reach for millions of black americans. this created the yawning generational wealth gap that exists today where the average white household holds 8 to 12 times as much wealth as the average black household. so these disparities show up in our housing systems. black and latino and native-american pe

low 80's and low 60's along the coast. so quite the roller coaster ride for the next couple of days. but it's really autotrack monsoonal moisture making its way into the bay area. maybe they'll be the new normal. who knows with all these weather changes happening. talking some of my friends in vegas. and it's actually raining there from. >> the system. >> in some of that's how it goes. but now we're getting a taste of that here in the bay area. so enjoy. let's hope it doesn't spark any wildfires. so i think the rain not the light. yeah, yeah. i wish could just bring that right. not the threat of both, but i know i'm with you right there. already without serena williams. the u.s. olympic women's tennis team was dealt another blow before the games even begin reporter andrew martin is in tokyo with the details. >> it's monday here in tokyo sunday evening back in the united states and the coronavirus continues to be the biggest storyline of these olympics. the latest athlete to test positive for covid-19 tennis sensation coco

here is what you can expect, inland upper 70s to low to mid 80s. low 80s in santa rosa. to upper 60s to about 70 degrees. we have that drizzle this morning and we should see that sunshine for most of us as we head through our day. we'll talk more about that warm up coming up. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> good morning. traffic is looking pretty good if you are getting ready to head out. easy ride, no metering lights. it is holiday light. that will change later on as everyone is coming home from that three day holiday weekend. this afternoon, expect much busier conditions on the roads. as for now, enjoy it while you can. an easy ride across san mateo bridge with no delays, 880 and 101. travel times from 37 towards golden gate into the city, 19 minutes on the south side of 101. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we are following breaking news in santa rosa. there is an investigation going on right now into a shooting. we are hearing up to four people may have been shot. this is in a residential neighborhood in santa rosa. we are hearing that

we are talking 70s and low 80s. our summer sea breeze is keeping us on the cool side, this low pressure system to our north ushering in stronger on shore flow. watch the skies clear inland pushing back to the coast and around the bay. as we take you hour by hour with our futurecast winds, you see that afternoon sea breeze, westerly winds 20 to 30. through our day, sunrise is coming in at 6:00 a.m. and sun set at 8:30 p.m. daytime highs as we look to the peninsula, mid 60s in san mateo for south bay. for the east bay, pleasant hill at 80. tri valley mid to upper 70s to about 80 this afternoon. 58 in daly city. 62 alameda, oakland, san anwill see mid 60s this afternoon. north bay, low to mid 70s. coinuing to watch mpatureslimb as we lookarthingsapup? >>> we will start off with that drive along 580, altamont pass. super commuters, it's already busy out of tracy, a 37 minute commute to go from 205 towards the dublin interchange. we are seeing the tracy triangle area starting to bog down. that is our slow spot this morni

you we're staying on the cool side, low to mid-80s all low 70s in the pay.all right,ygianna. >>> brake lights are building as you come out of tracy. it extends. a few brake lights as you work your way toward the dublin interchange. also, chp on scene of a police activity, eastbound 80 right at air bay. the acceleration lane, which is the car pool lane; blocked. this is for that ride as you head out of fair fold into vacaville. we have brake lights. there's a crash right before 101. that number two lane is blocked. the slowest receipt is the altamont. all clear out of the south bay. no delays 101 as you work your way autism of the southbound, san jose. that will only take you 35 minutes. our bay area bridges are quiet. golden gate bridge looking good. don't for get, the toll increase begins today. there's roadwork north of 101 near sauce lee that. back to you guys. >>> coming up tonight at 7:00 in a kpix5 original report, what drives a serial arsonist. that's what terrified neighbors are asking themselves after a series of suspicious fires. >> you're trying t

pre-pandemic, we had about 10 million household that work low income or extremely low income. at least half of their income was going towards rent, many paying much more. host: looking at how that breaks down by race -- in this most recent report for your organization, 25% of white -- white households work cost burden. how does that compare with recent three covid numbers in terms of the burden? guest: there are tremendous racial disparities in the housing and homeless system. certainly our housing system. they have policies that purposely put homeownership out of reach for millions of black americans. this created the generational wealth gap that exists today with 8-12 times as much wealth. these disparities show up in our system. black, latino, and native american people are disproportionately likely to be low income, cost burden. black people make up about 13% of the general population. 50% of homeless families with children. they don't happen by accident. host: we will be covering today hearing with the housing secretary coming up this morning at 10:00 eastern. what would

low 60's in oakland.der with 67 in san jose. 79 today. 71 in oakland. 81 in santa rosa with 74 in palo alto and low 60's half moon bay. the accuweather seven day forecast, morning clouds and this will take us through the 4th. should be nice. not for the fireworks but for of course the fire danger which we want to keep as low as possible. then through the upcoming workweek it is quiet until we get to the end of the week and that's when we look for high pressure to build. we haven't had that heat. we escaped the last one in pacific northwest. that heat -- looks like we will turn it up by next weekend. >> we will get ready for it. thank you. >>> just ahead the edd is quietly renewed its troubled partnership with bank of america. everybody including the bank is another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record, or the day there's appointments nonstop. with comcast business, you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses, and you can get the advanced cybersecur

but overnight lows tonight we're going to see low to mid 50's for overnight lows.the santa rosa a little bit cooler 49 degrees in antioch on the mild side in the low 60's but daytime highs tomorrow. you love today's forecast are going to love tomorrow's because we're going to be very seasonable exactly where we should be for this time of year low to mid 60's along the san francisco peninsula coastline redwood city in the mid 70's as his san jose with low 70's for those of you in the east bay shoreline oakland 70 degrees hayward 2 degrees warmer at 72 and that the and the lay hole in the low 80's with mid 80's for those of you in concord and livermore antioch as well. and let's take a look at what you can expect for your next 7 day forecast. we're going to see a slight bump in temperatures with most of our inland valleys warming up into the low 90's. fortunately, though not tracking any thought of pop-up thunderstorms dry lightning or heat week. so it's a win-win as far as our 7 day forecast, though, cooling down to very seasonal averages by this weekend. but we wil

for some low to mid sixties.this is your extended forecast next two days really going to be very similar to what we've had the past few days where we start off foggy, the little sunshine and they're pretty nice temperatures. we start the warming on wednesday. we really start to feel it inlandeties pop up on thursday and friday and. is where we're going. but tonight a safe fourth of july. and of course, just keep in mind. we do have a lot of dry ground out there from our lackluster range season. so do your part to keep everybody's safe tonight. guys back to you. all right, kyla. thank you. well, two men from the east bay are trying to break a 50 year old record for the time spent rocking back and forth on a teeter totter in 1971 and 18 year old chuck walker read about two hamburgers shop workers in southern california who would set a teeter totter world record by spending 168 consecutive hours on a teeter totter. a month later, he and his buddy beat the record spending 216 hours on a teeter totter in a sacramento

low 80s by sunday and monday.d, you will see the hottest temperatures in the 90s forsunda north bay. cool at the coast. >>> let's look at traffic this friday morning. any hot spots out there? >> you can't catch a break on 80 this morning. this is an accident westbound around willow. we have one lane blocked. injuries are reported in the crash. one vehicle involved. we are seeing brake out of crockett towards hercules. you will get a bit of a break and then you have a trouble spot clearing at carlson. 80 is busy this morning surprisingly. it is friday. we usually see lighter conditions. that is the case at the bay bridge, no metering lights. as you head into the city seeing more volume, a decent ride into san francisco. there is a vehicle fire and 70 at avid avenue. a few brake lights in and around the area. if you are trying to access 270, traffiche limit both in and outfose, coming away from the 680 connector. getting ready to take the altamonte pass, travel time is at 32 minutes. 205 to 680, we have a few brake

upper 70s to low to mid 80s inland. with the clouds sticking around along the coast, low 60s. you can see that on futurecast as we take you hour by hour. let's check with gianna. is it holiday light this morning? >>> it is definitely holiday light. if you are getting out early, you are good to go on the freeways. we have a minor snag through castro valley and not causing trouble spots on 580. if you are taking mass transit, there are schedule changes to keep in mind. golden gate transit is offering free rides, free fares throughout today. if you are headed out and about, that would be a great option. ace rail, no service due to the holiday today. cal train and bart will be on a sunday schedule. as far as roadways, a live look at the bay bridge, easy ride out of the east bay into the city. back to you. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. breaking news in santa rosa, a shooting left several people injured. we are hearing up to four people were shot and one may have died. this happened just after midnight. somebody apparently opened fire at a home on beach wood near gree

low to d many south san jose 82, 77 fremont. inland east bay, this is we've got low 90s.oncord 91, livermore 92, pleasanton 89. we'll see upper 60s to low 70s for east bay communities. in sonoma it will be 82 today and we'll be in the mid 90s, hot, for the valleys of the mendocino and lake county. one other item we need to discuss. it doesn't like like a significant impact on air quality. we have been lucking out all summer with smoke off the wildfires pushed out of state. over the next two days that's going to change and smoke will be allowed to meander and loiter and maybe even drift a little our way in the mid to upper levels. if the might start to look more hazy in the sky. the forecast at this point calls for moderate air quality at the ground for the air we will be breathing in. this will be a big issue all summer. we will watch it closely. this will be the first shift to likelihood of more mid level smoke. there is san francisco, oakland, san jose. let's get the numbers for inland east bay valleys, north bay valleys, coast. we will be in the low 90s for inland east

are low, there is clearly a trend for moving up. and in this environment, we have to be cautious. all of us have to do our part, and that is in the most risky environments, indoors, for all of us to mask up. >> you told us yesterday, we got to keep an eye on those numbers, and here we are going for it. but at what point might we go the route of l.a., we go from recommending to requiring the masks again? >> l.a. has both a larger uptick in cases and hospitalizations, and they have a lower vaccination rate, frankly, than the bay area. so i think l.a. wants to be cautious, given the large size of the county, the more densely packed areas in the county. i think our public health officials will be watching closely, and once they see it happening, they might take other actions. but right now, recommending is just communicating to the public, be cautious. >> we know the bay area has a pretty good vaccination rate. do you think it will be hard to sell wearing masks again to people who are already protected, who feel like they should have be

overnight low temperatures will be generally in the upper 50s and a few low 50s up in the north bay locationslike santa rosa where it will be cooler. generally, we're talking about mild overnight conditions in high temperatures tomorrow. low 60s at the cost below to mid-70s right around the bay shoreline, and mid to upper 80s midland. bay area airports tomorrow, morning fog will linger for a while, but we'll have af ne. winds out of the southwest 10 to 20 miles an hour. low 70s in sfo, and if you're traveling to these popular thes locations in honolulu, you will find partly cloudy skies, a high of 87. chicago, mainly sunny high. los angeles, high of ithe cuwe of high temperatures in the first five days or so of the forecast going into the middle of next week. mid to upper 80s, mid-70s around the bay, low 60s around the coast . toward the end of week, a bit of a warm up. it will be noticeably warmer on thursday and friday as inland areas start to hit the low 90s. >> thank you so much, spencer. >>> still ahead, coming to america . the newest oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about

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for low temperatures mainly in the low to mid 50s and highs tomorrow will range from about 59 to 61 inees expect a high of 76 at san jose inland east bay will have highs in the low to mid 80s. here is the accuweather seven day forecast. we will have a steady pattern of mild weather for later in the week the coolest day will be thursday or highs will only reach into the low to mid 80s and only mid-60s around the bay shoreline, but we will see mid 80s up to about 70 mid to upper 50s on the coast, then over the weekend it starts to warm up sunday we can expect ties up to 90 degrees inland 92 degrees but no heat wave is in for the next seven days things are looking pretty good. it is nice. >> thank you. >>> a 100 car sideshow left burnt rubber all over the road with cameras. how about more cops? we are looking for answers as part of building a better bay area. >>> new guidelines for lung cancer screening starting younger could save thousands of lives per year. >> hundreds of dollars could appear in your bank account this thursday, my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still wor

as we head towards 9:00, the low clouds spill back across the low bay. fireworks time from 9:00 to 10:00. you can see south bay, east bay will be fine. it's between oakland and san francisco you've got the low clouds and foggy to misty skies. 7-day forecast cranks up the heat. we'll show you how long that could stick around and our full microclimate forecast in about eight minutes. >> thanks very much. >>> restaurants saw a spike in reservations for today with restrictions lifted. the fireworks show back and customers returning, there is extra reason to celebrate. >> we look forward to it. we just look forward to people having a good time and enjoying the weekend. it's a very different holiday weekend coming off of the pandemic, but it's still a holiday weekend. >> yeah, it is. and even better, restaurants are allowed to operate at 100% capacity indoors and outdoors. >>> contra costa county fire inspectors going to be out on patrol again tonight cracking down on illegal fireworks. all fireworks are illegal in contra costa county. no such thing as legal t

low 80s for tomorrow. today is actually one of the cooler days we will see in quite a while before we get a little warm-up going into the weekend as well as the start of the new week. san francisco, we will see highs in the low 60s. now to the climate in crisis, we are looking back at what happen in june. some experts are saying it did prove to be one of the hottest on record. according to noaa, as the earth continues to warm we are seeing the heat that will be more frequent due to climate change as it drives in the warmer temperatures over all. eight states saw their hottest june yet, including arizona, california and nevada during the pacific northwest heat wave on the last week of june. we remember that. this was some of the spots recording 40 degrees above normal temperatures. 175 new records were set. even the east coast saw above average temperatures. last june on record was back in 2016, the hottest one, and with the intense heat waves we see worsening drought conditions. you can go to nbcbayarea.co

low to mid-60s today. gusty winds we have a high expected today up to 80 degrees in mill valley. and then 97 in ukiah. while napa today will reach into the low 80s. so the high pressure that's caused that monsoonal moisture to come in a little bit farther to the bay area will be making its way back off towards the east. and we'll also get a storm system moving into the pacific northwest, stronger ocean breeze means cooler temperatures for us and also a lot more fog at the coast. so our gray sky july will just continue for san francisco. looking at livermore. so it's been nice to have some slightly cooler air moving in. we're going to see that continue going from the low 90s today to the low 80s by wednesday. then you can see those steps going right back up showing some warmer temperatures as we look at this bar chart into the weekend. so we're back to the low 90s by saturday. still not too extreme, though. but as we look at our seven-day forecast, we are going to see once again cooler air coming in, strong

also in the mid 70's at the novato in the low 80's overnight lows low to mid 50's. very similar to last night and we're going to see a slight warm up for the first have the weekend. a lot of sunshine by the afternoon after a cloudy start, especially along the coast low to mid 60's along the san francisco peninsula coastline low to mid 70's for the east bay shoreline and widespread 80's, as you make your way inland. low 80's for napa, mid 80's for santa rosa and upper 80's for livermore and concord. but we do have a fire weather watch going into effect sunday afternoon through monday morning. mainly for north bay mountains. east bay hills and diablo range. and here's why. pop-up thunderstorm threat sunday afternoon through monday. so let's be safe out there bay area because we could see some wildfires spark specifically in our highest peaks that don't get that marine layer. so just a heads up there. but enjoy the saturday forecast back to you. justine, thanks for greece. i know you will be watching. >> that for us this weekend. but the news does not end here at 3. ou

so, that's a spread of 2.8%, and that's low but not absurdly low. and so i think that most assets are selling at prices which are farre fair relative to each other and relative to interest rates, just low in the absolute because interest rates are so low in the absolute i should say prices of assets are high in the absolute because interest rates are so low in the absolute so, i don't see anything specific -- any large asset classes that are -- that seem ridiculously overpriced relative to other asset classes and relative to interest rates it's just that everything -- everything -- is elevated today. >> let me ask you about this related question number one, it sounds like everything is at risk if interest rates rise potentially. no one reasonably thinks that's going to happen. but if that is a giant risk out there, what happens ifpeople don't want to be part of that risk number two, on that very question you think that the fed needs to return to more of a free market in money with rates that are naturally occurring how would you bring this all toget

right now low clouds are really low, hugging the ground. see the light shining through them from the east bay hills camera. risk of heat illness today and tomorrow and friday. especially inland. high clouds and sunshine through saturday so those deep blue skies will not be a split with those clouds. the weekend will ease with the heat. right now, high pressure to the east and low pressure to the southwest. it is popping up the warmth and a touch of humidity today. the air will get drier deeper into this heat wave. we will start in the south bay and start with the hottest temperatures. loss goddess and morgan hill in the low 90s. mid to upper 70s for the rest of the valley. 75 santa cruz. temperatures in the low to mid 80s from redwood city southward. san mateo and san bruno in the upper 70s. on the coast, mid 60s today with low clouds. high clouds like the rest of us . 70 downtown in san francisco. the game this evening, 62, then dropping to 58. increasing clouds and breezy. a lot of 90s through the north bay valleys. for the east bay, 75 r

view in the low 80's with low 80's and mid 80's for most of the south bay campbell 86 degrees in sanlara 82 degrees for the 1st half of your weekend and it is a long holiday weekend at lap because of 4th of july. so enjoy livermore 87 degrees hayward in the mid 70's with the renda and moraga also in the mid 70's but concord and walnut creek toasty temperatures there flirting with 90's, 89 degrees for your saturday weekend outlook. more sunshine for those of you in even some low to mid-nineties for warmest innermost valleys in the north bay yacht. the lynn vacaville vacaville the winner easily 94 degrees. but napa delay. whoa. cooler temperatures in the low 80's with upper 70's for petaluma and santa rosa 82 degrees. so overall, very seasonal weather this upcoming workweek. but then we're going to notice later into the week and into next weekend, temperatures warming up into the 90's and possible triple digit heat. let's hope that marine layer stays in place along the coast and east bay shoreline. so we continue to see 60's and 70's even 10 days from now. but i'll keep you posted. bac

low to mid-80s if you're inland. low 70s if you're in the bay. we're staying in the pattern.ytime highs >> thanks so much. thank you for watching kpix5 this morning. the news continues all day. >> "cbs thisg" isoming up next. ve a gat thursday. >>> good morning, to you, our viewers in the west. welcome to cbs this morning on this thursday, july 1st, 2021 already. i'm gayle king that's anthony mason. that's tony dokoupil. le's go. bill cosby free after a stunning court decision and our jericka duncan was the only network reporter to speak to him inside his home. what she learned. >>> a criminal indictment expected to be unsealed today against the trump organization and its long-term finance chief who turned himself in this morning. we explain what it means for the investigation of the former president himself. >>> a historic decision by the ncaa clears the way for college athletes to earn money off their fame. james brown on

it's sunny spells and showers, low pressure sat to the south—west of us.tern areas, some of the heaviest ones, northern england and scotland, light winds mean they will be slow—moving, some torrential, thundery downpours, and then this is a more persistent band of rain moving in on the weather front to the south and west through the afternoon. now, in the sunshine, 22, 23 celsius. that's possible at wimbledon for the final day of play. i'd say, on balance, probably mostly dry, the odd light shower, but into the evening, this rain may arrive, if the play continues that late, so, it does look as if it's going to arrive in time for the football at wembley around about kick—off, it will be around through the match, and certainly for the players�* and fans�* journey home, because that rain, when it's set in, is with us through the evening overnight in southern areas, showery outbreaks of rain, some heavy rain, as well. any big showers in the north will tend to ease down overnight. we keep quite a bit of cloud, we pick up the mist and fog again as we have this m

this demand augmented by low interest rates and a decade of low housing construction has led to a severe supply demand imbalance intensifying the challenges of housing access and affordability . nationally the housing market is experiencing hottest time of record. [overlapping conversation. >> timeout. somebody shut t off their voice so we don'thave to hear you . you're not going to lose any time. the witness is trying to communicate with all of us . >> i'll resume. this is the hottest housing market on record, the fastest price depreciation, the shortest time on market. the typical home value is 15 percent higher than a year ago and homes are now selling in just seven days at the median compared to the previous record low of 22 days in 2019 . overall the nation's housing market proved resilient throughout the pandemic and will remain on public ground in part due to decisive action by lawmakers and regulators throughout the pandemic . to help to avert catastrophic wave of foreclosures and evictions when millions of americans lost their livelihoods . the housing market has not only avoide

but overnight lows going to be above average. widespread upper 50's for the san francisco peninsula coastline, even through the north bay coastline as well with widespread low to mid 60's as you make your way inland. and and only cooling down into the 70's and tomorrow scorching heat continues. a 107 degrees for conquered livermore in antioch, triple digit heat from all the way into santa rosa and avato near triple digits. for those of you in san jose at 96 degrees. even the san francisco peninsula coastline in the 70's with widespread mid to upper 80's. for those of you in the east bay shoreline and we're not going to get relief from the heat until monday of this upcoming week. so sunday is going to be equally hot, slightly cooler but not going to make much of a difference. please be safe out there stay cool and stay hydrated bay area. back to you soon thanks so much for greece. uh. president joe biden says large american corporations have grown into monopoly. so today he signed an executive order that could impact some of the l

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overnight lows will be mainly upper 50s tonight, mid- 50s near the coast.hs tomorrow about 61 at half moon bay, 65 san francisco, low to mid-70s around the bay shore line. inland areas won't heat up much tomorrow, mid- to upper 80s. as we look at the fireworks forecast again, here's your 12- hour planner, midday on sunday, fourth of july, mix of clouds and sun, midafternoon mainly sunny, mild inland, highs in the 80s there, but then low clouds and fog will quickly form in the evening hours which will probably obscure our view of fireworks near the coast and bay. here's the accuweather seven- day forecast and as you can see, we will have a pretty steady range of high temperatures especially inland right on through next wednesday, mid- to upper 80s generally inland areas, mid-70s around the bay shoreline, low 60s on the coast. we expect a little warm-up near the end of next week, nothing extreme, but probably low 90s inland by friday, but it's looking like a great fourth of july weekend and a lovely mild to warm week we made usaa insurance for members like ma

we are seeing the sun in palo alto where highs reach the low 70s. san francisco in low 50s and 60s. reaching 77 in novato, while clear lake will see the temperatures in the low 90s. this shows our near surface smoke, and where you see blue we have smoke drifting by. looks like we will start out the day with smoke and then clear out. tomorrow looks clearer as a lot of the smoke gets pushed off towards the east. we are still monitoring that and our air quality as we see things change. it will start to warm up into the end of the weekend. sunday and monday reaching into the low 90s, and we will still have warm weather for tuesday as well. san francisco reaching into the mid and upper 60s. clouds and fog each day. no changes here. we're going to keep that mist and drizzle in our natural air-conditioning for the bay area. now as we turn to our climate in crisis, we are feeling cooler weather, but in june it was one of the hottest on record. according to noaa, as the earth continues to warm we will see heat that will continue to become more frequent and intense as climate changes drives w

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simply put, in areas of low vaccination coverage, cases and hospitalizations are up. further we are seeing some small clusters and larger outbreaks of covid-19 in locations such as camps and community events where prevention strategies are not enforced. meanwhile the delta variant is spreading rapidly throughout the country. this week it is estimated to be the most prevalent variant in the united states representing over 50% of sequence sample across the country, up from 26% from the week ending in june 19. the percentage is even higher. in parts of the midwest and upper mountain states, the early sequencing suggest the delta variant accounts for approximately 80% of cases. although we expected the delta variant to become the dominant strain, this rapid rise is troubling. we know the delta variant has increased transmissibility and is surging in parts of the country with low vaccination rates. we also know unauthorized vaccine ash -- we also know these results have been observed not just here in the united states, but in other countries as well. widespread vaccination

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low clouds and fog so ilocations near the ry good.he farther inland you go, the clearer the skies will be. around the bay area very glad to be back on the job after a year of being sidelined because of covid-19. they are eager for the show to go on. >> i get to go places nobody gets to go, meet people nobody gets to meet, do things nobody gets to do all the time. >> reporter: pat dias says he has the best job on earth and after a year of sheltering in place he's happy to be back in action out in the field putting on fireworks extravaganzas all around the country. he put on tonight's fireworks at the oakland coliseum. >> it's an integrated display with aerial shells, close proximity up on mt. davis. >> reporter: and his work isn't done. pat heads next across the bay to begin setting is up for san francisco's fourth of july fireworks show. he's happy for the work after a tough year that had a huge impact on his company. >> so now we've ramped it back up. it was kind of like a rubber band pulled back. come around the 15th of may it all c

upper 50s low 70s for the east bay and low to mid 80s for the north bay until you had further north where it will be more toasty without the direct marine influence. the pictures will follow the same pattern in san francisco, oakland and san jose. a little below average wednesday and thursday and then back to normal friday through early next week. cloud cover floating through over the weekend, it does not look like anything threatening. run the north bay temperatures will also be warmer but no hot weather in store. certainly not along the coast. >>> you will not believe how the a's game ended tonight. buster is back. wait until you see what the next bat versus dodgers are the best records in baseball, 1 came apart in the standings. how do you like it? buster back in the lineups for the 1st time since july 4. was he rusty? i do not think so. goodbye baby. his 13th home run. 2-0 giants. there he next pitch. going to fill her up on the 76 station and the giants led 3-0 before the fans even sat down but the dodgers still have that man. off of kevin. bottom of the 1st, his 8th home run against

low 80's there. little change along the coast and east bay shoreline mid 60's to low 70's with 78 degrees for san jose. take a look, though, just how hot it's going to get a week from today tracking triple digit. see gayle 5 to 15 degrees above average. we've been pretty lucky did not like the pacific northwest with a record breaking heat. but the one thing i want to warn you guys about the fireworks. please be careful. just watch us on kron 4 news. don't go out there and do it yourselves because even with no wind with these exceptional to extreme drought conditions. it could spark wildfires. so please be safe out there for this 4th of july. all right, thank you. and good advice. leave it to the professionals. some scary scenes for people in massachusetts this morning as they woke up to a police helicopter circling above them and dozens of armed officers. they were searching for several help. heavily armed men seen in the area who told police the laws of the u.s. don't apply to them. ashley ketz has

low to mid 60s and low 70s to low 80s around the bay. the south bay is from 80 to 90. same thing in the north bay with the east bay valleys. that is a real winning of the heat mid to upper 90s. coming up, back to. >>> stanford university reporting 7 breakthrough covid- 19 cases among vaccinated students. the university says each case was symptomatic and all tastes tested positive within the past week. they're causing concern. students we spoke to say that yesterday's email alert left them with a lots of unanswered questions. >> is a graduate student? is it undergraduate students? freshmen? i would like to know who it is because i want to know how prevalent it is within my circles. >> a lot of students after hearing the email are going to take it seriously. a lot of students on campus are worried about the situation. >> according to the dashbod, it is .07 overall >>> health officials from santa clara, san francisco, and contra costa counties just made an announcement. we know that at least one local business owner has already done this and had success. amy hollyfield is

but you wonder how folks on the on the low end of the spectrum, the low income renters are making its that make the bay area the most expensive place to rent in the nation? you think. well, there's a number of reasons 11 thing that certainly contributes to the very high costs in california and in cities throughout california are very restrictive local zoning laws that inhibit the construction of any kind of apartments and especially affordable apartments. this drives up costs for everyone while while at the same time really reinforcing and exacerbating. segregation and other types of inequities. what's most needed at the state and city level is for communities to address and remove these restrictive zoning laws and allow for more apartments to be built for everybody. for the lowest income people for extremely low income or very low income households, federal and state and local subsidies are necessary to make the numbers work for apartments to be able to be able to be built and maintained and operated at a cost that those lowest income people can afford to pay the rent for its speaki

we'll be in the low to mid 60s in the bay. yes, some low clouds. for the most part, those clouds will melt back to the beach by late morning and most of the day, most of us should have blue skies. real pretty. i'll show you the timing on the marine layer for both the middle of the day and then, again, in the early evening when we get into the prime time for fireworks. that would be right now when i'll show you that. this is the fourth of july. that is the 9:00 hour. you can see the marine layer has come back far enough that it will be covering much of the sky for the entire city and over into the east bay. question is, how low will the ceiling be? until you get up to the bottom of the clouds where it could obscure fireworks. that could be high enough that you get a decent show but we should plan on the clouds playing a significant role in the fireworks. you'll still get the colors of them. that is what it looks like right now over san jose. how the entire bay areas waking up to the gray psych this is nothing new. we have been doing this for the las

highs will range from low 60s to low to mid 70s and that near 90's in the inland spots.cuweather seven- day forecast. little bit warmer inland where we will see highs in the mid 90s and temperatures will drop down to a seasonal range. gets a little more humid on that monday and it mafe a warme weather on wednesday and thursday of next week. sports w larry beil. >> how can you not love him. it's awesome. and you're going to love what he did today. where did he go with those jason, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? cool. so what are you waiting for? mckayla maroney to get your frisbee off the roof? i'll get it. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa. here you go. (in unison) thank you mckayla! dude, get it. i'm not getting it, you get it. you threw it. it's your frisbee. geico. switch today and see all the ways you could save. [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash] [singing indri sings] [elephant trumpets] [buffalo punish timpani] [cassowary crescendo] ♪ [goat does a sick vibrato] ♪ >>> good evening

the low cloud deck influencing the lower elevations.st this morng wi inland is where we atures excee degrees. the fog and low clouds from rn to san mateo, but then they pulled back. the breeze will be a factor. it's a cold breeze off the water were temperatures are in the 50s. northwesterly winds allows for the inversion and the sea breeze to take effect through the afternoon. that continues into monday. no changes except for the fact we will transport the cooler marine air into the inland valleys. 10:00, 20 to 25 miles per hour along the coast. the oranges indicate up to 30 by the delta today. into your monday, it will el we are out of the 90s. widespread 80s through the san ramon valleys. south bay it hasn't been too bad and will continue with the light breeze. 102 around antioch and livermore. that's four are five cooler, i hate to say cooler, but not as hot. monday, just over 90. thatsummertime day. the work week, plenty of 80s. today, santa clara, upper 80s. 90, san jose. upper 80s in milpitas. 79, san mateo. it will be gusty at ti

rates mean they're not low rates. it's low yield. >> right. >> these are opportunities look at what traded down immediately. xpo, fedex, a lot of fear. i'm more concerned about the administration going further and further left we get more of that every single day. the good news is i don't think they get anything done so to me it's -- i wouldn't say party on i'm a little cautious. i'm looking for a a little bit of a correction and raised some cash and getting ready to deploy but i would just say you deploy into quality the days of trying to buy everything and watch it go up, those are over because you're at the end of the rate cycle. >> surat, every core says from a technical perspective bond yields could move to 1.25 or lower. we're basically around that area if they do that would provide significant stimulus for housing and stock prices and which stock prices i don't know maybe the arc stocks, maybe the growth stocks, fang stocks, maybe the tech stocks, the ones going up as rates come down take today out of the equat

look at that deck of low clouds and fog.of that heat around the bay, spare the air alert today, poor air quality, where we receive the hottest numbers, this is san jose, of course a clear start, 57 in oakland, 59 in san jose. emeryville this morning, some sun, some clouds, low 50s in novato, and that's about a 40 degrees cooldown from yesterday. 62 in concord. everyone starting out a bit cooler today, so the marine layer gave us an extra push overnight. 74 in san ramon, 69 2:00 or 3:00 of over 100 degrees from concord to livermore. 95 and gilroy. a whole lot of cooling tonight inland, we will talk about the deck of low clouds, whatever one cools off in the next few minutes. liz? >>> lisa, thank you. >>> a flex alert is in effect for californians from 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm tonight. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley is in east bay with more on how people are getting through this heat. >> reporter: from squirrels sprawled out in the shade to ravens frolicking in the backyard sprinkler, expect wild animals to show up in your neigh

the coast with low low low low upper 60s downtown, san francisco and sausalito.ow 60s at the north bay coast with more sunshine at the peninsula. inland a lot of temperatures in the low to mid 80s. 68 in richmond, 69 in berkeley, 70 to east bay. if you're going to the game tonight boston always draws a big crowd but a holiday weekend with fireworks, so you see issues. first pitch at 61 degrees and at the east way bally's 80 to 88 degrees. mid-50s to near 60 with cloud cover and drizzle again tonight. in fact, that pattern pretty much repeats friday through wednesday before we see a bit of a warm-up next thursday. >> thank you, mike. >>> coming up, seven things you need to know this morning. >> it will be harder to shop at local target stores and issue that has a >>> it is 5:24. >>> seven things to know this morning, number one, overnight u.s. military left afghanistan and we have occupied that base since 9/11 attacks in 2001. >>> number two, crews are searching for survivors in the condo collapse in florida with 18 confirmed dead. there are still 145 people missi

low 70s for downtown san jose and cupertino. for the east bay we're looking at range in temperatures from 90s in antioch to 93 walnut creek. head over to oakland and we're looking at low 70s here. near the coast keeping it foggy and cool with low 60s and redwood city reaching 81 degrees. for san francisco, mostly low to mid 60s for today and our north bay temperatures reaching 96 in clearlake, 84 sonoma and 80 mill valley. as we go into the rest of the week, this high pressure that caused that intense heat is going to start to slide off towards the east and we're going to get much more cooling especially by wednesday and thursday as our strong ocean breeze returns and some rain and storms return to the pacific northwest. we're going to have a nice quiet weather pattern. we're settling in with some much nicer conditions for the inland areas as we go through the week. we're going from 90 today to the mid 80s tomorrow, low 80s for our warmest spots in the valley and then coming back up. it's not looking too bad here. san francisco

for us, a very low chance.w in august when we had deep tropical moisture coming off of record heat. that's not the case this time around. upper 60s and close to 70 for san mateo. 76 for san jose this afternoon. inland east bay, concord and pleasant hill, high of 84 this afternoon. 86 with antioch and brentwood. 60 in daly city, mid-60s in alameda. for the east bay shore line and the north bay, mid-to upper 70s and 80s. topping out at 90 for ukiah. let's break it down with what you can expect, san francisco and oakland, slow warm up into next weekend. south bay, good morning to you. warming up to the low 80s by sunday and monday. inland east bay, some of the hottest temperatures into the 90s on sunday, monday, tuesday. north bay warming up but cool at the coast. let's check in with a lookt thi. taking a loo a theoadway now, headed towards 80, i finally have better news to report. trouble spot of hercules is cleared. slight delays westbound 80 near willow . overall looking better than it did 15 to 20 minutes ago.

low seventies oakland low eighties redwood city 81. degrees expected over san jose.forecast into your weekend temperatures falling off just a little bit more in time for sunday, and we'll keep going monday, tuesday and into wednesday low sixties at the coast low seventies around the bay upper eighties expected in lunch is very pleasant weather for this time of year, andre rosemary. thank you. union representing us flight attendant is demanding the major u. s. airlines develop a zero tolerance policy when it comes to the elves on really passengers, the association of flight attendants surveyed nearly 5000 members, and it found that 85% of flight attendants have faced of violent or unruly passenger in just the past few months, and the union says the nation's flight attendants need more protection and they need them immediately. well, traffic is picking back up at the oakland airport. there's reportedly but. more than 11% increase in passengers from may to june. the number of people traveling through the airport also more than doubled compared to june of last year. airp

it's back into the low to mid 80's for you. oakland berkeley richmond in the 60's while temperatures in antioch in vacaville do near the 90's today. we're still not going to make it back up to that number just yet. we're actually going to save most of our 90's until sunday and monday of next week. now, we could see some dry lightning come monday. and this is a concern. as you remember last august when we saw dry lightning events did result in some wild fire sparking up across the bay area frequency of lightning doesn't look to be as much of a concern this time around. but something i did want to know in this forecast as we do work our way towards the monsoonal moisture early next week from the low 80's that are warm us today to the low 90's on sunday and monday things do start to warm up again. right now. john, thank you for that. keeping a close eye on your traffic and morning commute. >> heading from the east bay into the city to that famous to exit a little under 11 minutes for your drive time. that's also head over and chec

low 90s to the north bay valleys.n the east bayshore, 65. 80s around san leandro. 84 fremont. 97-102 brentwood. no matter how hot it gets today, back in the 50s and 60s tonight. tomorrow is the last day of heat. lake and mendocino counties will be especially hot. >>> it is $39 for a dozen, to answer your question. cookies. do you think that is good? >> i mean if they are good. >>> bay area tech company seeing a big blowup in the past year. set to begin trading on the stock market today. the move it is trying for the ipo. >>> facebook preparing to debut its next smart device. >>> this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >>> welcome back. the outdoor shared spaces that san franciscans have come to love are here to stay. mayor london breed signed the legislation to make the program permanent. she used the park at said tara wine bar in the mission as a backdrop. businesses can now apply for a shared space on the