. >> reporter: in marin city, kids are soaking up their final days of summer, budget with the new schoolear now looming, so are the concerns about going back to school remotely. >> internet access is a privilege. everybody don't have it. >> reporter: paul austin, an organizer of this summer camp, works with underprivileged kids in marin city where the median household income is roughly 1/3 of that in other areas. for months now he's seen how the pandemic has put an even greater spotlight on the so-called digital divide. families who have access to technology and wi-fi and those who don't. paul says most of the students he montorientors have been give chrome books and hot spots, but the digital divide is more than a device. >> kids grow up without a computer in the home so they're not 100% confident at working on a computer or with all the functions of a computer. and then they also got to look at if they do log into it, don't pressure them to make sure that the video is on. they might not feel too comfortable showing what their home may look like. >> reporter: these concerns only begin t

. >> reporter: in marin city, kids are soaking up their final days of summer, budget with the new school year now looming, so are the concerns about going back to school remotely. >> internet access is a privilege. everybody don't have it. >> reporter: paul austin, an organizer of this summer camp, works with underprivileged kids in marin city where the median household income is roughly 1/3 of that in other areas. for months now he's seen how the pandemic has put an even greater spotlight on the so-called digital divide. families who have access to technology and wi-fi and those who don't. paul says most of the students he montorientors have been give chrome books and hot spots, but the digital divide is more than a device. >> kids grow up without a computer in the home so they're not 100% confident at working on a computer or with all the functions of a computer. and then they also got to look at if they do log into it, don't pressure them to make sure that the video is on. they might not feel too comfortable showing what their home may look like. >> reporter: these concerns only begin

so a bit murky as you work your way out of marin county heading over into the city. limited visibility might be a factor. so just a heads-up again if you are taking the golden gate bridge this morning. marin city to the bridge, that's kind the parameters we're seeing the most fog there. things might be a little slower than usual in that spot. speaking of slow speeds, altamont pass westbound 580 a lot of brake lights out of tracy now to north flynn area. so things now getting a bit busy. as you head into altamont pass this morning. we're seeing some slow and go conditions there as well. your drive times 29 minutes now 205 over to 680. and those brake lights coming off of 205 out of tracy or start right around mountain house. all right, some good news. there's a broken down vehicle on the benicia bridge. however just as you head off the span there. no backup there. it's on the southbound side. but you know, just a heads-up you might come across this possible spectator slowing as you head through there. highway 4 connecting on to 680 and 242, there are overnight closure

limited visibility so be careful commuting from one-to- one between marin city and san francisco. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk with breaking news. the first commercial flight from israel to the united arab emirates took off, carrying a delegation of israeli and u.s. officials. the flight is being allowed to pass saudi arabian airspace normally block to israeli air traffic. on saturday the eight you appeal the law boycotting israel which had been in place since 1972. the u.s. helped broker this deal. the surprise announcement was made a couple of weeks ago so we will see things go from here. >>> a new major milestone in the coronavirus pandemic. globally, the number of confirmed cases has topped 25 million. here in the u.s. that number now nearing 6 million. right now, the oakland a's are in isolation after confirming a case of covid-19. the a's were supposed to finish their series in houston last night and had to seattle to continue their road trip. than a member of the traveling party tested positive for coronavirus. the game in houston was postponed and the next 24 to

and also marin city. the chp has issued a fog advisory specifically though for the bridge all the way from the toll plaza to marin city. and looking at the maps here, i want to let you know that this goes well beyond that portion. so we're seeing it along 101, highway 1 as well. heads up for anyone that will be on the richmond/san rafael bridge and ending up in san rafael. but that is our main issue. no major it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. [ whines ] can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's... ...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] >>> we have two tropical storms that will move away from the coast and not cause much damage. and here is a look at what is going on the peninsula. it is very cloudy to foggy. temperatures very cool, mid t

. >> reporter: in marin city, kids are soaking up their final days of summer. to school rns remotely. >> internet access as a privilege. everybody don't have it. >> reporter: paul austin, an organizer of this summer camp, works with underprivileged kids in marin city where the median household is a third of that in the surrounding areas. for months now he's seen how the pandemic has put an even greater spotlight on the so-called digital divide, the disparity between families that have access to technology and wi-fi and those who don't. paul says most of the students he mentors have been given chro chromebooks and hotspots from their schools. but the digital divide is more than just getting a device. >> these kids don't grow up with a computer at home so they're not 100% confident at working on a computer and all the functions of a computer. they've also got to look at, if they do log into it, don't pressure them to make sure that the video is on. they might not feel too comfortable showing what their home may look like. >> reporter: these concerns only begin to

in marin city, kids are soaking up final days of summer.oming so are the concerns going back to school remotely. >> internet access is a privilege. everybody don't have it. >> reporter: paul austin works with underprivileged kids where the median household income is roughly a third of that in the surrounding areas. for months now he's seen hout pandemic has put a greater spotlight on the so-called digital divide, the tis parity between families that have access to technology and wifi and those who don't. paul says most of the students he mentors have been given chromebooks and hot spots from their schools but the digital divide is more than just getting a device. >> there are kids that don't grow one a computer in the home so they're not 100% competent at working on a computer or with all the functions of a computer. they also got to look at if they do login to it, don't pressure them to make sure that the video is on. they might not feel too comfortable showing what they home may look like. >> reporter: these concerns only begin to scratch

. >> reporter: in marin city, kids are soaking up their final days of summer but with the new schoolhe concerns about going back to school remotely. priviln't ve erivwhe thmedian household inco roughly a third of that in the surrounding areas. for months now he's seen how the pandemic has put a greater spotlight on the so-called digital divide, the disparity between families that have access to technology and wifi and those who don't. paul says most of the students he mentors have been given chromebooks and hot spots from their schools but the digital divide is more than just getting a device. >> there are kids that don't grow one a computer in the home so they're not 100% competent at working on a computer or with all the functions of a computer. they also got to look at if they do login to it, don't pressure them to make sure that the video is on. they might not feel too comfortable showing what they home may look like. >> reporter: these concerns only begin to scratch the surface of the challenges school districts across the bay area face this fall as they work to make sure no stu

andrew presbyterian church in marin city tells me the sabotaged caused a minor delay in delivery to its food pantry during its weekly monday food giveaway. >> 25 to 30% more hungry people are coming to us now that the pandemic has had than before. it's even more important we get this would our clients. >> reporter: the food bank says it was quickly able to rent delivery vehicles so food programs would not be interrupted. had said quote, we are shocked and heartbroken about the situation. we would also like to reassure our participants in marin that all of our food pantries are still operating as usual. >> everybody lines up six feet apart. >> reporter: he says the pantry provides food for 75 clients. many are low income families and the homeless. >> this is extremely malicious. >> reporter: police say there is surveillance video of the vandalism taking place between 5:00 and 6:00 in the morning. they described the suspect as a man with a light complexion, wearing a black shirt and black shorts, vandalizing the trucks. >> out almost consider this something like sacred grounds. it's an or

the chp has issued an official fog advisory for the golden gate bridge from the toll plaza into marin city. but you can see here 101, visibility will be low especially for highway 1 as well. so b it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. [ whines ] can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's... ...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] >>> air quality is better in san jose. and also a little cooler. it will be a spare the air all the way through the weekend. faster sunshine today and building warmth and the summer spread into september. september can be one ever of our warmest months. and here is a quick look at the planner. it will be warmer with 60s at the coast, 70s and 80s around the bay and 90s sneaking into the inland neighborhoods. >>> progress slowly being made on the czu lightning complex fire. so we've learned this morning t

roger cray co-deacon racine andrew presbyterian church and marin city says the cost a minor delay in delivery to the food pantry during the weekly monday food giveaway. >> 25 to 35% more hungry people are coming to us now that the pandemic hit. it is more important we get this food to our clients. >> reporter: they were able to rent vehicle so food programs would not be interrupted. they said, "we would like to reassure our participants that all of our food pantries are still operating as usual." crago says the pantry provides food for 75 clients. many are low income families and the homeless. >> this is extremely malicious. >> reporter: there is video of the vandalism taking place. they describe the suspect as a man with a light complexion wearing a black shirt and black shorts vandalizing the trucks. >> i would consider this something like sacred ground. it's an organization that benefits everybody. >> reporter: he says he suspects the vandal may be somewhat upset with the food bank and retaliating or trying to send a message. >> shame on you. if you don't feel that human, hungry p

andrews presbyterian church in marin city tells me the sabotaged caused a minor delay in delivery to its food pantry during its weekly monday food giveaway. >> 25 to 30% more hungry people are coming to is now the pandemic has hit than once before. it is even more important we get this food our clients. >> the food bank was able to quickly rent delivery vehicles of food programs would not be interrupted. it said quote, we are shocked and heartbroken about the situation. we would also like to reassure participants in marin that all our food pantries are still operating as usual. >> everybody lines up, six feet apart. >> the pantry provides food for 75 clients. many are low-income families and the homeless. police say there is surveillance video of the vandalism taking place between 5:00 and 6:00 sunday morning. they describe the suspect as a man with a light complexion, wearing a black shirt and black shorts, vandalizing the trucks. >> i would almost consider something like this sacred ground. it's an organization that benefits everybody. there is no excuse for it, no reason for it. >

marin city's golden gate village has direct links to frank lloyd wright who might be shaking his head if he saw conditions now or spoke with michelle. >> i moved from one apartment that had mold into this apartmenthahas aches. >> reporter: now they have filed suit. >> there is the heating and the plumbing. there is the electrical. >> residents today damage has been getting worse for years and accumulating on the part of the county. that's why they're suing. for $200 million. the county wants to put up a new building. residents say if that happens, they may never get it back. >> so conceptually we're looking at building new units, so that we can get into existing units and do renovation. i can't stop people from saying i want to move. but no one volunteers displacement. >> louis jordan said today, the county does not have enough funds for better majintenance. >> deliberately wanting to run down the property to justify demolition, and to rebuild a mixed income community. >> reporter: hence an additional charge of racism in that $200 million lawsuit. the attorney stanley goff. >> it mean

. >> reporter: in marin city, kids are soaking up the final days of summer.concerns about going back to school remotely. >> internet access is a privilege. everybody don't have it. >> reporter: this organizer of the summer camp works with underprivileged kids where the median income is roughly a third of. in the surrounding areas. for months now he's seen how the pandemic has put an even greater spotlight on the so-called digital divide. the disparity between families that have access to technology and wi-fi and those who don't. paul says most of the 60s he mentors have been given chrome books from their schools but the dimming tal device is more than just getting a device. >> there are kids who don't grow up with them at home so they're not 100% confident of working a computer and all the functions of a computer. if they do log into it, don't pressure them to make sure that the video is on. they might not feel too comfortable showing what their home looks like. >> reporter: these concerns only begin to scratch the surface that they face this fall as they wor

a live look at the golden gate bridge, a little foggy this morning out of marin county between marine citye bridge. be cautious as you take 101 this morning. the rest of the weberian images are quite. san mateo looking good. extra volume on the westmont side, heavy toward one-to-one. that is a look at your morning drive, let's check the forecast. >>> good morning, we are looking at foggy conditions along the coast, right around the bay. you saw how foggy it is on the golden gate bridge with the live traffic cameras. dealing with bog also, patchy drizzle as well. with the onshore flow, a great start for the treasure island camera as we look to the bay bridge. and our temperatures this morning, in the 50s to low 60s. looking at 57 for concord, oakland, 58 for livermore, san jose, coming in at 61 as we start off our day and 53 for santa rosa. here is a live look at the hamilton camera from the lake observatory and you can see how smokey it is as we start off our day. we are still dealing with the haze, with the smoke and the spirit of the air alert that remains in effect. let's check current

so just a heads-up if you are traveling from marin city to the golden gate bridge. limited visibility might be an issue this morning. elsewhere the altamont pass also one of the busy spots westbound 580. it's a slow and go ride out of tracy getting on the 580 connector from 205. no accidents that's the good news but the drive time still right around 30 minutes to go from 205 over to 680. new crash reported on the nimitz freeway. i'll have that coming up in my next report. len? >>> happening today, positive trends in slowing the spread of covid-19 add up to good news for two east bay counties. contra costa and alameda counties can reopen a few more businesses for outdoor services all starting today. kpix 5's kiet do is joining us live from walnut creek with businesses getting the green light this morning. kiet? >> reporter: yeah, certainly good news for the businesses and you know we picked galaxy nail spa here in downtown walnut creek because they have a big area if they want to to bring the tents out and move some operations outdoors. good for them. today they can.

there is unhealthy air in the middle of the city. marin county is just as unhealthy and the same for sonoma county. there are also oranges and reds. we will be looking at unhealthy, basically across the board. then here is the doppler. we still have rain to look at. we have had a few across the bay area while you were sleeping. there is not a lot and that is good news. but we are seeing now looks pretty good on radar but most of it is fairly light. we are not seeing any lightning being detected. it does not mean there are not any out there. it certainly does not mean we have the possibility for any showers along 101 and the northwestern part of sonoma to have some lightning. will watch the progression from healdsburg. that is light rain falling on the lnu complex, through sonoma county. there is some light rain on that now. that is some positive news. for the rest of the morning through 10:00, we will keep showers going. mainly, just limited to sonoma county and then mendocino county and then past 10:00, that is it. it is just us and the s

still pretty foggy this morning for that ride into san francisco. 101 between marin city and the goldenstart of our day. air quality is worse compared to yesterday morning. we just don't have that strong sea breeze to kind of makes out the air. so looking at those smoky conditions, especially in san francisco, you can see the purple dots. wayne: i just had chocolate! - i love it. jonathan: it's a trip to spain. breaking news! wayne: i like to party. you've got the big deal! - yeah! wayne: go get your car. - so ready, wayne. wayne: cbs daytime, baby. - on "let's make a deal." whooo! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady. why hello, america, you look great. welcome to "let's make a deal," wayne brady here. thanks for tuning in, one person, let's go. who wants to make a deal? (cheers and applause) you, the flapper, come on over here. everybody else have a seat. what's your name? - dacara. wayne: nice to meet you, dacara, welcome to the show. - thank you. wayne: so what do you do? - i'm a therapist for teenagers. wayne: a therapist for teenager

into marin county around the city and east a, the tri-valley and the santa clara valley on health withair all the levels. we contends with this, it's not the same everywhere for the next several days, the air quality today come earlier in the day, basically this to the end of but it pushed further east, inland east bay with the worst air quality saturday and sunday with a moderate category monday and tuesday. there will be some spots in orange or red by then, we know exactly where with a better idea of the winds behaving down with a fluctuation the bits. 60 degrees downtown, you can see the fog creeping in. otherwise a mix of 70s and 80s, 72 san jose. below average temperatures today and temperatures do not omit all if you want to know for a dog temperatures in the 70s right now, great with smoke in the air. a pretty good status we have through the rest of the night. into the inland valleys, higher humidity levels with the fire crews and the fog retreat towards the coast to not off of the coast, still dry on the coast. mid to upper 50s, high temperatures close to normal for this time o

city. and the golden gate bridge off to great start. we're seeing some nice conditions on the roadway out of marin heading into the city, that's look at your morning drive. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell, coming up, what struggling hitters sparked a giant comeback last night in houston? and baseball hands-down, their punishment for the a's and astros brawl. who received the longest suspension in 15 years? that's coming up. . >>> and let's take a live look outside on this wednesday morning. as we look at san jose. and remember, kpix 5 wants to bring you the good news o to.c/togr. bay area. m. > and bay area ads back to school, it's going to look different for everyone. show us what back to school means to you ♪ ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you

. >> the marine layer over the city. it allowed humidity levels to get more containment on the fires. we start with a lightning complex with humidity levels up, which is elevated. the wind is directly off the coast, not too strong around 10 miles per hour. relative humidity levels with higher temperatures approaching 90 degrees. 20 to 40% relative humidity gusting to 20 miles per hour, same thing from the l and you lightning complex. as long as the wind is consistent the fire crews can allow for that and still tried to get a good handle on these even when conditions are not as favorable right now once temperatures drop off. the western edge of the walbridge fire, and be lnu complex for temperatures in the high humidity. this is the woodwork fire, 70 to 95% relative humidity is fantastic. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. there is the fog that has been locked in place of the city. the peninsula spreading across the bay into much of the east bay west of 580 had a lot of cloud cover grout the day. air quality has been changi

other local counties with similar rules include contra costa, marin and napa. some cities have end acted fines. >> food banks have enough to deal with, trying to meet the needs of families during the pandemic and now comes this news. the san francisco marin food bank says someone vandalized five of its delivery trucks in san rafael. we're told someone poured a liquid similar to laundry detergent into the gas tanks. the food bank had to rental trucks to make deliveries on monday. they're now working with police to find out who did this. >>> in the north bay, everything is up for negotiation. even the start date for the school year. that's the stark reality facing the mill valley school district with just over two weeks left of summer break. teachers are protesting over learning conditions instead of preparing for school. kate larson has the details. >> reporter: teachers -- >> i'm concerned about my health. >> reporter: parent -- >> we don't all agree. >> reporter: and students rally. at mill valley middle school while district leaders continue to negotiate with the teacher

other local counties with similar rules include contra costa, marin and napa. some citiesacted fines. >> food banks have enough to deal with, trying to meet the needs of families during the pandemic and now comes this news. the san francisco marin food bank says someone vandalized five of its delivery trucks in san rafael. we're told someone poured a liquid similar to laundry detergent into the gas tanks. the food bank had to rental trucks to make deliveries on monday. they're now working with police to find out who did this. >>> in the north bay, everything is up for negotiation. even the start date for the school year. that's the stark reality facing the mill valley school district with just over two weeks left of summer break. teachers are protesting over learning conditions instead of preparing for school. kate larson has the details. >> reporter: teachers -- >> i'm concerned about my health. >> reporter: parent -- >> we don't all agree. >> reporter: and students rally. at mill valley middle school while district leaders continue to negotiate with the teachers associat

it is a good marine layers covering the city right now. (of the is that the city has had the air-quality. temperatures are at 64 in concord. 59 in san francisco. livermore was in the 90s today. there now down to 65. you will see a warm-up histomorrow morning lowe's. go down to the upper 50s. is no different than what we have been doing. daytime highs will also be similar to today's tomorrow. there is a warm-up coming. by the end of the seven-day forecast we will see the temperatures jump. you can see the developing pattern here. when you look out to the pacific and see nothing, and everything is going up and over a clear spot, or you do not see anything if you look at the that is your center of high pressure. the deeper shades of red showing where the high pressure is strongest. high pressure pushing down on úthe surface and warming your. we will let thisthe way into wednesday. now that center is over us. look at that. that is why the temperatures will climb for the second half of the coming week. you see and disseminate forecast. is not t

. >>> the pandemic is apparently helping one industry in marin county. the citysan rafael reports taxable sales from five recreational marijuana delivery businesses were up 20 4% compared to last year. san rafael took in $141,000 for sales in april, may and june. marijuana delivery services say customers are buying more than last year. it is an essential business so those businesses never had to shut down during the covid-19 pandemic. >>> right back to steve, talking about what we are all talking about, our weather. >>> if it's any consolation, we have company. japan is also in the midst of a scorching heat wave. consecutive days of one of four. we see that right here. this has been a long stretch and also tropical clouds, with heat and humidity not our friends. i hear clouds will be more sunshine today. higher clouds moving northward. at marin county north, no thunderstorm appeared to the self a little more sunshine. to the north more high clouds. the high clouds will add some humidity but it will still be really hot for the firefighters in napa county. already

. >>> the pandemic is helping one industry in marin county. the city of san rafael said taxable sales from the five recreational marijuana delivery businesses were up 24%. they took in nearly $141,000 for sales during april and may and june. delivery services said customers are buying more than they did last year. san rafael has named marijuana delivery service as essential so they never had to shut down during the pandemic. >>> everybody wants to know about today's weather. that is why we go to steve. >> smoking hot. >>> one more hot day then it does look like there will be a delta breeze. a little cooling. that is what the forecast projections are showing. there will still be high clouds dragging across. not as bad as yesterday when i set up off a line of thunderstorms. there will still be some. partly cloudy skies. the fires will be tough today. not expecting thunderstorm activity. it would be very isolated. going for a high of 106. there's a northerly breeze. it is not strong but favoring north-northeast. that is not good news. at least it doesn't

painfully clear plastic waste is talking up the streets and rivers of cameroon's major cities polluting waterways threatening marine ecosystems and making life especially difficult for local fishermen. it's estimated that across the city of tijuana $1300.00 tons of plastic waste is generated every day. so much of it is thrown into the city's rivers you can see any trace of water. i. have never seen anything like this before. i don't even know how you begin to fix a problem this big is no doubt this is a major challenge for the city. but one local man has made it his mission to deal with it head on his name is mile is so many issues. i says it to me to most a region that is i mean it's quite a place to meet i must say so is this normal here in douala you know it's so sad when you have older brasseries that truly whereby people in the east we in the house or and then you have the reverse the water the order with these bridge and you have people. crushed in the river and you can see the last about the poor among educators who how the money deal with so opportunities number it's overwhelming to see this but you don't f

that is keeping us from getting too hot right now combined with our marine layer. 64 in the city currently, nice in the city. 71 in oakland. 78 in san jose. about 87 in santa rosa. it is pretty warm inland, 92 currently in brentwood. so live doppler 7 along with satellite, we are tracking sandwiched in between two features. there is an area of high pressure in the desert southwest. which is bringing some very hot temperatures to the central valley right now. but j you to our north, an area of low pressure is keeping our marine layer in check. that is why we are sitting in that comfortable zone between those two features. so overnight, we see the fog returning from the coast into the bay shore line. lows, you see mainly in the mid if not upper 50s tonight. future weather, talking about that fog for you. you see at 12:30, it's made its presence known around the bay shore line. as we advance the clock later into the morning on sunday, we'll find that narn layer compressing pretty quickly for that sunshine in the afternoon. so, highs tomorrow, if you like today, tomorrow is very similar. a hig

clear plastic waste is clogging up the streets and rivers of cameroon's major cities polluting waterways threatening marine ecosystems and making life especially difficult for local fishermen. it's estimated that across the city of tijuana $1300.00 tons of plastic waste is generated every day. so much of it is thrown into the city's rivers you can see any trace of water. i. have never seen anything like this before. i don't even know how you begin to fix a problem this big there's no doubt this is a major challenge for the city. but one local man has made it his mission to deal with it head on his name is smile is so many it's miles. i says it to me too most amazing that he i mean it's quite a place to meet i must say so is this normal here. you know it's so sad when you have older brasseries that truly whereby people in the east we in the house and then you have the reverse the water that all the way the club does bridge and you have people. in the river and you can see that last about the poor educated who how to money deal with so opportunities numbers it's overwhelming to see this but you don't find it

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marine layer. >>didn't really leave boost coastal cities today tracking more clouds and sun but we are noticing some rays of sun as the sun is beginning to set for your tuesday night along golden gate bridge and temperatures out there right now widespread 60's along the coast and east bay shoreline with 70's as you make your way inland but a few outliers of santa rosa and an antioch in the low to mid 80's, half moon bay 59 degrees and overnight lows tonight widespread mid 50's along the coast and upper 50's as you make your way inland but antioch only cooling down to 63 degrees after being in the upper 80's for today. so let's take a look at your microclimate outlook for your wednesday downtown san francisco only warming up to 62 degrees. so you're going to be about 5 degrees below average half moon bay barely in the 60's at 61 degrees. the daly city at 58 degrees how widespread mid 60's from brisbane all the way into burlingame and throughout the san francisco peninsula. tracking some breezy winds around 30 miles per hour or less san mateo 65 degrees redwood city in the upper 60's mountain view the

a few showers off of the coast of the city, moving towards marin county.een a few showers over the south bay as well. another one up into san jose. fortunately this one is not too strong. to the rest of the night, these types of thunderstorms have a tendency to strengthen the further we go into the night. showers could become thunderstorms and that is all you have to worry about cloud to ground lightning. sing it off of the east to misses doe and in the sierras, and more to the south, trying to develop. we will have to keep a close eye on things. tell you is watching this very carefully. future cast inc. to cates the intensifying team to the radar simulation as we head through the rest of the night. does not mean the reader will look like this but it gives us an idea of where the best chance is and went further to the north as we head into the early hours of tomorrow morning with a few leftover showers to begin today. there is e receofcoupwers and thunderstorms developing tomorrow night and into early tuesday. that is lower. the red flag warning continues

city. taillights to 101 and the golden gate bridge pretty light right now. definitely friday light out of marin heading into the city. that's a look at your morning drive. let's get more on this extreme today. here's mary. >>> okay. gianna, first, i want to show you a live look and this is in san jose this morning. and we are looking at temperatures in san jose in the mid 70s with mostly cloudy skies. it is a warm start and we're really going to see these temperatures skyrocket later on this afternoon. now let's show you our temperatures across the region this morning. so we are looking at 60s and 70s at this hour. so here's a live look with our salesforce tower camera. with mostly cloudy skies looking east. and with that, looking at 72 in concord and oakland at 67 and 7 a livermore and san francisco 65 and looking at 63 for santa rosa. so 24 hour temperature change, of course much warmer compared to yesterday at this time. if you stepped outside, you will definitely feel that difference. looking at anywhere from 9 to 14 to 16 degrees warmer compared to yesterday morning. and as we head through

marine influence inland. it stays mild. you can see cities like concord holding the low to mid-60s over nite. with we have the fog will settle in the midand upper 50s over 12 hours. future weather we'll time out the marine layer tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. a patchy fog around the bay shoreline. it locks like between 9 and 10:00 a.m. any fog evaporates and pulls to the baseline. we have sunshine on the way tomorrow. highs on monday. starting in the south bay 87 san jose. 92 morgan hill. 84 sunny vail. peninsula afternoon sunshine 83 mountain view. 84 redwood city. breezy and foggy in pacific at 63. san francisco morning fog to afternoon sunshine. 67. much warmer in south san francisco. high of 76. north bay warm tomorrow 84 santa rose. about 71 in -- the east bay tomorrow 70s to low 80s. 75 oakland. 81 newark. and inland it's hot tomorrow. we're a few degrees cooler compared to today. 91 concord. 94 in brent wood. the 7-day forecast you can see the next seven days will keep the trend of morning fog to afternoon sunshine. a bit of a dip in the temperatures by tuesday. numbers will bounce back and

conservation so all the oil is now spilling into those very very sensitive areas frightening marine bad ever cityin unique area and this would cause a lot of damage according to me to mine by the city interest really bad of a city in the area well beyond biodiversity people also depend on the state after their livelihoods what could be the impact on then. the impact will not only be taken ecological it will equally be economical because many people who are their livelihoods from the fish they fish in the area there are a lot of hotels also in the area who market which market this place sites in order to get clients and you have a lot of people owning their livelihoods also on the land on the coastline where you have people dealing with tourists or people getting and visiting the marine park so that destruction is not only ecological it's also economical in terms of tourism attractiveness of marine around the world and there is also a health hazard in as much as you have also now the odor of the hydrocarbons which is now in the town of my book and also the risk of fire so it's a multiple crisis wh

there is a little bit from about marin headlands to the west of part of the city.ust a little bit hanging on. patchy at best. it will keep some of those areas publicly in the low 60s. these are the highs yesterday. we may not revisit these again for a while. 73, morgan here. fairfield, 81. what about today? we got rid of that fog, concord is +10 compared to this time yesterday. after that, 2 to 4. 66 in the city. as we head out to fairfield, 80. they are running warmer. another hot one down in the desert. 83, ukiah. the fog will be back tonight and tomorrow. the lower responsible for a big cool down has kicked off all out of the picture. it is building in for a couple of days. it is going to give us warmer inland temperatures starting today. mid-80s to upper 80s inland. still running below average for some by five or 10 degrees. temperatures will jump up from upper 80s to low 90s by the weekend. that we back off and early next for august. >>> still to come, a somber anniversary in japan. today marking 75 years since the nuclear bombing of hiroshima. how people are

city. not so in marin. those are red dots we are looking at an unhealthy area.ngregating and sinking down into the valley and has been persistent. we have had the consistent bad air over the last few days. we a right now. these readings are only telling you what the air while quality is like right now. it changes throughout the course of thgeneral forecast is unhealthy for sensitive groups throughout the day. futurecast shows you should not read it to literal. there are two things that stand out. it gives us an idea there is smoke coming off the complex are the deeper the red the more smoke. you could see the general flow today is going to be to take the smoke the other way. yesterday the smoke coming off the fire got pulled back into the valley. today we will see a lot of it pushed more off to the east and here is the fire coming off lnu. everywhere else you have enough smoke added to what's sitting a the air quality still has to stay in the forecast like this unhealthy for sensitive groups. there is the view in the east bay looking down. that's mostly the mari

a lot of what you see here from treasure island back looking toward the city is the marine layer. e have a healthy on short surge helping us with temperatures today. looking at the white view we have gray skies over the bay area with south bay looking at the city and peninsula. east bay north into sonoma county along the 101 corridor waking up with gray skies. this birds back in the late morning as it always does. daytime highs are close to 90 today. far inland should be a few degrees better than yesterday, but not necessarily cool, but moving in that direction. 73 in the bay with 64 at the coast. let's pull out the specific numbers. 88 and concord and 89 in livermore, 72 in oakland and 79 in san rafael. i will see you in a few minutes with the complete forecast. >>> in san jose banded together after a few protesters got out of hand. the people help mayor sam liccardo clean up the graffiti spray-painted on the outside of the home last night. that included profanity and the name jacob blake, the police shooting victim in wisconsin. mayor liccardo said that the vandalism does not det

this is our south of market camera you can see in the city and we are getting some of that marine layerng through much of the city. right now temperatures mostly in the 60's and 70's that we're looking at 66 in san jose 63 currently in morgan hill 64 degrees and hayward 59 if you're in alameda 55 in pacifica 58 degrees in berkeley right now 70's though low 70's in dublin and in concord both coming in at 71 59 degrees currently in novato and 55 in petaluma futurecast for showing us some of that marine layer is going to be a quickly moving in and quickly moving out futurecast for showing us right around the 5 o'clock hour that you can see some of our east bay zone will be seeing and much of it those sticking to our coastal spots and the peninsula and in san francisco and then really pushing out because we are going to start to see a warming trend over the next couple of days, dry conditions are expected with some hot temperatures around the bay we're looking at 90's once again, especially you're going to be in livermore tomorrow 94 is the high they're expected 94 in conquered as well uppe

. >> the mayor says she and the city council will use the information. >> a massive search for seven marines and one sailor missing in the ocean in southern california after a training accident. they were traveling on an amphibious assault vehicle that took on water and sink yesterday off san clemente island. authority say they were in the water that was several hundred feet deep. >> and the aav began to take t fact taking on water. immediate responses were provided by two additional amtrak's that were with them. this was as well as the safety bow. >> eight marines were rescued, when died, to remain in critical condition. the others are back aboard of their assigned ship. this is the third time in less than a decade camp pendleton marines have been injured or died in an amphibious assault vehicles during trading. >> all aav's across the fleet will be inspected. >> a central valley teenager is the first child to die from the coronavirus together for. the teen had other health conditions but they have not released any further details. >> tonight the state is there wrapping up of the worst mont

marin coast. it is clear looking east. beautifully sunny in san jose. sunny looking back at the city skyline. 75 in concord. that was your daytime high yesterday. you still have four hours to go before we get to the highs. we have a bit of warm-up here. if you look at how this plays out, this is not going to be an equal opportunity warm-up. look at concorde in livermore, 16 and 15 degrees warmer today than yesterday. in the bay, oakland, san jose, san francisco, warming up 5 to 8 degrees. not as drastic. the thing about being in the immediate bay, it is still going to be windy once we get into the afternoon. that will make the temperatures feel even cooler than they might seem. the marine layer comes back later. you will have plenty of sunshine. let mee i just spotlighted the select group around the bay. here is thursday. for thursday afternoon, today, it is 79 in san jose. 79 in palo alto as well. 73 in union city. the far east bay, back into the mid and upper 80s. 84, livermore. walnut creek is going to 84. san leandro, 70. mid to upper 80s for santa rosa as we saw. mid-80s in mendocino county. in the sev

cities tonight. they'll track that marine layer, 7:30. and there you can see the fog along the coastline. it will be dense in spots. the fog doesn't linger too long. we expect sunshine in the afternoon and a warmer day on tap. so, highs tomorrow in our microclimates. starting in the south bay for sunday, 93 in morgan hill and 86 for san jose and santa clara. along the peninsula, some morning fog along the coastline. 63 for half moon bay and 83 for redwood city. 74 for millberry. a little afternoon sunshine tomorrow. a little warm in south san francisco. 89 in santa rosa, 85 in san rafael, 83 in napa, and sausalito. in the east bay a mix of 70s and 80s. 83 the high in union city and inland is a hot day tomorrow in the 90s. 94 in concord and 92 the high in pleasanton. it is fog to sunshine tomorrow. a warm afternoon away from the coast. we'll see our temperatures take a little bit of a deep. dip. slightly below average and rebound nicely by friday and saturday with the fog bumped up along the coastline each and every morning, guys. >> okay. much appreciated, drew, thanks. >>> still ahead on

if you take a look at where we are now, it is cool in the city, 58 degrees. a little marine layer hugging the coast and that is all. just a little bit of it hugging the coast. it is a sunny and -- sunny and warm day today. the cooldown comes with a return of the wound. remember how it would get breezy in the afternoon? it seems to always do that and for the past couple of days it has taken a bit of a break. today the wind comes back along with the clouds and the cooler numbers that are felt tomorrow. not today. 93 today. inland, 78. 81 in redwood city. i will see what the rest of the forecast brings in a few minutes back to you. >>> crews on the east bay at the scene of a fire in pittsburg. you can see smoke coming from all the garbage as fire crews hose it down. it happened about an hour ago. no word yet on the cause. >>> more fire watch, the sykes fire has exploded to 1000 acres in lake and colusa county. video from the front lines shows being dropped on trees in the area as lames whip up in the hills. evacuations are on the way alongside. >>> this time-lapse captured the

containment lines to the north end of the fire in san mateo county and south of the city of santa cruz as the marine layer, once again, helped extinguish some flames along the coast. homes burnt to the ground in bonny doon and a group of locals who are grabbing hoses and renewsing to leave houses behind. >> no fire trucks and no one is helping us and we refuse to let people's houses burn to the ground. our local knowledge, our strength and the resources we do have to pull the water and get down there and put the darn thing out. >> reporter: cal fire has warned time and time again that residents staying behind or returning to an evacuation zone is not just illegal but also puts the firefighters in harm's way if they have to stage a rescue. we know six people had to be rescued on on sunday. the number of homes destroyed could increase drasticlly as the survey crews make their way out there to survey the land and get a better look at the destruction left behind by the czu lightning complex fire. for now reporting live in scots valley, julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you, julian. >>> in the north bay

ahead, so that cloud cover still hanging tight didn't really led most coastal and inland cities today, stubborn marine layer because of that in temperatures widespread 50's and 60's little bit cooler along the coast thing so that cool sea breeze influence the low to mid 60's as you make your way inland and wind speeds out there right now little bit blustery are today. so we did notice gusts upwards of 35 miles per hour or less making temperatures feel a lot cooler today, thanks to that wind chill factor but stormtracker 4 tracking that marine layer right along the coast, even in our inland valleys as well could produce some overnight drizzle continuing through your thursday morning. bringing us some measurable amount of rain as well but really traces amount expected right along the bay area's shoreline and for those of you along half moon bay, you could see upwards of about a 10th of an inch of rain or less so overnight lows tonight, mid 50's along the coast upper 50's as you make your way inland with 5 to 10 degrees of warming warming up to near average along the coast and east bay shoreline, mid 60'

containment lines to the north end of the fire in san mateo county and south of the city of santa cruz as the marinein, helped extinguish some flames along the coast. homes burnt to the ground in bonny doon and a group of locals who are grabbing hoses and renewsing to leave houses behind. >> no fire trucks and no one is helping us and we refuse to let people's houses burn to the ground. our local knowlee,