meantime, the marin county fair continues through tomorrow. where? yep, it is expected to be hot again. live in san rafael, cornell. bernard. abc seven news. >> got to get some of that hawaiian shave ice. all right, cornell, thank you. we are tracking one new wildfire just starting up in the sierra foothills. take a look. it's burning on the eastern edge of placerville, south of highway 50. time lapse video shows a ton of smoke, but there are aircraft already making drops. first responders just ordered new evacuations in the last 20 minutes, that fire has burned 20 acres. so far. vallejo police say an incident that started as an attempted traffic stop ended with a deadly crash overnight. officers tried to pull over a car at about 1 a.m. near sonoma boulevard, and lemon street, but they say the driver sped away, leading to a brief chase. the pursuit ended when the car collided with another vehicle a few blocks away. one person in the suspect vehicle was pronounced dead at the scene. the others in the car were all taken to a nearby hospital. members of

meantime the marin county fair continues tomorrow. it's expected to be hot once again. so stay cool, everybody. we're live in san rafael. cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> can't remind everyone enough. cornell. thank you. and we are tracking one new wildfire just starting up in the sierra foothills. take a look. it's burning on the eastern edge of placerville. this is south of highway 50. timelapse video shows a lot of smoke, but there are aircraft already making drops. first responders just ordered new evacuations. this was in the last 30 minutes or so. that fire has burned 20 acres so far. it's an unsanctioned summer tradition and today san francisco police are trying hard to stop it. officers brought out the barricades, trying to keep skaters from taking part in the dolores park hill bomb. abc seven news reporter ryan curry is live for us at dolores park. and ryan, did those skaters stay away? >> yeah. dion. good evening. i want to show you right behind me. these are the barricades that police have put up that are actually zip tied together. you can't move them. y

not specifically within marin county. but there are always steps the public should take to prepare ahead of wildfires. we are in that season so making sure you are signed up for the local emergency alerts and having a go bag ready in case you are part of an evacuation. >> reporter: thinking about lighting fireworks ahead of the fourth of july celebrations? forget it. >> fire works are illegal in marin county. and most of the bay area. so we definitely ask that the public go to areas where there are permitted fireworks like the marin county fair that's happening this week. >> reporter: and leah says she's taking these precautions seriously. >> we never do fireworks here. the light off kind just because we've seen so many bad fires over the last few years. >> reporter: as the red flag warning continues, residents are encouraged to stay informed and prepared. signing up for local emergency alerts at alertmarin.org. >> the alameda county fire department showing just how fast fireworks can spark grass fires. the hot temperatur

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police are thanking the marin county sheriff's department and marin county sheriff's search and rescuem for helping in the search. the man's cause of death has not been announced. in concord, police are asking for the public's help locating this missing man. 35 year old ryan penaloza went missing at about 830 last night from a home on lewis way, not far from the quarries in concord. investigators say the man has a distinct walk and is considered at risk because of developmental delays. penaloza is about six feet tall and was last seen wearing a blue. reno fire department t-shirt and jeans, similar to the picture here. operations at san francisco bay oakland airport getting back to normal today after that worldwide tech outage yesterday, the airport had several service and travel interruptions, with nearly 130 delayed flights and 13 cancellations this morning, lines appear to be moving along as passengers checked bags and made their way through tsa. travelers elsewhere haven't been so lucky. the tech outage has caused at least 1000 flight cancellations today. nationwide, fox's madison s

. >> one woman, at least in marin county, says she has been on a weeks long standoff with county officials she's been told to stop providing water to a major homeless encampment along northbound highway 101. we get the story tonight from ktvu tom vacar binford road along highway 101, just north of novato's town center is a longtime homeless encampment. >> almost 80 folks, mostly in cars, trucks and rvs with no shade, making it very hot in the summer, especially with no immediate source of water. though some of the folks here do have jobs, they cannot afford an apartment or home. bonnie and her dog, eli have lived here in her minivan for over a year. >> the covid and also my mother passed away and yeah, it was left to the street or with my rv. we need water because we don't have any shade. it's very hot when it's dehydrating. >> it's my belief that nobody should have a barrier to access potable drinking water. >> so every week or so, tara evans, anthropologist, archeologist, homeless and humankind advocate as well as a mom, drives her big pickup truck from her coast side home with a human f

another marin county fair in the books. another year that, hot or not, left them wanting more for you're happy to be alive. and monday, the cleanup begins. if you'd like to take part and volunteer, it goes from 5 to 7 in the evening in san rafael, zac sos, ktvu, fox two news, the san francisco fire department rescued a dog after it became trapped just about 15ft down below a cliff side. >> and this photo posted by the fire department, you can see just how steep the terrain is in that area. the call came in around 1030. this morning. crews were able to use a number of ropes to plhe hky to safety. just about 30 minutes later, the fire department says dogs should always be leashed while being walked near the coastal trails. >> new at 11 san francisco police are investigating a shooting that left a man injured last night. this video comes to us from citizen app. officers were called to 41st avenue near irving street just after 11 p.m. they found the victim lying in the street. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to rec

. >>> now, the sky was clearer over the marin county fairgrounds. vern glenn was there and sent us a video but it is the tower cameras that give you a good view of the illegal fireworks going off tonight this is how it looked all night from one of our oakland cameras. fireworks as far as the highs can see. tonight, an alert wildfire camera caught this fire blow up off of foothill court. we are waiting on word from san jose fire to see how close it has gotten to homes. still burning as far as we can tell. we will keep you posted on that. >> reporter: tonight, in martinez, the illegal fireworks were going off right behind firefighters who were busy working to put out a brush fire on michelle drive likely started by illegal fireworks, thankfully they gotten this one stopped. another fire just sparked as we speak. andrea nakano just got there. have they made progress on this one? >> reporter: they made really good progress. i want to show what you is going on. we are in a shopping center off of hillcrest avenue. there are a few hot spots on the hillside

another marin county fair in the books. another year that, hot or not, left them wanting more, or you're happy to be alive. >> and just under an hour of the fair left right now, another great fireworks show to wrap everything up tomorrow. the cleanup begins. if you want to take part, it goes from 5 to 7 in the evening. mike zac sos live tonight in san rafael. >> zach, thank you for that. authorities in sonoma county say a second person has drowned in the russian river in four days. the most recent incident happened in last night when a man was seen struggling in the water in monroe. his body was pulled from the water just a short time later on friday, search and rescue teams in sonoma county found the body of a man who went missing in the russian river. last week. deputies were called to the area of villa grande beach at 6:00 wednesday night. a man in his 20s was swimming in the river when the group he was with lost sight of him. after two days of searching, the victim was discovered not far from where he initially disappea

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. >> it looks like a major disaster hit marin county, doesn't it? but there's no reason to worry.imulation of a major earthquake done to test the readiness of first responders in the north bay, abc7 news reporter cornell bernard shows you how it went. search and rescue. >> call out if you can hear me. >> marin county's urban search and rescue team is looking for survivors following a major earthquake in point reyes. >> we simulated an 8.2 magnitude earthquake. could be just devastating. devastating. the duration could be anywhere from seconds to a minute of shaking this drill, as real as it gets. >> team members cutting through concrete rubble and shattered glass to reach crushed cars. some simulated victims are pulled to safety. >> we are entering building six to do a primary search. >> high copy entering 3-6 for primary search. >> this victim had to be hoisted out of a building in a stretcher basket. >> the goal of this program is to get boots on the ground in the quickest, most efficient manner possible to rescue the most amount of people possible. search and rescue. >> call ou

you know, 24 over seven, 365. >> in marin county, cornell, bernard. seven news. >> now it's your morning money report. a huge success for amazon prime. members purchased more items this prime day than ever before. adobe analytics is reporting shoppers spent $14.2 billion this year. that is an 11% increase from last year. the e-commerce giant says millions of customers joined prime in the past three weeks, so they could get in on the discounts. if you're not familiar with prime day, it's a time when members get exclusive deals, and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning, we are down about 160 points. >> you can get a degree now in dole whip. i'm talking about the soft serve dessert. dole is celebrating 40 years since it introduced the sweet treat at disney world in 1984. so now dole is launching dole whip university, which is an online program that will challenge you to come up with some creative twists on the classic dessert. there are 14 flavors that you can use to create new ideas. once you've cr

we've heard back from alameda and marin counties each reporting zero heat related deaths for the monthly. we also heard back from sonoma county, which reported one heat related death. since the beginning of this month. we're live this morning from san jose. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, james, thank you. 833 now is your time. napa valley has been hit hard by wildfires over the last 5 to 10 years. and after weathering the pandemic and all the time it takes to rebuild, two popular wine country destinations have risen from the ashes. ktvu is betty yu has more on how they're turning disaster into opportunity. >> as you can see, there's the rock wall carved deep into a hillside underground and fully insulated. >> the newly rebuilt state of the art signorello estate on the silverado trail in napa just might be the most fire resistant property in wine country, so this is, we think about as fire resistant as you can get. senior ella estate made headlines in 2017 as the first winery to completely burn to the ground in the atlas fire, one of the most destructive in californ

you know, 24 over seven, 365. >> in marin county, cornell, bernard. news. >> a popular surfing spot in san mateo county is on a list of the most polluted beaches in the state. linda mar beach in pacifica, along with lakeshore park in san mateo, are the only bay area beaches on heal the bay's most polluted list. the report says. both locations have pollution caused by urban runoff. ratings for beaches in marin, san francisco and sonoma counties range from 86 to 96, all east bay beaches got above average grades. people opposing the partial closure of san francisco's great highway gathered for a protest. some people who live nearby drove in a caravan yesterday to demonstrate against a november ballot measure that would permanently close the great highway between slosser boulevard and lincoln way. many sunset district residents say drivers used neighborhood streets to go around the closure that causes congestion and nois. >> it's very disruptive to the elderly people who are trying to put their kids to sleep, people trying to walk in the neighborhood and i

up next, why one woman in marin county claimed she was threatened with legal action for giving water to a homeless encampment. >> there's hot inland today, but not as hot as yesterday. yesterday was really hot, but today we saw some low one. hundreds. it's cooling off. the winds have switched to the fog, is trying to come back and a sea breeze will return. you're going n introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one today. claims she's been told to stop providing water to a major homeless encampment along northbound highway 101, binford road, along highway 101, just north of novato's town center is a longtime homeless encampment. >> almost 80 folks, mostly in cars, trucks and rvs with no shade, making it very hot in the summer, especially with no immediate source of water. though some of the folks here do have jobs, they cannot afford an apartment or home. bonnie and her dog, eli have liv

but now, she says, the director of the marin county homeless agency has told her to stop in the interest of health and safety. >> i was flabbergasted, i was shocked these were people in need in over 100 degree weather that were suffering. >> the county says it appreciates fund raising and volunteer efforts from the community to support the homeless. in a statement that was sent to ktvu gary nadja rice, the director of homelessness, and coordinated care for the county, said in part, quote, we ask that individuals and organizations please coordinate with the county before engagement to protect the health and safety of our clients and ensure volunteers are in accordance with any legal requirements. the county provides water through multiple agencies to clients support clients in obtaining water from reputable resources, work another five years, get a raise, and just make a lot more money. >> the new proposal to try to address staffing levels at the san francisco police department and another major winemaker files for bankruptcy. >> what it means for the rest of the industry. >> and a heat a

. >> now the director of marin county's homeless agency told tara to stop making deliveries in the interests of health and safety, even suggesting possible legal consequences. >> i was flabbergasted, i was shocked these were people in need in over 100 degree weather that were suffering. >> i don't understand why he would not want us to have water. i mean, i think we all should be treated equal. it's my belief that we do need to care for one another, and it's in a compassionate world that we want to raise our children in. >> marin county's director of homelessness and coordinated care says, we deeply appreciate fundraising and volunteer efforts from the community to support the homeless. we ask that individuals and organizations please coordinate with the county before engagement to protect the health and safety of our clients and ensure volunteers are in accordance with any legal requirements. go anywhere in the country and the truth about homelessness is that it is everywhere. and unless we have a national program to truly get people into housing, this will go on and on and will very likely

pass the torch, joe. >> pass the torch in marin county. cornell, bernard abc seven news former president donald trump has formally accepted the republican nomination for president during a more than 90 minute speech at the rnc last night, he spoke about everything from the economy to the middle east and immigration, a cnn reports. >> he also made more than 20 false claims. election day is now 109 days away, and the first early votes will be cast in just eight weeks time. new details, meantime, have emerged about the suspected shooter at former president trump's rally last weekend. multiple law enforcement sources confirmed to abc news suspicions about the suspect, thomas matthew crooks, were first raised by other people in the crowd at the rally when they spotted crooks with a rangefinder and a duffel bag. a member of a local swat team first spotted crooks about one hour before the shooting, when he walked by a window. sources also say crooks researched other mass shooters leading up to the attack, and individuals and individual using croo

it's just 2 days away, residents in marin county are heeding that warning. >>>>because cious for ourselves like we don't, you know, have a fire. we have a fire pit, but it's not, um wood burning. but, you know obviously we won't light that on the red flag warning days. >gianna>and as the red flag warning continues, you should stay informed and prepared to sign up for your local emergency alerts at alert, marin.org the excessive heat and extreme fire conditions have forced the east bay regional park district to close its inland parks, swimming pools and shoreline regional parks. those will remain open. now you can see the full list of closures on east bay parks website at ebay parks. the alameda county fire department showing just how fast fireworks can spark a grass fires. look at that the hot temperatures this week have fire officials worried this independence day, wilson walker spoke to them about the threat. >>>>temperatures always seen around 4 of july. like like he creeps creeps up on this, like the temperature knows this is the week. this is the year f

staying in a marine county taking a look. >> from our mount tam cam, we get a little bit of five-g over the city. there was definite little cloudy, my neighborhood for sure. today, lawrence is here to let us in on what he is thinking, whether, yeah, i think we've got a nice trend coming our way. temperatures going to start to warm up just a little bit of time. before we start to talk about some hotter weather, i think as we get into next weekend and early next week. >> out the door right now, though, really kind of a nice afternoon outside. we've had that nice seabreeze that carrying with it. some low clouds and fog and just begin to make their way back inside the bay. right now, this is looking down from our sutro cam. you can see that fog beginning to slide inside the bay right now that will thicken up again and going make a pretty good run. well onshore tonight, probably see some drizzle along the coastline, maybe an inside the bay couple patches, 60's coast side right now. 69 in san mateo, warm 78 in san jose. 79 in livermore does 82 right now in concord, 79 in napa and 7, 9 also in

you can barely see the golden gate, but over there, marin county, angel island, we got some blue sky y, it should be a nice day. once all that marine layer blows away on a sunday. good to have you here on mornings on two on this sunday. i'm frank mallicoat and i'm betty yu. >> we saw amanda out there with her hoodie on. got the hoodie up. so if you're in san francisco, rosemary looks like you have to bring some layers. wear some layers. >> yes, for today we are going to get back to some warmer weather guys, as we get into the days ahead. but today temperatures are going to continue to cool off outside our doors. we are seeing a deeper marine layer, a decent onshore breeze and we know those two combined are going to help to put our temperatures in check, giving you a live look here from ktvu as we attempt to look towards san francisco. can't see it from this point of view this morning. coastal flood advisory does continue. if you are just joining us, this began a couple of days ago. we'll go until early tuesday morning. the astronomical tides creating those flooding conditions in and a

what they're learning in each library. >> the exhibit now on display through september 30th in marin countyrnell, bernard. abc seven news. >> check that out. it looks really important and interesting. well, still ahead here, it's a true indicator of fire season when you see the goats on bay area hillsides, we'll tell you where these guys are doing their important work. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. strike team is already headed up to lassen and modoc counties to prepare for the lightning activity that is expected this weekend, which could, of course, spark fires. while two engine strike teams had a dozer strike team as well are ready for anything closer to home. so they are gearing up. a

. >> while the heat did not stop large crowds from enjoying themselves today out at the marin county fair, the temperature hit 100 degrees once again in san rafael fair, guests loaded up on ice, drinks and water out at the civic center grounds. instead of standing in the sun, fair goers could watch live music from under a large shade of ten, or at least from the comfort of a lawn chair. one marin county official says hot weather did not dry out today's attendance. >> i feel like people are ready to have fun, be out in the sun, stay hydrated of course. bring your water bottles. we have water filling stations throughout the fairgrounds, but it's just a fun summer. a fun summer event to go to. even though it's hot, it cools down at night to enjoy the concerts and the fireworks and everyone is here. >> and night one of the fair closed out with a beautiful fireworks show, trying to avoid the traffic. some people watched up on a hill above mcginnis, just a few miles away. in just a matter of hours, portions of the east bay hills will be closed to anyone who does not live in the area. berke

new at 11, the marin county board of supervisors announced a big move today to address the dangers ofldren using e-bikes. the board says it does intend to adopt an ordinance that will ban anyone under 16 from riding class two e-bikes. helmets will also be required for all riders. the supervisors say they'll create a formal subcommittee and expand a task force on the safety issue. these new rules come after several reported accidents in marin county, where children and teens were hurt riding those e-bikes. >> well, tens of thousands of pounds of illegal cannabis has been seized near state parks in california. governor newsom made the announcement today. several government agencies raided illegal farms near saddleback butte state park, and colonel allensworth state historic park. there, they found thousands of illegal cannabis plants and several illegal firearms. newsom has cracked down on illegal cannabis in recent years, forming the unified cannabis enforcement task force in 2022. since january, the task force has destroyed more than 120,000 plants and seized more than $120 million wo

. >> john carroll is marin county superintendent of schools. he supports the no cell phone pledge.ffice sued several social media companies, claiming they were contributing to an increase in mental health disturbances among young people. >> we have really solid evidence that social media companies algorithms have set kids up where they're compromising their emotional health, setting the stage for social bullying, social psychologist jonathan haidt has rules for kids and smartphones one. >> no smartphone before 14. you can give them a flip phone. you send them out, but you do not give a child the internet in their pocket where strangers can reach them. >> i knew what tesla wanted a smartphone screenagers as a series of documentaries exploring how technology impacts the mental health of kids, created by marin county film maker lisa tab. >> my feeling is that it's one of the biggest gifts we can give our kids in this moment is to have phones off and away all day. >> some novato parents say they're ready to take the no cell phone pledge. what do you think of that? >> i think that's a g

. >> in the north bay, a new exhibit in marin county library branches is highlighting the historical he contributions of its black pioneers, including many who came to the area during world war two to work in the shipyards. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard spoke with the founder of the exhibit about what it means to her. >> it is a california black history story. it is a national story. >> marin city resident felicia gaston is preserving the rich history of her community the only way she knows how, by creating an exhibit for all to see at the marin county library. >> what i like about it is that whatever area you live in, you can come and get a taste of it through a partnership with the library. >> gaston's archive collection is now on display at all ten branches, highlighting the history of black pioneers who came to marin city in the 1940s to build ships for the war effort. >> they came out to build a better life for themselves and their families. they were leaving the jim crow south, but when they came here, they all helped build these 93 ships. >> what we love is really, i

. >> john carroll is marin county superintendent of schools. he supports the no cell phone pledge. last year, his office sued several social media companies, claiming they were contributing to an increase in mental health disturbances among young people. >> we have really solid evidence that social media companies algorithms have set kids up where they're compromising their emotional health, setting the stage for social bullying, social psychologist jonathan haidt has rules for kids and smartphones one. >> no smartphone before 14. you can give them a flip phone. you send them out. but you do not give a child the internet in their pocket where strangers can reach them. >> i knew what tesla wanted a smartphone screenagers is a series of documentaries exploring how technology impacts the mental health of kids. >> created by marin county film maker lisa tab. >> my feeling is that it's one of the biggest gifts we can give our kids in this moment is to have phones off and away all day. >> some novato parents say they're ready to take the no cell phone pledge. what do you think of that? >

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and the heat arriving just in time for the marin county fair. we are breaking down all the summer fun and the signature east bay r&b band set to perform today. also, there's fun with water that's going to be important today. keep it hot dogs and corn dogs those hot spots where we will see temperatures over 100 degrees for this afternoon and continuing for several hours. stay hydrated and we'll talk about what to expect as we go into the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. and right now, the richmond side of the bridge to san rafael, that's 580 westbound showing the commute starting to build on the approach. and of course, at the toll plaza itself, we'll show you where things are changing. some for the better, some for the worse. coming up. all right. well, it's shark week. new researchers suggest the sounds that may attract ocean predators. today's show is considering continuing. rather, it's shark watch series with a deep dive on hearing tests for sharks and thompson joins southern california shark scientists to see how it works. most o

those that might be labeled safe and sane can't up in marin county. only proof fireworks are those on display at the marin county fair, which runs through are from wednesday, july 3rd through sunday. police are going to be on the lookout for any illegal use of fireworks will be handing out citations. well, the nba free agency is in full swing and klay thompson's future with the golden state has been decided. the giants also taking on the dodgers 2 in a classic game. sports director jason dumas has all the highlights. >> over the last few days, i knew this was a growing possibility, but i have to say, writing this script still felt a bit surreal. klay thompson's 13 year run as a golden state warriors. it's coming to an end. he has informed the organization that he intends to play elsewhere next season, clay felt that a fresh start would be best for both parties. of course he will leave. organization is one of the best players to ever wear a warriors uniform. but the last 3 years have been up and down for thompson. there has been frustration over his ro

. >> i think it's really important to have a partnership with families, john carroll is marin countyent of schools. >> he supports the no cell phone pledge. last year, his office sued several social media companies, claiming they were contributing to an increase in mental health disturbances among young people. >> we have really solid evidence that social media companies algorithms have set kids up where they're compromising their emotional health, setting the stage for social bullying. >> social psychologist jonathan haidt has rules for kids and smartphones one. >> no smartphone before 14. you can give them a flip phone. you send them out, but you do not give a child the internet in their pocket where strangers can reach them. >> i knew what tesla wanted a smartphone screenagers is a series of documentaries exploring how technology impacts the mental health of kids. >> created by marin county filmmaker lisa tabb. >> my feeling is that it's one of the biggest gifts we can give our kids in this moment is to have phones off and away all day. >> some novato parents say they're ready to

county is low, in fact, with 404 at dimond gas and mart and circle k on oak grove road and in marin county, you'll have the best price in san rafael. that's 409 at the mobil on ritter street. so that's a little bit different than we typically see for the best in that county. but these are all being reported by you gasbuddy.com on the roadways, we have a smooth, easy drive. we've seen a lighter volume for the week. so far in the early morning commute, and that's what we're seeing as traffic comes back online for niles canyon highway 84. there was a car fire on highway i'm sorry, highway four up here over by bailey, but that did clear from the roadway. the bay bridge looks like it's a very smooth, easy drive right now. leaving earlier is better than later today. back to you. thank you. mike. well, keeping cool during this hot weather ahead on today in the bay. some places where you'll be able to take a dip for free are. that would be nice. plus a hollywood twist in the paramount merger saga. the preliminary agreement is set to unite those two big studios and a new warning for netflix users.

lgbtq pride festival at the marin county fairgrounds.its, music, and also games and people gathered for the nightly fireworks show there. you still have time to visit the fair today and tomorrow from 11 a.m. until 11 p.m. tickets are $25 and all. marin transit bus lines to the fair will be free. organizers say a record number of volunteers took part in post 4th of july holiday beach cleanup events at lake tahoe. nearly 800 people combed the shores and the trails for trash yesterday. it's part of the 11th annual keep tahoe red, white and blue. more than 1,800 pounds of trash was removed. well next on abc. seven mornings at 6 a.m, the presiden, sitting down for his first on air interview since last week's controversial debate. the reaction from other democrats, including former san francisco mayor willie brown, an evacuation orders lifted in butte county. firefighters gained containment as they battle the flames in extreme heat. >> this is abc 724 over seven. >> in san francisco, live at levi's stadium in san jose. >> live in oakland. >> y

i want the big three, another marin county fair in the books. year that, hot or not, left them wanting more. are you happy to be alive in san rafael? zac sos ktvu, fox two news and the hot weather did not stop thousands of people from attending the final weekend of the alameda county fair. >> there were big crowds both saturday and sunday for the annual summertime event at the county fairgrounds in pleasanton. they enjoy the rides and the traditional fair food and drink, as they did their best to beat the heat like a smoothie. >> something fruit, something cool that desirable. people see it and they say, oh, where'd you get that from? >> i get the big old turkey leg because i'm from texas and they say it's turkey size, texas size. turkey leg. >> so i get that everything's bigger in texas. >> better believe it. i love it, even the heat. >> organizers suggesting fairgoers come during the evening hours when the temperatures were a bit cooler. but many people decided to brave the hot weather this weekend and attend the fair during the daytime. well,

so today, temperatures from the marin county coastline, pretty mild from the upper 60s here.f moon bay 83, in santa cruz. here's a look at concord. you could top out at 108 today, but look what happens tomorrow. trough sets up offshore and we're going to see a couple of days of some pretty good relief from sunday into monday. even tuesday, not looking bad, but high pressure rebuilds by the middle of next week. and that's why we're seeing that spike into next wednesday. so we're not going to see that marine layer even get close to our inland valleys. we'll just see a trough along the coast enhance that onshore flow tomorrow. 95 in san jose. so still just as hot today. 105 morgan hill has got us 102 on the peninsula. you saw mid 90s yesterday. redwood city, that sea breeze today 90 again for you mid 80s palo alto downtown. it's been in the 70s. it's been pleasant. and another day of low 70s downtown 101 santa rosa. that's hotter than yesterday. had a bit of a breeze yesterday in san rafael. but you still managed 101. we'll see. temperatures in the mid 90s, low 80s in oakland to

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so that's as you head out of marin county this morning. >>> let's talk about this. illegal fireworks kept police and firefighters busy. likely you heard them late into the night and many parts of the bay. i woke up and my dogs let me know. the fireworks sparked some fires around the bay. look at this video out of oakland right now. every one of these you see illegal fireworks popping all over oakland and in fact, well into alameda county. especially illegal fireworks over near the oakland coliseum. we heard from many of you that these lilt up the skies for hours through the night. yeah, same story in martinez, people didn't care that this is the result. fireworks popping off and then firefighters right there behind them. trying to put out a brush fire. look, this can take out someone's home and hope you had fun everybody and it wasn't fun for the homeowners. and thankfully firefighters got this one stopped. our andrea nakano reports. >> reporter: we started hearing popping noises right away during our first interview. residents are telling me that these fireworks ha

once you get to marin county, you won't have any problems.ice and clear at this hour. a very stark difference compared to what it was just about an hour ago. 750 is the time a lot of fog in these traffic cameras. this morning, steve. >> that is correct, ali. this is the biggest fog bank. i think we've had in about a week, if not longer. but it is solid on most of the coast as most locations are dealing with some low clouds, or at least it's close by. but if you want cooler weather, this is going to win out today. there's just no doubt here. 50s on a lot of the temps unless you're well inland. still, some 60s on the peninsula has been running pretty warm here. san carlos, menlo park, mountain view, all in the low 60s. boulder creek does 5354 hollister more 60s though san jose, santa clara, cupertino, saratoga, campbell all in there yet around socal, aptos, santa cruz, scotts valley, felton it's all mid 50s so there is a big spread there on those temps. 72 reno after 105 yesterday for a record high 49. south lake tahoe after 92 record high yest

that's if you're heading from marin county into richmond.re showing you the view from our triple a traffic camera of the opposite direction. so this is traffic heading west into marin county in that direction things look good. but again, in the eastbound direction, you don't see that many cars coming through. and that is because there is a crash in the middle of the span, and it is slowing traffic down. maybe you see the tow trucks there getting ready to help assist with that. here's a live view of the east shore freeway. if you're driving from westbound 80 all the way down through berkeley, emeryville into or towards the macarthur maze, you'll have a pretty easy drive. the metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza, but traffic here is light 601. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. ali, we are monitoring the developing story of a worldwide tech outage affecting everything from financial transactions to air travel. >> it's major ktvu is. amanda quintana is at oakland in oakland at san francisco oakland international airport, wh

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it will take you no time at all now to get into marin county. very different than what it was just about an hour ago. even half an hour ago. and the bay bridge toll plaza is in good shape. this morning has been all morning long. 810. let's go back to the desk. >> hey, mike. ali. thank you. some new details this morning about the attempted assassination of donald trump, what the secret service saw just before trump took that stage. that's coming next. >> but first zip trip friday is here. and today we are going to foster city. up next, we get a little sneak peek into the san mateo county city. >> and just a quick reminder, you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts and see stories on demand on all streaming devices. just search for the fox local lab, then select ktvu introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one today.

. >> meet the pups bringing high flying fun to the marin county fair. >>> family, backyard time, grilling time, hanging out with friends. who doesn't look forward to the fourth? it's summertime. >> and celebrating the fourth is about freedom, fire works and of course the food. how much will that cookout cost? well, lot of that for the franco family has gone to costco and safeway the past couple of days getting ready for the fourth of july. i'm gianna franco and friday for some since tomorrow is a holiday. >> i'm reed cowan. let's see what mother nature is serving up to us this summer heat streak continue. we're in an excessive heat warning it's been extended to next week and some places in the bay could see triple digits. it's a first alert weather day. so let's first get to jessica burch. good morning, jess. >>> good morning to you guys. how was yesterday for both of you? >> hot. hot. >> nice. >> okay. well, gianna is saying nice because she lives along the coast which kind of plays a huge factor into the forecast for us today but for the inland areas it's another scorcher as we head int

this comes as sonoma, napa, marin and solano counties are seeing record level tax assessments. the assessments are conducted throughout the year by county assessors. cities including napa and american canyon recently saw some of the biggest increases in tax value assessments happening. now, a new ferry service across the bay is up and running. people can take the oakland alameda water shuttle from jack london square to alameda landing for free. ktvu ali rasmus is one of the lucky ones aboard the ferries maiden voyage. hi ali. >> hi. yes, we just came over from jack london square. now we're on the alameda side. one of the things that surprised me is how fast this shuttle gets from one side of the estuary to the other. it took just about five minutes. so now we're on the alameda side. this is near circle immigrant park. and so you see some of the people from alameda getting on board. you'll notice bicycles are also allowed and welcome on this ferry. in fact, that's one of the reasons why they have this new oakland alameda water shuttle. it's to safely give people another option o

the fireworks shows are going to be happening in san francisco, san jose and marin county kron four's 4th of july live tomorrow at 9 o'clock. >> rescue crews at pier 39 this morning saving a woman who fell into the water. the fire department says she was screaming for help struggling there in the water. she was eventually rescued and taken to the hospital. residents in san francisco's went in to sta neighborhood back in their homes tonight after being evacuated. police swarming the area 14th in buena vista way after they say a person was. >> shooting at deputies who were trying to evict them. no deputies were hurt, though. they say the person was barricaded inside their home for several hours. the man is being charged in connection last month's mass shooting in oakland. the shooting broke out during a juneteenth celebration at lake merritt. a total of 14 people were hurt. the alameda county district attorney's office announcing today that kelly, he's charged with felony assault with a firearm for shooting 4 people. investigators say kelley is also a convicted felon and should not have

you can see it up through the marin county coastline, san mateo coast.day, but it will be cool with 60s there. and then by your monday morning, look at the fog footprint. it's all the way over into oakland this afternoon. 20 to 25 mile an hour winds. you can see them moving right on through the delta there. so that's that breeze that will help you out today with those winds kicking up throughout the afternoon. and then they dial back overnight into monday afternoon. they're even a little stronger so that cooling continues into monday and tuesday. today though, back to the 90s not a whole lot of relief here in the south bay with 95 san jose upper 80s in milpitas along the peninsula were still in the 80s here, but along the shoreline there, 60s with partly cloudy skies. south city in the 70s. and up in the north bay the afternoon. you'll feel the breeze, but the heat up is quick, so low 90s for petaluma and even from cloverdale to lakeport, still about 108 there and on the bay shore here. oakland. another warm day at 80, but breezy in the afternoon. so tha

the marin county fair returns.omeone stay runs until sunday, july 7th in sandra fell. >> you know, it's known for a lot of good things, but also big traffic jam. so this iran is offering a free buses like trains, bicycle valet service. the smart train, which takes people right to the fairgrounds will provide late night service after the fireworks. the marin county bicycle coalition will offer free valet service until 11:00pm. if you are planning to hit the coast, a cold the weather service says might not really be the safest area. a new moon today could cause flooding may be dangerous. surf conditions. there could be road closures in some spots of the water overlaps throat. let's talk about the forecast as we take a live look outside and kyla is back, hide area. and kevin, we do have a coastal flood advisory now wednesday evening. just to address that we're talking about the new moon kind of causing. >> that title surge, obviously, in addition to that, we're talking about heat and as we take a live look outside her

the marin county fair returns. wednesday. it will run until sunday, july 7th.you know, this isn't a standard fell known for a lot of things that are good but also big traffic jams. so this iran is offering free buses, late trains, even bicycle valet service. the smart train, which will take people right to the fairgrounds. provide late night service after the fireworks and the marin county bicycle coalition will offer free bike valet service until 11:00pm. >> all right. look at this little kitten that had to be rescued twice and the same day, actually, it's pretty sizable. this was in san ramon. somebody saw little cat on the side of the freeway friday morning. >> the woman picked it up, put it in her car, but then on the way to the vet, the cat got stuck between the brake pedal and the dashboard or trying to picture this one a so firefighters a mobile that a mobile mechanic. >> if you look, that's stock clerk alex little but they've managed to untangle of the cat was named gaza. and it sounds like >> the woman or gas pedal get it. the woman who rescued the cat