. >> reporter: nestled in the hills of mendocino county lies joanna's pot farm. you consider yourself a small farm. >> definitely. the smallest of small. >> reporter: she grows on a quarter of an acre. because she grows legally, she had to overcome a number of hurdles, like making sure her ants were far from the property line. but growing insurginseizure -- insurgence is high. with all the competition, they can't expand. >> we've gotten outside jobs to make this small farm stay alive. >> reporter: do you worry, do you even notice that ultimately it may not work out for you? >> every day. >> reporter: it's not going to work out for a lot of small farmers, and these are the guys who break the bad news. they're land management consultants who inspect pot farms to see if they meet state and local requirements. back when marijuana was illegal, growers hid in the hills. it turns out the land that's good for hiding is not always good for growing. >> that's the hard part of the job, is being the bad guy. sometimes you have to tell them, i'm sorry, but this property isn't

you can see a nice frontal system in eureka and mendocino county with rain up there.ons of the state getting rain. for us clouds and possibly some drizzle first thing tomorrow morning. so in fact right now we have the fog already regroup near portions of the coast and the bay. current informs 68, napa 78. santa rosa 82. san jose checking in at 71. wind speeds fairfield now checking in with a gust to 26 miles an hour. santa rosa winds only at 5 miles per hour. and some more reports at sfo a stronger gust close to 40 miles an hour. here's our live camera looking out towards san francisco. this is neat here just above the city. and still some fog making a comeback near the coast and portion of the bay. first thing tomorrow morning, partly to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures will be in the 50s. so we are starting out saturday with some cloud cover possibly some drizzle. tomorrow will be e cooler day of the weekend. coming up we'll have a look at the forecast highs for tomorrow and eventually talk about the 90s making a big comeback. >>> there are new developments in the

it's napa county, eastern sonoma county, a good chunk of lake and mendocino county. the winds will pick up gusting in the mountains to 30 to 40 miles per hour dropping the relative humidity. let's look at futurecast, which is not calling for a windy day tomorrow. as we roll through the day, 10, 15 miles per hour, watch the surge of wind saturday morning, 20 to 25 miles per hour likely getting stronger saturday. it's also going to be heat because the source of our air will come from the north. that's an offshore wind. pittsburg tomorrow 93 degrees, 101 coming up on saturday. we'll talk about how long the heat lasts coming up. >>> a plan to let the grass grow over these 18 holes rejected by the judge, the golf course stuck in legal limbo. >> it was stocked up for fire season, trashed, the salvation army kitchen hit by vandals. >> a win for mexico is a win for californians, the world cup challenge that could end in free beer. along sir francis drake boulevard will not be sold and turned into open space... at least for the time being. >>> a reprieve for some marin county

it lists 12 fires in sonoma, napa, lake, mendocino, humboldt and butte counties and concludes that allees or tree limbs. the report doesn't include the tubbs fire in santa rosa, which destroyed thousands of hopes and was the most destructive wildfire in california history. more now on this breaking news from debora villalon in burlingame tonight. debora. >> reporter: we are at a law firm that scrambled to respond to this late day announcement by cal fire. it's a firm that represents dozens of victims from what cal fire calls the october fire siege. conclusions now reached on those 12 fires including some in napa and mendocino counties in which people died point to limbs and trees falling on power lines, pg&e equipment coming apart in a high wind and power polls snapping. in eight of the 12 where brush was too close to lines, cal fires turned its conclusions over

for one family in mendocino county it was an unimaginable horror. the shepard family tried to outrun the firestorm but were trapped by the flames. 14-year-old ky died at the scene. i talked to ky's aunt just after he died. >> ky was just an amazing boy. i wish everyone could have seen that smile of his in person and known what a strong, brave, like wise soul that he was. 14 years was not enough. that's for sure. >> reporter: his sister 17- year-old cressa suffered severe burns and died three weeks later. their parents john and sarah have survived, but, of course, they have terrible injuries as well. you can imagine the reality that that family as well as so many other families are dealing with in the aftermath of these fires. of course, as news spreads throughout napa and sonoma counties as well as mendocino the companies about what cal fire says was the cause of these blazes, word is spreading quickly and a lot of the folks say they're not surprised. guys. >> thank you, emily. stay with us. we'll get back to you in just a minute, but first we want

the mendocino county sheriff says the young mother left her 18 month old son inside a her car for 10 hours while visiting a friend in willits. they were called to the scene after 1:30 wednesday afternoon. by that time the tempature outside the car was 80 degrees.the website noheatstroke-dot-org says it's the first child vehicular heatstroke so far this year in the state. heartbreaking i have three kids i couldn't imagine putting my kids in that situation i could don't know what's going through peoples minds i don't think they mean the worst but i think that people underestimate what he can do to people and as tempatures around the bay are expected to heat up....local law enforcement ask that parents be mindful of their little ones.. if you're if it's outside it's 800 after sometime 2030 minutes inside of the car can go to 130 so people don't think about that (maureen)outside this temperature guage on my smart phone reads 91 degrees but it feels like 88 degreesbut it didn't take long for the red arrow on analog thermometer i placed on the dashboard inside my car to shoot higher than i

a few clouds over mendocino county but it is all about the fog. it will retreat. there will be some low 90s, vacaville is in there, clear lake, it will be closed for some. 60s, 70s and mid 80s, upper 80s to near 90 degrees but 70s around the bay, including berkeley and oakland. san jose is in the upper 80s, santa cruz 74, 60s on the coast and the city, 70s to soft 80s on the peninsula. soft 80s. thursday summer begins and then it gets warm to hot really quick. that will happen friday and saturday and cool off sunday. >>> scary moments for saudi arabia's team as the soccer team was landing at the russia airport. the team plant caught -- the team plane caught fire. the plane made an emergency landing. it did land safely. no one was hurt. the airline is blaming a bird that flew into the engine. >>> ktvu fox 2 is your home for a pair of world cup matches today. starting at 7 am it is world cup today. they have poland versus senegal at 8 am and then russia will take on egypt. both of those matches will be right here on ktvu fox 2. "mornings on 2" will move over to ktvu

throughout the day, heat illness possible through mendocino county and parts of the north.et ready for well above-average temperatures and a red flag warning in effect, as well, through parts of the north bay for the north bay mountains until 11:00 tonight. gusts up to 40 miles per hour. very low humidity. so any fires that start can spread very rapidly. and for lake county and solano county, the red flag warning continues until tomorrow morning. so poor air quality expected today for the inland east bay and santa clara valley. that's why spare the air alert has been issued. so try to cut back on pollution. try to limit your time outdoors because it is going to be hot in those areas, as well. if you're headed to a's game, it's going the be warm and pleasant. so grab the sunscreen, t-shirt and shorts kind of day. temperatures in the low 80s. and highs range today from upper 60s to near 70 at the coast. san francisco is 76. lots of 80s around the bay, including fremont at 88 and check out the triple digits. concord, 101. antioak, livermore, 102. up in santa rosa, 100 degrees.

high fire danger were a red flag warning in effect for north bay mountains and mendocino county.his high pressure will bring us warm temperatures with gusts up to 40 miles per hour. humidity very low. so fires can spread very easily once they start. for parts of lake county and solano county, the red flag warning continues until tomorrow morning. spare the air today with poor air quality expected in the inland, east bay and santa clara valley. try to cut back on pollution, take mass transit, limit time outdoors, have that extra water bottle, as well. temperatures in the low 80s at the start of the a's game. they'll range from upper 60s to low 100s. so in half moon bay, 68 degrees. san francisco, 76. oakland, 83. san jose, 93. but we'll see lots of triple digit heat. santa r santa rosa, 103. near or above a hundred, through concord, antioch, fairfield. so you get the idea it is going to be sizzling today. if you head to the beach, bring sunscreen and reapply it often. santa cruz, up to 77 degrees. and the water will still be very chilly at 54 degrees. now tomorrow, things will sta

that is for the north bay hills and lake county and mendocino. the northerly winds are increasing. the elevations of above 1500 feet and as a result we have a warning. it begins at 11 pm today until saturday. the winds are set to move in early tomorrow morning. satellite shows the skies because wind is increasing out of the north. here we go with a wind direction. it is a warming wind as well. look at temperatures change compared to this time yesterday. it is noticeably warmer in fairfield it 90 degrees. even san carlos is five degrees and it translates to lots of 80s out to concorde and livermore. 69 in santa rosa. there's a big area of high pressure offshore and it is building in. it may headline a warmer friday. there is a fog and keep an eye on this. it will make a comeback as early as saturday night and into sunday. that will bring in some cool air for the second half of the weekend. not for today. not for tomorrow. there will be a temperature range with north to northeast winds increasing. it will boost the fire danger. even if you're not covered under that warning area fire

ib us, look at r humboldt, mendocino county. for us cloud coverage is what we'll see. then our temperatures drop slightly. so your saturday will start off cool and then sunday, we get that sunshine back. next week in fact this is what happens. this ridge of high pressure is really going to warm up. here's the seven-day forecast. 70s to 90s next week. >>> good morning, everybody. i got a little something. i don't know if you can even put a dollar figure on it. is it the sportscast? ha! no. i'm talking about the nba championship game 4 later on. yeah, we got material coming out of cleveland. we'll, um, cash in on this report. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> good morning. time now 5:22. we made it to friday. this is 80 at 4 starting to see a few more brake lights westbound. we are tracking a crash a little further ahead westbound 80 at hilltop drive couple of cars blocking the left lane. we'll continue to track this crash and we are getting first repo

parts of mendocino county could see some clouds later this afternoon. don't have to worry about any shower activity. overall it looks a little warmer today. 60s, 70s, inland 80s to near 90 degrees. tomorrow about the same, we might take a few degrees off some of the temperatures. we level it off thursday, that is the first day of summer. the first full day of summer gets warm and then it gets hot inland and then it gets really hot. >> dress in layers? >> it depends on where you live. >> just keep the night kind of cool. >> they are not bad. >> i need that temperature swing at night to cool down. sun california lawmakers are considering a bill that lawmakers say would protect consumers from unknowingly ingesting harmful toxins. manufactures would be required to label food wrappers and two boxes that contain chemicals. those chemicals help to prevent moisture and grease from seeping through, but toxins can get into the food. lawmakers say the legislation will push consumers to make more informed choices on what and how they eat. see me -- >> we believe it

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this comes after a toddler died of heat stroke in mendocino county . outside when he was found inside a car. deputies say the mother -- alexandrea scott -- left her 18 month old son inside her car for nearly 10 hours with the windows rolled up while visiting a friend. <"if you're if it's outside it's 800 after sometime 20-30 minutes inside of the car can go to 130 so people don't think about that it's got windows that let the heat in and the sunlight in but there's not really anywhere fo it to escape and then you can crack the window that you can crack your windows that might help a little bit that might help a little bit but it's just like an oven but it's just like an oven.">( robin ) the 23-year-old was arrested and now faces child endangerment charges.

there's a slight chance of that cold front, showers in lake and mendocino county tomorrow.e rest of us, cooler than what we're seeing today which is seasonally cool temperatures in san francisco. low to mid 60s. the east bay, absolutely gorgeous. low to mid 70s with sunshine. not bad on the peninsula, low to mid 70s here but cloudy along the coast. head down to the south bay, temperatures back to average. a lot of mid to upper 70s. east bay, our valley novato. 83 at santa rosa. my accuweather seven-day forecast cooler tomorrow and breezier than today. sunday a lot like here is alexis. >> i have good news for our capitol corridor riders. our issue is over at davis station. the freight train derailment has been cleared. so normal service is resuming. yes, you can use davis station inound or outbound. expect a 20-minute delay as things get back to normal. not looking better is 280 in san jose. you can see the northbound side of traffic very heavy, highway 17 north of here before lawrence expressway. we have a crash involving a motorcycle blocking the two left lanes, very stroe

but it is also something that makes us get up and work hard and keep going. >> reporter: in mendocinoounty, liz wagner, nbc bay area news. >>> if you have a tip for our unit, give them at call at 888-996-tips, or if it is easier, log on to our website at nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. >>> a new interview given by the woman once called the call girl killer is leading to new charges. you may recall the story, high end escort alex tickleman served three years after she pleaded guilty to injecting a lethal dose of heroin killing a google executive in santa cruz. and nbc affiliate kfcw interviewed her about the death and her deadly overdos of her former boyfriend one year before and in the interview she stated she had nothing to do with his death. but on monday prosecutors in georgia announced charges. s she now lives in canada and they are hoping to extradite her back to the united states. >>> and a san francisco police officer injured in an accident is getting better. we told but alea back in october. he was on patrol bicycle when hit by a car. he suffered a traumatic brain injury and th

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a mendocino deputies arrested this 23-year-old on wednesday. they say she drove to a home in willits early that morning and left her 18-month-old in the back of a car while she went in to socialize. also they say the windows were left rolled up and that she did not return to that car for about ten hours. her son was unresponsive when she brought him to the hospital. she is being held without bail. >>> more details for you. the national safety council says on average 37 children die each year from being trapped inside those hot cars. within an hour. inside a commonly -- it commonly heats up to 123 degrees, that's if it's 1 h00 degrees out and tt car is parked in the sun. >>> new this morning, what's wrong with a late night out with friends? when it comes to concerts at levi stadium, depends who you ask. a survey of residents on the weekday 10:00 presented findings last night. opinions are mixed. people who live closer to the stadium are more likely bothered by the traffic and parking and disruptive behavior. but also they found more than half of

. >>> in mendocino county, a 23- year-old mother is in jail after her 18 month old child after being left inside of a -- died after being left inside of a car. alexandra scott is being held without bail. she left her small child inside the car. she then asked a friend to take her to the hospital but the child died. ms. scott is charged with willfully allowing the child to suffer great bodily injury or death. >>> claims from as far's deadly north bay wildfires will probably exceed two and half billion dollars. they blamed the transmission lines and other equipment for many of the devastating fires. pg&e is facing 200 lawsuits in connection with the fires that killed 44 people. utility officials say pg&e will take a two and half billion dollars charge against's. the quarter that ends june 30. >> it's at pdg is recognizing that it is -- pg&e is recognizing that it is liable and responsible for the fires. >> may ultimately have the greatest liability for pg&e. the utility might turned to customers to offset some the costs through higher utility bills. >>> 4:10. the first lady surrounded

watch the fog go from not much to flying of the sonoma and mendocino coast. it is filling in rapidly. yesterday it was all about napa valley and the fog. today, it is trying to make up push around american canyon and maybe the napa airport. it will missed most of marin and sonoma counties. not today. it is making a beeline up there. 50s for the temperatures, 51 toward santa rosa, very cool for some yesterday with the lows in the north. not so much in napa county because they had the fog. it is the complete opposite now. temperatures are up. it is a cooler pattern with the westerly bree. 51 in black hawk and danville. 53 pleasanton and mid-50s from martinez to el sobrante. that breeze is kicking in. it is west, west, west, but the delta wind, which came down to hardly anything yesterday decided to wake up. 26 now gusting to 33 in travis. southwest in davis. we had a north, northwesterly breeze yesterday, nois more westerly. the water temps continue to be cold there. as that system digs in today and tomorrow, temperatures take a dip today, level off tomorrow an

. >>> mendocino county sheriff's have found the body of a missing man from san francisco. joshua attend music festival near laytonsville when he went for a swim in the lake on saturday. 's girlfriend says she lost sight of him within minutes. after two days of searching they found him in the lake. they do not suspect foul play. >>> officials are crushing -- cracking down on people living in votes on the oreline. authorities say an increasing number of run down boats has led to increased crime and environmental concerns. >> reporter: they are called anchor outs, people who live on boats and varying conditions on the bay in the waters off sausalito.the be extensive but this man is one of the anchor outs and it's the only way he can make ends meet. >> if i was paying a fehey would lome to do the things i could do like going to school. >> reporter: others like the lifestyle. >> i do not want a rough under my head. >> reporter: police estimate 100 and inky -- 180anchor out boats are on the ba the increase has led to problems on land and sea. >> boat burglaries, theft, assault o

. >> not just because of the competition, coming up tonight at mendocino and she'll show you why most small potmere expected to fail under the state's new investigative unit, you can give them a call or logon to our website, nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. the number is on the screen 888-996-tips. >> 4:49 right now. the uc berkeley grad and father of two is dead this morning. he was shot and killed while camping at malibu creek state park. they believe someone shot him while he was in his tent. next to his 2-year-old and 4-year-old daughters. according to the go fund me account, beloved father and husband and brother. he and his wife were planning to move from ir vs vine to the bay area. they have not released any details on a suspect. >>> maxine waters coming under fire after calling on trump's administration if someone sees him at a restaurant or department store and also urged the crowd to let the cabinet members know they are not welcome anywhere. many republican lawmakers are now denouncing her comments. >> now to decision 2020, yes, 2020. kamala harris is not ruling out a run for

in fact, there's a possibility tonight of some light showers in mendocino and lake county. that's how strong that cold front is. for us, today, lock at this, sunshine i the south bay. morgan hill low to mid 80s. up the peninsula, low toid 70s. see the clouds encroaching on the koeftd as we go throughout the day. you start out sunny, end up cloudy. mid 60s downtown. sausalito 67. upper 70s to mid 80s as you head through the north bay valleys. delightful day along the east bayshore. watch out for the breezes. as you move inland, 79 in san ramon and pleasanton to mid 80s around antioch and brentwood. here is a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. cooler, a little more cloud cover tomorrow and then we'll go from clouds to sunshine and back to today's temperature, sunday. you can see a string of three days of at least 90 degrees inland, 80s at the bay, still cool at the coast. hey, alexis. >>> good morning, mike. light volumes here on the san mateo bridge. westbound 92, nice and light and, of course, the eastbound side is as well. mass transit got word of an issue with cap

friday through 11:00 p.m., lake and mendocino county. lake and solano starting tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. humidity between 10 and 20%. fires that do develop will spread rapidly. i want to show you the trend for the relative humidity. tomorrow morning it's still elevated. as you head into the afternoon hours, notice the humidity levels are in the teens in places like fairfield and clear lake under that red-flag warning. tomorrow morning temperatures in the 40s and the 50s, everyone clear except right near the san mateo covert. we'll have a few patches of fog around. for the afternoon it will be a mild day. 67 in half moon bay. 72 in san francisco. not so mild heading inland. 94 fairfield, concord 95 in antioch. 86 in san jose. so really a warmer day there. oakland 78 degrees, 93 in santa rosa, mid 90s clover daily and ukiah. it heats up inland. clover dale to clear lake, fairfield and antioch. once again, because our summer means microclimates, sea breeze will keep the temperatures in the 60s along the coast. accuweather seven-da

this after a toddler died of heat stroke in mendocino county .80 degrees outside when he was discovered inside a car wednesday afternoon. deputies say the young mother. .. alexandrea scott ... left her 18 month old son inside her car for nearly 10 hours with the windows rolled up while visiting a friend. < if you're if it's ouide it's 800 after sometime 20-30 minutes inside of the car can go to 130 so people don't think about that it's got windows that let the heat in and the sunlight in but there's not really anywhere fo ito escape and then you can crack the window that you can crack your windows that might help a little bit that might help a little bit but it's just like an oven but it's just like an oven>( marty ) the 23-year-old scott was arrested child endangerment charges. ( marty ) beach goers heading to the beach in aptos ... are being warned to think twice about going into the water. warning signs are up after someone reported seeing a shark thursday about 30 feet from shore. that sighting comes after dozens of young great whites have be

portions of napa, sonoma, lake county and mendocino county are under a red flag warning from right now until this time tomorrow for extreme fire danger. tomorrow will be a hot day. the second triple digit saturday in a row. as we look toward clayton, they are very close to the fire zone. 101 tomorrow. july 4 preview won't be like this. >>> firefighters in lake county are making progress battling the pioneer fire -- pawnee fire. it is now 55% contained. 22 structures have burned but the fire is no longer threatening any other buildings. >>> a major development in the ghost ship warehouse fire. 36 people died in the december 2016 inferno. now, kpix 5's donna lynne reports the two men charged in their debts are about to strike a plea deal. >> reporter: ghost ship master tenant derek ellman and codefendant max harris plan to plead no contest to the involuntary manslaughter charge is next tuesday. the judge postponed the court hearing and the announcement of the plea deal so prosecutors can have time to first share the agreement with all 36 victims' families out of respect for them. a judge

as you can't see the book of the cloud cover is a peer towards eureka, kate mendocino, we could havep towards portions of the coastline. as far as the numbers outside, we have san francisco mid-50s, santa rosa 61 and livermore 56 degrees. here is a live camera towards the bridge, not much in the way of dense fog but we could have an onshore wind that will help enhancement of the patchy fog could be factored in portions of the coastline. overnight lows starting up monday will be in the upper 40s to the 50s tuesday for the warriors parade. in oakland, partly sunny skies, temperatures quickly warming up into the 70s by 10 am and could be flirting with the 80 degree mark by 1 pm on tuesday. the old cool weather pattern is moving out, a warming trend for monday, tuesdadnesday means hot temperatures inland with 90s expected over the next days. an onshore breeze capping temperat in the low to mid 60s. away from the water, the temperatures are soaring, the red means the 90s, you will see 90s towards santa rosa, fairfield and vacaville. oakland 78, san jose 84 and san francisco downtown lower

paly worries the same could happen in mendocino county with the brazilian mastiffs that are being overbred. >> it's heart breaking especially because this breed is so gentle and they love their people so much. >> reporter: rocket dog rescue says they're trying to find permanent homes for all of the mastiffs, but it's challenging because the breed can be protective and at times aggressive. in sonoma county, katie nielsen, kpix5. >>> a bizarre attack in sacramento, a driver repeatedly rammed by a u-haul van. tonight reporter mark thompson talks to the man about his frightening brush with death. >> reporter: rammed repeatedly by a u-haul truck, ronald keyes, jr. is battered and bruised but said the outcome could have been a lot worse. >> a bruise on my back, cuts on my arms and knuckles, not too, too much. i'm just lucky to be alive. >> reporter: keyes said he was visiting a friend when out of nowhere an angry guy in a u- haul came barreling toward him. keyes took the first and most major blows to the legs before jumping into the car for protection. >> struck the car, kept on the gas, backed

cloverfield, mendocino county areas. keep that in mind.is dry and with a little bit of a breeze if a fire does begin it can spread rapidly. first thing in the morning most areas in the 50s, 60s with clear conditions except around half moon bay in the 40s in santa cruz where some patches of fog might appear. tomorrow afternoon in the south bay 86 in sanity jose, 94 in gilroy, 84 for new santa clara on the peninsula and mountain view redwood city 62 in pacifica we'll hang on to some of the fog right around half moon bay. downtown san francisco. 71 degrees. it's going to be a bit breezy in daly city. 63. and in the north bay 60s coast side. 70s to 90s elsewhere. 88 napa, 92 in santa rosa. in the east bay it's going to be a warm one. 78 in oakland. 82 castro valley. head inland and it will be hot but not quite as hot as today. 93 in livermore and concord, 91 san ramon. it's been heating up in the tropics. i want to turn your attention to hurricane bud. it is a category 1 now. has weakened. it was a 3 earlier this afternoon. southwest mexico wi

most likely humboldt, mendocino county where we'll see any kind pitation. you can see it from the rain- snow futurecast where most of the moisture will be through oregon and the top of california. and then it will be gone. then sunday we welcome that high pressure and look what ns cast. temperatures will be on the rise. get ready for the 90s for next week. it's going to last through the middle even the end of next week before the next system comes on through. jaclyn. >>> looks like summer is here! all right. well, we are tracking a couple of problems and these could slow you down. if you are traveling along the eastshore freeway, in that westbound direction, we have a crash right near hilltop. it's reported to be blocking at least one lane. here's a live look a little further east of that incident and this is interstate 80 at highway 4 as you make your way through hercules. it's not until you reach richmond parkway that you may be on the brakes. but one lane closed. the rest of your lanes are open. minor slowdowns until they clear it. clear on the eastshore

napa county, sonoma county, lake and mendocino county and the central valley. it's hot outside but not everywhere. it's only 69 degrees in san francisco, but it's 89 in livermore, 94 in concord and 88 in santa rosa. quickly going through the next 24 hours, overnight lows tonight, vallejo 69, san francisco 55 degrees. we'll skip ahead now to the highs tomorrow. we will hit triple digits in places like fairfield, concord and livermore and be close to 100 degrees in santa rosa and napa. san jose will hit 93, but if you want to cool off, san francisco is a decent choice, 78. if you really want on cool off, pacifica would be your choice. we will stay in the mid- to upper 60s right at the beach. your extended forecast is calling for the cooling influence of the pacific ocean to roll back in sunday where highs near the bay are only in the 70s and it will be markedly cooler next week july 4th , highs low 60s at the beach to low 80s inland. the peak of the heat is tomorrow. we come off this heat sunday and next week we are back to average. talking about the fire itself,

for the north bay and mendocino county, and it goes through at least 11:00 saturday evening. even longer for lake and solano counties, 5:00 sunday morning. the highest fire danger is developing today. the faster winds are developing tonight especially up around the pawnee fire. you can see we're around 10 to 20 most of the afternoon and into the evening hours and then we get up around 20 to 25 during the overnight hours. so i would expect the fire to spread tonight. here's a look at our temperatures back in the east bay. we're in the mid to upper 50s until you get to concord and highway 4. low to mid-50s. your commute planner for today. everything is pretty good other than the glaring sunshine and a little breezy south of the bay bridge again. it's going to be a pretty nice day to get out and about. a look at the south bay. 62 and sunshine this morning. 71 at 10:00. look at these low to upper 80s as we head from noon all the way to 7:00. back down to 76. the peninsula, 60 this morning. 75 by noon. 80s -- low 80s this afternoon from about 1:00 to about 5:00. and then san franc

custody. ( james ) a baby dies of heat stroke after being left in a car by his 23-year-old mother in mendocinohe was found inside a car. deputies say the mother -- alexandrea scott -- left her 18 month old son inside her car for nearly 10 hours with the windows rolled up while visiting a friend. <"if you're if it's outside it's 800 after sometime 20-30 minutes inside of the car can go to 130 so people don't think about that it's got windows that let the heat in and the sunlight in but there's not really anywhere fo it to escape and then you can crack the window that you can crack your windows that might help a little bit that might help a little bit but it's just like an oven but it's just like an oven.">( james ) the 23-year-old was arrested child endangerment charges. ( darya ) stil ahead on the kron 4 morning news.. the giants win in dramatic fashion in extra innings. ( darya ) and after the break... harley davidison is moving out of the u-s.. we will have more on that next. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (dave)continued cooling trend today with a well established marine layer and onshore flow i

(justine) this after a toddler died of heat stroke in mendocino county .it was 80 degrees outside when he was discovered inside a car wednesday afternoon. deputies say the young mother. .. alexandrea scott ... left her 18 month old son inside her car for nearly 10 hours with the windows rolled up while visiting a friend. < if you're if it's outside it's 800 after sometime 20-30 minutes inside of the car can go to 130 so people don't think about that it's got windows that let the heat in and the sunlight in but there's not really anywhere fo it to escape and then you can crack the window that you can crack your windows that might help a little bit that might help a little bit but it's just like an oven but it's just like an oven>(justine) the 23-year-old scott was arrested child endangerment charges. (justine) and the warning about not leaving children in the car.. also includes pets. make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to help 'beat the heat' this weekend. you can track the temperatures in your neighborhood... and find a cooling center in your area

to the north, mendocino county, lake county and up towards the sierra.eing quite cool as well. some of the cloud deck is starting to get wiped up. an onshore wind. one 06 out of brentwood. the days are getting longer and nights shorter. 60s, 70s on most of these temperatures. still bay bridge, you want to start where else, sal? >> it has a lot of chain reaction. we hit a stalled vehicle on the bridge. not a big deal, you say but not so fast. it does have a big effect. it is a one-hour drive now from the carquinez bridge to the murders -- macarthur bridge. we do have westbound 92, the san mateo bridge, moderate as you head out. the dunn barton bridge over to the east palo alto area, nothing unusual. 880 is slow from 238. 680 is slow from the dublin interchange close to the sono grade. >>> the polls are open in california right now. voters across the state began casting their ballots just about an hour ago. others already mailed them in. the polls will remain until 8:00 tonight. vote by mail ballot must be post marked by election day. race for california g

the mendocino county sheriff says the young mother left her 18 month old son inside a her car for 10 hours while visiting a friend in willits. they were called to the scene after 1:30 wednesday afternoon. by that time the tempature outside the car was 80 degrees.the website noheatstroke-dot-org says it's the first child vehicular heatstroke so far this year in the state. heartbreaking i have three kids i couldn't imagine putting my kids in that situation i could don't know what's going through peoples minds i don't think they mean the worst but i think that people underestimate what he can do to people and as tempatures around the bay are expected to heat up....local law enforcement ask that parents be mindful of their little ones.. if you're if it's outside it's 800 after sometime 2030 minutes inside of the car can go to 130 so people don't think about that (maureen)outside this temperature guage on my smart phone reads 91 degrees but it feels like 88 degreesbut it didn't take long for the red arrow on analog thermometer i placed on the dashboard inside my car to shoot higher than i

department says due to fire an immediate evacuation has been ordered for mend no and crystal ranch -- mendocino and crystal ranch neighborhoods in concord. leave now. the contra costa fire department just putting out this message. also it goes on to say, take only those essential items you have ready and can carry with you. pets must be in a carrier or on a leash. lock your windows and doors as you leave. stay off the phone unless you need to report a life- threatening emergency at your location. but if you are physically unable to leave your home, unassisted, call 911 for help. again, this fire broke out late this afternoon. it's burning in the walnut creek, concord border. it's burned 150 acres. the affected areas there the crystal ranch neighborhood and montecito neighborhoods in concord being evacuated. for more on the breaking news now, we want to go to bill in the weather center for what the firefighters are facing with temperatures and conditions. >> that's a mandatory evacuation? >> they just put out that due to an immediate evacuation so -- they want people to get out immediately. >> i

it is showing some rain from mendocino county up towards just that less than -- shasta. it's that time of year where if your in the mountains and you get a low stopping in, that will be on the weekend into early next week. today will be cooler. still hot for many yesterday. take that right down to bottoming out on saturday. always a challenging forecast out there because buchanan defies logic sometimes. 98, 96. 85 tomorrow. 80 degrees as that west wind kicks in and the fog is increasing, but mainly south of the san francisco. it is going down the coast, but it's more solid toward san mateo, santa cruz. 51, 51. brutally cold. hopefully the bodega bay, sea surface temperature, buoy will be fixed soon. i've heard the 16th because it's very important. west, west, west, southwest, west, southwest. totally different in the winter. 26, 33. 34-40. 40s, 50s, 60s. brentwood, 62. upper 40s, low 50s vallejo, mid 50s. mill valley is 49. sebastopol, occidental, bodega bay and point reyes, windsor at 49. it's a little cool. truckee in the upper 40s -- 30s. the load will start to work i

the mendocino county sheriff says the young mother left her 18 month old son inside a her car for 10in willits. they were called to the scene after 1:30 wednesday afternoon. by that time the tempature outside the car was 80 degrees.the website noheatstroke-dot-org says it's the first child vehicular heatstroke so far this year in the state. heartbreaking i have three kids i couldn't imagine putting my kids in that situation i could don't know what's going through peoples minds i don't think they mean the worst but i think that people underestimate what he can do to people and as tempatures around the bay are expected to heat up....local law enforcement ask that parents be mindful of their little ones.. if you're if it's outside it's 800 after sometime 2030 minutes inside of the car can go to 130 so people don't think about that (maureen)outside this temperature guage on my smart phone reads 91 degrees but it feels like 88 degreesbut it didn't take long for the red arrow on analog thermometer i placed on the dashboard inside my car to shoot higher than it's top temperture of 120 degre

he was discovered wednesday afternoon...when it was about 80 degrees in that part of mendocino county... deputies say the young mother... alexandreascott... left her 18 month old son inside her car for hours.... with the windows rolled up while visiting a friend in willits. < if you're if it's outside it's 800 after sometime 2030 minutes inside of the car can go to 130 so people don't think about that it's got windows that let the heat in and the sunlight in but there's not really anywhere fo it to escape and then you can crack the window that you can crack your windows that might help a little bit that might help a little bit but it's just like an oven but it's just like an oven>(vicki) c-h-p officers say just like it's the law to buckle up..... there is a law that says you can't leave small children unattended in a vehicle...not to mention when the windows are up. raven scott was arraested and is being held with out bail. (grant) and make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to help beat the heat this weekend. you can track the temperatures in your neighborhood... and we also have

redwood fire in mendocino county, sulpher in lake county, cherokee in butte county, the 37 and pocket fire in sonoma county, blue in humboldt, atlas in napa county.. and a series of fires in sonoma and napa counties. state senator jerry hill (d-san bruno):pg& e is going out of their way right now in sacramento trying to convince everyone that there is a new normal, that the narrative has changed, that now we have a common problem of climate change causing these fires. climate change did not start a fire, it doesn's start fires a fire has to be ignited by s somewhere. and if pg& e is negligent allowing and causing that spark, they should be responsible for the cost of that fire. (hermela aregawi)in the san bruno explosion, they were fined 1.6 billion dollars and a felony conviction. in 8 of the latest 12 investigated, cal fire found that pg& e violated state law. and has reported it to each county's district attorney. live in the newsroom hermela aregawi kron 4 news (jrstone)new tonight at 8.... in the north bay multiple fire departments were involved in knocking down a vegetation fire

part of mendocino coast. otherwise, a lot less than we have seen. we will take a look at your friday forecast in more detail coming up. right now, comcast business is doubling your internet speed. so you can download large files faster. and power more employees on more devices. all for a new low price. what does that equal? our best internet price ever. you do the math. because now for less than what 75 mbps used to cost, you can get 150 mbps internet. plus for a limited time, you can get a $200 visa prepaid card when you add a voice line. get the best price on fast, reliable speed. call today. >>> extra police will patrol outside of oracle arena tonight, where warriors will head to the warriors watch party. it's already a sellout there at the arena. it's in response to wednesday night's shooting in a parking lot near oracle at -- after the game, three watch parties. a man was shot twice during an argument between two groups is expected to survive. oakland mayor libby schaaf and the oakland police are spreading the message tonight's watch party will

there is a possibility for the higher elevations and parts of mendocino county in northern sacramento the weekend. it will be more of a shower in nature. keep that in mind over the next few days. if you are heading up in that direction, keep that in my. 60s, 70s, 80s and low 90s today. >>> sal castendo has something on his plate? >> it is not quiet, but it is getting more crowded. we had a couple of incidents this is highway 4 on the good. approach to the willow pass grade. you can see the traffic will be okay if you're driving on the highway. i mentioned the richmond bridge and i can show you a nice picture. i went to give you that. the golden gate bridge looks good. let's talk t some of these things steve mentioned. highway 24, we had a couple of incidents that cleared up. the maccarthur zeapproach, a 28 minute drive from the carquinez bridge to the maccarthur maze. that is not too bad, considering that a couple days last week we had a 60 nute drive time because of incidents. i will take 28 minutes if i had to choose. at the bay bridge we have a 15 to 20 minute delay before you make