what used to be the napa post office. wayne. >> reporter: good afternoon. used to be a post office and someday they are saying it may become a hotel, but nothing is confirmed yet. when you look at napa and their earthquake experience, there's a lesson here. this is a community that's gone through their big one. unlike the rest of the bay area that's still waiting. as the sign says napa, the words are three years later. >> it's easily the worst quake. >> fear. just absolute fear. >> reporter: that's how napa's 6.0 earthquake felt and these images are freeze frames of a community trauma three years to the day. >> the emergency work is one tenth of the work you're going to do. the city and how you evaluat how you come through a disaster. >> reporter: she'll talk about the strength of a community pulling itself together. yt earthquake scars still abound in napa as do fences, healing wounds, parts of downtown still look like a construction zone renovating the old courthouse alone could cost $12 million. they are moving the entire campus next year due to the disc

in napa, rnf40n.e) five high school officials in denver are on administrative leave over a cheerleading controversy.(pam) newly released video shows a teen crying ... while a coach and teammates hold her down to perform the splits. the girl repeatedly asks her coach... to "please stop." seven other girls were also pushed into the splits... while being held down. the videos were shot by two teammates... and were sent anonymously to a local news station. the girl's mother says, somebody should have stepped in to help her daughter. <"my daughter is begging for them to stop. somebody had attacked my little girl and people sat around and nobody stopped them.">(pam) the head of a national cheerleading group says, the techniques shown in the video are outdated and damaging. cheerleading coaches and school administrators have been placed on leave ...and police are investigating the incident. (pam) a hiker is recovering after being struck by lightning near donner sommit. (steve) this happened on the summit of

in downtown napa there was damage on almost every block. this was the old courthouse the day after the quake. . and this was the center building across the street.three years later, most of the damage downtown has been completed but the courthouse, center building and old library building are still being worked on.jill techel is the mayor of napa. she says that in the first year after the quake the repair work moved quickly but then things slowed down.sot second year was tougher. in 2016 there were a couple churches that had trouble getting the money and the drugstore.jennifer king has lived in napa for 10 years. the quake woke her up and she couldn't believe how much damage it caused. sotsome of my friends were hit very hard. especially those downtown.over the past three years she's watched the city rebuild and she's believes napa is now stronger than ever. sotwe see new building going on. there's refinement to older buildings. i think it's really amazing how we have emerged from the quake so to speak.and finally, the mayor tells

three years ago we had the napa earthquake. it should be right out of bed at 3:20. i came right to work and it was one of those days where we had nothing. we were just sitting there with claudia wong talking in the sea tweets and someone on the phone who experienced it and then finally a reporter. it was interesting to see. >> i that as it unfolded. >> memories of that day? >> i was called into that workday as well. we started getting better picture of it and when the reporters got on scene but it was felt nearly all over the bay area. i was camping in castro valley. i'm lying on the ground and felt it in the first that was huge a mental inventory if it is that in castro valley how that is in san francisco? >> i knew for sure that i could feel and and i watched guys and you could see the story develop but i had to say napa took a big hit but it has come back. lots of wineries and we go live to napa in about 15 minutes to speak to the owners of a family vineyard. 33 months it took to rebuild. many people would have quit for this family said we are rebuilding. look fo

hence, this annual pilgrimage by fans to napa. another take on the annual theme of how hope springs eternal. in this case, to right the wrong of a playoff season that fell so short, both on the field and later at oakland city hall. >> they are not necessarily deserting me as a fan. they're deserting oakland. >> reporter: returning to napa for a 22nd straight season. talk about feeling conflicted. >> it hurts. but they're the raiders. >> reporter: explain the love for me. >> it's unconditional. >> reporter: if it's possible to find a psychological separation between a city and team like church and state, it would be here in napa. not only on the field. the city has no formal report of the raiders economic influence, so we followed the trickle-down theory to the executive room barber shop. have the team's practices made you richer? >> not at all. i am still broke because i am a fan. >> reporter: after the move will fan robert follow the team? >> i still support them from my couch. >> reporter: love is patient, kind and does not envy

another live look of that napa fire. let's bring in vie yannay arana. >> light winds not existent. we zoom in and take a closer look at the temperature trend. paired with the low humidity is going to make it difficult to fight the fire later tonight. we see the temperature dropping nicely into the 70s. now for the morgan hill area, right now fighting against that fire is going to be okay in terms of the winds. coming in nice and light. at 87 degrees, showing a drop into the 60s. should make it easier for those firefighters. >> when you see news, you can send us pictures and videos check out this video sent by a viewer. tag us on twitter, instagram and facebook. you can send it to isee @nbcbayarea.com. >> police say this man shot and killed a father of four who owned a liquor store in san jose. this happened after the man refused to hand over money. laura malpert is live in san jose. what did we learn? >> reporter: the suspect has a long history of violent crime and he is only 21-years old. the chief says he was out on probl probation for a prior crime. >> his heart was callous, ver

we found another success story at napa's first presbyterian church.se are photos of the church on the first anniversary. cracked plaster, a ruined bell tower and even on the day of the quake, first presbyterian never stopped feeding the homeless. in all, the church spent some $2 million replacing it and after all that, there's one little nick they never touched. it's where a speaker fell. the church views that as a reminder. >> the message is that this too shall pass. >> reporter: eventually in napa, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> it will indeed. >>> well, meteorologist is next with a >>> elon musk's spacex has now launched a dozen missions this year. the most it's ever done in a year and one more than russia. today the falcon 9 carried into space the first satellite designed and built in taiwan. the former sat 5 named after the island's former portuguese name will help evaluate national disasters and monitor the environment. the rocket landed successfully back on a drone ship. >> well, check out this picture from florida. a line of storms produced th

napa was third with 16-hundred.ort looked at active listings that hit the market in july this past year. (grant) new tonight at ten... san jose police are launching a campaign to recruit members of the l-g-b-t community. it features a series of ads showing the actual families of three officers... here's a portion of one.<"to protect others, and serve with pride." "i'm police chief eddie garcia of the san jose police department and we're hiring. and i want your family to be part of our police family."> the other two ads feature the families of a heterosexual couple and a gay male couple. chief garcia says the department created a new role dedicated to addressing crime and police concerns within the l-g-b-t community. he says many crimes against the l-g- b-t community go un-reported. according to county figures, just one in four l-g- b-t domestic violence victims reports the abuse to police. (steve)live look outside(pam) brittney has the forecast a building ridge of high pressure will lead to a substantialwarming tren

we continue to monitor the roads also -- excuse me -- up in napa -- or sonoma, napa street closed between 4th and 5th. bart has no trains running at this time. we'll check in with them and find out what's going on. back to you. >>> north korea's lashing out at the u.s. over tough new sanctions imposed by the u.n. security council saying under no circumstances would the regime negotiate over its nuclear weapons program. in a statement, the north vows the u.s. will pay by 1,000-fold for heinous crimes against north korea and that it is ready to teach the u.s. a severe lesson. the sanctions are expected to cost north korea as much as $1 billion. mostly by banning exports of coal, iron and seafood. secretary of state rex tillerson said the sanctions are not going to work unless they are enforced and he called on china and russia to help do that. u.s. intelligence says north korea's military is preparing another test launch of a missile. ♪[ music ] >>> 4:39. google has fired the employee who wrote a memo that sparked a worldwide debate. what the company says was behind the decision. gap-- is o

.>>> we will get to that in a moment, first we have breaking news in napa county. fire officials have issued mandatory evacuation stemming from this large wildfire. we are getting live pictures of the canyon fire, it his grown to 100 acres and it's only 10% contained. structures in this area are threatened. you can see that in these pictures. there are road closures in the area of highway 128 and berryessa road. one grew from 30 acres to 100 acres, no word on any injuries or a cause. we will follow this story and provide you with updates. >>> back to our top story, san jose police announce they track down a homicide suspect accused of killing a liquor store owner yesterday.>> jesse gary was at a news conference and police provided more details. >>reporter: chief garcia just told us last night's arrest was a collaborative effort between robbery and homicide detectives and the county sheriff's office. let's look at our video, the suspect is muniunmee hendrix under arrest and inside jail with no bail. he has a violent history including possession of a firearm, so, bur

highs today 81 for you in napa, 80 in san rafael, 66 for san francisco, and 65 degrees in pacifica. >>> good morning. right now, we are tracking reports of a fire. this is out in antioch right near the antioch bridge. this is northbound 160 past 4. so right another the toll plaza there. fire crews heading to the scene. so far no delays in traffic. 29 minutes on 4 into hercules connecting with 80. altamont pass, the usual crowds building westbound 205 and westbound 580 speeds dropping around 35 miles per hour. things do start to pick up as you make your way through livermore. 24 minutes between 205 and the dublin-pleasanton interchange. we are tracking some slowdowns due to overnight roadwork. the connector ramp from 580 to eastbound 24 is closed until 5:30 a.m. we'll update you. ha t's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> thank you. in just a few hours, amazon is opening its first bookstore in the bay area. as kpix 5's maria medina reports, there are more online retailers choosing to go offline. >> i think amazon has revolutionized the way we shop especially online. >> reporter:

it's the misuse. >> reporter: lee has lived in napa for more than 4 decades. he and other neighbors are so frustrated with the owners of the vineyards, they have written them into their will. >> if they buy my property, it can't be him. >> reporter: agricultural commissioner fred clark says he is sympathetic to complaints but there's little he can do to stop the cannons. [ continuing explosions ] >> absent and ordinance that regulates or controls the use of bird cannons, um, it's difficult to really do anything regarding this particular operation. >> reporter: one person's money making a vineyard and right to farm should not supersede everybody else's right to enjoyment of life and right to farm as well. >> reporter: neighboring solano county does have some limitations in place on bird cannons. they can only be used one hour a day 30 minutes after sunrise and 30 minutes before sunset. they also are regulated you can only have one cannon for every five acres of land. this eight acre property has 4 cannons. alan? >> yeah. neighbors get tired of wearing earplugs,

low clouds are flying up to napa valley and santa rosa northward. sonoma county, marin, san pablo bay and even to the east. it looks like it will take a turn toward brentwood. it is solid and sold-out as sal would say on the san mateo coast in santa clara valley. this sierra has been dealing with this thunderstorm of the week and now out of the picture and taking it into the four corners. 21 to 29 for the wind gusting, and 39 at 2 am so the delta breeze is alive and well. 50s and 60s on the temperatures, 51 in glen allen, cloverdale 51, bodega bay 50, the coolest we've seen in a while. occidental at 55 with plenty of low clouds and fog in place. 41 in truckee, 61 in sacramento, 58 in monterey. quiet over the mountain range in the sierra as the low moves out. you can see this activity at the four corners. the high pressure will kick back in for the warmest temperatures we've seen since august 3. 60s, 70s, 80s and a few low 90s, 95 to 99 up north. it will get warmer after friday, warm to hot for many inland but not so much on the coast.>> the middle o

north bay, 83 in napa, 79 in mill valley. extended forecast, morning fog and afternoon sunshine next seven days. monday increased cloud cover. storm system to the north. doesn't look like rainfall at this point. we'll watch this weekend. 84 on sunday, 80 on monday with increased clouds and warm up by next friday. giving out ice cream in redwood city at music on the square because we have a new truck, get the scoop. >> free. >> totally. we passed out free ice cream and everyone loved it. >> and others with you doing the treats. >> so many viewers coming out, wanted to say hi to you guys. >> jet stream, favorite place. >> two scoops of that please. >>> up next, fast food fight in the south bay, neighbors want in-n-out to stay out. >> jimmy. >> andy cohen and -- don't change the channel. >>> happening now, a mountain lion spotted in san mateo county near dell monte road and -- happened tuesday. unclear if same one, updated on the website, back with more. days driving all over town. so... why is she smiling? because she shopped d

fog is making a push in napa and sonoma county.lmost to controversydale and over san pablo bay. it burned off early yesterday. we will see another day of fog and sun. a decent breeze in the delta. pretty active. hot in lake county again, 90s to near 100 degrees. mill valley a little cooler 52. cloverdale 57. fog and sun, hazy sunshine. . a

napa 70. 73 in novato. 80 at concord. 75 at livermore. and one more view from mount tam looking down onto the tranquil bay. we'll see fog near the coast and bay, patchy fog in the morning hours tomorrow. but it will be mild to warm in the afternoon. we have triple-digit heat coming our way this weekend. it will last into the middle of next week. overnight, a few patches of fog. low temperatures ranging from mid to upper 50s. here's the forecast starting at 7:00 this evening. we may see a patch or two of spotty drizzle near the coast but it will go away quickly going into the morning hours. bright skies just about everywhere tomorrow morning. sunnier as the day goes on. it will warm up a lot more over the weekend. tomorrow's highs from mid to upper 60s at the coast. low 90s inland. now we go over to the western gulf of mexico where hurricane harvey now a category 1 hurricane continues to intensify as it approaches the gulf coast of texas. and it's expected to make landfall as a category 3 sometime on saturday. so it's going to gain quite a

napa and sonoma valleys today, it'll be very hot.ernoon time, we're going to see the temperatures reaching into the low 90s and san francisco we'll see the high today up to 75 degrees, even warmer tomorrow. a lot of humidity coming into the mix between wednesday night and thursday. and that could spark off a few thunderstorms. especially with that high humidity and there may be some cry lightning too. i'll have more updates on that and mike now has an early warning for bay bridge commuters. >> we saw the cash lanes back up early because not all were open. over here the flashing lights because of it's oversized load, i'm going to trust that they've mash measured and can make it through the toll gate. i'll let you know if anything else goes on. right now we have the cash lanes backed up again because one is not yet open. and at 5:30, we typically see the lights turned on and probably will, but that back-up is there unless you have fast track, that's an advantage for you. we'll get you out to the east shore freeway and the maize itself.

it happened in napa. kron4's j-r stone is live tonight.. jr what do we know about the tree trimmer? we know his name jeremy booth and at last check he was here at this hospital in napa in critical conditon. he was taken here after this accident this afternoon. i do want to go some of the video here.this is a picture of jeremey booth. i'm told he's in his early 20's and has young children. witnesses tell me he was part of a three man crew taking a tree down. they were using ropes to take the high branches down and then booth was the man putting those branches into the wood chipper. at one point it appears he got tangled in a rope that went into the woodchipper and at least one of those ropes was pulling him towards the woodchipper. they eventually got the woodchipper to turn off but the ropes had been around his neck and i'm told he lost oxygen. he was in the loading area of the woodchipper when they got it stopped. witnesses say it was an awful situation and they won't forget the screams from one of the workers who was up in the tree.again, at last check jeremy booth was in critical

let's take you out to napa county. this fire a little more serious. 100 acres burned so far. forced some evacuations. this is south of lake berryessa. south of spanish flat. started at 1:00 this afternoon. not a lot of flames at this point, but you can see it is still active. 100 acres burned. 10% contained. so far, it is not too bad for firefighters in that area. keep you posted on the progress. now, the fire is happening near some wineries. we did get videos sent to us by viewers. this is a little while ago right behind a vineyard. retardant coming in. if you see news happening near your house, we want you to send us your pictures and video. or you can send it to isee @nbcbayarea.com. >>> parents are claiming a victory tonight. but the other side says the report is a win for them. a map of the proposed new north gate district. ian cull joins us live to explain the mixed results of the report. >> reporter: yeah, parent in north gate want to secede from the school district. as everyone counts down the final days before the new school year begins, the fight off campus keeps br

fog is making a push in napa and sonoma county. maybe almost to controversydale and over san pablo bay. it burned off early yesterday. we will see another day of fog and sun. a decent breeze in the delta. pretty active. hot in lake county again, 90s to near 100 degrees. mill valley a little cooler 52. cloverdale 57. fog and sun, hazy sunshine. . a few clouds popping up over the sierra, much calmer than wednesday when a little system came by and fired up some thunderstorms. 60s, 70s, 80s to 90s -- near normal temperatures. we will start with our top story which takes us to san jose when someone opened fire on two off-duty oakland firefighters, killing one and wounding the other. >> yes. we have more with lee this morning. >> reporter: yes. the officers were attending an event off-duty, taylor street east of japantown. the two firefighters were probationary firefighters. they were attending an event. as they were leaving they were confronted by a group of people then shot. both were taken to separate hospitals. one 30-year-old firefi

kathy known as the napa valley chick, gorgeous sunrise in napa this morning. after yesterday's foggy, foggy day. right back into napa county. that is the source of that. that is coming in from east -- actually east/southeast and heading north. head bay and areas up to the north. some of that has produced light rain up into lake county. underneath is the fog bank. yesterday it never burned off for some up around santa rosa. it did on the peninsula in the south bay. it was a strange pattern yesterday. over the sierra, continues to be a lot of cloud cover. just like that, the delta breeze is cranked up and awake. gusts up to 25. very quiet this morning. 50s and 60s here. temperatures similar to yesterday. we will see the fog burn off sooner for some. might hold on for a little bit. it varies to the north, coming around the low, sending the cloud cover off of the sierra. 80s for those away from the coast. >>> alex, you have been issue. an issue on the bay bridge. is that better now. >> there is a crash unfortunately. so all of the folks trying to get across the to

it is currently 58 degrees in napa -- 57 in napa rather, 58 in santa rosa, upper 50s at november autos in fairly, concord and livermore. this is the view at golden gate where we're waiting for the fog. we'll see fog near the coast and bay overnight. mild to warm days ahead this weekend. partly cloudy and cooler on solar eclipse monday. during the overnight and early morning hours a little fog reaching over the bay. it will be mild with low temperatures mainly in the upper 50s to low 60s. highs in the south bay will be 80 at santa clara, 88 on los gatos. on the peninsula highs mainly in the 70s. on the coast mid to upper 60s under breezy conditions and with a few lingering clouds. downtown san francisco top out at 68. 83 at santa rosa, 80 appease in sonoma and napa. in the east bay, highs of 75 in hayward, union city 77, and the inland east bay will warm to upp upper 80s in most locations. on the beach forecast, mainly mid 60s under partly sunny skies along the beache but 71 in santa cruz which will be warmest of the beaches. always we look ahead to all-important monday morning getting

across the napa valley causing almost $1 billion in damage. a grandmother had died after the television toppled down on her. the city of napa is still restoring historic buildings that were heavily damaged including the old courthouse and post office. coming up later we will talk live to the owners of one vineyard that recovered from the big earthquake.>>> the second largest jackpot in the powerball history has a winner, one winning ticket for the $759 million was purchased in boston area convenience store, watertown, massachusetts. in california three tickets were sold that matched five out of six numbers and two in the bay area. they were sold in daly city, newport beach and milpitas. >> we can only hope and during. >>> it is 4:09 am. >>> bart riders are jumping into action and what they did to save the life of a man in the path of the approaching train. >>> uc berkeley professor resigns with this post with the state department, and the message he sent to the white house in a letter. >>> looking at the bay bridge, traffic is light at the tol

inland looks mostly clear with a hint of clouds toward napa and lake county but we will fine tune that as we get closer to monday. low clouds giving away to the sun today. a few 80s in more 80s today with livermore and 89, san jose 83 in santa rosa 82, oakland 86. a good pushed on the fog but burning off sooner with some spinning in the atmosphere. thunderstorm activity over this year, and high pressure is kicking in. 50s and 60s from the top to the bottom, from the west to the east. upper 50s and low 60s with thunderstorm activity in the sierra. for us it looks a little bit warmer after these cool few days, mild on the coast that started warming yesterday. this theme will continue into friday and saturday.>>> it is 5:01 am. >>> we are quiet. just the way we like it. there is a little bit of slow traffic, so i will not mislead you, but no major incidents is what i meant to say. westbound 580 has some slow traffic. you will see slowing driving out toward the commute, 18 miles an hour at 205 which is pretty slow. livermore to pleasanton looking good and interstate 8080 in both direction

napa 70. 73 in novato. 80 at concord. 75 at livermore. and one more view from mount tam looking down onto the tranquil bay. we'll see fog near the coast and bay, patchy fog in the morning hours tomorrow. but it will be mild to warm in the afternoon. we have triple-digit heat coming our way t it will last into the middle of next week. overnight, a few patches of fog. low temperatures ranging from mid to upper 50s. here's the forecast starting at 7:00 this evening. we may see a patch or two of spotty drizzle near the coast but it will go away quickly going into the morning hours. bright skies just about everywhere tomorrow morning. sunnier as the day goes on. it will warm up a lot more over the weekend. tomorrow's highs from mid to upper 60s at the coast. low 90s inland. now we go over to the western gulf of mexico where hurricane harvey now a category 1 hurricane continues to intensify as it approaches the gulf coast of texas. and it's expected to make landfall as a category 3 sometime on saturday. so it's going to gain quite a bit of stre

today in napa expect a high of 79. we'll talk about what's ahead as our temperatures warm up for the rest of the week coming up. mike now has a crash in livermore. >> i do, kari. this crash is over on the shoulder and i want to assure folks this is what you ex inspect to see for the sensors, green everywhere. the slightest bit of slowing here coming out of the altamont pass. by the time you get to the crash i hear the greenville exit there's not a problem. we'll look at the live look further west coming to the dublin interchange. there is a good volume of traffic. i will track it as the volume builds off 205. so far, laura, no big deal. back to you. >>> 4:31. a big deal for this family. a woman and her husband will say good bye to their daughters as they're forced to return to mexico after a 15-year fight for citizenship. maria sanchez will be floig to mexico city. they've been in the u.s. for 23 years. activists and ralliers. she spoke to us about how hard it is to leave. >> i don't even want to think about it. i know

. >> >> today marks the third anniversary of the earthquake in napa. it was a 6.0 quake and caused major damage to nap ma's historic downtown area, as well as to neighbors vallejo. we have a report now on the rebuilding and recovery that continues to this day. >> reporter: another year, another project in downtown napa. >> pretty much everybody is attach odd a wall now here and at home. >> reporter: it's the seismic retrofitting she has completed since the earthquake destroyed her shop three years ago. structurally, her shop survived, but everything inside it was destroyed. >> we sold a lot more china and glass ware before the earthquake happened. everything fell on the ground. she she has managed to first everything, but the earthquakes for third change what she sells. >> there's another earthquake, so if the clothing falls on the ground, you just pick it up. >> reporter: she one of the lucky business owners who was able to rebuild relatively quickly after the quake. in a pa's chief building official said that many buildings are still struggling to ma

and another fire in napa county - - in napa county, a fire broke up at 1:00 this afternoon near sage canyon road, firefighters say it burned 114 acres, again no structures were damaged. >>> police have released new pictures in san francisco, a man is suspected of throwing bleach on a woman, blinding her. the picture showed a suspect on a bike. the assault happened last month outside of a liquor store in front of the tenderloin. there was an argument on the street corner. the man had thrown bleach in her eyes and blinded her. doctors are not sure if she will regain her eyesight. to do - - that individual took off on his bike. if you recognize him, call police. >>> new information about a big fire at a local apartment building. and best hitters are unable to determine the cause. it is not uncommon for investors to have trouble finding a cause, but even say they are still hoping to get more information. the fire at 23rd and vault as is one of four fires that destroyed large residential construction projects in oakland. >>> trump said today that the united states military is locked and l

it is currently 58 degrees in napa -- 57 in napa rather, 58 in santa rosa, upper 50s at november autod 60s in fairly, concord and livermore. this is the view at golden gate where we're waiting for the fog. we'll see fog near the coast and bay overnight. mild to warm days ahead this weekend. partly cloudy and cooler on solar eclipse monday. during the overnight and early morning hours a little fog reaching over the bay. it will be mild with low temperatures mainly in the upper 50s to low 60s. highs in the south bay will be 80 at santa clara, 88 on los gatos. on the peninsula highs mainly in the 70s. on the coast mid to upper 60s under breezy conditions and with a few lingering clouds. downtown san francisco top out at 68. 83 at santa rosa, 80 appease in sonoma and napa. in the east bay, highs of 75 in hayward, union city 77, and the inland east bay will warm to upp upper 80s in most locations. on the beach forecast, mainly mid 60s under partly sunny skies along the beache but 71 in santa cruz which will be warmest of the beaches. always we look ahead to all-important monday morning get

>> i would say so. >> santa rosa, and napa.l if -- they're the last ones to report it. livermore, san jose, and everybody to the west. if you don't have that, you can see -- there's always a few little breaks in the clouds over there. there's one over arenda. there's a couple of areas where they can get a hole in the fog. for most it's a foggy, cooler, for sure, and windy pattern, gust to travis at 31. that's a done deal there. i don't want to say they're sold out, but we have a south wind. everything is in place. thunderstorms fire up. this is cool to see. the main -- last week it came out here, tapped into that tropical moisture. remember last thursday. oh, yeah. it was so humid. it ramped up the fog. see that circulation come ing on the backside. that's what's enhancing our fog and giving us the drizzle. 50s and 60s on the temps. i don't think these will change. half moon bay, 58. santa rosa, 57. fairfield, 59. livermore 59. north ward -- mid 50s for most everybody is in there. point ray and glen -- 60 in sacramento. they

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a delta breeze due west at napa and travis, southwest. that's more signature today compared to yesterday when it was calm. 56 and cooler -- american canyon, valet know, hiddenville, 56. martinez 58. same for berkeley and 59 walnut creek. there's not a difference. the thunderstorm activity some of that cloud cover was spilling toward us yesterday. that has pushed north. the flow around that low in southern california won't allow that here. that heads over our way later in the afternoon and evening. but the big thunderstorms over the sierra, so watch out for that. northeast california and around lake tahoe for us. the low hangs out for two days and kick out. fog sounds typical for august. near normal temps. fog near the coast , not all. 90s inland. 60s to 90. vacaville, 95. in between, 60s, 70s and 80s and from 70 in alameda to 86 in walnut creek to 84 in brentwood to livermore is 90 degrees. 88 morgan hill. a little more information in san jose at 81. 76 san mateo and powell looks like a cool down thursday. not much change and warmer and m

and napa, low 80s.. in san francisco today, the filipi filipino festival at 11:00. diminishing clouds and most hi sunny by the afternoon. temperatures in the mid-60s. also, lots of ooeevents in the south bay. there's a summer fest, bright and sunny, temperatures comfort bable in the low 80s for both days with lots of sunshine. if you're headed to the orioles a's game tonight, you'll need to grab a jacket. things will cool down into the low 60s then there's a fireworks show after the game. should look pretty good. the fireworks should get in before the low clouds arrive overnight. lows will be b once again in the 50s and 60s. 56 in san francisco. 59 in san jose. so, here's the temperature trend. we're going to hold steady through the weekend, but drop on monday by a few degrees. this is the example in napa, below average, but check out the seven-day forecast. we have the wide range today. not too much change for tomorrow, but then monday, temperatures will be in the 80s for some inland areas, so much coo

napa 58. mountain view, san jose, 60 degrees overnight tonight.here will be low cloud cover and fog near the water. we'll get afternoon sunshine. we are going to get hot. it is going to be a hot weekend and hot early next week. because this ridge of high pressure which is a long way away, there's a lot of traveling to do, this low is going to wash out by friday. that will open the door for this ridge to retrograde back towards california. so we are going to stay cool for now because of the low. as soon as it leaves, temperatures will climb most of that warming away from the water. but everybody will at least be five degrees warmer. inland 20 degrees of warming from now through early next week. morning cloud cover tomorrow morning, absolutely. burning off to the coastline in the afternoon, yes, everybody but pacifica, half moon bay and bodega bay should have sunshine tomorrow afternoon with temperatures close to average. then sunday and monday, that center of the ridge of high pressure not offshore like it has been the past several times, sitting o

it happened in napa earlier today.kron 4's j.r stone talked with neighbors about what happened. we know his name jeremy booth and at last check he was here at this hospital in napa in critical conditon. he was taken here after this accident this afternoon. i do want to go some of the video here.this is a picture of jeremey booth. i'm told he's in his early 20's and has young children. witnesses tell me he was part of a three man crew taking a tree down. they were using ropes to take the high branches down and then booth was the man putting those branches into the wood chipper. at one point it appears he got tangled in a rope that went into the woodchipper and at least one of those ropes was pulling him towards the woodchipper. they eventually got the woodchipper to turn off but the ropes had been neck and i'm told he lost oxygen. he was in the of the woodchipper when they got witnesses say it was an awful they won't forget the screams from one of the workers who was up in the tree.again, at last check jeremy booth was in critical condition here at queen of the valley medical cen

one in napa county. one in morgan hills. >> when the sun comes up we'll have updated numbers to share with you on the two fires here in the bay area. >>> after being closed for months, two bay area lakes are going to open to the public. >> the problem might have been fixed and it may be be a good day to go to the lake. let's check in with rosemary. >>> clearing up, we will be clearing up as we get into the second part of the morning at least for the inland areas. as we get into the afternoon, mostly sunny skies away from the coastline for in and around san francisco and the east bay. here is a look at all that fog out there this morning. a bit soupy out there and we have temperatures a bit on the cool side, be prepared, brick an extra layer or two. here is a look from the oaklandest rarely, low clouds and the fog have swallowed san francisco. starting out in the mid-50s for san francisco, san to rosa 53. oakland upper east. livermore as well. san jose at about 62. here is a look at the cloud cover from u

san francisco up to 70 in the mission district and the north bay, napa, 90 degrees. we'll talk more about these temperatures coming up. mike is tracking down an issue on the peninsula. >> this is not in the chp log but there's something going on. we have crews just off the dumbarton bridge. eastbound 84 getting over away from the peninsula and to the dumbarton bridge. a partial closure at university. again, there's at least partial blockage. there may be a full closure. we're double-checking with chp and palo alto police. so far the speed sensors aren't showing a lot of activity but, again, that could be potentially important. back to you. >>> thank you very much, mike. a story that continues to develop. president trump and the first lady will visit texas to survey and respond to harvey. the death toll at least at three but there's still dozens missing. we're showing you these pictures because that includes a family of six swept away in their van. the "today" show showed photos of the family within the last few minutes. relatives say they believe the four children an

low 80s in petaluma today. 84 in napa and how about lakeport? flirting with 100 degrees. >>> a live look at your ride heading through san rafael. this is 101 at the 580 interchange. and you can see traffic doing just fine in both directions. pretty light at this hour. we had an earlier accident but that's not impacting traffic at this time. so you are good to go if you are getting ready to head out and your ride has you headed to san rafael this morning. back to you guys. >>> investigators still don't know what caused a san jose mobile home to go up in flames killing two children inside. they were a 10 years old and 9 years old. an adult relative of the children also died. they were inside the home in golden wheel park tuesday when the fire spread quickly. crews had dogs sniffing out the area yesterday looking for some sign of how the fire started. firefighters say the home was already in flames by the time they got there. this cell phone video appears to show neighbors trying to put out the fire before crews arrived. a "go fund me" account has

nice in napa, 82 degrees and plenty of sunshine there. a lot of people are headed to the outside lands. unfortunately, it's going tok cloudy and breezy. 10 the to 20 mile% hour winds. gusts up to 30 possibly and temperatures in the low 60s both days. today and tomorrow. so, partly cloudy as well. tomorrow. and abc 7 is a sponsor of the menlo horse show in atherton. the it's going to be really nice and sunny, so grab the sunglasses, temperatures near 80 degrees both days. should be gorgeous tomorrow as well. lows tonight will be in the 50s and some 60s. that fog will push in again, but

we have a little fog, half-mile visibility at the airport in napa. that will extend to american canyon and possibly even vallejo. notice the difference on our exploratorium camera at pier 15.

just for 62 in concord, pleasanton and livermore and napa.k at what's going to happen today. if you're on the roads mist and drizzle this morning. small craft advisory this afternoon on the bay. mass transit is going to be cool. at noon still 64 degrees. upper 60s this back. back to the low to mid 60s in the evening hours. to the east bay, pretty much the same thing. noon, 64. mid to upper 60s through the afternoon hours and low to mid 60s this evening. no summer in sight. but it's coming in my accuweather seven day forecast. that's coming up. >> thanks. >>> thieves steal everything from a marine's family as they moved to the north bay. thanks to the kindness of strangers they won't be empty handed when they move into the new home. >> palo alto is ready to expand >> palo alto is ready to expand a fr ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac,

hace tres aÑos del temblor que sacudiÓ el sur de napa.ados para lograr que el programa tps sea congelado por parte del gobierno de donald trump. >> una ola de calor afectarÁ el interior de california y en el Área de la bahÍa temperaturas que se pronostican en los tres dÍgitos. visitamos el huracÁn que se dirige a texas. ramÓn: se cumplen tres aÑos del terremoto que sacudiÓ a napa. edificios, calles y otras viviendas se vieron afectadas el 24 de agosto de 2014. fue de magnitud seis y el epicentro fue ubicado a siete millas de profundidad. ante la incertidumbre de que no se renueve el tps el gobierno de el salvador decidiÓ tomar cartas en el asunto y optÓ por pedirle a la administraciÓn del presidente que extienda este programa. fernando: ante el riesgo de que no se renueve el tps el gobierno del salvador iniciÓ una ofensiva. >> pedimos que se dÉ la prÓrroga argumentando las razones originales y razones que tienen que ver con el aporte que esta comunidad hace. fernando: el jefe de gabinete de la casa blanca le dijo a univisiÓn hace semanas

and 80s in napa and sonoma. there's another trend towards hotter weather. >>> happy tuesday everyone. if you're getting ready to head out the door. the usual suspects on 580. big drop -- 15 miles per hour. once you get into livermore you'll be at the limit again. 27 minutes between 205 and 680. no delays antioch to hercules. 101 heading to the north way is looking good. and no delays on westbound 37 as you make your way between 80 and 101. that's a check of the traffic. back to you, kenny. >>> conditions from tropical storm harvey could get worse today. this is a live look inside an emergency shelter. you can see all the people there packed in like sardines at this hour. thousands of people are staying in shelters like this one all across the region. the national hurricane center says that heavy rain is expected again today which could cause more flooding in southeast texas and southwestern louisiana. the hurricane could make landfall again tomorrow. and here's what we knee this morning. three people have died a

. >>> new fire stations are coming to napa valley. the new fire stations are near a lake where sift - - swift response means everything. in hope valley, that station hopes to save lives and money. >> imagine if your homeowner insurance had tripled. that is if you could get coverage at all. it happens because engines up here are far away. >> there is a single road in and a single road out. >> mark drives through this burn area. he remembers a tough, one week long firefight and the homes that were lost. >> a fire started here and went into the estates. there were evacuations. >> the bus fire is one of the worst they have seen in recent years. 200 homes were affected. >> the intent was to house a single fire engine. >> residents are now getting a new satellite fire station with a full-time engine and volunteer firefighters. >> fire or medical emergency, we all know every minute counts. >> a single room, a truck bay and a restroom. fast, not fancy. it can take 25 minutes to get an engine in. and customers have seen rapidly increasing rate

highs today 83 in napa, san rafael 80. 66 for san francisco. redwood city a warm 80. >>> good morning. right now, we are tracking the usual slowdowns for drivers making their way through the altamont pass. this is westbound 580 speeds drop right around 30 miles per hour. then pick up again once you get through livermore. 25-minute travel time for drivers between 205 and 680. looks like caltrans wrapping up overnight roadwork along southbound 880 between 23rd and 29th. we are no longer seeing any yellow sensors on our screen there. we're still seeing some slowdowns as you head past sfo southbound 101. caltrans had some overnight roadwork. looks like they are wrapping up with that, as well. so that's good news. we're tracking an accident now as you come off the bay bridge. southbound 101 just past interstate 80 so just past the interchange. golden gate bridge looking good but that accident in san francisco not slowing anyone down. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> thank you. a google engineer's controversial memo about women in tech

napa, 57. future weather, let's get the hour-by-hour forecast on this friday. later on this morning, cloudy along the coast. fog breaking up along the bay. inland, warming to the 70s from fairfield, antioch, san jose, 71 degrees. later on this afternoon, a few degrees warmer today than we were yesterday, with spots inland getting close to 90 degrees. highs today, on your friday, 67, san francisco. about 82 the high in san jose. 89 in concord. oakland from clouds to afternoon sunshine. 74. 82, napa. ukiah warm with a high of 93. guys. >> thanks so much. >>> everyone will be looking to the sky during next monday's solar eclipse, but pg&e engineers will be watching computer screens instead. they plan to keep your electricity flowing when the sun goes dark. >> a fire in yosemite threatening homes. >>> and we're heading to break at 4:38. there's a live look outside at there's a live look outside at the bay bridge >>> we're back with you at 4:41. a family finally knows what happened to a vacciville man who vanished almost 26 years ago. he was last seen in oakley befo

and possibly right into the napa valley. else pretty cloudy at 10:15. >> number four, a pretty heavy delay in solano county right now. westbound 80 near the truck scales. multi-car crash, they're in the process of clearing this, but multiple lanes are blocked. you can take surface streets for a detour. or cordelia road to the south, those aric looking good. >> number five, the death toll in the spain terror attack rises to 15. a regional justice minister says authorities have identified all of the victims killed last week, including 43-year-old jared tucker of lafayette. >> today, president trump will brief the nation for his strategy on the war in sfaeg. according to "the new york times," he wants to increase the number of troops there. the president is scheduled to speak at 6:00 p.m. we'll have coverage right here. >> and number seven, more than 100 warriors employees will help renovate hillside academy in oakland today. >> it's becoming popular for farmers in rwanda to play music for their pigs. ♪ >> is that country music

throughout the north bay we have 81 expected in napa .recast in san francisco doesn't have any issues over the next seven days. temperatures remain in the 60s right through the upcoming weekend for our clear-the-shelters event on saturday. you can see the trend into early next week. for the inland valleys we'll go as warm as the upper 80s thursday, friday and saturday, then we'll start to drop off as we head into early next week. now, speaking of early next week, a ton of interest on the eclipse happening on monday morning. what i want to show you as the sun, moon, and earth align is that the bay area is in the yellow color. that's a 75% eclipse. it will be a partial eclipse for us, but keep your eye on the sweet spot, the area in green. that's where the total eclipse will be over to columbia, south carolina. we have full coverage at nbcbayarea.com. i will probably stay up for 36 hours or so. can't wait. >> and if we're not road tripping to oregon we can see it 75 to 80%? >> yes, from 10:00 to 10:15 in the morning will be peak time, but l

napa, 52. we have concord at 60 degrees right now.w looking towards downtown san francisco area. gray describes, but we will get more sunshine. we're dealing with the fog around the coast and the bay this morning. we will see partial clearing at the coast once again. so similar to yesterday's conditions. and then tomorrow, much cooler. so definitely grab a jacket for that. here is how it plays out today. in the next few hours we will see clouds retreat from parts of the north bay and the coast. by noon, if you have lunchtime plans, mostly sunny for everyone, except at the coast, especially along the peninsula. look at tonight. you notice the areas that pop up with the green, that's the drizzle and clouds that will move in overnight and into tomorrow morning, making for a cooler start. and here is a look at the highs for today. so notice, numbers not too different from yesterday. 60s at the coast once again. san francisco,oaand, 71 degrees. san jose, 80 degrees. and this time our warmest spots will be in the upper 80s. antioch at 86. f