how many do you manage here in american canyon napa?pa. >> reporter: and you sell and get most of them? >> have at this. >> this is a cooler climate i take it you are growing more chardonnay. >> and merlot and specialties out here. >> tell me how this is even dent -- dividend carneros beer >> -- different then carneros. >> this pulls it away so we actually stay cool but we have more than this. >> it is windy here does that impact you at all? it could be a wind tunnel is that a factor? >> it could be a wind tunnel it is a lot of management especially in the spring when it is about 6 to 10 inches the wind can come along and actually break so we had to lower the wire so we can cast it from the wire earlier in the season than what we have. >> a nice cool off i know the napa airport can be very cool and you are close to that right? a lot of the vines are over there. >> they cool off here but in the winter and spring we do not get the frost because of the warming fluent. so we don't have to have wind machines or sprinklers. >> as far as going

the higher fire danger and 92 in napa. my extended forecast shows san that will be tough for a lot of you. we'll start to cool off next tuesday, wednes i want you tohe n high 100s and then we ll drop off. as well as we hit the mid part of next week. we're really in for about four days of big heat. >>> up next, grocery shopping 2.0. how about someone stocking your frig when you're not there? >>> big changes for uber. the ceo stepping down. he e-mailed employees and said it is a good time to plan for uber's future. shares of we built it to help athem go beyond.idn't build because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. >>> so what happens with all that leftover food? with thousands passing through the cafeteria every day, facebook has a lot of food waste.

pope valley in napa county, this is time lapse view of the fire. get an idea how it spread and expanded. it burned 30 acres. right now it's nearly contained. stay in the know this summer. download our free nbc bay area app if you haven't already. you can get a heads up on the conditions in your neighborhood. >>> customers of san bruno municipal cable have been having issues with their internet service. it's the result of a cyberattack. live in san bruno with new details. >> reporter: i talked to the director of the municipal cable service who says they first noticed this last night but that th it continued getting worse overnight and into the morning. i talked with a customer very briefly had this afternoon who says she woke up to internet service that was at a snail's pace. >> it started this morning sometime when i turned my computer on and things were downloading really slowly. there were glitches. my android phone was having problems. i even had some problems with my actual phone. >> reporter: the director of the san bruno municipal cable descr

now high pressure's nosing in. 47 at the napa airport. the night is very short. 57 oakland. 57 san jose and sunnivale is down to 52. there are some cooler readings. up 55 in the oakland hills. low 50s. so if it feels a little bit cooler it is. northeast breeze in oakland. there's a northerly breeze in oakland and napa and navato. 60s, 70s, and 80s near 90 for a few inland. a lot of 70s and also 80s today. >>> 5:02 you only have an hour left are you going to do traffic jams or not enough time. >> we're going to do an abbreviated version and we're going to continue it next week. we're going to do summer songs so you can think about it all week. there you go. >> police escort there? >> i cannot disclose my security measures there, steve. you know that. >> thank you. >>> westbound 580 as you are driving on the altamonte pass it's getting a little bit slow. as you drive through you can see traffic is moving slow. eastbound traffic is also very good. no problems on interstate 880. so this morning's commute at least at this hour is off to a very

live in napa. abc7 news. >> thanks a lot. >>> the red flag warning that has been issued runs through tomorrow. it is supposed to end at 5:00 p.m. but tomorrow is supposed to be one of the hottest days of the year. let's get now to abc7 news reporter drew tuma. >> reporter: we're tracking the fire danger but also and conditions. it has been nicknamed the sand fire. current conditions near rumsey, it is windy. the winds are gusting close to 27, 28 miles per hour of getting reports from folks in sonoma county seeing the smoke from the fire. we'll continue to see that smoke as the winds are active. so a re flag warning is in if he can for the north bay hills where the winds will gust over 40 miles per hour at times. bringing dangerously low humidity. the winds are active. frommate las peak to hawkeye. 22 to 30 miles per hour and that will continue to bring in some bone dry air. look at the relative humidity. it is so dry at 15% in santa rosa. 16% in napa. so the winds unfortunately will continue to be

quick check of your forecast this morning from kron4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. ( marty ) in napa in napa county -- firefighters are battling the ink fire burning near pope valley road, just northeast of calistoga. so far the fire has scorched around 50 acres and at last report was 75 percent contained. kron 4's gayle ong was at the scene and brings us the latest. firefighting crews from cal fire-napa county fire are battling a vegetation fire which as of 4:45 p.m. saturday had burned about 25 acres off of pope valley road six miles northeast of calistoga, firefighters reported on social media. dubbed the "ink fire," it was first reported about 2:35 p.m. saturday. the blaze, as of 4:45 p.m., was no longer spreading, firefighters said. no other information about the wildfire was available late saturday afternoon. pacific gas and electric had turned power off at about 6:15 a.m. saturday to areas of unincorporated napa county near lake berryessa deemed at high fire risk spurred by high temperatures, winds and dry fuel. the site of the ink fire is about 10 miles northwest of the spani

you saw the 70 in napa. 67 in brentwood.f that has to do with the northerly wind flow allowing for the warmer air to be mixed to the surface. from santa cruz, at santa cruz, in the mid 60s already. 80s on tap for not only santa cruz but closer to home, too. our bay area beaches and our exploratorium camera, a few high clouds out there. beautiful start to the day. live doppler 7 with some of the cloud cover. we will be looking at record heat again today. above 1,000 feet. we're checking the gusty winds, and we have our red flag warning in effect throughout the day. the winds will wasteful spend g spendispending -- winds will weaken and slow down. 4 nbc 7 mt. diablo, mt. tam, 30 miles per hour. the relative envation at 21% -- the surface, 60%, 70%. that shows how quickly the winds will allow for a drier atmosphere. getting gusty in the morning hours. by the afternoon, the winds slow down to barely a breeze out there. still, that offshore co the easterly flow. so that's going to bring a warm day at our local beaches. from upper

this one started near pope valley in napa county this afternoon.s a time lapse video of the fire. it's burned nearly 50 acres it is nearly contained. >>> the follow-up now to a story we first reported earlier this week. today a unique fire drill on the peninsula and te crestview neighborhood wanted to make sure the community is well prepared. and this drill came with some surprises. firefighters gave participants very few details leading up to it, hoping to make it as real as possible. >> so i kind of got a text message in the morning to evacuate and that's how i ended up here to kind of test that process out to see how it would work for a resident. >> after the drill neighbors were able to speak with firefighters about how they might be able to improve the evacuations. now, our nbc bay area app won't just tell you how hot it is but it will tell you that. it also has the information to keep you safe during wildfire season. download it. it is free. >>> new at 11:00, some homeowners in the north bay are being asked to stay inside tonight. the fairfie

portions of napa and lake bariesa. solano county, sfoerportions of vacaville and winter. >> reporter: they shut off power last year. the neighbors near cordelia are not in the zone yet, but they're keeping an eye on the hills. >> the hills will quickly turn brain. with all the rain you've got the high grasses and weeds growing. one spark is going to set >> that was christie smith on the fire line. she's keeping an eye on the situation. of course, jeff ranieri keeping an eye on our red flag warning. he tweeted about it. you can follow him on twitter. his handle @jeffranieri. >>> did a homeowner have a change of heart? take a look down below. the nasa symbol is covered -- the nazi symbol is covered in blankets. particularly the poud -- the power puff girls blanket. this is what it looked like earlier. the county doesn't have any authority to tell the homeowner to remove the swastika. but it appears as though he decided to rethink his landscaping choice. he claims the ball is never represented hate -- the ball is never re

in napa county jail on kron 4 news. >>well, you know low county there is a fire burning north of lake berryessa close to the napa county border. the fire has grown to 1700 acres and there is no word on containment yet the smoke from this fire can be seen and moran and sonoma counties the marin county fire department shared this picture of the sky. they're right now officials from both counties say there is no current fire threat. this is an interactive map for the evacuation areas. the red area indicates a mandatory evacuation zone, yellow area indicates and advisories so. well the power is back on for all 1600 customers located in areas of napa solano and yolo counties impacted by the public safety power shut off in the north bay. but now around 27,000 pg e customers without power tonight due to the public safety power shut off. crews are inspecting power lines to make sure they are safe before restoring power. >>portions of bute cuba, nevada el dorado placer counties all of them are affected pg e officials say the sho

power was shut down in napa and solano counties. that power is slowly being restored. but i have to tell you, it's been a very long day for people living there. >> you know, the elderly and it's not okay they stay here. >> reporter: margarita sanchez is picking up her parents because their home nearak berryessa has no power. >> no power, no internet, no nothing. so they >> reporter: they cut power due to red flag conditions. >> i'm pretty sure they know what they're doing. >> reporter: the pool at this mobile home community is closed. resident jesse hague is worried about losing all the food in her fridge. >> we're doing the best with what we can. you have to buy a generator. i can't afford to buy a generator. i'm on a fixed income. >> reporter: last year, residents were forced to evacuate. pg and e is shutting the power down as a precaution. the equipment has been blamed for sparking wildfires, including the camp fire. the generator is keeping the lights on and food cold here. >> we were able to prepare by getting our generators ready. i don't think you're ever as pre

one fire in napa county burned 50 acres and another burned 600 acres. that's where our reporter is right now. we start withdrew who has been tracking the weather and the red flag warnings. >> we will take you to yolo county to track the active fire and it's still warm and very dry and windy near the fire. relative humidity at 23%. that's dry air at the late night hour. the winds are gusting 20 miles per hour out of the north. in the north bay, you likely see smoke from the fire. the wind is pushing some of the smoke into parts of sonoma, napa and marin county. that will continue into tomorrow morning. you will likely wake up with haze in your atmosphere. the winds are active. look at the wind gusts. over 40 miles per hour. we still have that red flag warning in the north bay lasting until tomorrow evening where the gusty winds burn dangerously dry air. we will track the winds for you. . the good news is by midday tomorrow, we expect the winds to back off and that lessens the fire danger. however tomorrow is a much warmer day than today. the heat advisor

napa county napa and lake berryessa solano county parts of sassoon city vacaville, the potential shut off would begin at 06:00am saturday. it would last until about one pm there are also potential shut-offs happening farther north. well for us just a moment live in napa tonight with this potential shot office sending a strong warning just a. >>and catherine this potential shot off could affect thousands of customers and it is likely the first time this summer that pgd could turn on the power as a way to prevent wildfires now here in downtown napa this morning is serving as a wake-up call of what could be to cops. >>business in napa would come to a halt without power at restaurant, a all agree of the owner got to text messages from p g about the potential power shut off. and he knows what that could mean for his restaurant. i cannot open without power. pg started to notify customers the power could be often parts of napa harding on saturday morning so we would turn off power to reduce. >>wildfire risks pgd is working with cal fire and cal oh yes during the safety issue turning off the

in napa valley. she says management asked her how long she planned to take for maternity leave and within a week she was told there was no position for her there. she's seeking $5 million in damages. they haven't issued a statement. >> tense moments involving a bear in a napa neighborhood. spotted on cooper court near the shopping center. last friday. the bear scrambled up the tree and got comfortable on the high branchs. firefighters used a ladder and tranquilize it. it fell from the tree. onto a shed down below. but the bear was not hurt. officers released it into the wild later that night. >> bay area police officer is showing off his dance moves. wow. this was at the middle school. on friday night. students formed a dance circle at the eighth grade graduation. one student challenged him to a dance off. he gladly accepted. hitting the floor doing the worm. and later flossing. young works as a school resource officer on campus. and the students loved it. >> fortnight dance in there. >> the worm. >>

from napa, sonoma, lake, mendeci mendicino. a summer concert series. in the south bay celebrate on saturday in history park. the' event includes a parade, carnival, live entertainment and food. in sports a's are on the road. warriors continue their quest in the nba finals. that is your weekend watch. >> rosemary thank you. lots to do. >>> time is 4:47. sal's got a lot to do watching your commute but also getting ready early for traffic jams. why are we doing it early, pam? >> because you're heading to lip trip. >> we'll talk about this right now. 580 westbound looks okay but i do want to mention something that just came to my attention. there's a new crash westbound 580 at the straw bridge exit there. fire department's just arriving on scene right now. the rest the commute looks good so you won't have much to talk about. there's a little bit of slow traffic there but otherwise we're looking good. no major problems here on interstate 880 and at the bay bridge toll plaza it remains light. some of these lanes have a small back up but i would say you'll st

maybe you want to get up to napa. you're trying to get up there today or a little later, and now 29 two american canyon is not the place to be. it is close from broadway all the way up almost to highway 12 , and look at all the slow traffic. people are on 37, and they are going to take 121 to highway 12, which i guess should be a pretty good alternate. if you are in san francisco, don't bother going to the east bay. head of the golden gate bridge, head east on 37, and use this way to get around the problem. do not -- i would say do not drive here. i've had people that i will just take highway 12. i don't know. all those rotor jams too, is a big problem for american canyon right now. you were told. let's go to the silicon valley because that is beginning to fill in a little bit right now. traffic on 101 and 85 still lighter than usual, and here is 280 in downtown san jose. bay bridge moderately heavy. 7:18. hello, steve. >>> jamison canyon or 37 if you want to bypass that, sell. >> yeah, and the problem is as this wear

look at that 70 in napa, 71 in brentwood, 60 in san jose. 55 in gilroy. overnight tonight, after another very hot day, look how mild it's going to be. there is towards sunrise tomorrow. monday morning, we're in the 60s. we're on our way to even hotter day on monday. starting out with 64 in oakland, 67 in livermore and brentwood, the numbers are going to be very, very warm. we still have another 48 hours to go with this heat wave. in fact, it's the warmest temperatures we've seen since 2019. and records could be shattered today and tomorrow. a heat advisory around the bay. a spare the air alert, and high fire danger. potentially lasting through tomorrow, though we're hopefully going to get fog moving up from. hh clouds around. live doppler 7 at above 1,000 feet, the winds are gusting to 36 miles per hour. knoxville creek, you can see the colors there. hawkeye into mt. tam, 35 mile-per-hour gusts straight out of the north. that's what dries out the atmosphere. sutro, pretty view here. san francisco, in the upper 80s today. we're looking at another warm day

pem grove, napa healdsburg and napa. mix of lower clouds, higher clouds and sun.not as windy as yesterday. the source of all of this is a very strong low. and funneling in the bottom of that will be higher clouds which will drift across. higher clouds this afternoon. and temperatures struggling to warm up much. 47 in lakeport. foa partly sunny, partly cloudy day. this is generating rain in the pacific northwest. 5:31. this is when things pick up. and sal tells you, things are -- >> well, they're okay. but there are a couple of things that came in, steve, that may change that. first of all, let's start off with peninsula. northbound 101 at peninsula avenue. coming in from san mateo to burlingame. there is a crash right there. and traffic is going to be okay so far. but the medics and the fire department heading out to the scene. if you're catching a flight to san francisco airport. get on the road early-ish. or use el camino real. to get past burlingame. slide into the airport that way. it might cause a delay. we'll see it just happened. also, we're looking at a ne

fires burned in napa county and brentwood. they were maul, but they led to a lot of concern given the weather conditions. >> it was rang two weeks ago. the coverage of this crazy weather, rob. >> the site in san francisco, no fog around the golden gate bridge. temperatures in the 70s right now. as we move across san francisco and the golden gate up into marin county, look at san rafael up to 90 degrees right now. you notice the trees moving around a bit, gusting at times, specifically mount tam. in marin county and the north bay hilltops towards solano county a red flag warning for elevations above 1,000 feet through 5:00 tomorrow evening. >> this is the one active weather warning we have going for you this evening and through tonight. now, tomorrow the stage is set for some hot temperatures. much hotter than today. heat advisory up for the valleys and also bayside locations. this includes san francisco, oakland and fremont and the inner bay from palo alto, san francisco. a lot of these places don't have air-conditioning in a

i spoke with the napa county oes operator. he is going to call with pg&e. they will assess and see if they need to put more people on standby in case of a fire.>>> fires are already sparking around the bay area in contra costa county crews did swift work on this one acre brush fire in moraga. it was rough going at first. we caught them scaling ruggpe se of the canyon bridge. officials say they were lucky someone flying a drone prevented helicopters and airplanes flying into help. >>> and solano county does for alarm fire black and 24 acres near cordelia. this afternoon. cal fire help several fire departments control the blaze. with around 27 fire engines and a helicopter. crews went up against prevailing winds and rugged rocky terrain. up to 50 homes were evacuated. crews had it out in about 90 minutes. >>> new push by bartz do something about a pricey parking garage in walnut creek. writers complained about getting gouged the garage is run by a private corporation and charges about six times more. melissa reports that might soon change.>> reporter: >> it i

by 3:00 in the afternoon, lake county up towards napa county we're watching showers develop. diablo range, too, we'll be watching that closely. might see a few showers trying to fire up mid afternoon. this time tomorrow night, perhaps watching for a few moyer showers moving away from the sierra. right now the futurecast doesn't have a whole lot, but i think it's the north bay especially during the day tomorrow that could see a chance of the showers. >>> the changes as we get into monday, tuesday and wednesday, high pressure strengthening the instability across the region today and tomorrow. that's out of the picture. notice by tuesday things start to warm up by mid afternoon. we could be seeing those areas in red around solano county skpin land east bay counties approaching close to 09 degrees. we'll get there tuesday and again wednesday. a bit of a roller coaster ride in the seven-day forecast. thursday and friday the system drops down from the gulf of alaska. onorth. not eh to drop temperatures and we could be looking at windy conditions by friday. so l, a little bit of eve

for the afternoon we'll take a drop, 92 in napa today, tomorrow going to 86, 90 in concord tomorrow, today 96. any where from 4 to 8 degrees of cooling over the north bay 81 for san rafael, the east bay 75 oakland, south bay tomorrow 89 morgan hill, 86 san jose, still very warm, just not as hot as the weekend, 81 in redwood city, upper 60s san francisco and expected along the coast. there's the drop in temperatures. the coolest days wednesday, thursday when our inland cities will be in the upper 70s after being in the upper 90s over the weekend. then we'll warm up going into next weekend. >> looks like a nice week. thank you. >> sure. >>> spacex says it's poised to launch what it calls the most difficult mission ever tomorrow night. it will be the first nighttime spacex launch. the falcon heavy rocket is scheduled to lift off from kennedy space center in florida at 8:30 our time, but it could go as much as four hours later if there are weather problems. the falcon rocket will carry 152 tiny containers of human remains as well as 24 defense department satellites. those satellites are

a little puff of an offshore for napa airport and also oakland. there's a fight between the offshore and the on shore. that's a north wind so again, eventually that north wind is going to win out. clouds mainly south of the golden gate and to the north and east it will be sunny and we're starting to warm up as the high kicks in and the low moves out. patchy fog, breezy and warmer. pretty good gusts in the higher elevations in lake county and northern napa county. fog 70s and 80s. 60s to almost 90 but some upper 80s fairfield and antioche there. we'll see some low 90s but then. >> nice weekend though. okay. steve. thanks. >>> more fall out from that college admissions scandal. the changes the u.c. system is making to try and prevent fraudulent admissions. >> plus what's next for team usa at the women's world cup. highlights when we come back. >>> the warriors have three new members on their roster with the 22 eerl pick. they selected michigan guard jordan pool. he's 20 years of age. especially with klay thompson. pool met with the media last night

daytime dryness overnight into tomorrow morning, notice how the humidity levels out near napa . normally that's 80% to 90%. that gives you an idea of the extreme conditions we're seeing in the north bay. as nthousands of pg & e customes were left without power. we're joined live in napa county with a look at the situation there. >> rob, pg & e has confirmed it is starting the process of turning the power back on. but people in this neighborhood are not happy and they are very hot. and they're finding creative and possibly even dangerous ways to beat the heat. how are you staying cool? >> i'm not really right now. >> i had my shirt off earlier. >> charles and kay kelly live in the lake bariessa area. >> dozens of homes are hooked up to powereve silva a problem of its own. >> it's just caused another fire hazard. >> using a general generator. hot, muggy weekend. preempted move by pg & e to prevent wildfires, after the company's equipment was blamed for starting the campfire in paradise. the most structurive fire in state history. >> a kind of feel that pg & e is using us as a test

first, along those lines pg&e shutting off power to homes and businesses in napa, celano and yolo counties because of the extreme fire risks. >> will take a look at other precautions being taken for the first red flag fire warning of the year. with fire season already here one peninsula community has a fire evacuation drill getting underway. >> after what happened last year with paradise a number of cities and towns want the residence to know ahead of time the best way to get out of town immediately. >> troubling and disappointing concerns, all of those things, the warriors lost a crucial game four to the raptors. >>> the outlook of the players and coach steve kerr as they prepare for the next do or die game in the series on monday. >> have to wait a couple of days for that. >>> in the meantime is in a heat wave? >> technically it has to be a few days before the colony waved but we are coming into very hot weather. today is warmer than yesterday. a name under the hottest days and then we cool it down thankfully. we do like the heat but well after a couple of days we are ready for some nice

here's a look at the areas that could be affected by this napa county forces of napa and lake berryessa solano county portions of sassoon city in vacaville, the potential power shut off with started at 6 o'clock in the morning on saturday and last until one in the afternoon. there are also potential shut off happening farther north however, no outages are planned for contra costa county at least not now. >>and again we're talking obviously about the really dangerous. so weather conditions risk for fire and. >>orange car know you've got more on that yet you know sos offshore flow as we talk about that's where you see those winds coming from the land to the sea if you get that you tend to get some hotter air and you also get some much drier air and that's we're going to see settling in throughout the weekend now so yeah we've got red flag warnings going up mainly in the north and parts of the east bay right to the delta there, but you can see so very gusty winds likely to develop over the mountain tops maybe some of those gusts, 4050 miles per hour or so get the amounts and alina get up i

in napa. 77 in santa rosa. 72 in mill valley.othing we can't handle here across the bay area. my extended forecast keeps ussu eventually we do get some 70s moving back in by next week. right now it does not look nearly as hot as what we had last week. we're seeing it go up to 75 by next tuesday. inland valleys i have you in the 80s through sunday's forecast and father's day, and then it heats back up next week. i am following possibly a dryer wind by next monday, 10 to 15 miles per hour. that could push us up to 95 degrees by next tuesday. it shouldn't last as long. we would likely see it then drop back down once we hit next thursday's forecast. so very nice here as we move into this upcoming weekend forecast. so i think everyone is just kind of, ah, breathing in and out today. >> we are enjoying it. >> so nice. >> love it. >> thanks, jeff. >>> coming up, more bucks for b.a.r.t. a push back on a plan to raise prices for riders. we will be right back. >> tomorrow on "california live", malou is in maui at california's number one su

north bay, 70s and 80s for the most part. 75 in napa, 70 in petaluma.lito is cool with high of 62. east bay, afternoon sunshine. 65 in berkeley, 72 in fremont. inland, upper 70s to mid-80s. 78 in san ramon and 79 in pleasanton. future tracker temperatures. monday, warmer away from the coast, inland close to 90 degrees in warmest spots but not widespread heat wave. coast and bay mainly 60s and 70s. accuweather seven-day forecast, looking great for the dads out there. heating up inland, touching 90 in warmest spots. spell of warm weather peaks wednesday, then cooling off as summer officially begins friday, temperatures in 70s and 80s. nice and sunny away from the coast. >> don't want to revisit -- i don't think anybody wants last week again. >>> still ahead, now that he's retired from nba, dwyane wade is dedicating more time man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second an

across ma rin, napa county. for the fire warning. i have located the cities that are right near and around the fire warnings. in the north bay. mill valley. wood acre. hills at 1,000 feet and above. near santa rose. and over to fair field. specifically for the red flag fire warning. sustained winds is a steady wind. 10 to 20 miles per hour. that's not bad. it's the periodic gis gusts in the hills. of 20 to 50 miles per hour. >> we'll check back in. crews are already battling a brush fire. this is the canyon bridge. south of the country club. no homes threatened. sky ranger is over head. it's live. it looks like at this point firefighters have it under control. crews tell us they couldn't attack the flaps fr flames from air. because someone was flying a drone in the area. >> it will be hot. for thousands of people it could be dark as well. pg&e might be cutting power to many north bay cities as a preventive measure. we saw a fire earlier this afternoon. the site of a four alarm fire. >> right now crews are still on scene. they're in t

last night, pg&e hostedang open house in napa.ut what they're doing after the recent devastating wildfires. and many of those fires linked -- pg&e equipment. its new strategy, turn off the power in advance when weather is in dangerous conditions. >> we're not a third world country. we're all paying for reliable power. >> we understand that this is definitely more than an inconvenience. but a hardship shutting off the power. and we want people to take steps now to be prepared. >> many people also had questions and concerns about fire priefngz tree trimming. they say many of the contractors brought in for that come from out of state and really don't have enough expertise in that area. >>> ile, firefighters possible. the goal is to ti from wildfire the hot, dry months of summer began. the 1991 oakland hills firestorm, ain that area. fire experts are reminding neighbors, heavy vegetation, outside of homes, creates a very dangerous situation. >> there is a high probability that we may not be able to save their home or we'll start our f

napa, 77-80. concord for early june that's a nice day. 84. redwood city, 75 and 79 in gilroy, 74 and we pump you up to 82. water temperatures are rather cold. the come up a little bit since friday but still bodega bay at 51. san francisco bowie at 54 and that makes for cool ratings for some. here comes that fairfield wind coming down from 20 to 15. still more of a northerly or westerly breeze. the activity on the weekend was for the usual suspects. that was mendocino county in lake county, sacramento valley and around the diablo range but for matt hamilton to henrico state part, lots of thunder. some of that developed into thunderstorms. some areas did not get anything but you had the buildups and they were impressive. the low responsible for that is ving o and high pressure is building in. now we will get what is called subsidence and it will not allow the lift in the atmosphere the lord provided so a decrease in thunderstorm activity. 50s on the thames to near 60 for some. cooler on the bay and low 50 in kensington. one observation in the o

upper elevations of napa, i should say around eastern napa county and sonoma. right now the flags here are flat. looking at that sea breeze kicking up later on in the afternoon. heating up for the first weekend of summer. cooling begins early next weekend and we're talking about a bigzyndontis bythe middle of . so it won't last too long, and that is like the fog today as it is along the san mateo coast. then we clear and it comes back tomorrow morning. once again we will see a very similar sunday afternn, temperatures will be comfortable at our beaches today, warmer to the south. santa cruz, 77. 69, half moon bay. ocean beach, perfect at about 68 degrees. some events around the bay today. over into the east bay, it will be warm for the alameda county fair, upper 70s at noon time and 90 at 3:00, still warm, the sun setting. 81 on the peninsula. san mateo. 84 in palo alto. 87, vallejo, with the red flag warning. tomorrow, maybe even a few degrees warmer in the inland inland valleys. should be nice in san francisco. monday we are slightly cooling, holding on to a

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and here's video of napa county all over you see some green but also dry brush. all over the region. now the the fire broke out some ti after 2.30 and it was just 50 acres that and right now at 75% containment at this time the cause isn't known. it's also unknown if the cause is suspicious. >>but firefighters just say this hot dry conditions. our what is wha fueling the fire. now they're still resources at the ink. a fire there just a constructing containment lines and putting out hot spots. but the challenge with this fire has just been the whether it was quite windy today, the wind has died down at this hour that fire crews worked hard dropping water from the air and also used air tankers to drop retardant on the flames and the fire broke out on the 600 block on pope valley road. so as we are in downtown calistoga so safe area just away from the scene. now here is what some people i spoke to who saw this is what they saw when they're driving from the bay area. >>we thought it was heat haze at first, but then we realized it was smoke and in that scared a lot of

this will include funds for sonoma, napa and lake counties as well as the cities of napa, santa rosa and clearlake. a settlement calls for nine northbay cities and counties to receive a total of number $15 million. the town of paradise which was devastated by the camp fire is set to receive $270 million. $47 million of that is debit -- designated for the paradise recreation and parks district. a separate $252 million will be allocated to butte county, of course the home of the city of paradise. pg&e issued a statement that says "our goal throughout the chapter 11 process is to work collaboratively, to fairly balance the interest of our many shareholders as well as the customers and communities we serve." >>> a united nations report on the killing of saudi journalist jim all caps oggi is recommending an investigation into the crown prince of saudi arabia. -- in the killing of jamal khashoggi. the crown prince may have some criminal responsibility for the death. jamal khashoggi was a columnist for the washington post who was critical of the saudi government. he was later assassinated a

napa's airport 56. lirmore is 48. hayward one observation 48. one in napa 43. penn grove's down to 43. alima valley at 45. that's a little cool there. 52 in sacramento. 49 monterey and 44 up in arcada arcada and once you're into je go fromd to hot and that's where we appear to be the warmest day on sunday. then tomorrow it's turning up. don't want to say oven yet but maybe by sunday, monday certainly monday looks to be the very warmest day. >>> 4:19 is the time right now . don't forget we have our ktvu weather app for you. it has interactive radar hourly updates in the 7-day forecast. it also has an easy feature. to see the ktvu weather app it's a freeansco police shooting deah that led to big protests against the police. 2 investigates looks at the internal affairs report about the controversial police shooting of mario woods. >> and pushing back against google we're going to tell you why some activists want the company excluded from san francisco's big pride celebration. >>> welcome back to mornings on 22 investigates has new information on the san francisco

>>business in napa would come to a halt without power at restaurant, a all agree of the owner got to text messages from p g about the potential power shut off. and he knows what that could mean for his restaurant were you cannot open without power. pg started to notify customers the power could be off and parts of napa harding on saturday morning so we would turn off power to reduce wildfire risks pgd is working with cal fire and cal oh yes during the safety issue. >>turning off the power. it is not a decision it takes lightly we're looking at the conditions were looking at the winds, we're looking at the conditions in the sky airs rather dry fuel with the humidity levels. >>all of that weather forecasting is all subject to change. >>pg e is also warning customers that the power could be off for days. once it is safe crews will inspect every inch of every line in the impacted areas and then make necessary repairs if needed the blackout is something this business owner hopes does not. couple days foods, well this pg e customers can get alerts by tir phone e-mail or text message about

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the money will include funds for sonoma, napa, and lake counties as well as the cities of napa, santa rosa and clear lake. calls for 9 north bay cities and counties to receive a total of $415 million. the town of paradise set to receive $317 million. a separate $252 million is allocated for butte county home to paradise. pg&e issued a statement saying our goal is to fairly balance the interest of our many shareholders as well as the customers and communities we serve. >> the sound of perseverance. so far 1/10 of the town's population has moved back after the november camp fire. nora profit is one of them. >> it's the aftermath that's killing us. you'll get over it. the fire is gone, the house is gone. you'll get over that but there's all these other things that you have to do they just go on forever. >> pg&e announced it reached a settlement for years of wild fire losses. profit hopes that money goes to the essentials. >> i would really like to have some water. we have to go all the way to magalia to haul in water and that's every other week. >> paradise's mayor signed an agreement wi

marin, napa, sonoma county, it's going to be warm on the grapevine through napa and sonoma. low 90s. head to mill valley. also looking at a warm day, above average by about 7 degrees. 84 expected for that daytime high. so number one reason why we have this heat is high pressure, high pressure always brings the heat in most cases here for california. so we've got this for one more day. then this weather system is in what i'm watching. i think you're going like this. storm system off to the north is going to drop temperatures by thursday and friday. now rainfall will stay away. but we'll defel some cooler temperatures move in. let's look at the results of that cooler weather and give you the latest on that. san francisco, you'll drop down into the 60s thursday and friday. enjoy it. it will be back up to the 70s. this weekend probably is a little strange on sunday. we'll see some high clouds move across. olso a little bit of midity, ontinue into early next week. inland valleys, yes, if the heat was a little too much for you, back down to the 70s for thursday and friday. 92 on s

money for sonoma, napa, and lake counties as well as the cities of napa, santa rosa, and clear lake. 9 north bay cities and counties to receive a total of $415 million. the town of paradise which was devastated by the campfire in butte county is set to receive $270 million. $47 million of that is designated for the paradise recreation and parks district. a separate $252 million is allocated for butte county where paradise is located. pg&e issued a statement that says in part our goal throughout this process is to work collaboratively to fairly balance the interest of our many shareholders as well as the customers and the communities we serve. >>> one teenager in fairfield is dead, two others are injured in a pair of shootings that police believe might be connected. near the fairfield police station. officers detained four people at the scene. the victims were taken to the hospital but their injuries are not life threatening. a short time later officers responded to a crash at kansas and tyler streets just a few blocks from that first shooting. now an 18-year-old was found shot in the

napa at a hot 98 degrees.a more temperatures much you know what it's like neighborhoodeby neighborhood coming up in jt a couple of minutes for now, let's head over to the traffic center and an update with robin all right a lot of so traffic to talk about including 92 a very busy commute right now levy hayward heading over to foster city and san mateo you see all all the brake lights heading west. so it's really and quickly, but no major problems for the san mateo bridge bay bridge 80 west, no major problems here just a lot of slow traffic. it's already back to be on west grand and slow of the incline of the eastern span and here's our trouble spot. an accident left over from the 4 o'clock hour in union city to the south right after al niles we have the 2 right lanes close so very crowded out of hayward pushy you up to 37 minutes to make it out to to 37 that means you need to be prepared. leave early an add on an extra 15 to 20 minutes to your commute. so you won't be late back to you, thanks a lot of the warri

antioch 69 58 in napa 61 degrees are ready. we're waking up in nevada right now, a heat advisory though in effect it's a in effect by the national weather service once again today we had it yesterday we're going to have it today again because the temperatures are going to be a 15 to 20 degrees. well above average for this time of year. so all the orange color on your screen. a pretty much of the entire bay area is covered because it is going to be so toe steve. here's what you can expect 90's hundreds as we get inland. once again today it's going to be really nice of the coast but tosi there as well we're going to see a 80's even maybe near 90 degrees in some spots. so just be really safe out there trying to plan those outdoor activities. if you can in the morning, our land tie latter part of the evening and at certain the peak hours. here's your highs once again just a give me a second look 96 today in oakland 91 expected in san francisco and a 101 degrees expected. in downtown san jose. but the good news is though it's still

she's ready to go. >> kathy, our napa valley chick.>s going to join -- >> i don't know if she's going to show up. >> i think she's the mayor of napa honestly. she knows everybody. temperatures getting close to average. but still below, livermore. 88 is where you should be. 80 in santa rosa. only 3 shy. san jose, 87. the city just shy. but oakland is right there. 72. over the next couple of days, we will start to see these temperatures drift near average. and then maybe a little above early next week. high clouds in the morning. and mostly sunny this afternoon. mainly 60s and 70s, low 80s. the source of our cooldown and the cloud cover is associlow. off of portland now. starting to make its way inland. clouds are to the north. but still over most of the bay area. which will allow for a nice sunrise. as this system begins to eject out. then high pressure in. so it's a slow, slow process. low 50s, and also low 60s for many. you can see that's the leading edge. and back edge of that cloud cover, gips to move toward the east and south. look

awfully cool, 75 in napa.e cool side in oakland at 66, 72 fremont, 82 in concord. 79 in san jose. looking at temperatures tonight in the 50s, the cloud deck is back. we'll wake up to the gray sky. again, accuweather seven-day forecast upper 50s at the coast about 70, bayside low 80s out by the delta and livermore today. tomorrow we're warmer, pretty much for everyone except at our beaches. then by tuesday and wednesday, keeping the 90s inland, download accuweather app and temperatures, close to average middle of the week, morning fog, afternoon sun, summer solstice early in the morning on friday. that's our longest day of the year. by saturday just a couple degree drop in temperatures. so very consistent. >> yeah. after experiencing those triple digit temperatures last week, it's hard to believe we're not at summer yet. tly. i know, strange. >> thank you. we've all heard of people dressing up as their favorite superheroes at comic-con, some dogs got a chance to live out their comic dreams, too. hundreds of peo

napa, 105 today downtown. the 95 degrees in san francisco is the first time the city has hit 95 degrees in the month of june since 2008. nearly 11 years ago. this is the hottest day near the water in the month of june in a decade. that is why we are under an excessive heat warning for many locations in the bay area. the rest of you are under a heat advisory that will expire at 9:00 tonight. one of the hottest june days in a decade in the bay area. a cooldown phase. two different phases. tomorrow the onshore flow returns. only for parts of the bay area. only near the water where it will be 10-20 degrees cooler. still hot inland tomorrow close to 100. phase 2 is wednesday when all of the bay area cools off. we stay hot inland for one more day. near the water, little relief. tomorrow's high, 77. we will talk about whenever but he cools back to average and how long we stay there in a few minutes. >>> breaking news. a hot day at san francisco beach. taking a tragic turn. emergency crews called to crissy field after

it's a 60 mile an hour ocean breeze, and a 15 mile-per-hour breeze in napa.omorrow we fall below average in a few spots and clean concord and to san francisco. the city only hitting 64 degrees tomorrow.>>> new tonight, in santa clara county, police and campbell say they arrested a guy called peeking inside the window of a home. he's 58-year-old michael edward brothers and he has prior convictions for peeping and prowling. surveillance video caught someone looking inside a home on bismarck drive two weeks ago. he ran off after being confronted by the father. tonight police in san mateo are trying to identify a man who sexually assaulted a woman and she was walking to her car. it happened last month outside the bank of america and police just released video of the man wanted for questioning. police say he has dark curly hair and was wearing a dark facebook app with a white logo and dark clothing. if you have any information call san mateo police. >>> you ready to pay a little more to ride bart, starting next year. the bart board of directors just approved a bud

a few spots lower 80s else in napa. i'll toward fairfield ansunligh mostly clear skies up and down the coastline. we will hold onto that clear pattern for the weekend and into early next week. it will be fog free the next few days. temperatures right now pretty warm tort concorde 67. san jose 61. san francisco 58. our live camera we do have some haziness. for the most part we are in the clear tonight. for your friday. temperatures tomorrow morning in the 50s. to around 60 degrees but quick warm-up. we are thinking close to the 70 degree mark cole sighed. warmest locations no triple digits. it is getting closer to the low to middle 90s ur tomorrow. definitely a big spike in the switchers heading into the weekend. the hottest days sunday and into monday. that will translate to temperatures and lend around 100. typically these heads of the costs the cool off. the beach is still warm. temperatures approaching the load to possibly middle 80s. sunday will be the hottest day of the weekend. as a result the heat advisory. exten

the areas being fixed our oak knoll avenue between the napa river and highway 29. also repairs old sonoma robot thing congress valley road and the napa city limit the road work is expected to last until early july and drivers are being told to expect delays. >>on the peninsula an accused child predator in east palo alto is now behind bars police announced the arrest today from arrow jimenez has accused of molesting 2 young children from 2010 to 2018. police have not described any relationship to the children. it is not clear if there could be more victims out there humana's is being held on million bail. >>after more than a decade in business san francisco's iconic commission pie. >>it will be closing its doors in this instagram post mission pie confirmed the said news today saying that is just too expensive to stay open any longer mission pies last day of business will be on sunday september 1st. this is sadly just the latest to san francisco establishment to close because of high costs luca ravioli company close you might remember back in april that's after 94 ye

parts of napa and lake berryessa went dark. sections of suisun city and in yolo county, parts davis and winter is also impacted. abc 7's liz kreutz has more. >> reporter: evacuations have been lifted in the grass fire that burned near the c residents bega rur their homes, so does the north bay's fire season. >> this is our first red flag warning here locally in sonoma county. >> in santa rosa where the sound of construction following the fires has become a new normal, a red flag warning is throughed weekend. >> it still serves as a reminder of residents of what's to come this season. >> the santa rosa fire department says they're not staffing up yet, but are taking other precautions. >> we moved our engine into another part of the city to preposition it. >> they're bracing for higher fire danger and pg&e is, too. the utility company says starting 6:00 a.m. saturday they will shut off power to should customers in parts of napa, solano and yolo counties. >> because we've seen increased weather, and we are shutting it off as a pre