cornell: in the napa valley, cornell barnard, abc 7 news.dan: there is hope, and like he said, quality. yesterday, aids walk, abc 7 proud sponsor, and they gave us a cool gift here, which comes into handy, the aids walk fan. ama: especially with how hot it was. dan: we need this a little less now than we did yesterday. ama: thankfully, spencer. spencer: that is true. dan is still my biggest fan. [laughter] let's take a look at what is going on with our weather. we don't need the fans today could it is cooling down. his breezy out there. gusts at 23 miles an hour in oakland, 26 at sfo. a nice cooling onshore breeze. the cooling is more significant inland right now. the 24 hour temperature change shows lots of inland areas, especially travis air force base and fairfield. 10 degrees cooler than at this time last night, 6 degrees cooler in concord and other areas at the coast are warmer than they were yesterday afternoon. here's a look at emeryvill francisco, 66 degrees, oakland 69, 77 in mountain view. . low to mid 80's san jose and palo alto,

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we have details from napa valley.nd the mission to track down and capture an energetic order on the santa cruz coast continues. we hear from beachgoers split on the issue of whether daughter should be captured in the first place. this is abc 720 47. live south bay, in concord, in oakland. you are watching abc seven live. anytime, anywhere. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download the abc 7 bay area. join us to start w >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions abc7news. >> sunday, july 20 third. i'm stephanie sierra and we start this half-hour with the weather. vanessa is tracking a cooldown. >> we are getting relief from the heat. inland communities working triple digits yesterday. right now the east bay is getting a warmer start to the 80's for low antioch and san ramon. livermore catching up at 77 degrees. everywhere else, a mild start to the morning. in the peninsula slightly cooler in the mid 60's. san francisco, runners seeing 59 degrees temperatures. wind speed star

napa. near the east bay, 63 in oakland. 76 in castro valley.the inland east bay will live up to its reputation tomorrow with highs mainly in the low to mid 80's. as you get farther inland, upper 80's in places like pittsburg and perhaps 90 in antioch and brentwood. two beautiful days coming our way tomorrow and wednesday with no temperature extremes at all. on thursday it starts to warm up sharply with upper 90's in the warmest inland spots peered close to 80 around the bay. on friday, which we expect to be our hottest day, we expect to see highs up to 101. inland areas around 80 and the bay. a pretty warm period from friday, saturday and sunday. >> coming up next, a big introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese and served with hot au jus for dipping. try the roast beef or pastrami french dips today only at togo's >> small businesses could get a financial boost under a new grant program in san francisco. mayor london breed announced the cit

created festival napa valley, they turned to the farmer's almanac for a little guidance. >> we were looking at setting the dates exactly for now. one of the reasons is there has not been reined in napa valley in july since , i think, 1820 or something like that. we know we are not going to be rained out. yes, we are going to have hot days but we can make sure our guests are comfortable. >> reporter: taste of napa as a food and wine tasting event that draws people from all over the country and the world, but despite all the excessive heat warnings, it was only flirting with triple digits. not nearly enough to dampen diana mccormick's birthday celebration. >> they definitely do celebrate it. it is perfect weather for napa. i would not have expected any less than this. >> reporter: still, it was pretty toasty. and the white wines and rose's which are usually served chilled were a big hit. but napa is famous for its cabernet's. they were scrambling to keep them from getting too warm. >> what we are trying to do today is serve the winds at cellar temperature and 100 degree weather. we ar

weather that makes the grapes grow cannot be all bad. >> well, this is the kickoff for festival napa valley. a two week celebration celebrating local arts and l education programs. and that visitors return to napa, it is making parking a challenge for the downtown area. there is a proposal to alleviate the problem by -- guess what -- charging for parking. employees worry it would keep some customers from visiting. >> it does not make sense for us as locals working here to have to either pay for parking and/or to be limited to a certain parking time allotment. >> the city's parking manager says the proposal has gotten a cold reception from locals but says that something has got to be done to free up spots and free up parking infrastructure in napa. >>> on the subject of cars, the debate is heating up over how to self regulate or how to regulate self driving technology. not just for the cars, but also for the trucks. kenny choi reports. >> reporter: the battle over autonomous vehicles in california could soon roll onto highways across the state. right now, there is no testing allowed for driv

. ♪ >> jesse: neflted right outside of san francisco is the paradise of napa valley last three decadesd in town and they run napa, if you remember. that's where they were able to bury the dui for months don't worry we got it. lived by royalty while nancy was top dog ignoring the struggle of the neighbors. the workers who cleaned up the northern 2020 wildfires. flames raged for 23 straight days in california, burning 70,000 acres across nap that and sonoma counties. it wasn't just vineyards that got cooked. the county's landfill reportedly went up in smoke. with workers at clover flat landfill saying they were exposed to methane gas and a contaminated water supply during the cleanup. a 15-man crew worked 12 hours a day to clean hazardous materials with nothing more than a mask. and when the workers spoke up, they got fired. and now these same workers are about to file a $300 million class action lawsuit. the former napa county mayor had been begging nancy pelosi to clean this place up for years. she didn't care. she didn't do anything now these workers are sick. her wine remains spectac

we have a pretty good surge in the fog up the napa valley. well over san pablo bay to vallejo.bably american canyon, maybe out to cordelia, hidden brook. that seems to be the better surge, although there's still some on the on the coast. not widespread, but there's plenty on the coast you can see filling in a lot of high clouds coming in around that high, most of it to the south of us. but we got a few of them coming in, 50 on the temps to near 60 degrees. and it does look cooler today. we get a little bit more of an onshore breeze. bigger drop in the temps will be tomorrow. but 6070s and 80s. all right sally's here now. where are we going this time? devo steve devo. that'd be a good one. i've heard that a while. what's that? bronski be talking beat. wow, you're getting your. that's more your style than mine. i just throwing some stuff out there. good morning steve. right now we do have traffic at the bay bridge, which you might wonder why i have a little extra lift in my step. well, look, the bay bridge is lighter than usual. i think everyone appreciates that. i'm not even dri

pulling reds in and out of the ice to keep them cool. >> all of this is existoff for festival napa valleywhile wine country is scorching, the pacific shoreline was as always mild by comparison. ocean beach turned out to be the destination of choice for one person up in cloverdale. >> the plan was we were going to get it from the airport and come up north. it is too hot for us. so my sister is letting us all stay at her house while it is like that up there. >> and of course this will help keep coasts like ocean beach cool today. the low hanging fog around the golden gate bridge, but to find out what tomorrow has in store, here is darren peck. >> i love a good time lapse of the fog coming over the bridge. all right, quick review. how did we do today? livermore tops the list. oakland, 79. the numbers tomorrow will be similar to this. it might technically be a degree or two cooler but not much so. pleasanton, 100. fremont, 89. redwood city, 88. that sounds not all that bad all of a sudden. 99 in santa rosa. and you can see the numbers up and down 580 and 608. when we look at the excessive hea

for sure, this has been the coolest start in the napa valley for per t the last 24 years. cornell: they have been left confused and super slow to develop. >> these are cabernet vines. they say this time of the year you would see ripening of the grapes. but as you can see, no ripening here. they are emerald green. >> the weather is pushing the entire harvest at least three weeks or so. cornell: davies says some harvest may not happen until october or november, which could put the crop at the mercy of fall rains or wildfires. >> if we do get early rains, and early el niÑo season, along with a late crop, that is not ideal. >cornell: these vines remain resilient. >> they have not been irrigated once this year, which is incredible. we can grow this canopy without a drop of water, partly because we had such a fortuitous winter and spring season. cornell: the napa valley grape growers told abc news the temperate weather has resulted in steady growth, loose clusters, and concentrated berries. right now, teams are managing canopies for airflow and sun exposure. we are expecting the

for sure, this has been the coolest start in the napa valley for the last 24 years.ornell: grapes of all varieties have essentially been left confused and super slow to develop. these are cabernet vines. normally this time of year, you with our deceit -- you would start to see ripening of the grapes. but as you can see, no ripening here. they are emerald green. >> the weather is pushing the entire harvest at least three weeks or so. cornell: davies says some harvests may not happen until october or november, which could put the crop at the mercy of fall rains or wildfires. >> if we do get early rains, an early el niÑo season along with a late crop, that is not ideal. cornell: caleb mosley says these vines remain resilient. >> they have not been irrigated once this year, which is incredible. we can grow this canopy without a drop of water, partly because we had such a fortuitous winter and spring season. cornell: the napa valley grape growers told abc 7 news the temperate weather has resulted in steady growth, loose clusters, and concentrated berries. right now, teams

the napa valley program with lessons in and out of the moving forward, finding solutions.bc seven news. now for the latest on the economy. the june jobs report shows strong job growth, but things are kind of slowing down a bit. employers added 209,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rate fell slightly from 3.7% to 3.6. that's near the lowest levels in five decades. santa clara county leaders unveiled what they're calling a bold initiative to help homeless teenagers. today, they announced a program that will provide a guaranteed income for unhoused students after high school. the program will launch next summer and provide a $1,200 monthly stipend to 50 homeless students. these target programs provide a solid financial footing for a limited time. typically as folks transit another aspect of life, a more productive life. and with students, that is typically going to mean education or career. according to cortez, the stipend will essentially maintain federally mandated benefits. the students received while they were in high school. all right. now to a former correctional of

it was created by a former correctional officer and a chef in napa valley, teaching essential skills. the training academy brings adults out of homelessness, addiction, incarceration. it gives them life skills, houses them to give them the best foot forward on this road to recovery. it is a full-time job. we are trying to train them in the field. dishwashing, inventory, prepping -- we go through all the techniques, all the cuisines. i have 100% job placement if they graduate. they can get into the hospitality industry. these are friendships and connections that last a lifetime. >> i have been an addict almost 30 years. i did six years in prison. i have been praying, god, you have not brought me this far to give up on me. the application came and i was like, this is a sure sign. i work for some nice resta here in napa. i was head chef at a drug treatment center in napa. i could not have done any of it without the chef and the chance he gave me to build a new life at 50 years old. >> before this p sleeping in a bush, sometimes under a bridge, not having any direction. once chef paul sta

watch out there in the napa valley. on the seven-day forecast, 70s coming your way, friday, saturday, sunday. that will make it nice for the weekend. we cool off next week. and the inland valleys, 101 friday, 100 on saturday. and drop to 93 on sunday. and 80s coming back next week. not considered a heat wave. just a quick burst of hot weather. >> midsummer. we >>> transit leaders in san francisco are asking the state toto tap t the brakess on robob taxiss in the cicity. four companinies h have p permi opererate in cecertain location. and fourr other comompanies hav permits t to test vehiclcles. thee mta dirirectors urge t thee to collelect more d data befefo allowing expansion.n. this comes a after t the regegu posted their vote to expand the driverless car services. >>> if you haven't gotten thick from covid thank your genes. people with a specific variation of protein in their body may never develop covid symptoms, even if they are infected with the virus. the study included nearly 1,500 unvaxed. 136 of them tested pos

we are pulling reds in and out of ice to keep them cool. >> festival napa valley continues for two more weeks with wine and live music to raise money for local arts and education programs . >>> while one country is on the hot side, the coast remains quite pleasant . san francisco's ocean beach is nice and mild this weekend. we spoke with a cloverdale woman brought there by the cool conditions. >> the plan was we were going to come up north but it is too hot. we are staying at her house while it is like that. >> for a list the bay area cooling centers and other tips to beat the heat go to kpix.com. you can stay up-to-date on heatwave on the cbs news up. >>> a 7.2 magnitude earthquake triggered a tsunami warning for southern alaska. the usgs wrote that the quake occurred about 100 miles south of sandpoint, south of the alaskan peninsula last night. the national weather service issued the brief tsunami warning in anchorage saying there was a risk of significant inundation. this is an earth quake siren sounding outside of a building in cardiac. the tsunami warning was downgraded to a an adv

the program at napa valley crafted to help people stay out of trouble as they learn in the kitchen.could change the way we fight respiratory diseases. and the company that's getting us there? moderna. this changes everything. never stop having fun. never stop exploring. and never stop learning. especially when it comes to protecting your hard-earned money. at investor.gov you'll find information about investing and retirement spotting fraud doing background checks on investment professionals and more. so, visit investor.gov today and never stop doing what you love. explore resources for older investors at investor.gov/neverstoplearning a free culinary program for those coming out of homelessness and substance abuse was created by a former corrections officer and chef in napa valley teaching essential skills in the kitchen and beyond. >> training academy is a program that brings adults out of homelessness, out of addiction, out of incarceration, and it trains them, gives them life skills, houses them to give them the best foot forward now that they are on the road to recovery. it is

. >> i've picked up a few things in napa valley i love checking chocolates there's a lot of types ofaramel corn. >> now this is a given right there. >> i'm curious about the customer externals and how people are richmond to this collection of cities you've put together not only of san francisco food in san francisco but food across the bay area. >> this type of market with the local savors the high-end products is great. >> i know people can't believe they're in an airport i really joy people picking up things for their friends and family and wait i don't have to be shopping now we want people take the opportunity at our location. >> how long has this been operating in san francisco and the late 18 hours it is one of the best places to get it coffee. >> we have intrrnl consumers that know of this original outlet here and come here for the coffee. >> so let's talk sandwiches. >> uh-huh. >> can you tell me how you came about naming our sandwiches from the katrero hills or 27 years i thought okay neighborhood and how do you keep it fresh you can answer that mia anyway you want. >> our b

this is dan petroski, a winemaker based in the napa valley.eally kind of textural and minerally and lean and crisp. so this is, i'd say, a cooler climate example of and how much is that so that is 32 retail, 32 retail. we've only got about 30s. so i hate to run you through it too quickly, but no worries at all. our second one. oh wow. picayune color too. yeah. 2022. also napa valley clare wine, the winemaker of french native. and this is more of that kind of balanced juicy style that is $24.20 $4 when they have a screw top. does that mean anything? no. is it quicker to get in the glass? i love them. i know they're a lot easier to get into, but i don't know if that determine the quality of the wine. well, another screw top there. we go. mcbride, sisters from new zealand. okay. which one? sister is in california? the other is in new zealand. this is the largest black owned winery in the world. and really classic new zealand flavors of that herbal quality i mentioned, but also really crisp and refreshing. so it kind of balances the two worlds of

people that live and work there are warned to only use bottled water or tap water boiled because the napa valleyoli in the water samples. that can cause serious intestinal illness. we don't know how the contamination happened. >> i used what i had at home pre-filtered, and now i'm coming to pick up with the town is offering. you can come back and refill bottles as well. >> bottled and purified water will be on hand saturday at the napa county library inside the community center. >>> a wildfire that burned 41 acres in the pass forced cal trans to close part of eastbound 580 this evening. traffic was backed up for two miles and made it even worse for all the drivers caught up in the spill over from the bridge closure. firefighters eventually gogot it under control and the lanes are back open. >>> and the bridge is still closed at this hour and traffic is still backed up in multiple direction. >>> plus, i-80 is closed over the strait, so that will be happening all weekend, actually. there's a pavement repair there. it's just a mess. this is 12 hours that the bridge is closed. what happens if there'

evacuation center has been set up at the napa valley expo center we cruise and fire trucks, cutting whates. you don't see flames in the area now. . they have been dousing the smoldering grass and the trees. early reports are that the forward progress stopped after 15 acres. sky 7 can show you that you see fields, schools, very much close by. this is time lapse video from minutes ago from the uc san diego alert california streaming camera. that showed us as the smoke poured from the scene as the fire was burning actively. but as sky 7 shows us live now, that appears to have stopped at the moment with the charred 15 acres. we are working to get more details. we will bring you updates as we get them. now to are getting answers segment. a controversy is growing over proposed changes to the test but immigrants have to take to become a naturalized u.s. citizen. should it become harder? we will talk with a political science professor about how our naturalization test compares to that of other countries. you want to grab your phone because we will give you a chance to see and answer those questi

nice day in the napa valley. 74 in san jose. then looking out over the next few days, we cool those temperatures down. but next week we start to things back up 90's by tuesday and wednesday. i think triple digits late in the week. l a's big hotel strike continued into its 3rd day with a lot of union service workers demanding higher wages and more staffing hires. >> pretty big crowd there in la. there's concern that the strike there could spread to hotel workers in san francisco. workers say the problems are similar in both cities, all union hotels in the city, including hilton union square. marriott, marquis and others have contracts that expire next summer. still ahead tonight, new data shows remote work continues to reshape to professional world which industries have gone remote. >> and haven't returned to the office. >> also, people have a rather surprising outlook on inflation. what a new report telling >> remote work continues to reshape the professional world. the labor department says the amount of time american spent wor

but you see all the areas shaded in red in the north bay stretching across the napa valley in the east you get the bill you get to livermore. those places are going to be extremely hot. fairfield vacaville, you can expect to see some of those temperatures, maybe one, 10, maybe one, 14 as we head into saturday afternoon think we're looking at some extreme heat as we get through the weekend. so here's a look at some of the forecast and for that afternoon. in fact, i may tweak these up a little bit more. we're going to have to see how this goes. but right now we're looking about 108 degrees in concord, 108 or maybe more in livermore. you see 80's and 90's around the bay and then you look at those 60's along the coastline. i think that's where a lot of folks will be flocking to. but out there right now, we're looking at a nice afternoon. you can see that nice see breeze is going to keep these cooler into san francisco as that dome of high pressure builds overhead. not going to see that sea breeze be a strong. that means temperatures are going to be very hot away from the coastal areas. all

san pablo bay up napa valley. that won't last too much longer, but our system is setting the stage for it looks like temperatures below average starts today. a little bit. maybe inland temp still pushing upper 80s. low 90s. but by the time we get to tuesday, everything is pointing in the direction of a cooldown which will probably carry us well into the rest of the week and maybe all the way out to about friday. but morning low clouds beginning to burn off already cool to mild lows, mostly sunny. it's nice, cool to nice if you're far enough inland. yeah. some upper 80s low 90s by tomorrow though it looks like back into the 80s and i think we stay there. probably the rest of the week. you guys all right cool down. is coming. thanks, steve. or coming up on mornings on two the nine, the defending world cup champion are fighting to stay alive in the tournament. what players from the us women's soccer team are saying as they get ready for tonight's big matchup. then the soaring cost of living is pushing people into a m

. >> a beloved wine and specialty foods business in the napa valley has announced it's closing gary's wine and marketplace and lena says because of wildfires in the pandemic, it is no longer able to keep the location open. that shops been around since 2019 after the owners took over from longtime tenant dean and deluca. their doors will remain open for as long as possible, which will allow people to continue shopping. the remaining inventory at some discounted prices. >> tonight, union workers for anchor brewing in san francisco are asking to take over the company in a letter sent to sapporo which owns anchor brewing workers, asked for the chance by the company and run it as a worker owned co-operative. they say they want a fair shot, too able to run it to keep their jobs and keep the historic institution alive. anchor brewing is the oldest craft brewer in the country. it announced it's closing after years of declining sales and tough economic conditions. >> well, how spicy is too spicy? one local woman says she found the answer to that at a los gatos restaurant. she has since filed a

vehicle went up in flames after a crash in napa valley early this morning. here's a look at the >> fiery aftermath. police arrested the driver who they say was under the influence. it happened about 12, 30 this morning on foothill boulevard near corydon canyon road. firefighters put out the fire before it could spread to a nearby home. amazingly, unfortunately, when you look at that, no injuries were reported. kaiser permanente. employees were back out on the picket lines today. a continuing weeklong demonstrations. >> outside the health care providers facilities throughout the bay area and the state. that's right. the union contract expires at the end of september and as kron four's philippe djegal reports now from berkeley workers. one more staffing and better pay. >> better pay and more help on the front lines to ensure the level of care for patients is not doing protests held by kaiser permanente. employees outside the health care providers facilities this week. want the best already. >> stopped have the ability on friday. dozens of workers picketed in f

you see all the way to the north bay in the part summer in stretch of the east bay, the napa valley also all the way down into the santa clara valley, too. that may get upgraded that as we head through time here as we get a little bit closer to that, likely to become an excessive heat warning in these temperatures, many spots well inland. well, over 100 degrees and you get to places like danville, get to places like concord. well, we're talking 108, maybe 110, maybe 112 things are going to kind of shift around here in the forecast model a little bit over the next couple days. but we'll fine. tune that for as we get a little bit closer right now. here's the forecast for the temperatures on saturday afternoon. how about that? 108 degrees in concord, 108, in livermore. it could actually be hotter than that. get places like vacaville. maybe they shoot a one, 12, one, 14 inside the baby. you've got 80's. you've got some hot 90's and what's going to difficult with this heat wave is that the temperatures even in night in many of these spots inland, probably going drop off into the 70's. so this

you'll stay nice and clear in the napa valley as well. but some of places along the coastline inside the bay watch out here comes that fog. so as we head through the night tonight and then tomorrow, that fog is going to be more of a story and returning normal weather really on the 4th of july 09:00pm expect clouds inside the bay. it should stay mostly clear inland. it will be a little bit breezy cool 50's coast side still 60's and 70's warm in the valleys. all right, lawrence. for the second time this year, there's powerball jackpot. >> worth more than half a billion dollars. no ticket matched all 6 winning numbers over the weekend. so the jackpot is now up to an estimated 522 million bucks with a cash value of nearly 270 million dollars. so the odds of getting the massive, some are one in 292 million chance. according to the cdc, you have a better chance of being hit by lightning but still, i guess some people want to try the next drawing is set for tonight. good luck, everybody. still ahead, if you're having trouble with twitter today,

an evacuee center was set up at the napa valley expo fairgrounds.osted situation as we begin here at 4:00. kristen: let's head right to spencer christian with a look at the conditions. spencer: conditions in that region are conducive to contain the fire. 70 degrees in napa. is good. the wind at 20 miles per hour. we expect conditions to get better in the later afternoon as there will be a surge of moisture from the coast that will blanket the area, increasing humidity, bringing temperatures down. right now, fire weather conditions are looking favorable. larry: thanks. let's get to develop its in last weekend's stabbing at levi's stadium. santa clara and

so really dead center in the napa valley.e driving up, 29, which is the main artery through, there were kind of right there on the left-hand side. and what more can people look forward to if they visit? so we have a prefix menu, which has a lot of different options for guests. kind of choose your own adventure, if you will. and then are our signature tasting menu. so about, course, tasting menu. and that's really kind of, you know, our favorites are selection. we have the freedom air that get start with. and then from there, you know, it's a it's opportunity to experience what we do. that's really exciting. and again, congratulations on the michelin star and thank you so much for coming into the studio with all these goodies. i'm so excited. >> to can come up and try it thank you so much. to fill testing traveling us from press restaurant. and that's all for us here. bath fitter is a better way to remodel your tub. a custom-made watertight fit and high-quality materials mean a beautiful tub, and a great value. bath fitter. it

shaded in pink here, really most of it away from the immediate coastline stretching through the napa valley, the east bay. you're looking some temperatures. i think maybe in livermore valley we could be talking about 100 a day, maybe 110 degrees. i think in northern county, we could see some of those temperatures high as 110, maybe 114 degrees on saturday in vacaville. guys, back to thanks so much. lauren despite an excessive heat warning in effect. >> sonoma county has not decided to open up cooling center. is this weekend. kron 4 sarah stinson explains how one shelter is stepping in to help. >> during past excessive heat warnings, sonoma county has opened cooling center's a locations like finley community center in santa rosa. but during this weekend's weather event, the county will not be opening any the department of emergency management says the current forecast doesn't trigger its extreme temperature response plan. the county opens cooling center's when the national weather service issues a heat risk level 3 or more for at least 3 consecutive days and puts the county under an excessiv

. >> i've picked up a few things in napa valley i love checking chocolates there's a lot of types ofaramel corn. >> now this is a given right there. >> i'm curious about the customer externals and how people are richmond to this collection of cities you've put together not only of san francisco food in san francisco but food across the bay area. >> this type of market with the local savors the high-end products is great. >> i know people can't believe they're in an airport i really joy people picking up things for their friends and family and wait i don't have to be shopping now we want people take the opportunity at our location. >> how long has this been operating in san francisco and the late 18 hours it is one of the best places to get it coffee. >> we have intrrnl consumers that know of this original outlet here and come here for the coffee. >> so let's talk sandwiches. >> uh-huh. >> can you tell me how you came about naming our sandwiches from the katrero hills or 27 years i thought okay neighborhood and how do you keep it fresh you can answer that mia anyway you want. >> our b

a car goes up in flames after a crash in napa valley early this morning. police arresting the driver they believe was under the influence. officers say that fire crews doused the blaze before it could spread towards that nearby house. amazingly, nobody was hurt. oakland mayor sheng thao will be spending the next 10 days overseas. she is traveling to vietnam along with other local elected and business leaders, too discuss expanding trade opportunities with the port of oakland. the delegation will also visit oakland's sister city did in vietnam for a signing ceremony. now time for the 4 zone forecast as we get a live look at sfo part meteorologist brittany begley joins us now with a look ahead at the weekend. yes, i love that. you i just check in. now have extra people at the sfo, with a taylor swift concert tonight. and tomorrow, everything looks ok for about 70% on time. >> with the arrivals and departures, the big picture again, what we love to show you is just a wide view of everything happening now because we have all the microclimates and so on camera

let's hope not a beloved wine business in the napa valley says it will soon close its doors. gary's wine and marketplace in saint alina. say they're closing because of problems, including wildfires in the pandemic. the shops around since 2019 leaders there say their doors will remain open as long as possible allowing folks to shop the remaining inventory at discounted prices. >> you look around even the more because you just want to be conscious of what's going who's around if something looks suspicious. >> head on a swivel east bay drivers say they're concerned about their safety after several freeway shootings in recent weeks. what officials say is being done to try to make the roads safer. plus, tackling retail theft across the state. the new push from lawmakers to look at current policies that could be making things worse. >> some drivers in the east bay tonight say they're worried about their safety after yet another shooting on a freeway in oakland. this one happened early this morning along 5.80, near grand avenue. the chp says it does not appear anybody was hurt in th

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the napa valley expo fairgrounds. we will keep you posted situation as we begin here at 4:00. kristen: let's head right to spencer christian with a look at the conditions. spencer: conditions in that region are conducive to contain the fire. 70 degrees in napa. is good. the wind at 20 miles per hour. we expect conditions to get better in the later afternoon as there will be a surge of moisture from the coast that will blanket the area, increasing humidity, bringing temperatures down. right now, fire weather conditions are looking favorable. larry: thanks. let's get to develop its in last weekend's stabbing at levi's stadium. santa clara and sacramento police have arrested a man suspected of stabbing a resident during a fight at a soccer match. dustin dorsey with the latest including how police are crediting the community for helping the investigation. >> dozens of videos and phone calls came in after a brutal brawl sunday afternoon. that left one man in the hospital with stab wounds. that information from the pu helped lead to an arrest. >> within 24 hours release chimeric com

but for most of our napa valley, sonoma and allay in the low 80's. mest inland valley certainly feeling the heat tomorrow, going to be no exception. another rinse and repeat pattern with concord and livermore in the triple digits. santa rosa nevado in the mid 90. so if you want to beat the heat head to the beach mother nature's ac cooling down our beaches and downtown san francisco into the low to mid 60's still hot on monday. but temperatures cooling down even more on tuesday with near average highs by wednesday. back to you know, well, murray said thank you. thousands of racers will be braving the heat tomorrow for the sonoma wine country. half marathon participants of the rose 5 k already up there trying to get acclimated to these hot temperatures. tiffany justice has more on how race organizers are planning to keep people healthy and hydrated. we get its expect to get pretty hot out here, but it's not stopping people from getting outside enjoying the day, especially during the early morning hours. we are in sonoma valley. >> where the rose 5 k kic

napa, 90 so up to the north of i do. 98 santa rosa. 97 even mill valley. 97 san francisco, half moonre right there. take above average a redwood city. 85 mountain view. 81 and san jose 88. so again, those temperatures nice and warm. you can see that your average for those inland temperatures where we have that heat advisory that just starts at 11 and going to say that way til really average is 88. we're looking at 103. oakland, your average is 71. we're at 76 for you today. and we're going to continue to see those warm temperatures. you can see it right here again with the red. that's the areas that we're going to watching for. those heat advisory and the smog. we're going to see those hazy conditions again, friday, saturday and sunday. hopefully getting a break on monday. i know. and temperature wise. we are going to break on monday. going right back to average. so way above average to right there at average for inland temperatures. they were going to stay in the 70's for the most part for the weekend. the coast. we're going to stay right there. the lower 60's guys. >> thanks a lot.

head to head into work early monday morning at or near 0 along the coastline, even extending into napa valley as well during the overnight hours. that's going to continue through around your peak morning rush hour commute between 47 o'clock in the morning with better lifting and clearing with a dense low clouds and fog. shortly before your noon lunch. time hour. but let's get a sneak peek of your fireworks. forecast is one thing that we're going to notice in the coming days. is that increase in that high cloud cover. so we are going to start out with partly cloudy skies by 8 o'clock. and then we're going to notice an increase in cloud cover by 9, 10 o'clock in the evening. temperatures holding steady in the mid,50's for your tuesday night on independence day. temperatures out there right now, though, for your bay areag forecast still toasty for those of you in concord at this near 9 o'clock hour. temperatures cooling down in the mid 80's for antioch and livermore. fremont and san jose in the low 80's. believe it or not in widespread low to mid 70's for north bay valleys. so very pleasant temp

all the displays there should be wide open, not have to worry about fog and in the napa valley looking good as well. so as we head to several places around the bay area, of course, as you approach the coastline, you've got a much better chance of running into more issues, the low clouds and fog. if you want to stay away from you just head inland. you head down to the santa clara valley where the jury of allies in those areas should be nice open. unclear. it will be warmer there as well. 50's along the coastline, still 60's 70's in the valleys. thank you, lawrence. in oakland, the city's police department and fire department are working together to crack down on fireworks. all fireworks, including those that are labeled safe and sane are illegal in oakland. >> and users can be fined up to $1000. opened. fire department collection barrels at several of its fire stations. fire stations, 1, 3, 4, 5, 18 20 residents can also anonymously report anyone lighting or selling fireworks to opd at the fireworks tip line. it's 5, 1, 0, >> 7, 7, 7, 88, 14. >> the 2 men accused of causing this fire at

. >>> this is the definition of a close call for a napa valley neighborhood. wildfires burned up to houses. while people tget out. it burned about 8 acres near kuhnsville road. the good news is it is 100% contained. what people heard right before the fire makes them certain they know what happened. >> reporter: i talked with the incident commander on the scene and he said he felt nervous and proud of the work that is crews were doing. firefighters and residents say this fire could have been much worse. >> this is the first time , that i would say i was a little bit scared. and get out of here and get the family loaded in the truck and out. >> reporter: he lives right near the site with a fire started. he said it came just about 100 feet from his home. >> as soon as i saw the flames i jumped on the tractor and grounded my phone and dialed 911. i was talking to dispatch and they were here in a couple minutes. >> reporter: than apple fire department and other agencies including cal fire responded. it raced up the hill and crews were stationed at each home in the

shaded in pink here from the north bay to the east bay, the napa valley, into cocker into livermore and danville, get the idea these areas right here. yeah. we could see 108, maybe 110 degrees. i think in parts of slow county, we could be talking about maybe 110, maybe 114 places like vacaville as we head towards saturday afternoon. significant heat wave rolling in expected highs on saturday. that will likely be the hottest day of the weekend. there you go. 108 in concord, 108, in livermore. this might be a bit underdone. i think we're likely going to see a lot of 90's in the south bay on that day as well. the only place to beat the heat is right along the coastline. that's a list. temperatures going to be as much as 40, maybe 50 degrees cooler up toward the water's edge. if you can believe that. but that's impressive thing about the bay area's. we've got such a wide range of temperatures and really a short range of a space. how about this for temperatures as we head to the heat wave. here you go. friday, saturday, sunday, monday, all looking at triple-digit heat in the afternoon. in th

a little cooler there in the napa valley this afternoon.e are running cooler pretty much across the board, though. you can see anywhere between about one in 5 degrees cooler than they were this time yesterday. and this is just the beginning of a cool down. that's going to happen as our high pressure kind of tracked away a little bit and it's going open the door to low pressure rolling in. so today we're kind of seasonal close to it. but as we get into tomorrow, this low is going to move in a little bit. bring in some cooler air with it tuesday, wednesday and thursday. we're likely to below average temperatures. so for those of you who haven't been below 90 in a while, get ready for it. santa rosa looking out for some upper 70's tomorrow. san francisco about 60 degrees about 80 in concord and san jose looking out for about 76. so that's going to feel kind of nice. comparatively speaking to air event. i was looking at it looks like concord and today will be above average to about 23 days. this month has been above average. this is kind of a l

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warm in concord. 76, a beautiful day in the napa valley. it will be 69 degrees in oakland, cooler temperature of 60 degrees in downtown san francisco over the next couple days. that big dome of high pressure that he told builds back out of the desert southwest, warm the temperatures up. we'll see some hot 90's in the valleys by thursday. but you notice the temperatures along the coast. yeah. over 30 degrees cooler in the 60's and then possibility triple digits on friday. those temperatures do stay hot into saturday. then cooling down for everybody as we head toward monday of next week. >> thank you, lawrence. the humane society reminding pet owners they should never leave pets inside cars. not only on really hot days, the dangerous even on seemingly cooler days. name. 65 degrees. something like that. kron four's rob nesbitt went out with an animal services officer today. a little right along and >> came across a dog owner they say needed some reminding. so for some readers, just see what it took with the temperatures outside less than a hal

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if you're going to napa for the jazz festival through the napa valley for some wine tasting, it's goingeather as we go through today and tomorrow. starting off both of our mornings with a little bit of that cloud cover that mixing out to plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures. not too hot, not too cold for you to enjoy a beautiful weekend in wine country. by sunday, i think temperatures start to rise a little more, so just be mindful that you wear the hat and the sunscreen under that sun cover. let's take it out to swifty clara, this afternoon and tomorrow it's going to be crazy as the swifties take over. we're going to start with comfortable weather in the mid-70s. make sure you bring a sweater to cover up after you get chilly as we exit levi's stadium with 62 degrees later tonight. how about tomorrow right here in san jose? we have the fiesta dell mariachi going on. that sounds like a beautiful event, so from taylor swift to some cultural mexican music, it's going to ab great afternoon with temperatures cooling down into the '60s. and tomorrow maybe you want to take your pups out to

for the north bay, 87 in napa. 77 in mill valley.king at weather like this, in wednesday and thursday forecast. by friday, all of this changes. the area of high pressure that's producing so much hot air from texas to arizona, way hotter than we should see this time of the year. is actually going to move right on top of california. that's going to bring the heat, this area of high pressure. let me show you more of this, as we head into friday, saturday and sunday. we have an excessive heat warning here through most of the north bay, east bay and south bay. we're looking at the hot temperatures, increased fire danger. humidity, 5% to 20%. winds don't look that gusty thankfully right now. 5 to 20 miles per hour. it will be about the hot temperatures here. 100 to 110 for the inland valleys. for the bay area, you have to get into inland. contra costa ail alameda counties. this will be on saturday. our hottest day. the coastline, san francisco getting into the 70s and 80s. friday, saturday and sunday, near the san francisco airport, we'll

and let's take it to the north bay. 83 in napa. 75 in mill valley. ten-day forecast, i wanted to show you how things are going to trend for us. the big idea, we drop into wednesday, 87. back up friday, 97. this is for livermore. dipped down again, next monday, and we start to go back up again. doesn't look like a widespread heat wave but on and off heat continuing in the forecast. pretty typical of summer. san francisco, 70s, friday, saturday and sunday, and through the inland valleys, we're going down to 88 again on tuesday, and we'll see it surge back up there friday and saturday. so, you know, some nice summer weather coming in this week. >> just in time for another weekend of hanging out by the pool. >> you got it. >> thanks, jeff. >>> we've got promising news in the fight for an alzheimer's cure. the new treatment j >>> signs of hope for a new weapon in the battle against alzheimer's. eli lilly says it's new drug helps slow down the progression of the disease. that's a study of more than 1,000 patients suffering with alzheimer's. researchers say