we have a red flag warning for the northbay mountains.he real focus for this is going to be the hills up 1000 feet for one country up in lake county. we have an issue down in marin as well. however, it does not look as concerned here. still in red flag warning, is a red flag warning. moran, upabove 1000 feet. the daytime highs, thn't stand out all that much. but if we look at this in terms of how different they were from yesterday, it was 2 degrees warmer in san francisco, compared to 24 hours ago. we really experienced a noticeable cool down. you will get a break once the sun goes down. watch what happens with the wind. years the future cast. a strong onshore wind now, we get passed sunset, the wind gets better for most of us. through the overnight hours it changes direction, it is an offshore wind and starts rushing over the mountains in the northbay. i mean 30 mile per hour wind gusts, that is windy, but we have seen much more than that. but the humidity levels are low. this is where we will be tomorrow morning. for perspective, let's

afternoon highs in the northbay, 61, san francisco. 86, san jose.orecast showing not g into the weekend. your extended forecast shows you the temperatures come up slightly for the week ahead. back to you. >>> president trump is heading to oklahoma for his first campaign rally since the pandemic hit. i am in too and we will tell you what they're doing to get ready straight ahead. you'll g2 years or 20,000 miles of scheduled carefree maintenance. 3 years or 36,000 miles of 24/7 roadside assistance. 4 years or 50,000 miles bumper-to-bumper limited warranty. 5 years of connected services. and for 6 years you won't have paid any interest. down the road, you'll be grateful you bought a volkswagen today. lookenteainmt watch live v very own all-in-one and all your favorite streaming apps. and now x1 also comes with peacock. ooh la la. this rare bird lets you stream tons of movies, shows, news, sports and more. with x1, it's all at your beck and call. show me "parks and rec." see? the best really did get better! magnificent. xfinity x1 just got even better w

you can see from the shade of orange it's just specifically for the northbay. areas above 1000 feet. we will be tracking that over the course of the evening. here is a look at some of those winds out there. hawk eye reporting 20 miles per hour. atlas peak, 14 miles per hour. sky ranch, 11 miles per hour. upper 60s in san francisco. low 70s, oakland. mid-80s, inland areas. northbay, 84. south bay, 81. temperatures are up by 14 degrees in concord. sfo, 11 degrees. santa rosa you are down a tad over yesterday afternoon. high pressure will continue to be in control of our weather pattern. temperatures will be similar for tomorrow. here is a look at the future cast model. partly cloudy skies, a little bit of patchy fog but not much to speak of. mostly sunny until the evening hours when those will clouds return along the coastline. 50s to start oakland. mid-60s inland and east bay of antioch. getting into the afternoon, temperatures will be average a little bit above for some. 85, santa rosa. upper 70s, oakland. 90, livermore. mid-80s, san jose. when i come back i wi

gusty conditions again towards the up northbay mountains. we look at high condio o the coast around the bay. still mild. cooler for all of us with the onshore flow and pacific and marine influence kicking in for us later this week. sadly and ran our view, da as we head through afternoon. plenty of sunshine, northeasterly winds. will see sunshine as we have through tuesday, show you we can expect in terms of future cast winds. were looking at the wind teasing little bit. a little bit of breezy conditions 10-15 miles an hour. we will see northwesterly winds and onshore flows beginning to kick in along the coast around the bay for tomorrow. we have the onshore flow for all of us for the rest the week. it's 73 degrees for a high-end san francisco. no blended heats up to 92. here's the extent forecast of what you can expect. a little bit cooleraround the bay. it will heat up inland. here's the cooldown wednesday. especially by thursday and friday will heat up inland the weekend. back to you. >>> beyoncc is teaming up with disney plus for her visu

we start off on the cool side, especially for the valleys of the northbay. we jot down to the upper 40s by early tomorrow morning. a rapid warm up in-store, we rewind the clock forward here at noon. noon on tuesday temperatures up to where our high temperatures were today. we will be those highs in almost every location, low to mid 80s already for most inland locations by noon with temperatures on the doorstep of 70 degrees . along the coast you will be stuck in the 60s all day. no surprise there but i temperatures reaching into the 70s around the bay. well into the 80s, even close to 90 degrees for a lot of inland locations. hotspots further inland with fairfield and some the counties, for eastern contra costa county. then we start slowly backing off as we go into tomorrow evening. will be toasty for a few days and the pollen count will climb as well up into the medium high category by wednesday and thursday. then it dropped back a little bit on friday . be prepared for it, we are not quite out of that time of year just yet. the hottest day will be wednesda

thing for the northbay's until you get around the bay itself. mid-60s to upper 70s.pper 80s for the santa clara valley, upper 80s and low 90s for the tri-valley and further inland in the east they with low 60s along the coast. no surprise there. the wind not that gusty to the fire danger, just by the dry fire danger and dry air is not that high. this goes from 0-10. anything below five means we don't expect any widespread wildfire threat if we can keep those numbers and check that goes a long way to making everyone breathe a little easier. low 90s by thursday and friday, a slight cooldown inland by early next week. temperatures around the bay above average beginning wednesday, mostly in the low to mid 70s. coming up at 7:00 i have an update on tomorrow's uv index and how much sunscreen you need to apply. of coming up in about an hour.>>> sports coming in at 6:00 straightahead. all go for major in the city. when will baseball it right? and some say this is the best thing they saw today. talk about strength in numbers. what happened before we're all doing our part by s

high fire danger is a concern in the northbay hills right now. meteorologist paul hagan has been tracking those red flag conditions for us. paul, what can you tell us? >> reporter: the red flag warning continues until 8:00 this evening, not in effect tomorrow . the wind will die down and change direction and that will help for the northern half of salina county, that red flag warning continues for the next three hours. wind not as strong as they were earlier in the day, some dust around 30 miles per hour and humidity is pretty low. here are the sustained winds right now, around 14 miles per hour in napa and 20 miles an hour along the coast near the bay and a lot of locations. humidity not as low as it could be this time of year but anything below 25 % gets our attention and that's where you are right now around santa rosa and same thing in fairfield. tomorrow will bring a little bit of a change in we've got some ups and downs in the 7-day forecast as we go towards fourth of july. we track all those ups and downs in just a few minutes.>>> a short

year but still a few degrees above average. 60s along the coast and low to mid 80s for most of the northbay for just a little bit warmer the further east you go. temperatures still anyone inland for father's day. 92 degrees, kind of the middle ground for temperatures on father's day. around the bay, mid-70s, we can handle that. along the coast 67 degrees. we take a closer look at the hour by hour father's day forecast coming up at 5:30.>>> not a whole lot of variation to our temperatures as we look at the 7-day forecast. everyone within 5 degrees of where we will be tomorrow. upper 80s and mostly low 90s for inland spots. low to mid 70s around the bay and most of the middle portion of the 60s along the coast. a detailed look at father's day coming up in about 25-30 minutes.>>> nail salons get to reopen as soon as tomorrow in some parts of the state. by choosing your polish and a bottle could be a thing of the past.>>> coming up at 5:30, lost in the city. we take you live to where a wandering mountain lion was cornered near >>> today's state and local leaders are supporting nail salons in th

> a proud moment for him northbay family.his weekend santa rosa team became the first person in her family to graduate high school. >> kpix 5's don forbes reports she was not the only one in the family to receive a degree. >> it has been quite a family celebration. hannah and her dad both graduated at the same time from the same high school. that's different. gathered in their living room to watch the virtual graduation, the celano family celebrated both daughter and dad. >> i also graduated alongside my dad who got his ged at the same time. i kind of never really imagined that like his firstborn daughter , both of us would be graduating at the same time . something really special. >> reporter: rafael solano and his wife mark martha immigrated from mexico nearly 30 years ago. he stands proudly now with his daughter and wife holding his new diploma. anna celebrated her dad's never give up spirit and her mom's devotion to education with special mexican decorations on her cap. >> it says [ speaking spanish ] which is deenca pare

. >>> from the east bay to the northbay to san francisco and the south bay, protesters are run bay area streets demonstrating against the death of george floyd. for now they remain peaceful. we will bring you updates throughout the evening. >>> versa pandemic and then looting and now curfews. restaurant owners tell us how they are really struggling right now. the weather's perfect... family is all together and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> restaurant owners in san francisco say there really struggling. christien kafton joins us live in the city with more on the impact on restaurants. christian? >> we talked with the restaurant owner the says she shares that anger and frustration after watching that video. restaurants in san francisco face an additional threat and what they've already been facing from covid-19. they face the possibili

out of the area and stretches towards the northbay . it looks like right along sonoma valley floor . the weather headlines for today, we go cooler, breezy, a few sprinkles within the clouds, tomorrow partly cloudy with little change expected, perhaps a tad cooler, as we get into sunday partly cloudy skies, and a warming trend gets underway. temperatures right now 61 degrees in san francisco, mid 60s in berkeley, low 70s for concord and into the south bay 70 overhead san jose enter east bay, quite a change going on. take a look at all the 60s . 66 lafayette, 66 in danville . getting into your afternoon highs, low 60s at the coast to low 70s inland areas like concord, in the northbay 74 for santa rosa, for him and some of our warmer locations, fairfield and antioch in the upper 70s below average for this time of year by several degrees. here's a view of your extended forecast, temperatures very similar tomorrow . that's before we see another pattern change come sunday afternoon, we wake up with partly cloudy skies and mostly cloudy with t

northbay today we have class, this morning and wind. it warms up, nicely to 85.long the beach, stinson, 60 degrees and santa rosa, 93. in the extended forecast where looking for sunshine inland. we have the usuaclalong the shoreline. for father's day, it looks typical, it looks nice. have a happy father's day, everybody out there. enjoy your sunday. >> a blue guitar played by prince during the height of his career sold for more than half $1 million. another high ticket item a belt that was presley work 30 times on stage sold for $300,000. you may remember the white satin gown madonna war in the 1990 vote video. that sold for nearly $180,000. a museum in sacramento is busy building a collection of humble memorabilia. i am talking about facemasks and clorox wipes. those are some of the items visitors will see when the coronavirus is history. >> we are the stores area for materials. veronica campbell works for the center of history. we collects the history of the city. >> reporter: this tells the tale of sacramento from the inception from 1849. >> >> reporter: there

a proud moment for a northbay family is santa rosa teenager became the first person in her family to graduate from high school. and as don reports. she wasn't the only one in the family to receive a degree. >> well, it has been quite a celebration. they both graduated from the same high school. that's different. soon i gather there to watch the virtual graduation. the family celebrated both daughter and dad. >> i also graduated with my dad. who got his ged. and i never really imagined that like his first daughter would be graduating at the same time. so it's something very special. >> they immigrated from mexico nearly 30 new diploma and she celebrated her dad never give up spirit with special mexican declarations. >> it says descendent of mexican parents that told me that any dreams can come true. >> thank you. >> and they did. >> well, her dad is modest about his new diploma. he prepares to talk about his daughter. >> i had a little bit of a barbecue before we sat down and we watched the video on the area. >> welcome afterwards there was anything but modest. a parade of cars honkin

. >>> the first red flag warning has been issued for the northbay mountains.of concern are napa and sonoma county and part of marin. >>> a san francisco mayor was memorialized last night but he is still alive. he was shocked when he heard and thought he might've been confused with a former oakland raider who died in october. >>> delays on 880, a couple lanes are blocked. a crash and a backup to 238. as you go through there, elsewhere, if you're going toward the san mateo bridge it is okay, not bad as far as delays. extra volume, busy across this bridge, around 10 miles per hour. also sluggish on the bay bridge, a crash eastbound near treasure island. both sides are looking a lot better. >>> red flag warning for the northbay mountains until 8:00 p.m. due to gusts. we've seen it as high as 30 to 50 mile per hour with no relative humidity. high fire look, this isn't my first rodeo... and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a

we have the marine layer porsche impacting some of the northbay valleys. on the satellite radar we are showing showers and thunderstorms moving out to the east and nevada right now this afternoon. we have a pretty good onshore breeze in place. some patchy fog hanging out with a live camera out toward sfo this afternoon. a few high clouds and not much in the way of complete overcast. what's happening is we have a layer of warm air up above our heads compressing the fog being. dense fog right coastline. that will be a factor first thing 50s to low 60s to start up your thursday morning. high pressure has been building in for the interior. we have a pretty good onshore breeze near the immediate coastline. if it sounds like the past couple of days like yesterday and the day before yesterday, we are saying the same thing. not too much change in our forecast for tomorrow. starting off with dense fog in the brighter colors to reflect the warmer temperatures. we are talking about mid-to upper 90s by three or 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. as we take a look at the numbers

the intense heat really focused in the inland spots out toward concorde, livermore, even the northbay. so far, some of the highs as we take a look at the graphics, triple digits toward will not creek and hillsboro, 100 degrees. redwood city, 94. san when san francisco gets into the lower 80s. out toward solano county, that is a place until 9:00 thursday. alejo, fairfield, vacaville, it will continue for one more day. you can see those numbers really hot out toward fairfield. 103 degrees. livermore, 100. san jose, 94. 83, oakland. it could potentially be a record. upper 90s in novato in santa rosa. compared to yesterday at this time most areas are warmer. what's interesting here is we have more of a sea breeze kicking up.'s cooler near the immediate coastline and ran around the bay. that will be the gradual change over the next few days. there are some clouds offshore and fog and check out the radar right now. you can see showers and thunderstorms out toward the southern sierra approaching fresno this afternoon. outside right now, lots of clear skies. a heat advisory continues away fro

we've got cloud cover in the northbay and as we get into the we are mostly cloudy and on sunday we areas we get into the afternoon, we may get better clearing along the coastline. we will be tracking that for you right here on ktvu. right now, upper 50s at half moon bay. a lot of 60s around the bay. 68, sfo. inland, 75. a big drop from yesterday's temperatures. 94, brentwood. 87, concord. let's take a closer look where we have 90 degrees. pleasanton, 92. tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 50s. if you low 60s where our temperatures or in the 90s. 57 close to the water in oakland. 55 expected for san francisco. san jose an enjoyable day coming your way with upper 70s expected by your lunch hour. upper 80s expected for the second part of the day. your extended forecast we'll show you those temperatures will take up. 80 degrees, vallejo. upper 60s, san francisco. partly sunny to mostly cloudy and 64 for pacifico. that is exactly what you're going to get with 90s tomorrow and 88 in livermore. 89, morgan hill and a mild 74 in senator cruz. your extended forecast, temperatures bump up on s

pretty nice in the northbay. san francisco, 63. noticed a little pops of green.is the last four hours. we are starting to see that moisture move up. high pressure is in control and that is keeping us warm inland. when things start to change we have a little bit of a pattern shift and low pressure will not that high pressure out of way. are marine layer will bring in some drizzle with it and it will be strong and deep. cooler temperatures coming our way a little bit on saturday but more noticeable on sunday. let's talk about those areas of fog and drizzle. fremont, 60. a little bit warmer and morgan hill. this is tomorrow. is going to be a little bit cooler. 83 degrees. oakland, low 70s. upper 80s tomorrow. a little bit of a break. you can see basically it is where the marine layer will send. we get 70s and in livermore, 89. future cast shows you where it is tomorrow. it will hang on a little bit and finally start to move out. by saturday night at role south. there is sunday morning. there is a difference in the pattern we have seen. your extended forecast shows y

a nice day for the northbay tomorrow. at the shoreline the numbers have been in the 60s. when i went santa rosa, in sonoma 92 degrees. finally, it will be a triple digits if you are walking near clear lake, and the extended forecast, the usual low clouds in the morning. we have sunshine in the afternoon we will have sunshine most of the day all the way through the week. temperatures will be in the middle 90s and we have if you places with triple digits. the bay will be nice and mild. >>> apples biggest event the conference kicks off tomorrow. we have a sneak peek on it. >>> we are proud to be partnering with celebrating generations of hope. more that coming up per kpix. >>> a father's day addition to the bay area up and comers. >> the voice of the golden state warriors on whether or not the nba can resolve >>> apple will kickoff one of the biggest events of this year, the worldwide developers conference. here is a sneak peek for tech lovers. we will get our preview of the screening experience coming up and there is a redesigned imac model. we will hear more about this, th

as well as concord and northbay, 64 over santa rosa.nd in the hills especially, that will continue for today. the temperatures continuing below the seasonal norm, especially inland. 75 for you today, livermore 73 and san jose 72. that is below what we typically get this time in june. meanwhile oakland is cooler in areas like san francisco, coming in right abound average. 65 today at low 60s over pacifica and along the peninsula. for the northbay, 73. a beautiful day. a little breezy. very similar to yesterday. perhaps not quite as windy. dixon forecast scioscia the warm-up. it begins tomorrow, upper 70s for the bayside communities and mid-80s inland and the warming trend continues and inland cities into the 90s once again. low 80s expected around the bay. upper 60s along the coastline. tuesday, wednesday, a possibility that this pattern is holding on to the final days of spring. back to you. >>> cdc issued new health regulations against the coronavirus. the steps you can take to protect yourself over the summer months. >>> taking a stat

hate filled rant targeting peaceful protestors and demonstrators including children has shaken a northbay community. neighbors have rallied together for peace and to send the message that racism will not be tolerated. >> don't write all over our streets and let our kids see that there's hate involved. >> this now viral video coming from the community of san rafel is uncomfortable to watch. >> why do black lives matter? all lives matter. how about all lives matter. >> it shows a man going on a tirade tuesday evening directed at a group of about 10 adults and children drawing with chalk showing their support for black lives matter after the killing of george floyd. >> i was taken aback. it was ridiculous. i wasn't expecting itly >> ias really upsetting and i was scared but i was also scared for my kids. >> this is where the incident happened. >> i mean it made me feel proud of this neighborhood. i did not feel proud two days ago. >> calls to the man and his wife were not returned. neighbors say this is the man apologizing for his actions while some rnlt sure if his apology is sincere many b

mid to upper 60s, low to mid 70s on the side of the bay and the northbay warming up into the upper 70s most spots low to mid 80s. numbers to the north not quite as hot but still around 90 degrees from much of the lake and mendocino counties. it will be toasty inland for the fourth of july as well. forecast for saturday, right around 70 degrees near the bay. close to 90 degrees further inland. in between now and saturday we will see some ups and downs. up tomorrow and down a bit for wednesday and thursday as we see our typical summertime pattern of the fog going back and forth throughout the day. it reasserts itself wednesday, thursday, and friday. then we heat up for the inland spots as we head into the weekend. coming up at 7:00 we taken hour by hour look at the fourth of july forecast.>>> i everybody, colin kaepernick reaches a new deal with >>> the countdown for major league baseball's opening day is officially on the giants. they begin their 60 game season in los angeles against the dodgers. and you are looking live at oracle park where starting friday the giants will have close to

. >> a close call on northbay. this a small airplane collided with a fuel truck this evening. and happened at the sonoma county airport. firefighters say there were no injuries and hazardous materials released. the ntsb is investigating the crash. >> federal judge officially signed off on pg&e's $58 billion bankruptcy exit plan. the approval clears the way for the nation's mas ily that includes 13 .5 billion. the utility has to also pay a 3 1/2 million dollar fine. earlier this week pg&e pleaded guilty to 84 counts of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the deadliest disaster of all which was the 2018 campfire up in butte county. >> colder weather today. the bay area fire crews still had their hands full. a fire burned this afternoon just below the site where dozens of new luxury condos were being built. the blaze sent billowing plumes of smoke of to the bay bridge. screws sped over and quickly put out the flames. the view e uncomfortably close surrounding buildings. it did not burn anything except some bushes. also chopper five flew over a third fire. this one happeni

that tactic has now been shelved by northbay agencies.>> one of the 4x police officers charged in connection with george floyd's death is out of jail today. thomas lane posted the $750,000 cash bail today. he is due in court on june 29 and plans to request that all charges be dismissed. his attorney says his client is chauvin if they should roll floyd on his side. >>> developing news now on the central coast where the search is on for a con man who ambushed a sheriff's deputy. official said the deputy was shot in the face outside the police station at about 3:45 this morning. investigators say the shooter tried to draw officers to the area by opening fire near the police station. the deputy was responding to the report of shots fired when he was hit. he was airlifted to a trauma center with a head wound and is listed in serious but stable condition. investigators say they think the killing of a homeless man found in the area is also related. they say the shooter intended to harm law enforcement. >> this was an ambush that he planned and intended for officers to come out of the police departm

of year, just slightly above average for inland spots whether the santa clara valley, east bay or northbay. upper 60s and low to mid 70s around the bay itself with low to mid 60s along the coast. temptress drop slightly wednesday and thursday as we get back into our back-and- forth fog and cloud cover pattern. then we warm up, fourth of july looking good, and your 9 degrees inland. 70 degrees near the bay. coming up at 6:00 we check out this evenings dog walking forecast hour by hour. >> sounds good paul, thank you.>>> imagine coming home to find a bear in your kitchen. janet mary said she returned to her connecticut home to find a black bear in the pantry. she said she walked backwards out of her home and right into the car where she called 911 janet said she left the home locked except for one bedroom window that was slightly open. >> i opened up the door and i saw this strange white powdery stuff on the floor. i turned to my left and was faced with the backend of a large black bear. >> the woman said the back of her home leads to a trail so just in case the bear decides to come back, wi

into the 80s on the east side of the bay with low 90s for the northbay and temperatures further north mostly well into the 90s as well. the one exception lakeport topping out just short of 90 degrees. forecast high temperatures tomorrow, not that close to record territory in most locations. the records and early june are mostly about 100 by degrees. concord is the exception close to that record high of 98 degrees. there is one chance of rain down the line in the extended forecast. friday night into early saturday, it is an outside chance. we are not going to put any rain icons in the forecast just yet at this point but it's a chance for a little bit of moisture late friday night into early saturday. we are just not getting too carried away with it at this point. the heat wave comes to an end at the end of the week and temperatures a little below average saturday and sunday. coming up at 6:00 we check out the evening stop walking forecast.>>> coming up a 6:00, continuing coverage of the protests erupting across the bay area after the death of george floyd.>>> plus, new video of a san f

the northbay expected to warm up just a little bit more, that southerly wind some of that marine airto sonoma and napa counties today. taking a look at the details of tomorrow's forecast and looking ahead to next week and, never too early to do that, it's coming up in a few minutes.>>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, hairstylist in the south bay that up with waiting with their livelihoods at stake, how they are pushing back at santa clara county's reopening timeline.>>> the first for apple, the tech giant making it's big product reveals virtually from air pods to an updated iphone screen. all the highlights from the worldwide developers conference. motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. >>> this just in, seattle's mayor said the city will mov

red flag warnings are set to take effect in the northbay later tonight. >> one wind gusts to down parttree in walnut creek. a large branch came down. luckily, nobody was standing or parked under it. >> there are actually two different sides of this wind event. this is the wind that we have all been living with all day. as far as that is concerned, we are right at the peak of it right now. look at how easy it is out there. you can see the choppy water. if you look at, the when guess have already come in. 41 in the city for san francisco, 30 for concord. it is going to stay like this until the sun goes down. and then once the sun go down, the wind is actually going to get better the majority of us. but then after the sun

upper 50s, low 60s for the northbay and interlaced inner east bay as well.ly light. areas right around pleasanton, antioch, dublin, danville, san ramon, low 80s expected for you. by lunchtime, low 70s and another 10 degrees of warming expected for the second part of the day. very typical for this time of year. 84 is the afternoon hi in novato. mid 80s for warmer locations, areas like brentwood going to 85. mostly sunny and 79 for our friends who live in santa cruz. your extended forecast there. temperatures in the upper 80s, i should say upper 70s to about 80 degrees. monday and tuesday for basic communities. we are going to warm it up a little bit more on wednesday into thursday. upper 60s at the coast. upper 70s to about 80 degrees for basic communities below 90s expected inland. back to you. >>> san francisco takes another step towards returning to normal. some of those malls that will be open for business beginning to our mining. plus, a couple of calls. >>> the police called on a man, his message for the couple and why he decided to put this message in

clear skies in the northbay. 85, livermore. 75, san jose. here is a visibility. we are seeing that visibility drop. just to say that that marine layer is drying all of those clouds and we see the fog rolling into the bay. that will dominate as we get into the overnight hours. it is also a little breezy out there. 18 miles per hour. it is that on shore flow that we are feeling ushering in that cooler and moister air. this is what we are looking at for tonight. lows in the 50s. and then tomorrow is going to be a big split in temperatures. at the coast, low 60s but in the end, 90s again. i will tell you all about that's coming up and a bit. >>> big news 4 pg&e. the company is about to emerge from bankruptcy. during a hearing today a federal judge said he intends to confirm the bankruptcy plan. the calls for pg&e to pay billions of dollars to cover the losses from a devastating series of wildfires. they were caused by the utilities equipment. a lawyer representing survivors says this means the money will get into the hands of the victims and will allow pg&e to qualif

the red flag warning as you see here in the hills of the northbay and parts of the northeast they will go away in an hour. fortunately we got away with it and saw nothing significant. enough that the warning was warranted. we are in san jose and the warning is warranted a lot because of our dry landscape. you can just see how dry everything is. you have been here and you know the drill. we do not see rain all summer basically. everything will dry out. things like fireworks can become a real problem. and wind as we had last night is scary as well . those winds should die down. we will get a high pressure built-in typical for this time of year. it should bring the fog back which is expected. temperatures are running accurate of yesterday. 12 degrees warmer. i like this map because it really is about trends. right now it is trending warmer based on what you saw on the map. the forecast for tomorrow, san francisco 65. 71 degrees by the end of the day. this model says not much in the way of fog. i suspect there will be a little bit. you can see some fog in the north trying to reform. a nice

northbay beautiful weather. 83 expected over san jose.here is a look at your extended forecast getting into the next few days and we cool it down. and here we can bounce and temperatures back up with temperatures upper 70s with 80 degrees around the bay and upper 80s to 90s expected for the inland communities for the fourth of july weekend. back to you. >> ú capitol hill we go. dr. anthony fauci and other top health experts in our nation briefing lawmakers on the state of the coronavirus in the country. "ktvu" sara zendehnam joins us live with the latest. good morning. >>reporter: good morning, mike. arizona, florida, texas and arizona. those are the four states the doctor is worried about. we have a live look at the hearing that is still going on right now. it started at 7:00 a.m. dr. fauci is the head of the seas department of health and human services. how schools can reopen and how people can get back to work safely. they are taking questions from senators. the assistant secretary with the department of health and human services, says

up and portions of the northbay around petaluma. that showered threat moves out of town. on saturday gusty winds and sunday will be the warmest day of the upcoming weekend. numbers in the lower 70s out toward concorde and brentwood. san francisco right now 62. everybody has a bunch of minus signs in front of these values. fairfield is 15 degrees cooler this afternoon compared to yesterday afternoon. the cool down has arrived. the satellite is showing you clouds and showers and right now is lifting to the north and also out to the east. out toward the sierra at the showers will be increasing and there is the chance that we could be talking about snowfall for tonight up above 7000 feet. i know it is june and were talking about snowfall in the sierra. here in the bay area, clear to partly cloudy skies. not much in the way of radar coverage. the winds have been accelerating. fairfield gusting to 31. novato, 32 miles per hour. sfo sustained at 23 with wind gusts over 30 miles per hour. we are looking out toward the bay bridge. clouds are moving rapidly overhead this afternoon

. >>> we are looking at that red flag warning that showed up in parts of the northbay last night. you can see the areas in code red. more towards wood acre the high level stuff will go away. the wind has not been as robust as was the concern . i'm going to backup the forecast model. here we are now and you can see that the colors are sort of there. within an hour they go away. that is representing the wind speeds. yellows around fairfield. the high fire damage does not go away. it is summertime and something we have to think about. this component of the high fire danger goes away. look at the hills. and those are non-indigenous the tall grasses that we get that are so flammable. the spanish came in and the hoods of their horses brought in that. could change the dynamics of california. you didn't have these big prairie fires. i guess a b in the late 1700s the horses came in in the wild over from europe came over here and our fire danger was created. the winds, oakland, 21 miles per hour. sfo, 21 miles per hour. out of the west. the plan here is the winds die down and that feels goo

widespread 70s to low in the northbay. 81, santa rosa. for the east bay, 71 close to the water and 67 for the city of san francisco and low 60s expected for pacific up. 75 over san jose. 73 degrees expected for santa cruz. into the extended forecast, if you do like a warmer, by midweek wednesday notice that jump in temperatures. low 80s around the bay and low 90s expected inland. right now it looks like thursday will be the hottest day. mid-90s expected for inland cities. temperatures do begin to call back on friday. the weekend looks fabulous. upper 60s along the coast. upper 80s to about 90 degrees are so far in the communities as we enter the first weekend of summer. back to you. >>> get ready for those hot temperatures. >>> the new baby is always exciting. one little girl, nuts a little girl was welcomed into the world. she weighed 12 pounds. she was born in san joaquin general hospital. mother and daughter are doing well after 48 hours in labor . she's being monitored for breathing issues. hospital staff tell mom she delivered a baby

that tactic nearly shelved by northbay agencies.>> the department will no longer use carotid restraint as use of force. >> it is certainly too late for david ward. >> enforcers trying to ban the carotid for years say it's actually governor newsom that is ending it. >> it is not an innovative thing, it is following what is happening at the state level. >> he became the first auditor following the death of a 13- year-old by a sheriff's deputy, a case that roiled the community but brought about few reforms. >> if we have those meetings and then come back and don't make changes i will conclude it was for show. >> police leaders with vigils at their doors for almost 2 weeks insist that promises will be kept. >> we stand here with you today frustrated, angry and heartbroken. >> and there is a hope, with the santa rosa chief taking a knee in solidarity. >> he understands what we are going through, he sees what we are going through, we will not only have dialogue now but continue it in the future. >> the chief told me he has gotten both praise and criticism for kneeling but he felt it was the

. >>> safari west and the northbay is getting ready to reopen.he safari park in the hills of sonoma county east of santa rosa. in order to keep them safe masks will be required and there were no longer be a buffet. the vehicles are equipped with barriers to separate groups. >> i think that everybody will sort of be used two conditions that we are going to be operating under. they will be operating under those conditions every day in their normal life. >> it reopens to the public on saturday. they will accept reservations for day visits and friday for overnight tent stays. more than 300 people have already made reservations. >>> a beautiful day. a little bit warmer. five degrees warmer and some places. tomorrow we are coming up another 5-8 degrees. some inland areas could be upper 90s. beautiful on the bay. there is no fog. that is unusual for june. june:. a lot of fog typically. high-pressure but we are not seeing that. it brought us wind but they make fog field nonexistent. they don't need. the low is up in billings. that is with the fog went bu

firefighters from across the northbay are trying to gain ground while things were calm overnight. >>r that we were anticipating and the winds, we did not wanted to get the unburned fuels going again. >> air tankers will called in when the fire first started. they cannot be used during windy conditions are at night . right now there are hand crews and bulldozer drivers to prevent the fire from spreading further. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> a fast-moving brush fire broke out near an equestrian center in southern california in castaic along the grapevine near santa clarita. gusty winds and high temperatures fueled the flames. by 11 am this fire had tripled to 75 acres. more than 200 firefighters in two aircraft were able to contain it. >>> protocols and safety managers that must be followed to begin practicing and working out. >>> the sure to tune in tonight for 911 followed by 911 lone star at 8:00 followed by the 10:00 and 11:00 news right here on 4 on 2 . the weather's perfect... family is all together and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insur

up in northbay, you can see temperatures up in the 80s for napa and santa rosa. it is not completely sunny. some of those high clouds drifting in over the last few hours. right now we have partly cloudy skies across a good portion of the bay area. we are backup, this is a cool one. it is going to settle in the area first thing tomorrow. as a result a significant drop off in the numbers. were talking about 10 to 15 degrees across portions of the bay area. here's a live camera up above san francisco. some of those high clouds drifting in. for tomorrow major cooling. no more triple digits. no more 90s, no more 80s. warm spots in the mid-70s. and some gusty winds developing. this is something that we're going to be watching those higher winds. into your friday afternoon, increasing winds easily above 20 , maybe approaching 30 miles per hour into the afternoon hours. take a look at the numbers for tomorrow. the hotspots, not so hot. only in the mid 70s for cathe w we head towards sunday. we will take a look at your full forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> ktvu is

as we take a look around in the region, we've got northbay, 74 in santa rosa. 60s to low 70s along the length of the valencia. peninsula. for tomorrow, about 10 degrees of warming expected come temperatures continuing to warm 5 to 10 degrees each passing day until wednesday, then we cool back down again on thursday. >>> thank you rosemary. they cutting your hair for cancer research, plus musicians are back at abbey road. the famous studio is looking to return to recording albums and music. that's all coming up. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>> a group of kids in minneapolis is doing what they can to help out families impacted by the riots following the protests of george flight. >> it was t