is going to try to push the fog into the inland valleys, particularly the northbay valleys by tomorrowmorning. visibility's are going to improve rapidly for inland parts of the bay area. it's going to take a little longer around the bay and along the coast but we should see plenty of sunshine by saturday afternoon. just a few passing clouds overhead. temperatures drop to the mid to upper 50s and low 60s for most of us. pretty normal for the last morning of july. high temperatures tomorrow very close to average for july 31st, right around 60 along the coast. mostly 70 to around 80 degrees around the south end of the bay and down the peninsula with temperatures in the 80s in the santa clara valley, from 81 to san jose to 89 degrees for los gatos and morgan hill. warmer and warmer as you had farther inland. same is true for inland parts of the east bay. upper 80s to around 94 the tri valley come into the mid to low 90s for fairfield, antioch and brentwood, not as warm around vallejo and benicia. temperatures around the bay exactly average for this time of your. mid-60s for san francisco,

heat advisory for the santa clara valley and the northbay valleys. you can see tomorrow's high temperatures on the bottom left- hand side of the screen. excessive heat warnings outlined for the higher elevations of the bay area and almost all inland parts of the east bay where temperatures are going to be hottest as you head east of el diablo, 110 degrees in brentwood tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow is going to be the hottest day but these advisories and warnings continue through 11:00 p.m. on sunday, because sunday is still going to be hot, it's just not going to be quite as hot. we take a look at the seven-day forecast we'll take a detailed look at tomorrow's high temperatures, not just the five cities outlined there, in a few minutes. >>> wilson walker is live in brentwood, where residents say they are seeing a new weather trend. >> going to head towards 110 here tomorrow, pushed pretty close to that, about 107 today, and even for the folks that live here, you know a little something about the he's, they feel like it is just different

. >>> a northbay homeless camp was cleared out today. crews coming through this morning. kpix 5's justin andrews explains why they had no choice. >> the people who used to live underneath this overpass this eviction a system failure. caltrans crews working right now, they've been working for hours, clearing tents and shacks underneath this 101 overpass. >> reporter: he read the intersection of fourth and heather to new downtown san rafael, just under the 101 overpass, is a neighborhood. people living in tents and cars, their homes built with scavenged items. >> a good sense of healing and peace for people. >> reporter: late this morning, caltrans officials came through. holding items and clearing this and can. people who once lived here say crews might come and crush their home, but it won't crush their spirits. throughout california, there is only shelter for roughly 30% of people experiencing homelessness. >> it's devastating when your community is rip apart what you've built, it's small, what you're able to bring together and coalesce, and then the state comes in and r

diablo with temperatures for the northbay in the low to mid 80s. along the coast you will not notice too much change. temperatures are stuck around 60 degrees. >>> state ahead on a busy thursday, giants up, dodgers down. been, added strength. the nba draft tonight. did the worriers get better? we will talk more about it with the number 7 and 14th draft picks. >>> the nba draft up top. players names were called. blank stares from the liens were formed following the list of previous warriors number 7 overall draft pick stefan curry and chris mullen. say hello to jonathan kuminga. and 18-year-old forward who came from the congo in 2016. he skipped college, developed his game in the delete program. he had been projected as a top- five selection yet slipped to 7. >> then the dubs went out and picked up forward moses moody out of kansas. there he is. 6'11" wingspan. the team considered taking him with the seventh pick but considered more pro-ready than jonathan kuminga as each are eager to be on the floor with steph curry, thompson, andy greene. >> i fee

temperatures dropped to the 50s around the water in the northbay valleys.most inland spots are going to bottom out in the 60s, which is normal, about 5 to 10 degrees above normal around the bay tomorrow afternoon, but that's pleasantly warm. it's going to be hot inland. 92 to 94 degrees for san jose, up to 106 degrees for concord. those temperatures are way above average, mid 60s on the coast and low 90s down the peninsula, well into the 90s, even if you spots around 100 degrees further inland in the santa clara valley. temperatures for the tri-valley above 100 degrees. the hottest spots, east of mt. diablo, 108 in fairfield and antioch, 110 degrees in brentwood but around today low 70s, san francisco, upper 70s to around 84 the east bay, upper 90 to 100 degrees for most of the northbay, until you had even farther north to northern sonoma and napa county, inland mendocino and lake county well over 100 degrees and the fire danger is going to be elevated. the number is halfway up our fire danger index scale but all the yellow shaded in the tate trouble spots

a couple spots around santa rosa and northbay valleys dropping into the upper 40s and high temperaturesthursday about where they should be this time of year, low 60s for san francisco with a mix of 60s and low 70s for the east bay. temperatures in the santa clara valley region the upper 70s in san jose, into the low to mid 80s as you had further inland in the santa clara valley and northbay valleys as well. a mix of 70s and 80s with hotspots farther east of mt. diablo topping out around 90 degrees, mostly in the mid-80s for the tri-valley. temperatures are going to warm up just a little bit friday and saturday and just hover in place for san francisco, for oakland and for san jose, more of a warm-up for san jose, and it's a similar pattern for inland parts of the east bay and northbay with warmer temperatures but after one day of 90 degrees and a more widespread basis for inland parts of east bay on friday, temperatures will return closer to normal early next week. a few more clouds and some monsoonal moisture tries to sneak up towards us by monday and tuesday. >> let it cool off for yo

inland in the northbay it could've been a lot worse. temperatures 40 in the east bay and northbay dropback wednesday and thursday . then it's back to normal temps back over the weekend into early next week. not much change at all along the coast. you're going to be stuck in the upper 50s with mostly gray skies overhead. every once in a while you see a little peek of sunshine, so enjoy it while it happens. a closer look at tomorrow's high temperatures coming up at 7:00. >> a lot of normal in that forecast. >>> cbs evening news coming up. >> here is norah o'donnell with a preview. >> coming up on the cbs evening news, profiles in service. meet dr. andy. how this 101-year-old pediatrician and world war ii veteran is still giving back to his country. that's all tonight, right here on the cbs evening news. >>> coming up on sports, the giants get two all-stars back but lose another before that big series against the dodgers, and thdiet, it does wonders for the new open champion. >> i never do this, but i had a burger for four straight days. i

temperatures at the coolest are going to drop down to around 50 degrees in the northbay valleys.high temperatures tomorrow are going to be closer to normal for this time of your. not much change around the bay, mid 60s for san francisco, upper 60s and low 70s for the east bay with temperatures around 60 degrees along the coast but san jose is going to top out in the low 80s tomorrow as opposed to the mid-80s the past couple days. inland in the northbay upper 70s and low 80s and even england in the east bay, temperatures reach the upper 80s to around 90 degrees for the tri-valley with the warmest spots on the map reaching up into the low to mid 90s as you go east of mt. diablo into solano and eastern contra costa county, which is hot enough to elevate the fire threat, but lyt e most about halfway up our fire danger index scale, topping out 4 or 5 tomorrow afternoon. today's values were 5 or >>>, so this was an improvement. can't let our guard down until we get some rain around here, which is months away. as we head into the second half of the weekend, maybe a degree cooler, which

it will be a warmer pattern for the northbay as well but only into the upper half of the 80s.d-60s along the coast tuesday and wednesday before temperatures start backing up again. some ups and downs but nothing that's going to put you in mind of six flags and the roller coasters there. >> we can handle it. >>> listen up, niners fans. how you can get an early look at the 2021 team. we have a preseason overview, next. >>> we're live at the reimagined gilr >>> we are counting down to kick off. 22 days away from preseason foot all on kpix 5. >> today the team unveiling the schedule for training camp . chopper 5 over levi stadium and the practice field today. there was action. we saw a few people working out. the number of team practices will be open to the public. >> players report next week. >> i like the look of that field. tuesday, july 27th. the fans, they'll get to watch 13 scheduled practices starting july 28th. in fact, the team released its training camp schedule. clara cilifanswillok at field the 2021 squad. tickets go on sale monday morning. saturday, august 7th, by the

we have a heat advisory for the northbay valleys and the santa clara valley. excessive heat warning for basically every other part of the bay area unless you're next to the water. a sampling of tomorrow's high temperatures, we'll show you the whole map coming up in just a few minutes. >>> breaking news, minutes ago we learned san jose fire crews battling an underground transformer fire and we are looking out over the neighborhood on me a circle in east san jose. fire crews evacuating nearby homes just as a precaution. they have put some red tape up to keep people out. crews are just starting to put water on the fire, trying to make sure that transformer doesn't explode. >>> in the past hour, a statewide flex alert went into effect with concerns that spiking temperatures constrained the power grid. kpix 5's andria borba is live with a warning just issued by state power regulators. >> not long after that flex alert was issued by cal iso, they went into a stage one emergency. they are asking people to conserve right now. stage one emergency does not mean rolling

we will be talking about today, heat advisory until 11:00 on sunday for their interior valleys of northbay, also santa clara valley, campbell, san jose, morgan hill. temperatures in the mid-90s to upper 100. excessive heat warning for many more of you. you can see here for the cities at fairfield, vallejo, martinez, tupper lake, clear lake, 100 to 116 for little more, mount hamilton, perhaps throughout the day today. and tomorrow. if we look live outside, it is clear, but we are looking at the patchy fog at the coast, a spare the air alert today, poor air quality, hottest today in the inland bay, the northbay will be good. we will have that pretty breezy to gusty wind at times from the ocean. otherwise, moderate air quality to the rest of the day today. and into tomorrow. 39 in santa clara, 58 and sunny, 54 auto. mid 60s in livermore this morning, anywhere fromanywhere m degrees cooler than yesterday morning. look how quickly we warm up, 9:00 in the 60s and 70s. and backed by 3:00, well over 100 degrees inland, still 60s at the coast, we will another hot day for your sunday, coming up, liz

the coolest spots in the northbay valleys, the warmest spots in the upper 50s.retty normal for this time of your. slightly below average. high temperatures tomorrow also in the 50s along the coast. no surprise there. 70s down the peninsula and around the south end of the bay with upper 70s and low to mid 80s for the santa clara valley. 78 degrees in san jose, just a couple degrees below average. mid to upper 70s to around 80 degrees for the tri-valley, mid- '80s around concord and pleasant hill with close to 90 degree highs as you had further inland in the east bay. temperatures around the bay, cool but only 3 to 5 degrees below normal. 61 san francisco, mid to upper sick before the east bay and low to mid 80s once again for most of the northbay. just a little cooler in napa. quite a bit warmer further north. still in the 90s inland in mendocino county and lake county. [ crowd chanting ] are going to warm up just a little bit friday, saturday, and stay at that level sunday, monday, and tuesday. a little bit warmer as you had farther away from the bay. san jose i

>>> now at 11:00, an innocent bystander is among those hit by gunfire at a northbay holiday party. tonight her husband is trying to make sense of what happened. >> it is very stressful trying to keep a happy face on for a four-year-old. >>> bay area cruise facing multiple challenges tonight with fires and a warm-up that can lead to bigger problems. >>> tonight, many bay area restaurants drowning in debt, the shocking new numbers. >>> plus, why one bay area city is about to put up thousands of no parking signs. >>> new at 11:00, we are hearing from the husband of an innocent bystander that was hit by gunfire during a fourth of july party in the northbay. three other people wounded, one person was killed. andrea nakano spoke with the young woman's family and joins us live from santa rosa. >> reporter: the santa rosa police department is looking at the possibility still that all of the victims in this case were innocent bystanders. an officer telling me that gang challenges were yelled out and that's when this fourth of july block party turned deadly. santa rosa police say more than 2

low 60s for the city, mid to upper 60s for the east bay and mostly 70s for the northbay as you u sd upin the most of lake county be at least within shouting distance of normal for the bay area tomorrow and again on wednesday. slight warm-up on wednesday but the big picture pattern rearranges itself in this heat dome over the desert southwest. it's not going to be parked right over us but it's going to be close enough for a big jump in temperatures to kick in from wednesday to thursday, away from the water. that's a 13 degree increase from wednesday to thursday inland, a seven degree increased by the bay with a four degree jump in temperatures along the coast. temperatures do warm-up on the bay and along the coast, but the inland parts of the bay area are really going to be cooking thursday and friday. no heat advisory's. i don't think we are going to set any records but it is definitely going to be warmer than average. will feel like summertime as we head toward we can. we'll have an update on that coming up at 11:00. >>> still to come, a moving truck moved an entire illegal fireworks ex

dropping back from where you are today with that southwest wind delivering some marine air into the northbay valleys. but not that far north. temperatures well into the 90s if not 100 degreetolake county as well. teatop just a lile bit for the second half of the weekend into early next week but eney climb again by thayfriday. same pattern for san francisco, oakland and san jose. the usual temperature differences that we see for the bay area. temperatures inland in the east bay still around 90 degrees tomorrow, kind of the average level, but more of a warm-up by thursday and friday next week, while the northbay gets to enjoy temperatures almost 10 degrees cooler, and a good 20 degrees cooler along the coast, hovering right around 60 degrees. we will take a look at the dog walking forecast for this evening coming up at 6:00. >>> also new at 6:00, why fire crews are making the state's largest wildfire flare up on purpose. >>> thousands of east bay students return to the classroom, but some parents are on the fence about letting them go. >>> mark elicits a six-figure tenant payout, smashing reco

the northbay reaching the mid to upper 90s.the hottest temperatures in the tri-valley, topping out at 105 degrees. here are the advisories, the santa clara valley and the valleys of the northbay under a heat advisory, where temperatures were at least approach 100 degrees. inland and the east bay is where temperatures will get from 105-110 range. which is dangerously hot if not prepared for it. just common sense advice, stay hydrated, find some air conditioning or at least some shade when you can. the advisory goes through 11:00 p.m. on sunday. we will talk about when the heat wave will crack, and just a few minutes. >>> andrea nakano joins us now from one of those hot spots in our area, without people and businesses coping with the heat . >> reporter: it was 106 degrees in livermore today and this is one of the coolest places to be. people were out here enjoying this fountain read and it was this outdoor dining area that was less lively. but now that the temperatures have cooled off a bit, it is still in the 80s, but this outdo

upper 70s and low to mid 80s for the northbay.a little more variation there and warmer temperatures as we go farther and farther inland from the tri-valley into eastern contra costa and solano counties. temperatures will warm up slightly friday and saturday and then we just kind of stay in place gorough weekd and into early next week. that will be the trend for san francisco, oakland and san jose, and a similar trend is going to be with us for other regions on the seven-day forecast. inland in the east bay a bit toast here on friday with highs more widespread around 90 degrees, also warming up inland in the north day but staying short of 90 in most locations. a little more cloud cover in store for everybody by monday and tuesday. some hints of monsoonal moisture making a swing up towards us, but unlike the last time, it looks like that's going to arrive without the threat of cloud to ground like in. we'll keep you updated on that as next week it's closer as well. >>> the niners law in a star linebacker. details on a record-setting

the northbay isn't going to be that hot but above-average by the middle of next week, and even along the coast, temperatures are going to reach up into the mid-60s with a little bit more sunshine peeking through the marine clouds that are almost always there to start every day. brian hackney is going to be in at 11:00 with an update on that smoke forecast. >>> a system designed to freeze fraud left hundreds of thousands of unemployed californians out in the cold. but soon their checks may finally be in the mail. >>> and that famous guarantee in jeopardy tonight, the shortage delaying the to deliveries. >>> unemployed californians may soon start getting their benefits faster than ever before. >> the edd just adopted a pain our policy to cut through that red tape. under the previous system, the unemployed had to verify their identity in order to get paid, but as countless of applicants told us, that led to long delays, sometimes months, to get their money. in the meantime, billions are being paid out on bogus claims. advocates say the new policy no longer punishes the unemployed for th

area it goes into effect 5:00 sunday evening and continues through 11:00 monday morning for the northbay mountains, the east bay hills, the diablo range in the santa crews mountains. we are concerned about the potential -- not a guarantee -- for thunderstorms to develop as an area of moisture in the mid-levels of the atmosphere makes its way up toward us, reducing those dry thunderstorms, which means storms that produce cloud to ground lightning, and they try to produce rain but it evaporates before it reaches the ground, so there's no rain to put on any fire that get started, and gusty, erratic winds to fan the flames that are sparked by that cloud-to- ground lightning. we're talking about something that's still about 48 hours away in these dry lightning forecast are very tricky. we'll get into the details of what we expect and kind of the unknowns at this point humming up in a few minutes. wilson walker is standing by with more on the preparations for this. >>> as you have been explaining, the cookies are not fully baked yet. there are l t of variables. we are not going to know how thi

the coolest spots in the northbay valleys, low 50s. the warmest spots, 60 degrees, pretty close were normal this time of year. high temperatures tomorrow, 5 to 10 degrees below average. 50s for san francisco with 60 for the east bay, 70s in the santa clara valley but around 80s in concord, that's it. cooler than today and temperatures are going to be running several degrees below normal for the rest of this week. just 50s long because, some 60s and 70s down the peninsula with more 70s on the south side of the bay until you get farther inland in the santa clara valley were temperatures warm up into the 70s. some spots even further inland reaching up into the low 80s. inland in the east bay, the tri- valley reaching mid to upper 70s to around 80 degrees. the warmest spots in eastern contra costa county only hitting 87 degrees around antioch and brentwood. that's not bad at all for the middle of july. around the bay it is going to be cool because of the onshore breeze and the cloud cover on the west side of the bay, over the city. upper 5

we have some sunshine on the northbay. we head into 4:00, we are looking at 60s around a lot of the bay to low 70s. even some mid to upper 80s in our east bay valleys. that is closer to average but not quite there. if you are heading out for this evening, dress for some drizzle developing. 60s around the bay and 70s inland. if you are traveling around the state, we have two fires we are watching up around tahoe. you can see all of the smoke just north of tahoe today and tomorrow and a little bit developing to the south. look at sunday, air quality will deteriorate in the high country to the weekend. if you are going to stay past sunday, keep an eye on that. we will take a look at future radar coming up as we have a chance of some dry thunderstorms. now i want to leave you with some bay area high temperatures. these are sponsored by visit california. >>> this couple is working hard on our state's recovery. they live in california. keeping their vacation in california supports our small businesses and communities which means

same pattern in the east bay with warmer temperatures, sinking inland and the northbay, and along the coast, you won't notice much change at all. temperatures stuck in the upper 50s for highs all the way into early next week. there are of course still fires burning in other parts of the state we're going to track the smoke coming up at 5:30. >> hopefully it stays away from our area. >>> a judge ordered a danville police officer to stand trial for shooting and killing an unarmed man in 2018. our allen martin is in the newsroom with the latest on that. >> this was the preliminary hearing for danville police officer andrew hall. he's now going to stand trial for voluntary manslaughter. the judge didn't by officer hall's explanation that he acted in self-defense. in particular, the firing 10 bullets into a suspect's car was legitimate. the confrontation happened as hall tried to stop 33-year-old vladimir r belinda, who was trying to drive away from the officers. >> you cannot shoot into a moving car unless your life is in danger, but you do have a duty to move out of position of a moving

northbay temperatures, 97 for san rafael.ta rosa with triple digits and 110 in ukiah. 87 for fremont, head inland and it will be 108 in fairfield and 106 in livermore. the seven-day forecast, take it easy, dangerous heat for the next couple of days. it eases a bit on sunday and then monday temperatures will drop down to the mid-90s inland and upper 50s coast to side. midweek we will be down to the 80s. >>> when we attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. joint pain, swelling, tenderness. my psoriasis. the sooner you sign up the more you save. cosentyx works on all of this. cosentyx can help you look and feel

60s around richmond and berkeley with low 70s for oakland and san leandro, low to mid 80s for the northbay until you had much further north, inland mendocino county and lake county are going to climb back into the 90s again but at least you're going to stay short of 100 degrees. here's the seven-day forecast, part one focusing on san francisco, oakland and san jose. the same pattern for everybody with temperatures warming up as we head through the weekend into early next week. just a matter of how much we warm-up, obviously cooler in san francisco compared to the east bay and compared to san jose in the santa clara valley . then temperatures drop back to below normal as we go through wednesday, thursday, and friday. inland in the east bay, high temperatures close to 90 into the first half of next week. the northbay also warms up, mid- 80s, then you're back into the low 80s as we go through wednesday, thursday, and friday. just not much change along the coast. you are consistent, right around 60 degrees, just a little sunshine peaking through the clouds. we can be happy about that. we have

the northbay coast will see the greatest amount of sunshine.d into the afternoon hours, a spread from 63 in san francisco to nearly 90 in antioch after going out in the evening hours. the cloud cover increasing along the coast, especially from san francisco southward. temperatures mainly in the 60s and 70s. tside. y nice evening to be a couple more if not this evening. we will have more on the 7-day forecast. >>> good morning, everyone. if you look to the center of this screen here. ceerhes smoke now and there right now. you might be able to see it but you will t on fire and a homeless encampment on west grand and would streets. this is long 880 so anyone passing by, you might notice smoke in the area. now we can get a clearer shot of the flames coming up the center. the oakland fire department is on the scene. a heads up if this is part of your commute this morning. >>> injuries reported here. you can see a slowdown on the map right now. according to the chp, a big rig overturned on southbound 680 on the offramp and the ramp has been shut down

this is one this will go to the northbay and moving out in the best possibility of rain will be in the sierra and the southern california area. i want to talk to you about what we saw last week, smoke layers in the upper part of the atmosphere this is when those on was going down. you could clearly see the spoke of above, where it is reaching the surface, this was from lake tahoe, smoky conditions in the mountains and air quality has been impacted, you are looking up for two on health the air- quality and up towards quincy and the smoke in his will continue, here in the bay area we still have hazy skies. it will be around the dixie fire location. some of the smoke. the pushed up more, from the emeryville camera you see the air-quality for the next four days is moderate and some parts will be on the good side, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. watch out for the potential up a few showers. the isolated thunder chances still there, upper excuse to the 90s, it will be warmer tomorrow and hotter locations are inland. we will keep the heat going. middle 60s coast side but to row with the accu

this is one this will go to the northbay and moving out in the best possibility of rain will be in the sierra and the southern california area. i want to talk to you about what we saw last week, smoke layers in the upper part of the atmosphere this is when those on was going down. you could clearly see the spoke of above, where it is reaching the surface, this was from lake tahoe, smoky conditions in the mountains and air quality has been impacted, you are looking up for two on health the air- quality and up towards quincy and the smoke in his will continue, here in the bay area we still have hazy skies. it will be around the dixie fire location. some of the smoke. the pushed up more, from the emeryville camera you see the air-quality for the next four days is moderate and some parts will be on the good side, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. watch out for the potential up a few showers. the isolated thunder chances still there, upper excuse to the 90s, it will be warmer tomorrow and hotter locations are inland. we will keep the heat going. middle 60s coast side but to row with the accu

northbay will be plenty warm as well with readings mostly in the upper 80s and low 90s. novato gets all the way to 91. santa rosa, mid-90s. bike clearlake and lakeport, it will be near 100 degrees. the numbers will be in the 60s for san francisco all the way through the weekend. san jose in the 80s. inland you will find the numbers in the 90s for tomorrow. but a little colder than it was today. mid-70s around the bay and the coastline in the mid 60s. that is the weather. >>> this is not the first time people have been mandated to get a vaccine. a look back at the other disease that forced shots into the arms of americans. >>> plus, why vaccinated people should still worry about getting that highly contagious delta variance. >>> still ahead, how about a new look at just how dry it is >>> the drought emergency is am >> they are drying up and emptying out. that is not a good sign for our water supply. devon feel he is live with a look at reservoir conditions. >> reporter: we are in the grips of this drought and our streams, lakes and reservoirs are being depleted day by day

. >>> the northbay shows off its multi-million-dollar helicopter that brings military technology to fighting >>> breaking news out of napa where federal agents are seeing outside of building after arresting a woman inside. they say that she sold bogus covid-19 immunizations. >> you are watching abc7 news at 5:00. the woman arrested is a 61-year- old woman of napa. this a website. she allegedly sold a fake vaccine pallet to protect people from covid-19. she is alleged to have told people the fda authorize vaccines containing toxic ingredients and she is accused of providing fake vaccine cards to people as well. we have new details. >> reporter: dan, this doctor is the first person in the country to be federally charged in a fraud case related covid-19 vaccines and record cards. she operated her practice out of her home and that is where investigators made their arrests. >> reporter: today federal agents removing boxes and searching through the home of this doctor. she was arrested for a fraudulent vaccination card scheme and she sold immunization pallet she falsely claimed would make her pati

monday through the northbay mountains, east bay hills, diablo range and the santa cruz mountains. will be are concerned about is thunderstorms developing but they will be dry thunder storms. the fires can spread rapidly because the storms are also going to produce gusty erratic winds to fan the flames. moisture will be running up tortoise from the south. this is kind of breaking off the have and heading toward us by sunday and monday. will talk about what we know and what we are figuring out about this entire set up in a few minutes.>>> tonight, time is running out for the a's to reach a deal with the city on their plan to build a ballpark at howard terminal. the two sides may be farther apart than ever. >> the main sticking point remains, who is going to pay to remove the infrastructures here at howard terminal? it is clear if a deal is going to get done, this will go into extra innings. now the question is, well the two sides even get there? >> if they vote yes on that, it is a no on the project. >> dave cavil says he was disappointed to see this released by the city of oakland.

the northbay heading steady for the most part but a little bit cooler by early next week, and along the coast, daytime highs in the mid to upper fifth these with that fog along the coast. back to you. >>> still ahead, the alcohol is out and the dollar signs are in. the booze free boom hitting u.s. stores right now. oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the original whole grains bread? great question, dad. and it does. it has all the same nutritious deliciousness as the original slice but only a little bit smaller. just like timmy here. my name's lucas. it sure is bobby. >>> a growing number of americans are cutting back on alcohol or skipping it altogether. >> that's leading to a booze free boom in some stores. according to iws our drinks market analysis, the volume of new alcohol products in the u.s. increased more than 22% last year and is forecasted to grow more than 23% over the next four years. there are more than 300 products from 70 different brands, with names like monday june and sweet reason. >>> and a lot of people aren't giving up their ju

. >>> and northbay dr. is facing federal charges for allegedly selling fake vaccine cards. and that is not all. andrea nakano is live in napa with today's announcement from the feds. >> reporter: dr. julie has put this address on california boulevard as a location for her practice. she has, according to the department of justice, she's been preying on people's fears of covid and vaccines for profit. >> i didn't know anything about it. >> reporter: ethan lives in the same apartment complex where she operated her practice and the criminal complaint describes how she falsified, fabricated and altered immunization cards for kids to submit to schools. then when covid began, court documents say she used it as an opportunity to build on her scheme by offering home your prophylactic immunization pellets. she fraudulently claimed that the pellets contain minute amounts of covid-19 and those pellets would provide lifelong immunity to the virus. the justice department provided these pitchers of the letter that dr. mazi gave out to her patients about the pellets and a dosage recommenda

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only low 60s in san francisco with mid to upper 60s for the east bay, mostly 70s for the northbay. santa rosa one of the warmer spot at 81, until you get further north. inland mendocino county, most of lake county going to be in the 90s for high temperatures and the breeze is going to be stronger than what we had today. so even with the cooler temperatures, our fire danger index is going to be a bit more elevated. some of the highest valleys around 5 or 6 on our scale of zero to 10, but once the wind dies down on wednesday it still going to be nonzero. we never had a zero fire threat this time of year. we should be about one notch lower on that fire danger as we head into wednesday afternoon. that's something we're going to have to watch r atweek. back into the 90s inland on thursday and friday. that's going to continue right on through the weekend. temperatures warm up around the band on the coast but we lose the onshore wind soit's going to be much more of a gentle warm-up for those spots near the water. we'll have this evening's dog walking forecast at 6:00. >>> a ro the bay are

mainly the highest elevations, the northbay mountains, the east bay hills, the diablo range and santa crews mountains, especially areas above 2000 feet, where the marine layer that has been very stubborn the last few weeks hasn't had impact because the rain their tops out around 2000 feet. tracking the possibility of dry thunderstorms developing as early as sunday evening, continuing through mid-day monday, and any erratic gusty winds produced by those thunderstorms would help to fan the flames of the storms have been in the first place. it's a fairly low chance but it's not near zero. take a look at the setup that's producing this coming up in just a few minutes. >> in this environment, we have to be cautious. all of us have to do our part. >> asking the people, especially who are vaccinated, to put their masks on once again i feel like it is not fair. >> was in, whatever keeps people safe. >>> in our other top story at 7:00, mixed reaction to the sudden return of masks. tonight, seven bay area counties are calling for the will to start wearing them again indoors, vaccinated or not.

degrees, high to very high heat risk in the hottest locations, we do have a heat advisory for the northbay valley and south bay valley, san jose, santa rosa as well, temperatures in the 90s right now. we are in store for one evening away from the coast, back on air for abc7 news at 11:00. we have cities 70s and 80s. tomorrow is another hot day, we will show the temperatures and when relief hits us with the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> we will be watching closely. thanks. >>> places to escape the heat, cooling centers open and bay area hotspots this one at the centennial recreation center at morgan hill. here are some other locations, the coopertown library in san jose has a few cooling centers including one at the camden community center. in santa rosa, the steel lane kennedy center and he spake, antioch community center. >>> asked to conserve power to the heat wave. the state power grid operator requesting everyone to conserve electricity. power officials say extreme heat and growing wildfire of southern oregon threatening transmission lines continues to strain the state

a little up close nature for some northbay neighbors and you're looking at this big dude. he is a mountain lion roaming in a backyard in petaluma. wilson walker is live with the homeowners reaction. this is a big cat. >> reporter: isn't that incredible? that video is knockout. it was first spotted late last night around highway 101 and the most recent sighting they think late this morning after it showed up in the video is up toward the hills and the open space which is of course a good direction for the animal to be going, but in the interim did make an impression in this neighborhood. >> yes. it was amazing. like i said, my wife thought it initially out in the street from the window and we thought it was a giant dog and we called 911 instantly. >> reporter: seen it wander off down the street with the first prize but then he checked his home security camera and there it was strolling through his backyard. >> it looked like he was going to go out of the gate the gate was shot so he came walking this way and he went down the side of the house and climbed over the fence. >>

those are the values of the northbay. it is hot but it will be low to mid 90s and not upper 90s. just to point out some of the differences of all of the microclimates. okay. over to you. >> we have to for saturday night. not just one sport segment. anybody can give you that. will give you two. a tough day at the office. this was a great sight to see in you know when you're at ross and find just what you need... to make any space your space? (sighs) yes! that's yes for less. get the best bargains ever for every room and every budget. at ross. yes for less. babe? ooh... oh! ooh! ooh... yeah? oh, yeah! there are many ways to say it... sí. yes. ...but when you find the best bargains ever at ross, you'll say yes for less! >>> how will we remember barry bonds 57th birthday? one of his former teams won it third and king street. the other? here is a win. back in the booth after chemotherapy and a fat hug from my career in. kevin gausman gave up 6 earned runs to the pirates. most all season. the big blow? gregory polanco over triples allie. he drove in three runs 4-1 in the fifth. a big i

warm-up by thursday and friday of next week and it's the same pattern inland in the east bay, for the northbay, to a lesser extent along the coast with that warm- up late x week along the coast means temperatures are only going to make it up into the low 60s while inland and the east bay is going to be back up into the 90s. a closer look at tomorrow's high temperatures coming up at 7:00. >>> cbs evening news is coming >>ere h o'donnelidr at 6:00the >>> giants fans were waiting to see how they would respond to the dodgers picking up max scherzer and trea turner. e ll in thcubs dugout tr dealt to the giants in exchange for two minor-league prospects. welcome to the bay. it was an emotional moment for bryant, who spent his entire career with chicago. he gives the giants another big bat for the stretch run and plays six different positions. also, lefty tony watson is returning to the giants. he was acquired in a deal with the angels for three minor leaguers. he appeared in 153 games the last three seasons with san francisco, prior to signing with l.a. in march. >>> the a's made two trades already

heat advisory for the santa clara valley and the northbay valleys. you can see tomorrow's high temperatures on the bottom left- hand side of the screen. excessive heat warnings outlined for the higher elevations of the bay area and almost all inland parts of the east bay where temperatures are going to be hottest as you head east of el diablo, 110 degrees in brentwood tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow is going to be the hottest day but these advisories and warnings continue through 11:00 p.m. on sunday, because sunday is still going to be hot, it's just not going to be quite as hot. we take a look at the seven-day forecast we'll take a detailed look at tomorrow's high temperatures, not just the five cities outlined there, in a few minutes. >>> wilson walker is live in brentwood, where residents say they are seeing a new weather trend. >> going to head towards 110 here tomorrow, pushed pretty close to that, about 107 today, and even for the folks that live here, you know a little something about the he's, they feel like it is just different this time. >> i

this is time-lapse video out of the northbay. this morning we did see some clouds rolling through, and here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. it's been gloomy here. meteorologist darren peck is in for paul and we could see some lightning. >> there's a particular timeframe, juliet, and it's not until later tonight, between about midnight tonight and noon tomorrow, that's going to be the focus, and all you have to do is look at the big picture, and you can see a lot of lightning working its way into california. we've already had a very impressive show of thunderstorms in southern california this morning. we've already had a strong enough downpour of rain in the sierra, and lightning on that tamarack fire that the national weather service has issued a flood watch over their. would back here at home we had already had some light rain. over about the last four hours, light showers marched their way right up 101. that's like 100th of an inch of rain. that's not what we were on guard for. what we were on guard for is all of this

is the higher elevations of the bay area, so the northbay mountains, east bay hills, the diablo range in the santa crews mountain 's, these are all mainly spots above 2000 feet where we are going to have the greatest threat. it's be concerned not only that the dry vegetation is there, especially above 2000 feet where the marine layer has not provided any moisture over the past few weeks, but we are adding the possibility of some dry thunderstorms to the mix, beginning sunday evening, continuing into the nighttime hours and into early monday morning. not just dry lightning that could spark some fires but also producing gusty winds that will be erratic in direction, helping to spread the virus. much more detail, what we know and what we are still figuring out in just a few minutes. >>> we've got some breaking news this evening on daca, the government program protecting thousands of young adults brought into this country as very young children, illegally. a federal judge in texas has ruled the program is invalid. the judge sided with texas and eight other republican-led states. they argu

temperatures in the upper 80s for san jose and the northbay valleys, and temperatures into the 90s inland of the east bay with the hottest spots touching 100 degrees already. you notice around the bay and along the coast it's just going to be back to near average temperatures after a long stretch of below normal readings. we'll take a look at the full seven-day forecast, how long the heat is going to stick around inland in just a few minutes. >>> our drought emergency not letting. tonight contra costa county's water district are going to look to initiate a stage one water shortage level. that would call for voluntary conservation of up to 10% from last year's water use. the board will also review the county's water supply and give an update on current conservation. that meeting is going to start at 6:30. the marin water board just made its irrigation restrictions even tighter. spray irrigation a limited to one day a week, down from two. each community will have a designated day, none on the weekends. drip irrigation limited to two days a week, down from three. customers can choose their d

temperatures also a little warmer for the northbay. not so much along the coast where temperatures, surprise, struggling to around 60 degrees. >> it's not fire weather, great. >> we'll track the smoke coming up at 5:30. >>> coming up, the niners striking a record deal with one of the nfl's best linebackers. >>> and as fire season does ramp up in the bay area, a >>> we are counting down to kickoff. the first niners preseason game is just 24 days away, right here on kpix 5. >> there's news from the team today. the niners have reportedly struck a deal with a start defensive player. sports director dennis o details. >> i've got to say, the 49ers guys know how to do linebackers. think patrick willis, navarro bowman, and now this guy, fred warner, who is about to cash in big-time. warner and the 49ers have agreed to a new five-year deal worth up to $95 million. $40 million guaranteed. that will make the 24-year-old the highest paid inside linebacker in the nfl. warner is coming off an all-pro season in 2020. now joe staley tweeted congrats a

temperatures tomorrow, our fire danger index only climbs to a 3 or 4 for inland parts of the east bay and northbay, that's less than half way up the scale because we are not going to have that strong wind, so the increasing temperatures balanced by the decreasing window. not as big a picture on friday, the numbers of the climb up to around 4 or 5. you see a lot more yellow orange in between the communities, especially in solano county, eastern contra costa county, eastern alameda county. that fire thread on friday is going to be escalating and it will stay elevated as the vegetation continues to cook with the near triple digit temperatures through the weekend and and down to what's normal by tuesday and wednesday. low temperatures around the band along the coast are going to back down to below normal by the middle of x we. we'll talk about which parts of the bay area are under excessive heat watches and excessive heat warnings coming up at 6:00. >>> new at 6:00, we chat one on one with oakland's police chief about rising crime in the city and asking what he hopes a major rally later this week will