as for thursday, friday and saturday, a similar pattern for the northbay. those temperatures, well into the 80s and parts of the east bay reached the upper 80s and low 90s through the weekend. >>> thanks. a look now at our afternoon lineup here on kpix 5. brenda for you, cbs evening news with norah o'donnell does coming up next. then back to back episodes of "judge judy," starting at 4:00. of course, the kpix 5 news at 5:00. all new at 5:00, consumers are seen big delays in their deliveries. >>> was behind that lag and why couldn't last all the way into the holidays? that story and more for you at 5:00. >>> finally here at 3:00, you probably had your lunch, right? what about dinner? what about some chicken-less nuggets? the company beyond meat is filling the craving for non- meat eaters. they tested out the plant-based its products this month xt weekt at walmart and albertsons and others. chicken or not, it's all about how delicious it is. that's all for kpix 5 news at 3:00. thank you for joining us. cbs evening news is next. captioning sponsored by cbs s.

. >> it will mainly be in the northbay. the main take away is that it will be cloudy year and a relatively cool day and then yes, after sunset, we will see light showers move into the northbay and then fall apart by the time it gets down to the golden gate. temperatures in the mid and upper 50s. we are just calling it cloudy for today. if you look at the accumulated rainfall map, this is a significant rainmaker for northern california which is great news for the fires. we will look at us and a lot more detail. back to you. >>> and earthquake rattled the los angeles area as well as a lot of nerves. the quake hit just before 8:00 p.m.. the quake was initially reported as a magnitude 4.7 but was quickly downgraded to 4.3. here is flaring of refineries in the area immediately after the shaking. even though that earthquake was relatively small, officials are wary. >> this is a time that individuals need to be prepared for the big one. i pray that we don't have an aftershock. >> reporter: the la fire department has completed thei

for us, a chance to see a few showers reports of the northbay by next tuesday. sunset 7:02 and sunrise 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. and daytime highs mid-to upper 60s for the coast, low to mid- 70s around the bay and heating up into the 80s and 90s inland. seven day forecast san francisco cool down for the weekend into next week and inland east bay upper 70s by next tuesday. the northbay again a chance to feast see a few showers next tuesday, watch the very close for you and low 60s along the coast by the end of the weekend and early next week. >> thank you. if you need something to do this weekend how about immersing yourself in art? the hugely popular beyond bingo exhibit reopening you've probably seeing on instagram, it recently wrapped up in san francisco, more than 300 banko's iconic works are featured including starry night, >>> ming u st in time we got wh need to know abou . >> broadway back and many of the theater's brightest are celebrating his return this weekend. >> chose not only reopening after the pandemic pause the tony words honoring performances

northbay, 89, 94 degrees.richmond, hercules and berkeleyn joaquin valley, watch out with poor air quality continuing there. very smoky the next several days. mid 90's inland. 50's just about everywhere else. the heat holds on inland tomorrow while the coast and bayer back in the 70's. 90's are gone. reggie: new rule to drastically reduce the amount of pollution we put into the air. the agency plans to limit the manufacture of hydrofluorocarbons. they are highly potent greenhouse gases commonly used in refrigerators and air conditioners. the epa says limiting them will reduce emissions by 4.5 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide by 2050. that is equal to nearly three years of emissions for the u.s. power sector. kumasi: abc 7 news is dedicated to all issues combating climate change and the solutions to building a better bay area. you can find more coverage on the app and you can download that wherever you stream. [applause] reggie: birthday she will never forget. this is president obama wishing her a happy 100

we do return to near average temperatures by the 2nd day of next week, but the northbay, mid to upper 80s with high temperatures inland topping out around 90 degrees thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. it means early october will feel more like late august. we will have an update on that coming up at 11:00. >> welcome to fall in the bay area. >> the sever that without end. >>> still to come, cameras catch a pair of mountain lions on the prowl on opposite sides of the bay. >>> if you can't beat them, join them. the bay area city that could sanction sideshows for safety. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. who doesn't like more? and i mean, like, a lot more. wel

the northbay is tracking chance for a few showers on tuesday. low 60s of the coast. let's check in with a look at the traffic. do we still have the traffic alert? >>> if you're commuting out of the east bay, it is a busy one. lots of brake lights. two right lanes, near treasure island and a traffic alert has been issued. give yourself some extra time and you might want to use our toward the san mateo bridge depending on where your commute takes you. everhingclears no metering lights just yet. not quite to the toll plaza. that has just been updated. will get to 30 minute ride with the brake lights past the toll plaza. the rest of the bay area bridges and looking better if you want to use the alternate. travel times only about 31 minutes right now. there are a handful of rake like tracking as we get on to 580 west bound. overall, it is light on the 580. 101 out of san jose, the traffic is moving nicely, but in the south bay earlier this week, the 90s so taking on the packers on sunday. kickoff is at 5:20. you should buy your tickets in advance because a lot of folks wi

tonight.down to the mid-50s with cooler readings in the northbay valleys as usual.ry to warm up tomorrow. once again come in sentences go it will not be much of a warm- up. early morning fog will be more the first half of the day kind of thing with some sunshine breaking through. temperatures in the low 60s once again. santa rosa had a hard time getting rid of the fog this morning. i think you will be bit of it rid of it faster tomorrow into the mid-70s by the afternoon. full 5 degrees below normal, san jose will be about 45 degrees below normal as well with high temperatures only in the mid and upper 70s. plenty of sunshine throughout the afternoon, should be a pleasant day and again, the air quality will be moderate, it is not going to be unhealthy. so, take advantage of these below average temperatures. 60s around the bay and along the coast with 70s and 80s further inland even the warm spots, only go to reach the mid- 80s. nearly 80 around the bay for seven cisco and oakland, but we have more of a cooldown in sunday, that rain icon is still there, a chance of ra

you can see it includes the northbay mountains and the east bay hills. part of the consequence of for the offshore wind was a significant warm-up for parts of the bay area. we made it up to 83 degrees in the city and that was a 15 degree warm-up from yesterday. everybody warmed up today but the closer you were to the water the more you felt it. that is classic for these offshore wind events. coming up in the forecast we will take a look at daytime highs and why air quality is now an issue again for tomorrow. back to you. >> thank you. those weather conditions forced pg&e to cut powers to thousands of people across the bay area. mainly in the north and east bay. here is a look at the current outage map. most of those power shape safety shutoffs have been restored but the utility says they are still working on restoring power to about 900 bay area customers. >>> one more weather related note, a spare the air alert is in effect for tomorrow is high temperatures and wildfire smoke could increase smog around the area. >>> new at 6:00, one last worry for peopl

the northbay mountains also.ll confirm whether a body found belongs to gabby petito. they found her in wyoming. kumasi: number four, pfizer has released new data this morning saying it's covid-19 vaccine is safe and effective for kids ages five to 11. they plan to apply for emergency use opposition. -- authorization. reggie: and you mandate will go into effect that will require proof of vaccination at city-owned locations. jobina: we have a couple of minor crashes coming in, but this is our busiest spot. kumasi: number seven, a double beat -- a dog much anything to protect its owner and other pets. you can see this dog doing a super leap over the fence. this is macy. her owner also has a cat and ac heard the cat cry and it jumped over the fence to protect it from another cat. reggie: get a friend like macy. kumasi: that is what we all need. reggie: that is my first test. we jump over the spencer me? -- over this fence for me? if not >>> good morning, america. breaking vaccine news as we come on the air this monda

maybe a spotty showers in the northbay.se, breezy to gusty winds and around 2:00 in the morning, you will see along the peninsula, a few showers. maybe one 100th in the south bay. one conditions for sunday and amounts have not changed much. there are still only a few 1/100ths. this southwinds will take us through the afternoon and overnight they begin to shift as the cold front moves through. we have northerly winds investing in the upper elevations 20 to 30 miles. our this takes us through monday and that is when the heat will come back into play. today, mid to upper 60's. 72 in fremont. look for milder conditions in livermore. our level one system with a possible shower today through early tomorrow. then we are going to warm it up with hot temperatures, hot fire danger monday and tuesday. fall begins on wednesday and still pretty warm across the bay area. >> game time on abc7 is sponsored by visit california. >> college football today on abc7 brought to california. we kick things off with michigan state at miami. they are

northbay, you've got it. we don't have it for inland valleys of the eabay.elt back by the time we get to 11:00 in the morning. it will be sunshine for everybody, but it will be hazy sunshine. today is a nicer day of this three day weekend. it will be the coolest day of the three-day weekend. 85, santa clara. , milpitas. back on the other side of the hill, temperatures will stay in the mid-70s. 86, nevada. napa, 86. mendocino, mid-90s. unnoticeable warm up for san jose, 83 to 88 by tomorrow. you will see the warm up when we look from 93 today to 100 in the inland valleys. the two hottest days on here are the next two days, the second two days of this three day weekend. to finish this weekend and then by next week it will feel pretty good outside. >> i hate the smoke. i want those fires for all of the reasons that you can imagine to be out and for the smoke to stop drifting our way. >> you just shared a popular sentiment on this issue. we've got another six weeks of this to go. >>> the valley transportation authority is adding more light rail service. trans wi

it will be hazy in the northbay. mild inland.he warmest inland valleys today were in the upper 80's. tomorrow, it will have a late fall feel along the coastline, mid 60's. cooling continues tomorrow. hazy skies, below average for your thursday. warming it up on friday, just in time for the holiday weekend, temperatures are going up. we will have the september sizzle. sunday, later day -- labor day, gusty winds and a little bit cooler. ama: man, look at that internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. ok chill, cause mine's so fast no one can catch me. sweet, but my internet gives me unlimited wireless with 5g. that's because you all have xfinity. whoa! internet and wireless so good, it keeps one-upping itself. get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months with a 1 year agreement. plus, save up to $400 a year on wireless over at&t when you add xfinity mobile. switch today. shoot. what's wrong? i think i'm down to my last inhaler. don't worry. you can refill it and get it

let's take a look at what we expect for those humidity levels, specifically in the northbay, they will0% as that red flag warning goes into effect at 11:00 this evening but usually overnight as temperatures cool down, humidity goes up that is not going to happen tonight but that is the concern. looks like it will hover in the 20 to 25% range with some of the highest elevations could drop down below 15%. wind will be strongest right before the sun comes up tomorrow morning. as the wind dies down, the air is actually going to get even more dry because it will be transported from the north offshore and temperatures will heat up. relative humidity drops to 10 to 15% but at that point, the wind will not be as strong. we are looking at the stars wind and humidity levels not lining up at the same time which is why this is a borderline red flag warning but still something we will keep an eye on through the rest of the night. beautiful sunset once again reflecting off the pacific as we look towards the golden gate. temperature downtown 54 degrees. fantastic weather for the giants game, their se

northbay valley, 75 to 80 degrees. at the coast, it's going to be pretty cloudy.s extending into richland, berkeley, oakland, upper 70's for the rest of the east bay. into the valley, looked at this, 90's for the next several days. as far as tonight, extensive cloud cover with green and on the coast. saturday we are looking at pretty clear conditions after the drizzle in the morning. this is 11:00 at night and into sunday morning the best chance is going to be in the northbay and then it just kinda fades out as the cold front f.a.r. -- falls apart, sliding southward for the rest of the day. for sure, sunday will be the coolest day now, getting on the backside that's an offshore breeze with hotter temperatures, drier air and a low to moderate fire danger into wednesday. reggie: i caught your reference. that was steel magnolias. "good morning america" is coming up. kumasi: ginger z is following the latest. >> i am starting the morning in louisiana, we drove from galveston behind the men in front of nicholas, but these places say that we have a double state of emerge

it will be hazy in the northbay. mild inland.he warmest inland valleys today were in the upper 80's. tomorrow, it will have a late fall feel along the coastline, mid 60's. cooling continues tomorrow. hazy skies, below average for your thursday. warming it up on friday, just in time for the holiday weekend, temperatures are going up. we will have the september sizzle. sunday, later day -- labor day, gusty winds and a little bit cooler. ama: when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ dan: i knew right at bart and you will never leave the station. -- a new will never leave the station. ama: the new escalators are built to be m

. >> right now as we come on the air, a red flag warning going into effect for parts of the northbay. i'm dan ashley. let's get to sandia patel with a look at the weather conditions. >> winds are beginning to pick up over the higher terrain. want to show you live picture. the camera has been shaking as winds are increasing. 33 miles an hour. mount, 23. it is a drying offshore wind. red flag warning until 11:00 a.m. the greatest concern is napa county, right near the sonoma county border. that is where it is the strongest winds are expected, and lowest relative humidity. take a look at the winds, down sloping winds raising the fire danger. critical fire weather conditions. hourly forecast, winds increasing to about 30 miles an hour. 3:00 a.m., 20 to 25 miles an hour. that continues into 11:00 a.m. i will be back with the rest of the forecast, which includes how long the fire danger will remain. firefighters and residents are prepared for tonight's warning. while it may be worse, for many, fire danger is really never far from their minds. >> northbay residents are bracing themselves fro

tomorrow for the northbay in east bay. i will have a closer look at this and the accuweather 7-day forecast a little bit later. back to larry: spencer, thank you. the countdown is on to the recall election, four days and 15 hours away. kristen: today the candidates will think to u unseat governor newsom were across the state. we have more with the very latest. liz: we know president biden will come to california on monday, the day before the recall. we will first visit the national interagency fire center to survey wild fire damage, then he will head to long beach for a campaign event with governor newsom. today both newsom and larry elder campaigned in fresno, trying to win over central valley voters in the final days. the recall election centered around fresno today as both governor newsom and larry elder made their pitch to central valley voters just five days before ballots have to be turned in. [applause] newsom joined civil rights activist dolores huerta at a union hall, where he said republicans have taken over the

san jose by sunday and monday with close to 90 degree high temperatures for inland parts of the northbay and mid-90s inland into the east bay by sunday, and for labor day and around 70 degrees along the coast. we will have an update on commissions at 11:00. >> still to come, the extreme let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with 5g. only at metro by t-mobile. homelessness, housing, taxes, water, electricity, crime, wildfires. [sfx: b

mid to upper 80s for most of northbay and close to 90 degrees the farther north you go. we will check out the seven day forecast in just a few minutes. >>> still ahead, you probably heard this a lot, on daytime tv. >> come on down. you are the next contestant on the price is right. >> the iconic is mark >>> following breaking news, these are live of a pallet yard fire in southern california. it broke out in just the last hour, in carson. no word on how it started. >>> tonight the price is right celebrates its 50th anniversary. with a special two hour primetime episode. it includes a look back at the biggest winners and never before seen outtakes. >> come on down. you are the nest contestant on the price is right. we are shooting the nighttime to our special what the price is right to celebrate our 50th anniversary. a being on the air. i think some of the biggest things about the price is right as far as its longevity, is that it is average people. having a big day. >> what other game or sport event can you think of where you want to play, you want to win and if you don't

then we will turn our attention to the northbay. ski -- see the scattered showers through 5:00. there could be pockets or rogue areas elsewhere. from 5:00 to 9:00, the best chance will be in the santa cruz fountains and into thdilo.the l. clearing skies and dry air tomorrow. a warming trend rings us back to average wednesday and then 70's, 80's, 90's friday to sunday. jobina: there is a new rising star on jeopardy. tonight we will find out whether he will continue his winning streak. >> your total for today is $48,800, bringing you to a 28 day total of $1,004,001. congratulations our jeopardy champion again. jobina: i would have that same face. reggie: a million dollars? jobina: he is only the third person in the show's history. the only other two are anderson and james holes how are -- holzhauer. reggie: that is given how hard that show is. jobina: coming up, the seven things you need to know. reggie: one couple's journey on dancing with the stars could be over before it starts. jobina: jobina: seven things to know your number one,

a little chillier in the northbay. mid to upper 40's in santa rosa and napa.highs in the mid 60's on the coast. low 70's. inland areas will warm up to the mid and upper 70's. you may see low 80's in the inland east bay. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. it gets warmer wednesday. breezy conditions in the morning, but the breezes will taper off later. much warmer thursday. friday, saturday, sunday, high temperatures in our inland areas in the low to mid 80's. we do get warm spells in october. next week we can expect a breezier pattern developing. >> 3, 2, 1, 0. release. engines at full thrust. >> does not look as dramatic as other launches, but that is nasa's atlas five rocket lifting off in southern california today. it is the 200th launch there. the satellite it carried will help monitor climate change. >> just ahead, sometimes you don't know the difference you make when you make it. a letter of appreciation written back in 1941 just who doesn't like more? and i mean, like, a lot more. well, with xfinity you get more for your money. because with xfinity

. >> right now as we come on the air, a red flag warning going into effect for parts of the northbay. i'm dan ashley. let's get to sandia patel with a look at the weather conditions. >> winds are beginning to pick up over the higher terrain. want to show you live picture. the camera has been shaking as winds are increasing. 33 miles an hour. mount, 23. it is a drying offshore wind. red flag warning until 11:00 a.m. the greatest concern is napa county, right near the sonoma county border. that is where it is the strongest winds are expected, and lowest relative humidity. take a look at theg winds raisie danger. critical fire weather conditions. hourly forecast, winds increasing to about 30 miles an hour. 3:00 a.m., 20 to 25 miles an hour. that continues into 11:00 a.m. i will be back with the rest of the forecast, which includes how long the fire danger will remain. firefighters and residents are prepared for tonight's warning. while it may be worse, for many, fire danger is really never far from their minds. >> northbay residents are bracing themselves front of the overnight. firefigh

live doppler seven showing you the fog over the northbay and san mateo coast.old front bringing rain to crescent city, the pacific northwest. the tail end will sweep through overnight tonight. that will allow for maybe a little bit of rain to be rung out with the system. 57. mid-50's on the coast. a little milder there already. southwesterly winds will keep it breezy. air quality good to moderate. it will be that way throughout the weekend. and tuesday when the north winds become a big player in the weather, this will change. you will see some smoke depending on how much the rain puts out. a current look across much of northern california. a little bit better but things are very dry out there. walnut creek, the son not coming up until just before 7:00. high fire danger through tuesday morning. much warmer weather early next week. we are talking 80's and 90's. also a level 1 system. it could bring anywhere from one 100th do nothing at all. a couple hundret hundret hundret this is the afternoon to the early evening hours where we have had sun in the east bay and

evening you might get a sprinkle depending on your location in the bay area and more likely in the northbay anywhere and it would not amount to much of any meaningful accumulation. it will look different and it's going to feel like fall and it will clear the air out. temperatures out there today, the cool side only upper 70s for daytime highs for the inland valleys and as we look across its clouds for monday and tuesday and that's where we have the system of light rain but the temperatures all the way down to 74 san jose. by tuesday, only going to 78 for the daytime high for the inland valleys for the spay and we will see temperatures in the nort aoud ere ev a drop of rain on there because if we are going to see any rain it will be on the northbay through monday afternoon but not a whole lot but at least it is a fall like pattern and it is great news for the state as a whole north of the bay area in terms of the fire season. >> is that forecast solid or is there chance to could drift? >> it is pretty solid however it is sunday morning now so we're looking at a 36 hour window and once you ge

northbay is seeing some raindrops.going to 2:00 a.m., it is crossing the central bay and at 4:00 a.m., it's dark to shift towards the south bay. this is the tail end of the front of that is going to be moving through washington and oregon. we will not get a hole out of it but it will be through here before the lunch hour. rainfall totals will look like this. anywhere from about 1200 in calistoga to two hundredths of an inch in livermore. up around northern california, they will get more than that. one inch to almost two inches of rain. obviously, we need as much rain as we can get in northern california, where the fires are burning. live doppler 7 showing you low clouds pushing into parts of the bayside communities, north and east bay, so we have a healthy marine layer about 2000 feet deep. today's temperatures were mainly in the 60's and 70's. the coast was in the 50's. cool for summer. right now, 50's and 60's as you take a look at a live picture from the camera. air-quality forecast, moderate tomorrow. saturday and

northbay mountains and east bay hills. one other side effect of this offshore wind event, did you notice the warm-up today? you know who got it the most? anybody near the coast. we got up to 83 degrees today in the city. that was a 15 degree warm-up from yesterday. so, this is one of those scenarios where you really warm- up near the water period everyone's daytime highs coming up in a bit and white today's a bit hotter. dr. you. >> this just end, pt and he has given the all clear on power safety shutoffs affecting the bay area. thousands lost power as the utility shut down lines and high wind areas. crews will now be working to restore power in napa county, solano county, richmond, and oakland. right now 900 people are still without electricity. pg&e hopes to have all customers fully restored by 10:00, tonight. >>> our other top story tonight, a good sign in the effort to keep kids safe from covid-19. pfizer just announced that a lower dose of its coronavirus vaccine appears to be safe for children ages 5 to 11. while the

northbay valleys looking around 75 to 80 degrees. for the east bay, stuck in the 60's in richmond, berkeley, and oakland. mid to upper 70's elsewhere. inland, look at the lack of 90's. i am sure some car and house thermometers will hit 90 but most in the mid to upper 80's which is some relief. tonight, widespread cloud cover and green in the east bay hills. that is the drizzle for the morning commute. let us take a look at saturday. we are still using our medium-range models and are too far out to get the fine models. most of saturday is fine, it is sunday m s moves into the northbay and then falls apart as it slides out. the best chance for a measurable rain will be the drizzle in the morning and the slight chance of rain in the northbay less than a 10th of an inch if you receive anything. up in the northern part of the state, half to three quarters of an inch which could start to taper the fire season in that part of the state. for us, below average temperatures thursday through monday. monday we have a moderate fire danger into tu

the northbay valley dropping down into the upper 40s, high temperatures tomorrow will climb for and partsthe bay area into the low to mid 90s for inland parts of the east bay but mid 80s around san jose, santa clara valley, in the mid-80s for the northbay, and not much of a warm-up around the bay, upper 60s in san francisco with low to mid 70s for the east bay, those temperatures don't change sunday and monday but inland we'll warm up into the upper 80s close to 90 degreesrttoppg 90 degrees sunday and for labor day withhi th we dr bacdo to what's norl for this time of ye >> it looks good, thank you. >>> cbs evening news is coming up. >> here's norah o'donnell with a preview. >> on this friday night, ahead of the holiday weekend, why more americans are canceling travel plans, and if you are hitting the road, what you need to know about those rising gas prices. plus, president biden orders the release of classified 9/11 documents. why the victims families call it a turning point. >>> we go on the road, find out why this reunion, decades in the making was so special to this veteran. the cbs

northbay is seeing some raindrops.going to 2:00 a.m., it is crossing the central bay and at 4:00 a.m., it's dark to shift towards the south bay. this is the tail end of the front of that is going to be moving through washington and oregon. we will not get a hole out of it but it will be through here before the lunch hour. rainfall totals will look like this. anywhere from about 1200 in calistoga to two hundredths of an inch in livermore. up around northern california, they will get more than that. one inch to almost two inches of rain. obviously, we need as much rain as we can get in northern california, where the fires are burning. live doppler 7 showing you low clouds pushing into parts of the bayside communities, north and east bay, so we have a healthy marine layer about 2000 feet deep. today's temperatures were mainly in the 60's and 70's. the coast was in the 50's. cool for summer. right now, 50's and 60's as you take a look at a live picture from the camera. air-quality forecast, moderate tomorrow. saturday and

in the northbay, widespread 90's. the east bay, 86 in oakland, 90 in union city, 91 in fremont. 97 in concord. air quality tomorrow thanks to high-pressure acting like a lid on our atmosphere -- ozone is a problem -- moderate to poor quality across the region. it is not until the weekend that feels like fall, saturday and sunday in the 70's and 80's. dan: thanks, drew. kristen: they say music is a universal language, but apparently it is not for everyone. dan: kristen: boy band star power is real, and this proves it. bts turned the u.n. general assembly meeting into the hottest event today. more than a million people tuned in on youtube as the band took to the program, serving as special envoy's from south korea. they encourage the use of vaccines. dan: and while talking about music, san francisco public schools have resumed a music program, but because of covid, some of the classes are being held outdoors. and while most neighbors welcomed the music, a few complained about the noise. our education reporter takes you

tomorrow for the northbay in east bay.k at this and the accuweather 7-day forecast a little bit later. back to larry: spencer, thank you. the countdown is on to the recall election, four days and 15 hours away. kristen: today the candidates will think to u unseat governor newsom were across the

strikes way too much considering how dry the fire fuels are around the bay area, once again the northbay inlet in the east bay is where the greatest lightning threat is going to be into the early hours tomorrow morning. the good news, the storm system is going to bring in a different air mass. air quality improved today, it will be good across the board, friday and saturday mostly good on sunday, but it does look like smoke will drift into the beginning of next week. this time of year the air quality never improves for that long, let's enjoy it into the weekend. the fog is taking over downtown, temperatures to 64 degrees in san francisco, the fog indicates the marine layer but the problem is that thunderstorms are developing above that. the marine layer won't have much to say on where those storms go or how they behave, temperatures up to mid 80s in santa rosa, but the storm system in addition to bringing cooler air is also going to bring is going to bring cooler air. get the words in the right order. temperatures in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees by tomorrow morning, zooming in for

spotty showers move through the northbay.rning hours, everything will be cleared out, giving way to sunny skies in the afternoon. overnight temperatures in the upper 50's to around 60. highs in the low 60's in the cost, low 70's around the bay, mid-80's inland. here is that i can -- the accuweather seven-day forecast. a warm-up into next week, and then cooling again, dan. dan: spencer, thanks very much. you remember this? the day without the sun? hard to forget it was exactly. . day and th ama: who can forget this you? is been a year since people that are better with photos of the apocalyptic view, that orange sky. it was caused by the smoke from last year's historic wildfires. abc news reporter wayne freedman takes us back. wayne: when dealing with trauma, time can be an effective ointment. case in point, it was just a few had clouds above us. but a vivid memory from the same day one year ago -- >> arrange. i do remember that day. it was bizarre. wayne: an experience so out of the room that even now we don't have any words t

the northbay will see the biggest drop in temperatures. the closer you are to water. for the east bay, 80's. san leandro south, 80 to 82. inland, 86 to brentwood brentwob through the central valley, unhealthy air quality. please be careful. back home, temperatures with about the same amount of cloud cover, back into the 50's. look at the turn, the wind will stay below critical fire conditions, no red-flag warnings. reggie: no heightened fire danger and temperatures back in the 60's and 70's monday and tuesday. now even the youngest james bond fan can drive in style. aston martin has created a pint-size dv five. it is equipped with some bond style gadgets. the model can reach a top speed of 50 miles per hour. it is not street legal. kumasi: even if you you? reggie: what? kumasi: unless you got it for every kid, no. reggie: machine guns? that is a no. kumasi: somebody will get it and they will be on instagram. reggie: what happened to big wheels? kumasi: basic. reggie: slow. new pushback against tiktok and a viral trend damaging school bathrooms. kumasi: (vo) single-ser

it is still damp in the east bay hills and in the northbay hills we have plenty of moisture. it is not actual rainfall. you can see the midst of the drizzle. that's how sick the cloud cover is. we have a chance of an inch of rain in bodega bay have exactly 5 hundredths of an inch for santa rosa. the roads are still damp, so allow some extra stopping distance if you are running some errands this evening. we'll take a look at future castes and show you how that will develop >>> there are more than 7700 buyers across california so far this year. nearly 2 1/2 million acres have burned just over 3800 square miles. to put that in perspective, that is only half of the land covered by the bay area has nine counties. for three years in a row, california has ordered temporary moratoriums following major fires to stop insurance companies from dropping clients. >>when the moratoriums expire, it could hit closer to home than you might think. >> she is a longtime el dorado county resident who asked us not to show her face for fear of retaliation from nationwide. she has a warning her polic

there were reports of rain in the northbay.interesting is how we react to just a little bit of rain after going without it for so long. >> rained! >> we are in aht and we needed. >> it is good for the fires. amy: so cute -- and so true! here is a look at some lightning from overnight. this was in santa rosa. it was a busy night of activity all over the bay area. firefighters were watching it carefully, some monitoring it from their emergency operations centers. they are ready to go. they said you should be, too. they say your bags should be ready to go if this would turn into an emergency. firefighters tell us they worry about what they cannot see. lightning can strike in a remote area. we will not know about it right away. that gives a small spark time to turn into something big. that is what we will be watching for today. any aftermath. reporting live from the east bay, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. julian: you can keep track of whether in real time and see the conditions where you live. we will have a tool that will show you t

relatively cool overnight, even cooler in some northbay locations like cloverdale, napa, and santa rosaainly sunny skies, hazy sunshine by afternoon, breezy at the coast. high temperatures will be around 61 at half moon bay. around the bay shoreline, upper 60's to close to 70 tomorrow. inland areas tomorrow will warm to upper 70's. maybe low 80's in livermore, antioch, and fairfield. now to the all-important forecast animation for the weekend, 7:00 a.m. saturday. a cold front will be dropping from the pacific northwest. it will bring rain to northern california, start to push into the bay area late saturday into saturday evening and saturday night, then overnight we will expand beyond the northbay, which is the first place that will experience rainfall, and into early sunday it will reach other parts of the bay area. it will be a quick event moving out by sunday evening, not likely to leave much measurable rain behind. cooler than average through the weekend, then monday we get the gusty wind event i was talking about, which will be producing an offshore flow, warming up the winds, dryi

ama: in the northbay, cutting covid 19 risk by cutting lunch.the plan from the winter school district. reporter when friedman tells us why kids are only allowed 14 minutes to eat. reporter: for all the ways the covid has changed our lives, here's one you may not have seen coming. a rush for the daily school lunch. >> spread yourselves out. reporter: that is the principal at manny washburn elementary school in windsor. kids also prepare for a race against time. it is an adaptation prompted by day last month >> >> and covid exposures force them to close down an entire grade level. it seemed air responsible for a stop to address it. it is a lot of students out, it is the full to learn from him. . reporter: you might wonder why 14 minutes, seems like an odd number. there's a reason for it. state guidelines mandate full quarantine after exposure at 15 minutes. 14 minutes gives them one minute to spare. >> by doing this for 14 minutes, we can accurately say to the department public health, we know our students have not been unmasked and within six fee

firefighters -- northbay overnight. firefighters are asking everyone to be on the lookout for suspicious activity. julian: number two, crews are getting ready to reopen highway 50 near lake tahoe the caldor fire burned through. they are also preparing to allow evacuees back into the grizzly flats community. kumasi: number three, today, president biden will be traveling to new jersey and new york to view damage from hurricane ida, freeing up federal funds to help with the cleanup effort. lisa: number four, another day of scorching temperatures inland. spare the air alert, one in concord. -- 101 in concord. jobina: a live view of the san mateo bridge. julian: number six, a pretrial hearing today for the five minute accused of plotting the 9/11 attacks. kumasi: number seven, starting today, all sonoma county employees must show proof of vaccination or submit to weekly covid testing. last week, the same mandate went into effect for emergency workers. ♪ dancing at golden gate park. this is the 100 39 season at the music conc

there is a look at what is going on with the red flag warning the northbay mountains in east bay hillsnd because of this temperatures warmer than yesterday from 77 in san francisco and if you are going to the game this morning emmett -- big game this evening -- e line kumasi: the alarming statistics for gun violence in this reggie: reggie: country. a new clue for the detectives in the discipline of gabby petito a woman has come forward saying she picked up the boyfriend. kumasi: firefighters is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com a little preparation will make you and your family safer in an emergency. a week's worth of food and water, radio, flashlight batteries and first aid kit are a good start to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: top stories not 6:00. fire danger putting pg&e o

it's a hot day in the north day -- northbay, 93 in nevada, 96 in calistoga.tty nice day at the beach, 76 the high, with a fair amount of sunshine tomorrow afternoon. the east bay tomorrow will see sunshine, 80 in oakland, 85 in fremont, 90 castro valley. in the end, it's hot and hazy for the holiday tomorrow afternoon. triple digit temperatures and our hottest cities. 98 in walnut creek, about 99. in the remark next seven days, hot and hazy on your labor day. modern air quality on tuesday, we'll keep the heat through midweek. it does turn more humid wednesday and thursday. and then we'll begin the cooldown. by friday, taking temperatures down to where we should be. next weekend, saturday and sunday looks like better air quality and cooler temperatures compared to this holiday we can. dion: got to wait a few days. drew, thanks. still ahead, heart of marble, shang-chi said in san francisco. one of the main actors wasn't here for filming. now that he gets to visit, he is sitting down with kristen sze. you doing okay with those new spicy tiny tacos, jack? yeah, i

near 70 along the coast today. .ow 70's for downtown eryonels around 90 to 96 degrees through our northbays. upper 70's hercules and berkeley. everyone else in the east bay, 80 to 86. inland, upper 90's. around the state, if you head into the san joaquin valley, unhealthy air quality, so be careful if you have to travel through there. coming back home, you can see to temperatures tonight will be in the low 50's to low 60's. the heat will hold inland tomorrow, while 60's and 70's take over the coast and bay. we will break out of the 90's and eventually break out of the 80's tuesday, with a slight chance of showers across the northbay. reggie: thank you. a lot of people are planning to get into the halloween spirit this year. the national retail federation says the spending on halloween items is expected to reach an all-time high. $10.1 billion. that's up for more than $8 billion last year. an estimate at six he percent of americans say they plan to enjoy some sort of halloween activities. it is close to pre-pandemic levels. kumasi: new at 6:00, a devastating three days is now over. a police

look at saturday night, it is in the northbay. are sleeping. between 2:00 and 5:00 a.m., we get the showers and we get out of here very quickly. the forecast does feature the potential for somewhat weather this weekend, gusty wind and fire danger with the heat. but hopefully the moisture will help alleviate that fire danger. sports. the giants still have the best record in baseball but for how much longer? >> they were presented with a golden opportunity. all they had to do is capitalize. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means... asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali... ...when taken with fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood

as we look to our weekend, a few showers late saturday into sunday and again, the northbay, have a better chance of seeing wet weather. anywhere from a few hundredths to possibly a 10th of an inch. we will talk about the low pressure system as it drops to the great basin at our high fire danger coming up next week. >>> be sure to download the kpix 5 news app where you can get updates on the weather where you live, 24/7. >>> in the east bay, contra costa county's health officer throwing his support behind a plan for all students and schools to be vaccinated. he made his voice heard in a letter made public today. justin andrews purports the proposal is drawing strong reaction. re/max schools will be discussing this on tuesday, could affect some of the 28,000 students in the district but it is a big talker, even for kids people who don't have kids in the district. >> i think everybody should get the vaccine. when i was younger, we had polio vaccines and we were required to get them at school. >> reporter: that is what cindy swanson has to say about contra costa county schools, making everybo

. -- 9:00, some of those showers begin to move into northbay. will let you know when or if they will slide south and east. larry: disciplined after the discovery of a social media account with problematic provosts. reporter: seven current and three former oakland police officers are under fire for social media behavior that violated department the policy. >> therefore, they have the authority to put their hands on people, to make arrests. reporter: it started in january, following discovery of an account started by former officer. it contains racist and misogynistic content. mocked at efforts to curb police brutality. the officers in question face disciplinary reaction. >> why are they still there, even in the department if they had these kind of attitudes and reporter: views. reporter:reporter: opd has laid out new policies. many in the community say the consequences amount to nothing more than a slap on the wrist. >> we are all ready under a law enforcement presence. we are already giving our children the talk about surviving with law enforcem

red flag warning, technically got to get through one more hour, northbay mountains, east bay hills. the other aspect of those offshore wind from early this morning did a number on temperatures. one of the classics all scenarios. it was 83 degrees in the city today. warm everywhere, 15 degrees jump, anywhere near the coast felt it today. tomorrow we go up more. i will talk about your part of the bay area and how long this will last coming up and a bit. back to you. >> thank you. >>> pg&e has already restored power to customers cut off from public safety, including about 200 in napa and solano counties. repairs are wrapping up in western contra costa county and oakland, where those fleeting weekend showers muddied the lines, causing them to fail. at one point nearly 29,000 customers were impacted. at last check, crews were restoring power to the final couple hundred. >>> also denies, the state is banning insurance companies from dropping hundreds of thousands of property owners who lives in high fire danger areas. a one-year moratorium will cover about 325,000 people in 22 counties. e

. -- 9:00, some of those showers begin to move into northbay. i will let you know when or if they will slide south and east. larry: disciplined after the discovery of a social media account with problematic provosts. reporter: seven current and three former oakland police officers are under fire for social media behavior that violated department the policy. >> therefore, they have the authority to put their hands on people, to make arrests. reporter: it started in january, following discovery of an account started by former officer. it contains racist and misogynistic content. mocked at efforts to curb police brutality. the officers in question face disciplinary reaction. >> why are they still there, even in the department if they had these kind of attitudes and reporter: views. reporter:reporter: opd has laid out new policies. many in the community say the consequences amount to nothing more than a slap on the wrist. >> we are all ready under a law enforcement presence. we are already giving our children the talk about surviving with law enforc

little warmer inland, east bay in the low 90s and by sunday into early next week mid 80s for the northbay in mid xts for the coast. the main event for the thunderstorms, over for the bay area, thankfully so and now we look at quieter weather as we look to the weekend. >>> thank you. >>> coming up, where we are seeing another hurricane touchdown this season and so soon after hurricane ida. >>> news out of afghanistan this afternoon, a second qatar airways passenger flight has departed from kabul airport a day after another plane took off with approval from the taliban. this is video from yesterday's flight that had more than 100 foreign nationals on board. it is unknown how many passengers were on today's flight or what their national nares are. the aircraft was seen landing in unloading before the naming passengers board. this assign some foreign nationals one to leave will be able to go. >>> first a big earthquake in mexico, hurricane olaf, the storm slid back to tropical storm for us but not before slamming into the loss couples resort at the tip of baja. it brought 100 mile-per-hour wi

it will pick up about 25, 30 miles an hour in the northbay hills.ime of year, with record dry fuels, exceptional drought, the concern is fire danger. no warnings posted, but remain vigilant. the same wind will kick temperatures up. we will see them by lunch hour in the 80's, 90's. 60's co-sides the fog lingers. upper 90's into the afternoon. we will see hazy skies with the northeasterly wind dragging smoke from the northern california fires. if you are sensitive to smoke, limit your time outside. it will carry over into friday. the fog is in. visibility starting to drop. something to watch out for in the morning. moderate air quality. saturday and sunday will be good for many parts of the bay area as it cools off. looking at the fog and across 80, visibility is fine. fog along the coast. hazy and heating up in the afternoon in the inland valleys. cooler and more of a late fall feel. live doppler 7 showing fog near the beaches. temperatures have dropped nicely in the 50's and 60's. good sleeping weather tomorrow afternoon. -- tomorrow morning. upper

below average temperatures wednesday, thursday, friday, same pattern for the inland east bay and northbay as well, hotspots will be inland and the east bay to the low 90s, but no triple digit temperatures in the forecast at this point and along the coast you will see more sunshine for the second half of the weekend with that additional sunshine helping to boost temperatures farther into the 60s, mid 60s and back down to typical low 60s by the end of next week. coming up at 7:00 we will zoom in for a closer look at tomorrow's high temperatures, a comfortable forecast map. >> i like comfortable, thank you. >> cbs evening news is coming up. >> here's norah o'donnell with a preview. >> coming up after kpix 5 at re tonit ndero,d 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on america. tonight we remember those who died, and the pain that some are still in. plus, our interview with the national security advisor condoleezza rice. the cbs evening news is just minutes away. >>> kris bryant sobbing on the field today in chicago it had nothing to do with his performance at the plate. brandon bell gives new