(dave)significant warming is expected today as high pressure builds over northern california.r chances will develop across the far southern portion of the region tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms (dave)significant warming is expected today as high pressure builds over northern california. shower chances will develop across the far southern portion of the region tonight and monday and then across the entire forecast area monday night and tuesday. there is also a slight chance of thunderstorms . slightly cooler temperatures are forecast for monday, with much cooler weather expected by midweek. ( marty ) with millions of people evacuating the palm beach area... many animals were left behind. dozens of dogs and cats have been found tied up or otherwise tethered... left behind by their owners. officials in florida are calling this animal cruelty. county animal control officers have been rushing to rescue animals left behind over the last couple of days. <>

a lot of smoke coming from fires across northern california. a lot of people headed to the beaches this weekend for this labor day holiday. you can already see the crowds out there. but it's hazy there, too. at least there, temperatures feel a little bit more comfortable. already, at this noon hour 100 degrees in concord. oakland 87. livermore 98 degrees. we are still on our way up when it comes to those temperatures. san francisco 89 degrees. here's what we're dealing with. an excessive heat warning has been extended through monday with those temperatures expected to hit the triple digits in many areas today. we are expecting to see record- breaking conditions. heat advisory even along the coast. here's what we're going to see in san francisco today. temperatures hitting the mid- 90s shattering records that were set back in 1950 for this day. concord also setting records at 115. livermore 116. also, "spare the air" alert is happening today. it has been extended through tomorrow because of the smoky conditions. >> thank you. >>> kpix 5's jessic

by monday some blustery winds may develop coast and hills as a front reaches far northern california but dry weather will continue for the bay area. a secondary dry cool front may reach the area by about thursday but then a warm ridge will build by next weekend. (marty) an 18-year-old man has been arrested in connection to the london subway attack. the man was arrested near a port on the english channel, about 70 miles from london. the attack happened friday morning when a bomb partially exploded on a train. 29 people were injured. police are calling the arrest significant. but the terror threat level is still listed as "critical." the man has not been charged or identified. (marty) in the wake of the london tube attack -- bart police say they plan to continue their additional patrols indefinitely. yesterday bart added more uniformed officers to downtown san francisco and oakland stations. there is no timeline for how long those additional patrols will remain. bart is also asking for riders to remain vigiliant.... encouraging people to report any suspicious activity through social me

a couple of northern california counties have declared themselves "dreamers counties."anta cruz county and monterey county both made the move on tuesday. they are likely the first counties in the nation to make the declaration. a monterey county supervisor says, the move sends a message to undocumented immigrants... that the county is going to fight for them... and adds, it is also a way for the lcoal government to encourage members of congress to act. the designation came before democrats announced an apparent deal on daca with president trump. (pam 2-shot) eighteen states and the district of columbia have filed lawsuits against the trump administration over its decision to rescind daca. (steve) now as, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports, san jsoe has become the first city to do so. a week ago san jose mayor sam liccardo hinted of legal action to protect daca recipients in san jose and today he announced the city has done just that.sam liccardo/san jose mayor ".....we have filed a lawsuit against the trump administration and we are declaring to the tens of thousands o

folks across the bay will be breathing in the smoke from wildfires burning in northern california. >>> and 4:33. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live with what we need to know before heading outside this labor day. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and kris. look, the air district put out another spare the air alert as a result of the smoke we're seeing in parts of the bay area and really it comes from parts of northern california as well as oregon. i had a chance to speak to the alameda county fire chief who says that issue will continue as long as we have this unusual hot weather. >> a couple of those fires are called complexes which means multiple fires happening in the general vicinity of each other so they join them together. so you have the smoke being produced from that and you have the current weather system with high pressure is turning the smoke and just bringing it down really from northern california up north and down into the bay area. and then with the extreme heat it's just sitting here in the bay area which we're not used to. >> reporter: now it's bee

smoke from the wildfires in northern california. good morning to you, pete. >> reporter: over the smoky skies, yet another spare the air alert. that smoke is coming from fires up north even as far as oregon and speaking of fire officials it will stay that way as long as we're dealing with this unusual hot weather. >> there are multiple fires that are happening if the general vicinity of each other, they join them together. smoke produced from that. you have the current weather system with the high fresh is turning the smoke and bringing it down really from northern california. >> reporter: it's been an issue for the past few days more to the inland parts. now the smoke may irritate the eyes and your sinuses in some cases. you want to limit outdoor activity. that may be tough with the labor day activity. prevent outside air from coming inside. if possible remain indoors with windows and doors closed. you can't do that because of the high temperatures. seek out cooling centers nearby. the smoke will stay as long as we deal with this w

a student at lousiana state university is dead and police are california. northern northwest and northerncalifornia. (steve) new at ten... a student at lousiana state university is dead and police are investigating it as a possible fraternity hazing incident. 18-year-old freshman maxwell gruver died earlier today. the university has suspended all greek activities while police investiage. the national chapter of phi delta theta has also been suspended. (steve) one soldier is dead and seven others are injured after a training exercise at fort bragg in north carolina. this comes just one day after 15 marines were hurt in a fire while training in southern california. today's incident happened during a training exercise involving demolitions. 32-year-old staff sergeant alexander dalida was killed during the exercise. the extent of the other soldiers' injuries has not yet been released. (steve) coming up... we are learning new information about the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire.... we'll show you police body cam video of a raid before the deadly fire.(pam) and... someone steals an 82- year-o

crews are using it to fight a fire in northern california. it is the same type of plane you get on the airport. a 747. butte county fire has burned thr 3500 acres. >> record break heat, jeff, it is miserable out there. >> it is. it is hard to escape it. the haze and the smoke out there helped san francisco's temperatures to propel so hot. all time record setting heat for parts of the bay area. i want to get a look at some of the hottest, and you can see, we got up to at times 114 in concord. you just cannot be outside in that kind of a heat. and even though the sun will be setting shortly, you still need to stay inside. go to the movies, go to the shopping mall. 106. and in san francisco reaching 104 degrees. outside, you can see the haze. coming from all the fires off the north and the east of us. throughout oregon and northern california. you can see 106 in san jose. critically low humidity at 13%. even by a 11 clock tonight, we are still at a very warm 81 degrees. let's put this into perspective again. phoenix which has the hottest tempera

devastated right now with the different natural disaster which is fire impacting the west whether northern california, idaho montana and northern utah it is dramatic with 70 different fires there is over 1 million acres of land being consumed and that impacts property and lives so we have a great deal of aberration with the resilience of the american people of those across the country. >> the situation on the korean peninsula's most unstable since 1953. we watched as kim jong wu had a missile test with the detonation of another nuclear bomb is to increase the up provocation and level so now we have to have that diplomatic standpoint. those measures that we can take number three is 90 bin day sanction to nation so to dave chinese doing business with north korea to make it very clear with the economic blockade that you have a choice to do business with the largest economy in the world toward north korea that is what we must stand for as we achieve the number of was sold. >> off for you to speak with the house do you support that?. >> we have had many discussions have to go forward with this the emergen

have nice clear skies over much of northern california. but you look to the border around oregon, medford. you see a cold front that is going to ink sink to the south, brink back the cloud cover. clear skies early on. the clouds will start to bubble influence after midnight. 61 the overnight low in rich mon. about 62 in palo alto. 62 overnight in san jose. you see future weather picking up on those pockets of drizzle as that cold front moves through. hour by hour we go on future weather. watch the time stamp. 8:00 on your monday morning. the clouds move back into play. perhaps some coastal drizzle. even a spot shower in points to the north. really the first half of your monday will feature gray sky and that chance of drizzle close to the coast. by the afternoon and into the early evening, that cold front will begin to move out of here. we'll start seeing peaks of sunshine. a little cooler tomorrow than we were today. 69 the high in richmond. about 74 the high in fremont. 77 in san jose. about 75 in santa rosa. concord up to 80 degrees with

the afternoon, it could be breezy we have a system rolling through that brings rain down to northern california for us, it's going to mean a cooldown and perhaps slower clearing for the afternoon here's 8:00, you may noticed some blue. we will be partly cloudy, but it will be a slow clearing day for many of us we'll continue to see this pattern for the next few days and some real rain coming our way by wednesday more on that coming up. 54 in napa and 63 in san jose. we'll talk about how long this trend will last. >>> right now, traffic is going to be mostly good for the most part if you're getting on the road early, you can take advantage. on the pass and coming in from tracy, you see a lot of slow traffic which is typical. there was a crash on the dublin gray. one of the lanes blocked here, westbound 580. so a little extra time is needed getting through. the backup isn't that long, but there is one give yourself plenty of time this is 880, northbound and southbound and traffic is moving okay. there's been no major problems it is light. >>> thank you we're still following developing news where

let's be tolerant in the northern california tradition hurried even if -- in the northern california tradition. even if there were not a second amendment, there would be a right to have guns in the home because every state constitution has one. forget the founding. you live in lincoln's house. a slaveholder, he does not free the slaves. enough with this jefferson stuff. you live in lincoln's house. lincoln lee -- lincoln reinterprets jefferson, fourscore and seven years ago our forefathers brought forth a new nation conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. i am wearing my abraham lincoln time. i got it here at the constitutional center. a very good value. jefferson said all men are created equal, that is what he said right over there, but he did not live it, he did not breathe it. he did not do it. lincoln lives it, breeds that, does it, -- lives it, breathes, does it. that is what the new national constitution is all about, celebrating the new birth of freedom. in the new birth of freedom the bill of rights applies against the states. the

he is a northern california republican. and i was thinking about brown versus board of education which is an earl warren case and loving versus virginia. he talked about them both last same-sex marriage. it is not a coincidence that the one republican on the court who most gets it on gay rights comes from northern california where we get it on alternative lifestyles. there are the four liberals -- jeffery: what you mean get it? akhil: understanding the equality and dignity of our friends that happen to be born gay. kennedy feels that in a way that is very authentic. he and i grew up -- halfway between san francisco and sacramento. but northern california is renowned for its respect for alternative lifestyles, especially sexual freedom and equality. jeffery: you predict in the book that justice kennedy may write a landmark ruling for a divided court holding marriage equality. on what grounds do you think he will do so and how will his california upbringing influence his reasoning? akhil: there been three supreme court decisi

, are likely early next week as a deep upper trough develops over the pacific northwest and northern california. (vicki) another provocation from north korea overnight has (vicki) another provocation from north korea overnight has rattled sabers and nerves.(grant) this time a missile launched from right near the capital of pyongyang.(dbx) steve aveson is tracking the action and reaction live in our newsroom. (steve) yes this latest missile was once again targeting neighboring japan where the missile flew overheadin the middle of the night once again raising fears in the country.(vo full this is the second time in recent weeks that kim jong un has ordered a missile to fly over japan where a warning was sent out in themiddle of the night alerting citizens to the missile launch. the missile traveled over a thousand miles landing north of the countryof over the island of hoikkado before landing in the pacific ocean. leaders in japan further warned citizens against touching any debrisfollowing the crash of the missile. the launch came just hours after north korea responded to united nationssanctions

most of the green stale well to the north for northern california and oregon.uturecast doesn't show much for the rest of the day. just clouds coming through and that's all we are going to see from this. high clouds through the night into tomorrow. then our high temperatures are going to be below average today. here's a look at our averages for this time of year. 2 to 9 degrees below average. our sunset tonight at 7:29 p.m. look what's coming up after the low passes through. we have that high pressure ridge and that's what's going to begin our warmup. you can see it here in our seven-day forecast. so starting tomorrow, temperatures bouncing up again especially inland to the mid- 80s. then by sunday, whoo! there we go, mid-90s. maybe even triple digits for some folks for the weekend. >> we'll enjoy friday and saturday. thank you. >>> uc-berkeley will go back in time later this month for the california golden bears football game against usc. the team will wear throw back jerseys from the 1970s in honor of a quarterback who was 21 when he died of melanoma back in 1

pressure to pay for the water tunnels that the governor wants built, using to move the water from northern californiathe cities and farms in central and southern california. this would shore up the funding for the $16 billion project in california says there are two dozen water districts and millions of households across the state that will have to help to pay for the tunnels. the districts that do not get water from the tunnels are seeking state and federal guarantees that the customers will not have to pay for them. >>> still to come we learn more about the deadly police shooting in san jose that happened the last week. >> the san jose police gave us an update and we have the live interview from the chief. >> reporter: the chief said that this officer-involved shooting was a combination of over week investigation by the san jose police department for jacob dominguez who was associated with the gang. there were a string of crimes committed dating back to september 6. dominguez and two associates stole a mercedes, and they used that vehicle on a crime spree. two of the associates were caught but he w

it's in northern california mostly and organ for breezy temperatures.reezy temperatures. a system came in but there is not a good set up for fog. temperatures are cooling off, 40s for many. graton is down to a cool 42. healdsburg, windsor, kelsey ville at 45 degrees, occidental at 44 and pot -- patchy fog won't last very long on the san mateo coast, so the coast is mostly clear. 44 in lake port, some very very low 60s, 49 at woodside on the peninsula. menlo park and atherton are in the low 50s. 58, 57 in union city and fremont and on the coast, 58 in montero. half moon bay, and west of 12, there's a northwest breeze on the coast and that's more so there then england. 47 -- there than inland. once that system came by yesterday, that sweeps in cool air, so a much more stable air mass but those cool off fast once you get to september in the mountains. you can see the water vapor there -- the dryer air then sweeps through an was a breezy, nice day. 60s, 70s to 80s and maybe a couple degrees warmer for -- for a few, but not much. some areas may warm up a lit

part of the problem with air is the smoke from wildfires burning in northern california and oregon. own weather team has been tracking this area of high pressure that is bringing us smoke into the bay area where it just sits. experts suggest that you maybe limit your time outdoors and that you're circulating your ac. >> already doing that one. >>> now to the bay area's heat watch. we took you inside pg&e's supply yard. it turns out the utility really needed them. some neighborhoods are still in the dark today after heat-related power outages. last check still some small outages in milpitas. >> a lot of people to beat the heat on this labor day. teams were kept extremely busy up and down the coast at ocean beach, park service says there were more than 20 rescues since friday. >>> a lot of folks may be heading out to the beach. >> we do have a dip in the winds. that high pressure is moving out of the area making for much better air quality. not today, though, as we head into tuesday and wednesday. look at that cooldown. expect a mug day. a chance of seeing pop-up showers because of tr

about 100 linemen and supervisors flew in from northern california, and this afternoon they worked on getting all of their equipment ready. >> we have the batteries charging. when the rest of our equipment and tools that we shipped by ground get here, we'll load those on the truck and be ready to get to work on storm restoration as soon as the storm has passed. >> they have a mutual aid agreement during emergencies. >>> and the search and rescue team from the east bay just arrived in florida a few hours ago. task force 4 has 80 members, most of them oakland and alameda county firefighters. just about a week ago they were in texas helping with flood rescues in hurricane harvey. >> tonight about 5,000 americans still remain on the island of st. martin according to the department of defense. evacuations will resume once another hurricane, jose, move as way from the island. kpix 5 has more on jose and the damage left behind from irma at some other popular caribbean destinations. from the sky show what the monster hurricane is capable of . this once-paradise island surrounded by turquoise

floridians looking for a way out of irma's path are getting directions from a call center in northern california. tampa's 211 calls are being rerouted to sacramento after their call center in florida was evacuated. >> we know that these folks really don't know that they are calling to california, and so they expect when we answer the phone we know their area, we understand what they are calling for, and how we can be of assistance, so that level of responsibility is not one we take lightly. >> each volunteer gets about an hour of training before jumping into action to help. >> san francisco family stuck right now in puerto rico, their flight home was canceled by irma, now they are just waiting to get out. but the airline says that won't happen until thursday. >> what do you expect? you are in the middle of a hurricane, everything is going wrong, got to take it as it is, one step at a time and enjoy ourself and live life like it is. >> puerto rico is getting some humanitarian help from travis air force base, the plane landed two days ago. >>> coming up, oakland celebrates pride with this years pa

today, the same low that ended our heatwave lifted to the north sitting off the oregon and northern california coastline. that dragged in the cloud cover and gave us those few showers. it will exit tomorrow. overnight tonight we stay mostly cloudy, but rolling through the afternoon the rest of us with sunshine tomorrow, so sunnier and milder weather tomorrow. a ridge of high pressure moves in saturday and sunday. they will be the two warmest days and then next week here comes a new area of low pressure sitting right off the california coastline. most of next week will trend cooler than average. so we had the record heat last week. now we're beginning to the trend overall cooler with the weekend being the exception, skies staying mainly cloudy through tomorrow. we'll get afternoon sunshine. we warm up for the weekend. most of the warming will be inland. then next week we will begin to trend cooler with a few tiny shower chances. tomorrow san jose 77, santa rosa 79, san francisco 67 degrees with late day sunshine tomorrow. warm weather, low 90s on saturday inland, mid-90s on sunday, but we stay

so that's all working its way right into northern california.hat low we could say good-bye and welcome in the more comfortable conditions. and then we're watching this low way up here the gulf of alaska may come to northern california causing a shift in our weather patterns monday, tuesday. the system that we had that's now moved further east, it may bring some snow down to places like montana, wyoming, idaho, because of the cold air that's dipping down into a portion of the u.s. that cold air may impact us but not until monday, tuesday. and that's when we will start to see chillier conditions. so for the next few days let's enjoy the sunshine and the warmer air. our temperatures in the inland areas will be mid- to upper 80s. low 70s along the bay and upper 60s for the beaches. monday, tuesday that's when we drop off pretty significantly 5 to 10 degrees for many areas and that's also when we'll see a chance of rain. we'll see if that low dips into our area. if it doesn't, it will just be cloudy and cool. then things get back to normal wednesday

that's impacting the west, whether it's in northern california, oregon, washington state, idaho, montana, northern utah, areas of nevada and certainly my home state of wyoming. the devastation is dramatic. you are seeing areas of montana, there are 17 different fires burning, each in the tens of thousands of acres. there's over 1,000,000 acres of land being consumed right now by wildfires, forest fires in the west. this impacts certainly property and lives, but also the land, the water in the air. so we just have a great deal of admiration and appreciation and respect for the resilience of the american people who are being impacted all across the country. >> the situation on the korean peninsulpeninsula is at its most unstable point since 1953 when the armistice was signed. over this past weekend we watched as kim jong-un did additional missile test and the detonation of another nuclear bomb, has increased the publication level tremendously. and it is time for the united states greatly ramp up our pressure to maximum extent possible from an economic security standpoint and diplomatic sta

for the most part. >> takes heart to be a soreno in northern california. >> miguel, a soreno from san diego depends on heart. because he can't rely on much else. >> well, anybody could beat me up, you know. it has happened before. >> i got dropped one time. passed by nortenos. i said something, they flipped my chair over. i fell over. yeah. >> nieves has served prior jail sentences for crimes, including residential burglary, burglary of a vehicle, and illegal possession of a firearm. now he has nine months for possession of ammunition by a felon. he lost the use of his legs eight years earlier while engaged in gang activity on the street. >> i was banging on the street. i got hit with a car. i got dragged for a block and a half. >> did you see the car coming? >> no. no, i didn't. i was too busy fighting. >> nieves passed out after the accident and woke up in a hospital. >> i didn't feel nothing until i woke up with morphine. i was like whoa. that's when it hit me, that it [ bleep ] happened. tubes and everything in my throat. you know what i mean? he was there when he went to the hosp

again with the ocean breeze moving in and also the cooler air alost that's pushing across northern california. 82 in the noft an. 80 in mil value valley. the trend in san francisco continuing the next couple days a few flukt aches but generally upper 60s to loefts 70s as we head through the hex seven days. no more 90s in the inland. low to mid-nights through the weekend. then 70s return next monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. we'll have more updates on this. i'm also looking at the rock slide asset el capitan in the yosemite valley and we will talk about weather related issues and rock advised. again coming up at 6:00 tonight. >> okay see you then thanks, jeff. >> we'll be right back with more news. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, d

northern california and up and oregon. we're getting a bit of a break from the smoke today and even the humidity. it came down a little bit today. you did not see high clouds, but it was humid out there. as the flow continues, you can see that most of it is tropical in origins. there's some tropical or -- moisture, so it is warm and humid. that's probably what we will see tomorrow, 30% humidity, which is a lot for the bay area this time of year. current temperatures are pretty warm. 72 in livermore. a little cooler than yesterday, though. as we look at the winds, you can look for these to see if the fog is pushing in. we do have fog along the the coast right now, but it is not a brisk series -- sea breeze. fog in berkeley. as you look at san francisco's forecast in the morning, fog their, too. lunchtime in san francisco all the way up in a partly cloudy skies in the upper 60s in the afternoon high and san francisco. we will see you back here with the forecast for beyond. >> reporter: senate republicans announced plans to p

dry lightning could be associated with this small storm that's working its way through northern california. but right now, it looks like just to the east of chico along 5 near red bluff there's some rain, redding also getting rain. here's what we're looking at across the bay. the clouds are here. we're going to talk about the chance of rain and thunderstorms for our area coming up. >>> right now, we are tracking an accident. this is along the eastshore freeway westbound 80 as you approach willow avenue. it's reported to have a couple of lanes blocked and we're starting to see some slowdowns. speeds below 30 miles per hour. past that, you are in the green as you head over towards the bay bridge toll plaza. speeds is at the limit and we do have some roadwork on the upper deck. two lanes closed until 5 a.m. but no delays. >>> hurricane irma is blamed for at least 10 deaths in the caribbean. it's hit several islands including barbuda, st. martin and the british virgin islands. it's the most powerful storm ever recorded in the atlantic. kpix 5's betty yu says florida and other states are all br

more than a dozen wildfires burning in northern california. coming up, the effect they're having on the air you breathe. >> and a new report shows apple's next generation iphone will take a bigger byte out of your bank account. >> we're heading to break but keep tabs on live weather and traffic where you live rare live at the look toll plaza right now. abc 7 news now son your screen. we'll be right back. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> abc 7 zblorngz all news. >> all morning. >>> welcome back on this day 1977 the voyager i spacecraft was launched and happening today as ina the celebrate the event. voyager i seen here was launched 16 days after its twin voyager ii. both are still going stro

several fires burning across northern california. these fires are actually all sending smoke towards us because of the way the winds is blowing into our region. unhealthy air quality for many areas, very unhealthy in the east bay and santa clara valleys. unhealthy for healthy people. so usually just seniors or people with respiratory issues that have that concern which we are seeing still but also in the east bay. something to keep in mind for everyone. so don't go jogging later on. this high pressure is causing heat. usually it's dropped a little bit lower but now it's actually reaching the oregon-california border so it's extended higher than usual so we have this heat in place. and it's going to stay in place through the weekend. that also may increase chance for thunderstorms by monday, tuesday. so a lot happening along the west coast with that hot air also this chance of thunderstorms. you can see it here on that seven-day forecast sunday into monday chance of clouds coming through because of that storm from the south. the ridge

as it has towards northern california, we will get that break in temperatures.is the tracking. you can see in moving out further into the ocean but it will still bring us storm activity ahead of the storm. here is the forecast so you can get a good idea of temperatures. today 105 inland. this will be a little bit of a break compared yesterday but monday and tuesday temperatures dropping off to the low 90s. wednesday and thursday, the 80s will be back for the inland areas. we can celebrate that. hallelujah. hopes to break ground - in gilroy. "great wolf lodge" is now in a 60-day negotiation agreement with city leaders - over a resort set to in >>> if i could be good for this weekend but the company behind america's biggest indoor family waterpark hopes to break ground in gilroy. great wolf lodge is in a 60 day agreement with leaders over the resorts set to include 700 family suites plus shops and restaurants and he would go up next to the gilroy gardens family theme park. some parents aren't so sure the grand slam is good for gilroy. >> gilroy is a simple town. i

i have seen pictures from all over northern california up around oregon as well with snow, montana, up around bend, oregon, top of mount bachelor, mount hood. they are getting snow and here we are still sitting pretty firmly in still summer and still september. but this is definitely a cooler pattern that's visiting our yai. see you see rain in northern california by wednesday, though, those showers look as though they are going to work south. and we'll see showers as far south, i think, as sonoma county, northern sonoma county, point arena, areas like that. so these are the current temperatures. compared to yesterday? a little bit warmer. so a very fall-like day and we can look at the forecast. now, there's no fog forecast for tomorrow, just some high clouds as the system comes in. 80s are out of the question. so it's 60s and 70s tomorrow. so there's the forecast for wednesday. might see a sprinkle or drizzle. more coming up. >>> morning and night, north bay, south bay, east bay, and on the peninsula, you can't escape the growing traffic mess here in the bay area. it's bad. coming up

there is a chance this storm to the north of us will dipped into northern california.e will let you know. right now you can see the clouds along the bay over the bay bridge there. not low clouds affecting visibility, just the higher wispy clouds. here is the view. we are going to see sunshine in the inland areas later today. the clouds should creep back. temperatures warming up just a tad. concord 60, livermore 56 degrees, san francisco 58 degrees. here are the wind speeds right now. pretty calm. five to 10 mile-per-hour winds. you can see cloud coverage on your screen and here is what we can expect. here is future test now. as you see it here, clear skies in store for your sunday. here we are on monday. monday, clouds creep in. most likely tuesday into wednesday is when you will see it. temperatures today, palo alto 78. east bay mid to low 80s. temps a couple degrees cooler than we were yesterday. san rafael is 78. mid 80s to the north. seven-day forecast looks like this. you see that chance of rain in the forecast on tuesday you temperatures dipping wednesday, thursd

over areas of washington, oregon down to northern california.eport from clear lake they are receiving a little bit of light rain and drizzle. this will remain to the north. we are seeing our own drizzle for today. for the most part we have dry conditions. here is a look at the futurecast model. we get through monday, tuesday very similar. almost a near repeat. as we get into wednesday, another system that is going to bring that rain line a little bit farther down by wednesday morning. areas over lake county all the way down to the north edge of sonoma county. we could see sprinkles all the way down to the south bay. that comes on wednesday. between now and then, we will call for a cooler weather pattern with breezy conditions at time. temperatures low 60s around the coast. upper 70s inland. temperatures 61 in san francisco. 64 in oakland, our south bay location 63. upper 60s for the city of san francisco. low 70s for oakland, hay ward. areas like -- you are expected to go to 77. here is a look at your extended forecast. temperatures remain statu

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obviously the fires to our north in oregon an northern california have been sweeping south ward. that's why the air quality is so horrible. look at the visibility right now. down to about six miles in santa rosa and san jose. it's hard to see out there. it's one of those things where if you have any respiratory issues, stay indoors. air quality tomorrow will be just as normal. i do want to show you right now a live look with those temperatures and it's still pretty hot in san francisco. 94 degrees. triple digits, mountain view, san jose. it's 98 in oakland. gilroy still cooking at 109 degrees. i heard from my sister and she said it's so hot there. i'm not surprised. if you've been dealing with the triple digits there's more to tell you about. 110 in concord. livermore, 108 degrees. you can see just how horribly hazy it is. that's a combination of the hot weather and the smoke from the wildfires. here is another vantage point. here is a look at the forecast. dangerously hot again tomorrow. we're panning around. more record highs are likely this weekend. it is going to be cooler co

we are watching to see if it will dip down into northern california into the bay area. this a chance it will bring rain into sonoma county. we are dealing with foggy cloudy conditions in gray skies this morning. here's a look at the windspeeds, 17 miles per hour and downtown 17, winds are associated with the storm to the north.>>> an accident slowing things down west bound 580 is your approaching custer county boulevard. one lane blocked emergency creams -- cruise. you can exit the san ramon foothill exit. if you're coming from san ramon you can use indian road be prepared for crowded ride travel time 15 minutes from 680 two about 238. typically that takes you eight to 10 minutes. we will continue to monitor this.>>> right now police are trying to find the man who hit two officers with his car before speeding away. investigators say the trouble started in the safeway. the suspect allegedly stole items and tried to leave. the workers caught the attention of two police officers and things escalated quickly.>> the subject did not comply with the officers and was able to re

but it is smoke from neighboring fires in northern california. this was the view this afternoon from nbc bay area's sky ranger. we have team coverage on this micro climate alert. let's begin with chief meteorologist jeff in san francisco. >> reporter: smoke it being produced by the same hot pressure bringing in this heat wave. so again, no fires in the immediate area, but we do want to let you know the air quality very unhealthy from the north bay down towards the south bay because of the fires that are a couple hundred miles away. and likely sticks around for the next two days. meanwhile, today, it was hot. 106 in livermore. dublin, 105. danville, 103. it is not triple digits in san francisco, but still warm for your standards. in terms of the overall heat, excessive heat warning in place. make sure you drink plenty of water and take frequent breaks. and for anyone going to any kind of store, traveling in your car, do not leave anyone inside your park car. my next update coming up at 6:20 tonight. >>> let's go to jodi hernandez in concord where

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combines with low pressure over the air force base and by tomorrow we have and offshore flow in northern california. we get a sudden warm up with the temperatures at 100 and the inland in the low pressure purchase the coastline. thunderstorms in the bay area on tuesday. temperatures spike tomorrow. 100 inland and cool down with eight thunderstorm chance on tuesday. the odds are we will not get anything. if we do, i can say i told you so.>>> the chocolate festival tomorrow and sunshine and 77 degrees. there is a lot going on this weekend. the wine festival tomorrow and 85. the fall festival this weekend and it will be sunny and temperatures will be 88. very nice and nice for the pride festival on sunday. sunny and 86 degrees and a in the park at golden gate park is sunny skies and 78 degrees. something the station gets behind and kpix 5 is sponsoring the walk to and alzheimer's work the gang will be out there and it will be 67 degrees. travel weather out of the bay area and 99 in sacramento. 76 for lake tahoe and 71 in yosemite. at the airport it is sunny and winds out of the west northwest at 20 bu

california water tunnel projects. the tunnels would be used to ship water from northern to southern california. the audit shows federal officials gave $84 million in cabs pair money to help fund it. -- in taxpayer money to help fund it but the water districts was supposed to pay. >>> governor brown declared states of emergency in three more counties in northern california because of wildfires. they have been battling fires for nine days. the mission fire in madera county is burning close to yosemite national park. right now access is restricted to the park. the five is 50% contained. >>> researchers says road kill is rising the price of clean-up and maintenance around the state. katie nielsen reports why some bay area freeways are the costliest. >> reporter: it's one of the bay area's most scenic freeways but it's also the most deadly for wildlife. the 23-mile stretch of interstate 280 between san francisco and silicon valley shoulders more of the cost than any other stretch of freeway in the state. >> every time i drive down 280 regularly remember seeing some sort of dead animal on the side of

here are all the fires across northern california and sierra and why the haze is still out there. it's causing unhealthy air quality so for labor day, if you can, keep activities to the early morning hours and then hang out inside with your loved ones. it may be a good day to spend the holiday. red flag holiday north of us. maximum humidity has been at 25% overnight so during the day, single digits. winds are going to impact us today and we're getting west wind, on shore flow. that will help cool thing off. winds are cool, 3 to 5-mile-per- hour and vallejo at 7 but the west winds are welcome because that's going to help drop our temperatures. we're also getting cloud coverage and will help with cooling and as the storm is actually moving from southern california towards our area, it will help push that smoke out of here. i'll talk about your forecast in just a bit. >> sounds good, neda. >>> we're tracking speeds in the green for drivers heading through san jose. this is 101 near north first street with traffic doing just fine in both directions. a little further north of there, th

. >>> sonoma raceway is a homecoming, not just because of northern california, this is where his passion for racing began. >> how old were when you you first started to come out here? >> i was -- that's a great question. probably 11. >> 11? >> 11 or 12, yes. i remember the grandstand. i used to -- there was crawl spaces underneath the bleachers and we were set out that area and hang out and hang out. >> he wanted to prove the point that i belong at the front of the field. the 2016 rookie of the year is having a strong second season. he won his second career race in watkins glen new york. for 2017, rossi has ten top ten finishes. he is 6th in points standing and headed to this weekend's season ending finale. >>> another chance at the top ten as he will start at the top role tomorrow. his birthday is next weekend. >>> all right. >> what a present that would be. >> he is doing all right. >> terrific career. >> first day on the job. here is a check for two million dollars for winning the indy 500. >> he seems very calm. >> doing demonstrations in virginia and washington as counter protestors

on wednesday and bring some of this green further south into northern california. so that's sort of the big weather story this week. for most of us it won't be about a sprinkle it'll be about milder weather. 60s and 70s. at lake tahoe on wednesday night might see a snow flurry. a higher elevation up at donner summit. that low is going to stick around tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures right now they're running a little behind what they were yesterday. you can see lots of yellows those are 70s for the bay area. this is the forecast footprint for tomorrow. about what they were today. maybe a sprinkle on wednesday and beyond. we'll see you back here. >> bay area business owners taking on transients. >> we're scared to death of these people. >> the warning they're now putting out to the community. >> raiders won their homeowner in convincing fashion. now it's back on the road for a nationally televised game. mike will tell us why coach jack del rio relishes the challenge. >>> caught in the act, surveillance images that caught a bank robbery. at stanford health care,

and into northern california. there should be less tomorrow. tomorrow is a spare the air day.i don't know today was a spare the air day. tomorrow is not a spare the air day because of the small pattern shift. as you look at the model out there. the fog and low clouds that are kind of redeveloping along the coast. in the scatter shower opportunity. just know air quality tomorrow, the wind moving further north and further to the west. we should see clearer skies. no spare the air day tomorrow and not as hot. >> the dropping temperatures are helping the more than 12,000 firefighters battling 19 wildfires across the state. so far this year, calfire has responded to more than 4,600 fires. that's almost 1,000 more fires compared to this time last year. one of the fires burning is in gilroy 130 acres have burned so far since the fire broke out last night. >> the fire is burning in the hills just west of gilroy. jesse gary has the latest now from the fire scene where there is concern right now a change in the wind could actually push the fire toward a hillside neighborhood. >> reporte

bring across northern california. a lot of people's lungs are probably hurting this morning. here's a look at the current temperatures. here's a live look at our dublin camera. concord only -- already 74 degrees. 67 oakland. livermore 71, san francisco 77. yesterday 106 in san francisco was a hike yesterday. that is the all time hottest day in recorded history. 36 degrees hotter than average. our average temperatures should be 70 degrees. here are some other all-time highs we hit yesterday. sfo reached 104 degrees. moffett field hit 106. salinas airport 105. that he is not over. we will deal with it again today. excessive heat warnings now even along the coast. yesterday was an advisory along the coast. please find air conditioning. we will continue to a date you. >>> the triple digit temperatures were only going to get more intense this weekend in the south bay. you're looking at a live it was so hot yesterday many high schools had to cancel afternoon football games. emergency alerts were sent out to cell phones. warning people to limit their time outdoors this weekend. it w

resources are stand as firefighters battle numerous fires around northern california. >>> here's cal fire's map of the 29 wildfires burning around the state right now. more than 123,0,000 firefighter are battling these. the railroad fire has forced the closure of highway 41, the southern entrance into yosemite. that fire is 23% contained. news is better in southern california. people evacuated by the la tuna fire near burbank and glendale are back home. cooler temperatures and a sudden downpour helped extinguish the blaze. that destroyed at least three homes. >>> it's labor day today and hundreds in oakland rallied for union rights. they say there's still more to do for economic justice. amy hollyfield has the story. >> reporter: it's become an annual rally cry. the labor day demonstration in front of mcdonald's at 14th and jackson in oakland, where fast food workers are fighting for $15 an hour and representation. >> i need the $15, but i also need the yunion. with the union, i'll have a way to fight for my rights and the rights of others. >> reporter: california has approved a $15

we have some cloud coverage coming through northern california so that is going to provide cooling but keeping that smoke in place. all the fires are across northern california and that is smoke coming our way from all these fires and that is what we have been dealing with for several days now, burning in oregon as well. the way the wind direction is, it's into the region so unhealthy conditions for the east by a, santa clara county, and they have been doing that a lot lately. the air quality in effect today. humidity still dry north of us. michelle? >>> neda, because you said the hot weather triggered the spare the air day, the fifth in a row, jessica flores is live with tips and warnings. jessica? >> reporter: hey, good morning, michelle. it's the sixth consecutive spare the air alert today and what is triggering that, the heat wave we have seen for the last several days, causing dangerously smoggy conditions. you have probably seen the hazy skies if you have been out at all. the hot air, combined with smoke from nearby wildfires in oregon and california, causes the problem. resident

we also have some of the smoke that's been drifting in from oregon and northern california. so obviously that smoke is creating the reddish hues you saw today at sunset. i want to share a picture with you that was sent to me by a viewer. sorry about that. i'm stepping into the shot. you can see just how hazy it it was from the heat and the smoke adding to the intensity of the color. right now i do want to show you what it looks like for the air quality as we head towards tomorrow, another spare the air alert has been issued. looking at unhealthy air quality. so take it easy out there. if you have any respiratory issues, you'll want to stay inside, have ac or a fan going to keep you comfortable and cool. looking at san francisco and the bay lights there. here's the forecast. dangerously hot again tomorrow. more record highs are likely this weekend and it's going to cool off at the coast and around parts of the bay sunday and monday. tomorrow morning i going to feel very good if you donot like it warm. hard to sleep, especially for those of you in san francisco and the peninsu

>> yes, northern california and four states. california, oregon, nevada and hawaii. yeah.ple came from hah hey to attend. >> interesting. >> it was phenomenal. really incredible. even had healings. we had a man there who has the gift of laying hands and healing and somebody was healed of a torn acl while at this conference. . >> it's been a long time since i was a teenager but i remember being shy about my faith and the idea of getting out in the open and mixing with other people, 900 people from five states who are smarter and better than you are, you make new friends. >> tons of new friends. a lot of new friendships made there. at one point i was manning a table and i was talking to the teams as they were coming by looking at different things and one of the girls was on her phone and showing her friend something that she had posted to social media and she was commenting on how her friends who are not at that conference were commenting on this saying "where are you? "because she was posting videos and stuff of the music performances we had there, the faith and worship mus

so the offshore flow continues across northern california and southern california. and anaheim today at 95 degrees with a relative humidity into the teens. gorgeous monterrey at 94. we have the numbers up to 15 degrees above where they should be for this time of the year at 85 in san francisco. pacifica, montero beaches in the low 80s. low 90s, 86 degrees in san jose, mid 90s in santa rosa. thursday, then a dry cold front will usher in on friday and that will encourage the development of the marine layer. meanwhile, sdpont tomorrow night, the last two oakland a's regular season games, get out, 74 tonight. free parking. you don't want to be in the house cooking, it's too warm, too hot. get yourself a hot dog at the baseball park and you've got yourself -- >> and a beer, too. >> perfect. >> wrapped in bacon. >> the hot dogs. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >>> still ahead. our royal romance, the outward display of affection is getting a lot of attention. >>> and we want to invite all you pet lovers out there, send us your questions about health and well being, pets @ kpix.com a