this includes novato high school and the hill education center. the districts heat plan triggers when the forecasted temperature is 95 degrees or higher with the heat index of 103 or higher. it is a different story over and the san jose unified school district, as the district tells us all schools have ac. they will have students spend recess and lunch indoors for the most part. they said if a rolling blackout hits in the power is out, schools will stay open. >> we have seen that in the past, unfortunately. when it gets hot, energy consumption increases, it is more likely to have a power outages. we will remain open, we will not close schools unless something really unusual happens. they will be fully operational, and we will keep the kids as cool as we can. in most facilities, the air conditioning units are one or two classrooms. if a unit goes down, we have the option of having the teacher and students moved to a separate classroom until it can be repaired. reporter: novato unified also said they do not close schools, as they believe schools are

he said it's actually cooler here in novato than it is at his home in napa.oming here where it's over 100 degrees still feels like he's getting some relief live in novato livescore abc7. yes. it's all relative liz. thanks a lot. we'll take anything we can get. all right. we' want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. time. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future. until now. kisqali is helping women live longer than ever before when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant... in hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's proven to

do we have a map of novato? here we go moving up to the novato area right in there off the yellow area right there in the center that's west of highway one o one in novato in the hills. there. and in that area about between 5500 customers in nevado are currently without power. will keep you posted on all the outages in the heat related to activities are going on across the bay area and across the state. well, as the western united states faces another heatwave, governor newsom says that he is taking action to increase energy supplies and reduce demand at a news conference held today, the governor talked about the challenges in keeping the lights on and >> keeping everybody safe. kron four's. catherine heenan joins us now live in the studio with details catherine. yeah, well, the governor is underlining the fact this problem is very serious and that he realizes the state has to do better. newsom is aware a lot of people are fed up with the fact california is still wrestling with an unreliable energy grid. he argu

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i came over to novato as a captain and a deputy chief there. i still live up in novato. >> i did not know you had a police background. i was at a jl day and they said that their chh their church does a lot of workd liles has been that liaison. they said, he is a police offic? i said i did not know that. oh yes, he has had a lot of expense a lot of expense in law-enforce. you have a great reputation for. >> i always believed in, you kn, matthew 5:10 said blessed are te peacemakers for they shall be cd children of god. i always wanteo be a peacemaker as opposed to a peacekeeper. anybody can keep te peace if you have enough power d weapons and authority. a maker, a peacemaker, has to listen andd all factions and try to navigate and create a peaceful solutionr everybody. where everybody is a. is affirmed. where everybody ist hole. >> i like that concept and unde. we know there has been a lot of tension in our communities, ande american community with police. i'm sure you have had to walk tt line at times. >> i have been one of the fiercs but i love

novato announced it will have minimum days. lu sutton, novato high school and down in morgan hill where the temperature jumped to triple-digits before lunch, most schools kept kids inside for recess, pmt pe and lunch. sports practices were held earlier in the day, indoors or canceled. while every school is different, we found most continuing what they're doing today throughout the end of this hot week. in san jose, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> all right, thank you, ian. we're going to continue our team coverage of this microclimate weather alert throughout the newscast. at 5:30, jodi hernandez joins us with how the power grid is being stressed in some of the hottest parts of the bay area. >>> it's extremely hot in southern california as well. that's where firefighters are working around the clock, trying to get a handle on a dangerous fire burning in riverside county. fire crews are attacking the fair view fire from the ground. and you see right here, the air, using air tankers and helicopters. it's burned 4,000 acres. it is

, schools are announcing minimum days all week including lu sutton, novato high school.ation center. the house department head has -- has issued guidelines, no outdoor sports. >> hopefully it should be okay. >> reporter: "today in the bay." >> going to be a rough day for the kids and the parents. stay with us for the latest on the heat wave. our app is a great resource even when the power goes out. download to find out everything to know about the weather in your neighborhood. >>> 4:39 for you. ramping up to go public. ahead, the iconic sport car company that is set to milk a landmark ipo. >>> helping people establish their credit. the new program one bank is launching to lend people money even if they don't have a credit score. stay with us. flu shots at cvs are pretty...flex. schedule one for you... ...or the whole crew. plus, they're free. really? healthier is getting a flu shot on your schedule. cvs. healthier happens together. flex alert! flex alert! healthier is getting a flu shot on your schedule. a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting w

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the schools are loose sutton elementary school novato high school and hill education center. the district says all other schools will keep their normal schedules, but there may be other heat precautions in place west sonoma union high school district is also releasing its two schools early tomorrow in the district has canceled all sports activities. all right, a live look now with the golden gate bridge where it is quiet as you can see, but this afternoon pretty busy people were flocking to nearby outdoor areas with many san francisco residents living in places with no air conditioning. of course, they were doing what they could to stay cool abc 7 news reporter. tim johnson says that story it was a labor day under the sun for people in san francisco's marina district as temperatures soared into the afternoon many ventured outdoors trying to escape the swaltering heat inside. you don't need air conditioning except for one or two days a year and then the days a year you do need it. you're like, oh no stephanie elkin came out to marina green to be closer to the water. she says t

the schools are loose sutton elementary school novato high school and hill education center. the district says all other schools will keep their normal schedules, but there may be other heat precautions in place west sonoma union high school district is also releasing its two schools early tomorrow in the district has canceled all sports activities. all right, a live look now with the golden gate bridge where it is quiet as you can see, but this afternoon pretty busy people were flocking to nearby outdoor areas with many san francisco residents living in places with no air conditioning. of course, they were doing what they could to stay cool abc 7 news reporter. tim johnson says that story it was a labor day under the sun for people in san francisco's marina district as temperatures soared into the afternoon many ventured outdoors trying to esca the swaering hea inside d't need air conditioning except for one or two days a year and then the days a year you do need it. you're like, oh no stephanie elkin came out to marina green to be closer to the water. she says the heat is n

we're taking a look at the current temperatures, 106 in novato even oakland, 97 degrees. hayward, triple digits conquered as well. livermore 112 degrees. so when can we some relief? how has we they're back open today after they were closed due to possible fire risks. the east bay regional park district closed 40 parks over labor day weekend due to the intense heat. >> fire risk for high with east bay cities like concord in livermore experiencing temperatures over 110 degrees. the excessive heat warning is still in effect. so officials are recommending that people cancel any outdoor activities during the hottest time of the day, which is just about now, i think are we getting any hotter than this? kyle is in our weather center now. it is so hot and those we were talking. it's not even really cooling down at night. so you can't. that's open up your windows, let your house gets in that free, cool breeze. and it's just like baking. and is it windy out there what's going it's not reasonable. and what kind of fascinating is we don't really we don't have offshore wind. we normal

this includes novato high school lou sutton elementary school and the hill education center and then we know that the heat gets the worst around one o'clock and kind of gets worse as we get closer to four. so that was really the reasoning is trying to keep them at school at the most important part of the day and the coolest part of the day and then release them before it gets too hot the district's heat plan of being released early triggers when the forecasted temperature is 95 degrees or higher with a heat index of 103 or higher lose sutton. principle meera patel says recess in pe will be held indoors on top of a number of other safety methods like holding class without the lights on it's actually our air cooling systems. with ice to make them a little bit cooler, and they really just blow cool their air through the fans. so it's just been our quick solution in the middle of the seat well, it forced many parents to move their days around because of the early pickup time. some said they agreed with this decision. this is a good plan because i don't want my kids to spend the long day

center novato unified. closing them due to not having that access see they got make sure the kids stay cool and that way students can go home to some homework. hopefully that parents have ac or hopefully that and they use after school care here does have a c other than that. the school district believes schools are the best places for students in this extreme weather conditions. keep them active, keep them learning about unified plans to have water available to all schools. preening refillable water bottles is also recommended recess activities may be limited to quiet games that require minimal energy. >> p e activities for all grades will be held indoors, less strenuous activities, cowler buildings at schools will be used, of course, and sports practices will be canceled due to the hot weather as well. most other school districts in the bay area are taking these exact same precautions as well. let's hear now, though, from a parent here at lu sutton. she said, you know, it's been stressful, having kids and

novato unified plans to have water available at all. schools bring refillable water bottles is also recommended recess activities may be limited to quiet games that require minimal energy p e activities for all grades will be held indoors with less strenuous activities, cooler buildings schools will be utilized in sports practices will be canceled due to hot weather as well. most other school districts in the bay area are taking those precautions as well. san jose unified saying they're prepared for this. san ramon has their own guidelines. they have, depending on the certain temperature. >> they know going to different protocol. very smart. now, here are some tips for you. parents at home watching the news before you send your kids to school. these are some tips for students during a heat wave. and i think water is the name of the game, patrick and drink some water before school with that cereal. remind them the importance of drinking water throughout the day. bring water bottles to school or a reusable one and send your kids to school

. >> all right, so novato schools are limiting school days during the triple digit heat. contra costa county say if temperatures reach 116 or higher outside, no outdoor activities will be allowed. most districts have their heat plans posted on their websites. >> cooler centers around the bay area will be available again today, including one at campbell community center and all seven san francisco public libraries will also serve as cooling centers as well as the mountain view community center, the cambn community center in san jose, benicia public library. they're providing free transportation. >> happening now, firefighters will have their hands full in southern california once again as they still work to gain control of that fast-moving wildfire burning in riverside county that already killed two people. a third person now isn the hospital being treated for burns. and a live look from above the fire right now. the fairview fire started just yesterday afternoon in hemet. you can see it's putting off a lot of smoke, adding air pollution to the already high heat. the fire

prepare lena good morning because conditions are expected to get so hot three schools within the novato unified school district, including loose, sudden elementary school, which you see right behind me here are switching over to a minimum day schedule. now the district has a heat plan to adjust schedules because not every building on every school campus has air conditioning. that means students will be released about 2.5 hours early at 1 15 in the afternoon instead of 3 40 that includes nevada high school lusa in elementary school and the hill education center. the districts he playing is triggered when the forecasted temperature is 95 degrees or higher with the heat index of one. oh, three or higher. it's a much different story over in the san jose unified school district , as the district tells us, all schools do have a c but they will have students spend recess and lunch periods indoors for the most part. you know we'll be open regardless of the temperature. luckily our facilities, indoor spaces are air conditioned, so we'll be spending will be addressing activities to have the kids

. > >> it is hot, in the north bay so hot in novato some kids were sent home from school early. it's going to be this way for the rest of the week for students at three schools without air-conditioning. >> it was like 1000 degrees. >> while it was not that hot it was hot enough to cancel classes for the second half of the day for the week. >> there are still three schools that do not have air-condition. have air-conditioning. we have been working on this for years. it is not fair to the kids or ps or parents to have to rearrange their lives. >> part of the heat plan enacted enacted to help this campus ande and the hill education center. >> you worry about your kids when it is that hot. you know they can't get out of it all da. day long. >> the classrooms are seen 84 degrees and i'm sure that's going up. yes it is uncomfortab. is uncomfortable. we have fans g fans going and the lights are o. are off. >> inflation and supply chain issues delayed plans to install. install air-conditioning. >> no one is more interested in having air-conditioning than those of us at the district offe

we have fog and cooler temperatures, 53 in santa clara, 55 on the peninsula, and upper 40's from novato to santa rosa. we will be looking at temperatures not only cooler to start but cooler than average. four to seven degrees cooler this morning and the wind is gusty from 20 to 26 miles an hour from san francisco to the inland valleys. we will call it partly cloudy with the second half of the day cloudier and the wind increasing . 60's and 70's by noon, upper 70's for the warmest inland valleys. a shot at 80 degrees and cool and breezy on the peninsula. we will be looking at several days of rain. stephanie: in the south bay, family members have identified a third grade student as the crash victim. jacob dillon wava was -- jacob villanueva was in a crosswalk when he was struck by a car. >> a growing memorial marks the spot where jacob and his babysitter were walking toward castellon elementary school saturday -- friday morning. they were a block from campus when they were hit in the crosswalk. both were taken to the hospital. jacob did not's desk did not survive. >> that could have happe

napa, santa rosa, and novato are the problem spots. that is typical.we look at temperatures, climbing through the 40's, 50's, 60's. 68 in concord, 59 in san mateo. 52 in napa. take a light layer with you outside this morning. sutro tower, just a little fog over the east bay and part of east bay hills. here is how the day shape that. a lot of sunshine on the way, it is warmer. 70's and 80's away from the coast. a look at the highs and the latest on ian in about nine minutes. julian: this morning, classes are canceled at the oakland school campus were six people were hurt in a mass shooting. the gunman is still -- has still not been arrested as we learn more about the victims. lena howland is joining us live in the newsroom. what have you learned about the victims? lena: we are hearing the stories of students that were placed on lockdown during the shooting, and how they were feeling in this scary time. they waited to be reunited. six people, who are all 18 or older, were shot. one parent we spoke with says at least two or students, but police have yet t

cool down to 81 degrees tomorrow. 10 degrees warmer than that at 91 hayward in the low 80's with novato88 degrees. one of the warmest cities as well in downtown san francisco out of the 60's and back into the mid 70's. but great to see no major heat pattern. sunday is going to be the warmest day of the next 7. seasonal temperatures for our warmest inland valleys. remember, we should be in the upper 80's, but then we're going to cool down about 10 to 15 degrees below average starting tuesday through thursday. the hottest spots only warming up in the 70's. so enjoy that. i'm really looking forward to the next 7 days. i think we got our fill of heat. really, yeah. thank abrasive. >> all right. well, amid the ongoing record drought, water officials say more must be done to capture and store water across california capitol bureau reporter eytan wallace gives us a look at a multi-million dollar plan to increase statewide desalination. >> here in the delta just south of sacramento, much of this water has a large concentration of salt, but state leaders hope this body of water and many others l

temperatures cooler in the upper 40's from novato to santa rosa. 45 novato. pacifica at 56.cond half of the day. the winds gusty, out of the south. the rain moves in in two parts of the front. the leading edge arrives tonight, and the downpours about 6:00 to 7:00 tomorrow morning, taking us through much of the morning. by the afternoon, breaks, but we will also see the chance of more rain and unsettled weather and perhaps thunderstorms on monday. lingering showers into tuesday. here is a look at the rain, i should say the wind, 20 to 30 miles an hour into the morning hours. by the afternoon, gusty. temperatures are cooler, below-average. taking this into sunday, pretty windy. 30 to 40 mile an hour winds at the coast. breezy took gusty along the east bay as well. as we look at the next couple of days, a level 1 system sunday, monday and tuesday with downpours and the slight chance of a thunderstorm. this is the way it plays out. late tonight, 11:00, driver the most part. overnight from 3:30, heavy rain through santa rosa. then it is shifting into the east bay by 6:00. you can

students at novato high school will also have minimum day schedule for the rest of the week, along with students at hill education center, now the school and two others in the nevada school district are on this minimum day schedule because of this heat, and there's other schools in the district will implement a heat plan, which means limited recess activities or recess indoors. ppe classes may be held indoors or rescheduled, and athletic activities and practices may be canceled. district wide now yesterday, temperatures in nevada peaked at around 108 degrees just before four o'clock in the afternoon. taking a look at the forecast for today. it's supposed to get up to 107 here in nevada today. we don't know why these three schools in particular are the only ones in the district that are going to be on this minimum day schedule for the rest of the week. we assume it has something to do with a lack of air conditioning, but we have reached out to a nevada unified school district officials to learn more about the situation here at lu sutton and nevada high school, but again, these three scho

sandra phil just as you're getting readd to pass to novato here.to the city. we had an accident on the bay bridge at the start of the hour. took us up to 30 minutes. that's now clear about 23 minutes from the maze to that fremont street exit, the san mateo bridge, 13 82 want to one heading across towards the peninsula. the richmond center fell bridge at an 18 minute ride. and that's going to getting a look at things in the south bay 1, 0, 1, 43 minute. drive from 85 up towards menlo park. darya. james, back to you. it's 09:31am. let's go back to the big story that we're following. the search for the shooters who opened fire at a school campus in east oakland and the end. 6 people went to the hospital. all hurt couple of them in critical condition. kron 4 sarah stinson has been trying to get more. >> out of the police detectives on this case, but it's been pretty tough. circa morning. >> oakland police just told me they have no update for us right now. so that means still no arrests have been made. and police continue to look for the shooter or shoo

it is dry this morning a little apache fog from petaluma to novato.ets elsewhere the number 10 you're doing just fine numbers. it's a cooler start to the morning 40s and 50s, nevada the cool spot coming in at 48 degrees. so take the layer with you. you do not need it this afternoon a beautiful final sunrise of summer live. look outside. it is a great picture fall officially arrives here this evening expect a lot of sunshine today warm temperatures in the 70s and 80s guys drew. thank you. we're getting new information about a wild crash in the south bay it let the san jose apartment building with a big hole in it. it happened on -- apple way just off center road overnight abc 7 news reporter lena howland is live there lena. what did you just learn from police? we have just learned new information from police. we know that the suspect fled the scene after slamming into the apartment complex. you see right behind me here, but moments ago we learned from san jose police that the suspect has since been located and charged with driving under the influence n

the north, some light returns through novato and further north. it has been raining lightly from napa and st. helena. we will get into the on-again, off-again pattern throughout the day. temperatures have been mild with a gusty southerly wind, look at the golden. temperatures in the low 70's right now in livermore. wind gusts from 20 to 30 miles an hour, we will continue to see them ramp up. wind advisory through 4:00 a.m., we are looking at them gusting to 45 miles an hour from the coast to the hills. here is a look at the 24 hour temperature change. it is much warmer in livermore. we look at the next several hours in terms of wind, check it out. 40 miles an hour at the coast within the next hour or so. by 2:00, over 50 miles an hour. you can see breezy all the way across into oakland and hayward and livermore. as we get to the rest of the day today, tracking the rain for you. here we are at 9:00. not raining everywhere, but waves of moisture will continue to push in through the bay area as the area of low pressure sits offshore. that is the ener

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leandro in the mid-80s. 92 in san rafael. 93 in novato. 91 in santa rosa. we will bring thoses down over the next few days. if we look at the trend, you can visualize the color showing youe color showing you where we are above average in how far above e how far above average we are, the farther into the shades of orange. we will take you into next week, and the colors do shake down. in terms of the storm we were talking about, you about, you probably heard abouta probably heard about fiona. that that is the hurricane out here which is rapidly going to weaken weaken and it will be an issue for northernmost canada over tht few days. but we have a whole new issue now. it's this one. right now, it's just tropical dn tropical depression 9, but it ig to rapidly intensify. it will gt a name tomorrow morning. this is is probably going to be ian. at this point, the forecast track, there is a wide kind of uncerta, pretty much all of florida, butt looks unlikely this will be a major concern for the west coast coast of florida by monday. perhaps category 2. much more o

temperature wise 15 degrees right now in san francisco, we have 60 to start your day, novato. low sixties in walnut creek, 71 in brentwood. that's a beautiful number. i'd say, get out and about early and then come back in and hunker down for the afternoon because into the afternoon kind of hit 100 degrees over areas like an attack in the north bay 96 expected for santa rosa 76 in san francisco. if you're going to see the giants play 84 over hayward and into the south bay in 90 degrees in san jose, so these numbers are warm. but we've dealt with this before. right it's when we get into sunday monday that we are likely to see temperatures that we haven't seen all season just yet into the afternoon at oracle park 74. degrees expected at game time with the west priest about 15 mph, so it will be a bit warm in the stands. make sure you of course, hydrate. bring something to protect your eyes. protect your body. take it. make sure you watch over your little ones. here's a look at the extended forecast hotter tomorrow hottest day on monday, not much improvement on tuesday , so upper

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same from novato to santa rosa.temperatures taking a dip but still in the 70's and still under sunshine sunday. we get here with a lot of rainfall pushing through. and so that's not going make it super inviting to get outside nor on monday, either after that, we'll start to clear and dry things out. and as i mentioned thursday, the start of fall rain thank you for that. let's get a look at your commute. >> heading into the city about 30 minutes for you as you're making your way from the maze to that fremont street exit, the san mateo bridge. you do have an accident. 92 westbound at 101, north. so lane is blocked. this just as your ex and the san mateo bridge. that's why here at about 33 minutes for your drive in may. from a 80 to 101 bridge tolls on a 92 run at a richmond. let's go ahead and check on that golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 32 minutes on this friday morning. >> 20 is the time and happening today. we've got governor newsom in solano county this morning. he's going to sign what he considers to b

in novato, 108 there. back to 90 in san francisco. man bay reaching 8 -- half moon bay reaching 89 degrees. heading into tomorrow, there might be slight relief but the valleys dealing with the dangerous heat again. back up another few degrees on thursday. so it's going to be several days that we're seeing these highs reaching into the very big risk category as we go toward the end of the week. now let's turn to "today in the bay"'s bob redell who is tracking power outages for some east bay residents. bob? >> reporter: good morning. we're had downtown livermore among 1st street and south l where it already feels like 80 degrees. we're outside the doughnut wheel where the power's out, as you can see. no lights on in the street. they brought in this generator, and they're hoping that it will be enough to power the fryer so they can make some doughnuts, get a lamp on in there, and get the mixer going. they won't be able to do full production like they would normally if they had pg&e power, but hopefully they can do something because they

. > >> some students in novato will be on minimum days the rest of the week because it is not cool enough for school. >> how hot was it? >> it was a thousand degrees. >> a thousand degrees? >> this is one of three schools in the district without air-conditioning. temperatures t into the mid 80s ahead of todas early dismissal. >> kids cannot learn in this environment. that affect it is learning loss they have alreadyd because of covid. >> there is no one more interested in having air-conditioning than those of us at the district office. >> the district says it does have plans to install ac at the three schools that don't have it. but, that will not happen ul next summer. working in the heat heat is rough enough without having to grill in it as well. e vendor in mission bay told us temperatures hit 130 degrees ine his tiny truck. >> wet towels, rotating people in and out all the time. making sure if anybody gets overheated, overheated, take a breather and a water. come back in if you can. if not, we stop service. >> the heat appeared to keep a lot of people at home, but some were out seekin

earlier on the four we spoke with chris qanon, who runs the center in novato, he says they get about0 calls per month and they need help. anyone can volunteer as long as they're 18 or older and willing to commit to at least 14 hour shift a week for a year. it's a great opportunity for individuals to get back to the community and to really make an impact and a difference in someone's life. volunteers who answer the suicide hotline also received free and extensive 40 hour training again. the hotline number here is 988 operators are available to speak with people seven days a week, 24 hours a day. the nationwide million father's march happened today and the hayward school district was a host site for the event. the theme this year real dad's read the goal of the marches to encourage fathers and other male role models to be more involved in the lives of kids like taking them to school, helping with homework and reading to them. why we're here. that's why my dad because i mean, i want to be an example to the future generation and i think we need to be there for them. you know, maybe some

look at that 52 half moon bay 63 in novato. it is in the upper 60s in concord.compared to yesterday. we're already six to nine degrees milder, so it's going to be a warmer day for every one north bay east bay south bay. we're in the triple digits in san jose today. that's a hotter day. we are over 107 in our inland east bay and well into the mid 90s on the peninsula. so the visibility is good. the air quality will be poor and our inland east bay and south bay. we have a spare the air alert and this is how quickly our temperatures warm through noon time. we're already over 100 degrees in san ramon upper 80s approaching the 90s to mid 90s in oakland today. we'll have that seabreeze in the afternoon, but these temperatures will certainly be records dangerously hot and continue into your tuesday thank you lisa today is our sixth consecutive flex alert, and this one is extended from four until 10 pm is usually nine. so here's what you should be doing to prepare close your blinds and pull your curtains to cover windows and keep out the sun if you do need to use your m

you can see 13 degrees warmer in novato 10 in santa rosa, 11 in palo alto. so that is to say that, you know, we already had incredible heat yesterday. and here we go again. only add a little bit more to it. so inland. extreme heat is unfortunately to be with us through thursday. those are dangerous conditions. so if you're a person that has no air conditioning, you've got trapped heat in the house, unable to cool down, want to make sure you know where those cooling centers are. you can check our website for that inland overnight lows. there will be 10 to 20 degrees above average. these are the lows that usually when we look at this map, it's all green, right? it's much cooler than this. but if you're livermore tonight, 75 degrees is your overnight low 78 in antioch. you can see 71 in concord and 70 in fremont. so it's going to be a rough ride over the next few days. i'll be back a little bit. your extended forecast. we'll talk more about when this is over. noel, back to you. kayla, thank you. on days like this, the coast is your best bet for feeling some sor

you got some hot in novato the some kids kids were sent home early. saray home early. sara donchey was there and when school where parents had to come early, pick up their kids, because the schools are without ac. >> reporter: how hot was it. >> it was like a thousand degre. like a thousand degrees. >> reporter: it wasn't that hot ticket was hot enough to cancel classes for the second half of the day for the entire week. >> it's unfortunate there are ts schools that don't have air conditioning. we have been working on this for years. it's not fair for the kids. >> reporter: it is part of the heat plan enacted to help. >> the worry about your kids when it is that hot? >> i was glad >> i was glad when they said we are going to have a half day. >> it was 85 degrees in the cla. degrees in the class. it's uncomfortable. we have fans going. the lights are off. >> reporter: the district says inflation delayed plans to install ac. >> there is no one more interested in having air conditg in having air conditioning than those of us at the district office who have to try to imple

city, san francisco back down to 60s in the marina, 75 downtown and the north bay, 100 napa, 97 in novato but we all want that larger cooling is coming in saturday and sunday from that system offshore so this is a definite, we will see those chillier temperatures but here's the crazy thing, the way this is setting up, the circulation around it will pull in remnants of tropical system k, so clouds, humidity, lightning, and rain into california this weekend, the best chances of that rainfall will be through central southern california, the mountains around san diego could see one plus inches, the la area half-inch or maybe more. not a whole lot expected for us but we could get into dry lightning that would keep the fire danger high. here is hurricane k hitting mexico right now, winds at 75 miles per hour and watch how close it gets as the tropical storm to the la area. on sunday, san francisco down to 69 and through the inland valleys, check it out. i've lowered it even more. 89 sunday, 70s next tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, it will feel like the ac is on when you open the door. >> that

air conditioning helps novato unified school district has a heat plan with precautions to get through this heat wave safely. the plan includes doing a half day at 3 campuses, including lucid an elementary novato high school and he'll education center inside the elementary school. you can see fans and little ac units to try and keep the kids cool until their parents picked them up at the half day mark, every school in nevada is prepared to make sure kids stay cool throughout the day. you have p e indoors and very exercise on that and then recess will also be indoors. >> where they're going to play inside inside and just keep them kind of in the coolest part that we can. >> and then like i said, we're going to be for providing lots of water. the principal here lucid an elementary school, says they hope to get air conditioning by summer 2023. but until then these half days, we'll have to do. >> i'm sarah stinson reporting in nevado. back to you. sarah, thank you. it's important on days like today that, you know, the signs of heat exhaustion, it happens when your body loses too much salt

you're headed out early and we're looking at current numbers from the upper 50s in san francisco 55 in novato to 64 in antioch. so roof camera showing good visibility and temperatures won't be as warm today. we're going to see that sea breeze keep the coast cool by noontime 60s there 70 around the bay 80 inland and we're looking. another warm autumn day with 80s around the bay and near 90 in our warmest inland valleys. so that's bringing the temperatures back a few degrees sea breeze not reaching too far to the east but we're going to fine-tune that for more cooling as we get into tomorrow and tuesday list. all right, lisa. thanks developing news in the east bay another deadly shooting in oakland, please say a man from san francisco was shot and killed last night. they say they found him lying on the ground on camden street near 60 second avenue. he had been shot at least once and he died at the scene. please say officers found the man after responding to a shot spotter alert shortly after 6pm his death marks the eighth deadly shooting in oakland just this week and it comes after another man

we've got 76 in novato around the base, 63 san francisco mid sixties over hayward. into the afternoon. we go with the cloud cover there, you see, continuing to move onshore and then pushing off to the east. by nine o'clock this evening, we finally began to see a little bit of low cloud cover and that mid and high level cloud cover out of the area less for tomorrow as it continues to move away 87 degrees for a santa rosa today will go up for sixties in san francisco seventies in oakland, 84 livermore 79 over san jose. so temperatures very seasonal for this time of year, mid sixties, the afternoon i expected in pacifica 79 for napa in the south bay 79 over san jose. temperatures will continue to drop a getting into the coming days. better details on what you can expect in the extended forecast coming up. ukrainian forces making more progress on monday, reportedly pushing russian forces back in some areas to the border. i'm jeff paul in keep. i've got the details coming up. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good

sutton elementary, novato high school and the hill education center. all other nevada schools will follow their individual heat plans, which can mean counseling, outdoor athletic practices and games and holding pe classes indoors. contra costa county office of education has a color coded chart that limits outdoor physical activity based on the highest temperatures that includes limiting outdoor practices and pe classes when temperatures are higher than 95 degrees, and canceling all sports activity when it's hotter than 105 degrees. there's a new warning from first responders during this heat wave after oakland firefighters rushed to save a baby who was accidentally locked inside a hot car over the weekend. ktvu evan sernoffsky has the details. we had a very good outcome. which isn't always the case. when you know, minutes do count and whether like this temperatures hit the mid nineties sunday and east oakland mother realized she accidentally locked her keys and six month old baby in her car. she quickly called 911 and truck number seven out of station

seven mile visibility and novato. these are the remnants of kay, now a depression, was a hurricane.ain in los angeles, san diego picked up about .648 inches. you will see numerous reports of flash flood i. with heavy rain across southern california. system fears up over the open water and moves away from the coastline. look at the rainfall projections, they are still getting more rain in southern california, which is why the flash flood watches and warnings are up. the additional rain could end up with an additional inch or two. those clouds come in our direction, humidity goes up, we are all racing a few of those clouds. tomorrow night, we could see spotty showers at 9:00. best chance still around the monterey bay. a few showers could pop up sunday morning in the northern part of our viewing area. hazy, humid and cooler start to the weekend. slight chance of showers, thunder chance central coast. cooler than average temperatures next week. smoke from the mosquito fire in the atmosphere will continue to come into our area which is why we have an air quality advisory through tomorrow

a and the north bay, 112 clearlake. 109 novato. 96 here in mill valley. so i hear you guys. i'm feeling it too. we all want the colder temperatures. saturday and sunday a dramatic drop for us. we'll see the chillier system develop offshore. that's going really sink temperatures down. the way the circumstance weighs is setting up, remnants from hurricane kay. so we're going to have clouds, humidity, also some lightning chances. the best possibility of rainfall goes towards central california. part of this would help the fire danger. a half inch or more. if we get some dry lightning sparking around here around northern california, that fire danger would increase. nonetheless, definitely some strange weather coming our way. here is hurricane kay. winds at 100 miles per hour. show you the current track. look at how close it gets to southern california coastline and weakens once we hit saturday and sunday's forecast. on my seven-day we have the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. 69 on sunday. that is better. and you'll see for the inland valleys 90 on sunday. 87 on monday's f

. >>> san rafael, also 101, the crash heading toward novato has cleared toward the shoulder.l be able to get around any lanes that may remain closed. back to you. >>> as kari was telling us, much of the bay area about to see triple-digit here. people relying on electricity to try to stay cool. >> this is also prompting not only a statewide flex alert, but a person message from governor newsom. >> reporter: outside dining was banned. that's what some people were looking for in downtown brentwood as they prepare for rising temperatures. >> it is very hot and it's going to get even hotter. >> reporter: the high of 96 degrees, it will be over 100. what are people planning to do? >> stay indoors and crank up that ac. >> reporter: that's what governor newsom is anticipating. he issued a state of emergency to temporarily increase energy production, warn californians to keep the thermostat at 78 degrees to take pressure off the power grid. >> try to pre cool earlier in the day the home. try not to use too much electricity in those key hours. the key hours are between 4:00 p.m. and 9:

it's santa rosa. 77 degrees in novato. 73 in petaluma. so working on a great evening and high pressure really start to dig in now it's going to build in nicely over the next 24 hours. in fact, tomorrow may be the warmest day of the week. the on shore breeze kicking in. yeah, we're going to see that. of course, even underneath that ridge of high pressure will still get a sea breeze. but overnight tonight, there's going to be a little turn. the wind, i think a little more of a northerly component win little offshore flow. >> developing around parts of the bay, area's high pressure begins to build in that area of low pressure kicking to the east. and so you get that northerly component in all of a sudden, we've got that warm, even some hot weather showing up in some of the valleys by tomorrow afternoon. fog. yeah, maybe a thin layer. it's going to be very patchy. maybe a little dance along the coastline and there's not going to be much. we start out that way on early on friday morning. then here comes that sunshine on the way and looking glo

about 62 degrees this morning 61 in novato. low sixties and napa for the inner east bay 60 degrees in brentwood. i've got to check that number. really livermore reporting 80 degrees. what is going on there? here's a look at the storm tracker to when it comes to the rain areas over the north bay getting a little bit of a break. they have some scattered showers over hills berg, maybe a little bit of drizzle out there again below the radar beam. santa rosa has already reported more than a quarter inch. so even though santa rosa looks dry at the moment, they have received their fair share already giving you a look here into the central bay where we have san francisco crossing over the bay bridge. likely to be breezy, breezy on those bridges. if you do have a drive, be careful along the east bay shore from berkeley, emeryville. oakland. answer san leander hayward. we've got some light showers and then as we move farther east perhaps over areas along a 6 80 from concord, walnut creek, down through san ramon over towards 5 80 livermor

it's 11 degrees warmer in novato santa rosa and fairfield right now that this time yesterday eight degreeset's take a look. this is the view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco where it's 66 right now we have low to mid 70s at oakland and palo alto 82, san jose santa clara 79 and 64 at half moon bay at the golden gate. you can see lots of blue sky showing up now where earlier today was quite cloudy. 82 right now up north at santa rosa petaluma 7481 at napa mid to upper 80s at fairfield concord and livermore so a mild to warm afternoon and as we look out over interstate 880 in oakland and the oakland arena, these are our forecast features partly cloudy tonight. sprinkles are still possible. although we don't expect any measurable rain. it'll be sunny here and less humid tomorrow and cooler than average by midweek. so overnight this is what we can expect the passage of more that tropical moisture that's been kicking up from the remnants of tropical storm k, but not enough to produce any rainfall just clouds and a little bit of a humid feeling at times and we start the day tomorro

although novato santa rosa and fairfax have been in and out of the 40's and 50's this morning. so we do have some pretty chilly temperatures up north. a sign of the dry air that is sitting across the region that dry air paired with these really hot conditions is going to up fire danger throughout the course of this upcoming weekend. temperatures heating up beginning today, but really soaring past 100 degrees starting on saturday, lasting through tuesday. and that's right there in the middle of all your holiday weekend plans. you may have been anticipating so make sure that you spent the afternoon hours with at least access to some a c, you know, family members, friends or neighbors that don't have access to it. go ahead. extend the hand, give them a cool place to get to. as for our wake-up planner, we start nice and cool, but we do end today on a much hotter know daytime highs as warm as 100 degrees for some of our inland areas. the first time we're seeing those triple digit numbers in this forecast, but certainly not the last 60's at the coast and 80's for most of our bayshore

well, the way home back into the 80's. 84 degrees petaluma novato warm enough at 88 today. tomorrow's temperatures take a dip back to our seasonal averages with mid 80's inland and 70's along the bay shore today easily the warmest of the weekend as we make our way through the rest of this forecast. we're pretty steady and falling back in our officially insight next thursday. so you'll start to see those earlier evenings by the end of this forecast. rain. >> look at your bridges this morning. headed into the city right now. little under 7 minutes to make it from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit san mateo bridge, a 80 to 1, a 12 minute ride heading across the worst events richmond, sandra fell bridge still under 8 minutes to make it from the tolls to 101 and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes on this friday morning. our time now for and then here in the bay area and urban search and rescue team is standing by to take off to florida at any time. the miller part fire protection district is part of fema search and rescue team. the pact the ready to leave at