this is novato creek. it's one level below the street surface, and that means that a bear and its entire family or any other kind of critter can walk through here without ever being seen. and if it comes up to take a look around, it's got an exit because this goes on for miles and miles. last night was trash night. and usually when there's bears, trash cans get knocked over. i haven't heard anybody's trash cans getting over knocked over last night. so which tells me that they're staying probably out of the populated areas. if anything, though, black bears are extremely skittish. they will react to perceived threats. mother bears like mothers of all species, get very, very defensive if they feel like their cubs are threatened. wildcat a wildlife rescue and rehabilitation hospital and an educational facility, says those seeing bears is rare. they've walked these lands for thousands of years, but the explosion of security cameras and phone cameras give us more chances to record them and then spread them on so

this is novato creek. it's one level below the street surface, and that means that a bear and its entire family or any other kind of critter can walk through here without ever being seen. and if it comes up to take a look around, it's got an exit because this goes on for miles and miles. last night was trash night. and usually when there's bears, trash cans get knocked over. i haven't heard anybody's trash cans getting over knocked over last night. so which tells me that they're staying probably out of the populated areas. if anything, though, black bears are extremely skittish. they will react to perceived threats. mother bears like mothers of all species, get very, very defensive if they feel like their cubs are threatened. wildcat, a wildlife rescue and rehabilitation hospital and an educational facility, says though seeing bears is rare, they've walked these lands for thousands of years. but the explosion of security cameras and phone cameras give us more chances to record them and then spread them on

little breezy there in novato reporting 14mph.while, our temperatures in and around the bay area right now, low 60s in san francisco. we have upper 60s in napa. go inland and it's a nice warm day in areas like brentwood 77 for you there mid 70s over the south bay of san jose. but that heat from the weekend is a thing of the past is very nice out there for all the celebrations going on upper 60s in rohnert park 71 in novato along the peninsula a very enjoyable 74 in woodside 75. stanford one more shift to the inner east bay where we typically have some of our warmer temps right now 78 for clayton, 74 in dublin. so getting into the afternoon enjoyable. here's a look at the afternoon highs expected across the bay area, low 60s and pacifica with partly sunny conditions. mid 60s san francisco upper 70s to low 80s around the bay and we'll touch about 90 degrees for some of our hotter spots in lim for areas over napa for today going to be 80 degrees. on the flip side with this cooler pattern in place again we're looking at that possibili

this is novato creek. it's one level below the street surface. and that means that a bear and its entire family or any other kind of critter can walk through here without ever being seen. and if it comes up to take a look around, it's got an exit because this goes on for miles and miles. last night was trash night and usually when there's bears, trash cans get knocked over. i haven't heard anybody's trash cans getting over knocked over last night. so which tells me that they're staying probably out of the populated areas. if anything, though, black bears are extremely skittish. they will react to perceived threats. mother bears, like mothers of all species, get very, very defensive if they feel like their cubs are threatened. wild care, a wildlife rescue and rehabilitation hospital and an educational facility says those seeing bears is rare. they've walked these lands for thousands of years, but the explosion of security cameras and phone cameras give us more chances to record them. and then spread them on social media. it may well be that this i

a pretty day for you here in novato 66.the coast we've been again dealing with the fog, 52 degrees and visibility down to zero along highway one. be careful if you have a commute in that area , 62 sfo, 62 in oakland going to the a's game for today is going to be nice, but it's going to be warm mostly sunny skies upper 70s expected with just a light breeze into the afternoon and oakland is expected to top out at 79 a pretty 70 degrees for san francisco. we've got a warm day in san rafael as well as a napa. 90 degrees for you there for the inner east bay. low 100, 102 for livermore, 102 for antioch. your extended forecast here. temperatures begin to dip tomorrow. 60s at the coast, upper 70s around the bay upper 90s for our hotter spots inland and then a bigger drop coming tuesday. wednesday way better for inland cities. upper 80 to low 90 for you there loaded with 70s for our bayside communities and 60s at the coast cloudy okay thanks rosemary. well fire department in the bay area is working with a local beekeeper will tell y

novato reporting a 14 and stronger than that over areas that like santa rosa and novato .ot some winds out there as well. 67 degrees in areas of over oakland. we've got 71 in napa tomorrow morning. temperatures will be in the 50s. so relatively comfortable but likely to see some patchy drizzle out there. once again, very similar to what we had this morning. and then into the afternoon after hitting above 100 degrees over the weekend for some of our inland cities, our inland areas are going to be below average, 84 expected for you. livermore 68 in oakland, low 60s a san francisco 76 for santa rosa and san jose. you'll be just a little bit below the seasonal norm in the upper 70s. here's a better look at the afternoon highs expected for tomorrow. we'll go mostly cloudy at the coast. 62. pacifica 63 in san francisco, upper 60s, low 70s for most of our bayside communities. a little bit warmer for you redwood city as we go inland. a warm day in livermore at 84 and in the north bay a very enjoyable 73 expected for san rafael. take a look at your extended forecast here. temperatu

. >> reporter: there's a lot of open space in or near the city of novato. so wildlife encounters aren't that surprising, but to see not just a bear, but an entire family of bears has everyone a bit surprised. at 24 square miles, novato is a small town with a bigfoot print, but most of the land is open space. so if there's a place in the bay area where nature and man must learn to co-exist, it's probably here. >> we live in a beautiful area surrounded by open space. it's inevitable wild animals will be in town. >> reporter: still sergeant alan bates says he was not expecting what a resident reported seeing on a video taken from a camera sunday afternoon in the area of mewok park. >> the mother bear came up and looked at the camera, getting pretty close to it and the little cubs following mama behind. >> reporter: last july a pair of bear cubs were caught on camera playing in a marin county creek. we'd love to show you video of sunday's encounter, but sergeant bates said the owner had a technical malfunction and it no longer exists. while that may seem fishy,

firefighters say you can call places like the novato fire district.y will send someone to your home to assess the structure and then also the surrounding vegetation. firefighters say that's what you need to be doing right now. flames raging, eating up 23.5 acres. it all started around 3:00 p.m. and sent a cloud of smoke into the sky. >> my brother-in-law came into the driveway and said there was fire across the road and we came out and looked. >> reporter: mark glenn has lived here three years. >> we haven't had a fire in a while. >> reporter: he said a small portion of his property was charred. >> up that way. >> reporter: he had to get the cows out to stop the fire's progression. cal fire said it was moving fast because. sea breeze. the steam terrain was held dry and how dry everything is. the 90-plus degree weather, firefighters from multiple agencies and surrounding fire districts helped, keeping nearby homes safe. people were unharmed. the grass was left stained from that pink retardant. >> our grass was taller. it makes it difficult at times to

in novato, j.r. stone abc 7 news . dan: we will keep tabs on that. let's turn things over to the weather with abc 7 news beat meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: it is looking nice over the next 24 hours. let's take a look at the picture from our sutro tower camera. let's go hour-by-hour over the next 24 hours. here is what you can expect. tomorrow morning, patchy fog and drizzle. i the lunch hour, it is already warming up, and it will be hot inland tomorrow afternoon. a little rebound tomorrow after the cool down today at 7:00 p.m. we will still be warm in lent, but cooling at the coast. i will be back to let you know when the cooling that started today resumes again, coming up. ama: thank you so much. and let's get into tonight's abc 7 advancer at 11:00. it is a way we like to keep you ahead of the storylines in the days to come. we begin with the potential emergencies in the city of valeo. dan: the city may choose to make that official declaration because of the lack of police officers. ama: tim johns is looking at the reason behind the shortage

we have seen some lightning strikes over healdsburg and just east of novato. fortunately short-lived light scattered showers with this line of storms making its way into the bay area. mid-level monsoonal like clouds and today's hot temperatures creating this combination of pretty severe weather out there with this very unstable atmosphere in place rohnert park and petaluma tracking light scattered showers. most of it evaporated before it hits the ground. also known as virga dylan beach in inverness as well. but fairly dry, clear and calm conditions for most of the bay area outside of the north bay. but we're expecting to see that thunderstorm threat in the form of dry lightning continuing through monday morning at 5 o'clock in when tracker for showing if any of that cloud to ground lightning does spark. it could easily spark and spread a wildfire. even with these breezy winds right now, 13 miles per hour sustained in downtown san franc sco with gusts upwards of 15 miles per hour through monday morning. but then by monday afternoon, we're going to see those win

look at that cool 48 in novato with 58 by the delta. this morning we are slightly milder, except for that 48 in novato where it is cooler. we've got patchy fog and high clouds in the 60's in the inland valleys. we quickly climb through the 80's this afternoon. not a lot of change for your monday. we will reserve that for tuesday. notice the low clouds and fog ringing to the coast. by the later afternoon, we've got partly cloudy skies. today, very little change. then we are looking at that cool down coming into play for your tuesday, your wednesday, much of the work week before we reverse that trend. more on that coming up. jobina: we are going to start with a look at mass transit, since everything is everything -- since everything is already running. all on time so far this morning. moving over to the live cameras, showing off 101, those taillights are driving southbound. no blocking issues to report in the north or south bay. san jose, looking live and we will end with an overall view of the map. for the most part our sensors are linin

. >> in the north bay residents are being warned to stay inside after bears were spotted in novato over the weekend. local police say a mother bear and 2 cubs were seen in the area of me walk park on novato boulevard authorities are advising the community there to use extreme caution when in the area bears are generally afraid of people and any aggressive behavior is rare. but if you do see a bear, you are asked to call 9-1-1. we heard from some residents who say they are being extra cautious. >> this is the first step and walking dogs since since i got the next report. not going to be on the lookout for any of the dogs are alert or sniffen to mature. here's something in the bushes. just just be aware of my surroundings. >> and let's take a look at safety tips from local police. in case you do come face-to-face with a bear. if you end up making eye contact with the animal, don't run instead slowly back away without turning your back to the animal. if the bear tries to get close to you, make some noises and try to look bigger by waving your arms. >> this surveillance footage shows a viol

some went through novato and they are still stuck in novato. >> i want to see my baby girl. i want to see my wife. i am hun reporter: others stuck new the roadblock to making the best of it despite home being four hours away on the other side of the bridge. >> i went to the store to try to get some food. what can you do? if you have to go around. gloria: to another traffic closure happening right now. eastbound interstate 80 is closed in crockett. the detours are highlighted in green on the map. this stretch of roadway is closed for construction. caltrans says why it -- while it may be any inconvenience this weekend, it will be worth it in the long run. >> because we are closing this, we will be able to do reinforced concrete paving. over the three miles we will have a smooth ride and we look at a longer life, possibly 40 years of life. gloria: the roadway will open no later than 5:00 a.m. on monday, the first of three closures for this stretch. two others are planned for august and then caltrans will work on the westbound side of the freeway. a man is dead following a shoot

seven degrees cooler in novato.e's a look at san francisc under mostly blue skies. 69 in oakland. low 70's for mountain view and palo alto. 61 at half moon bay. notice the absence of fob. no marine layer yet -- no marine layer yet. upper 80's at fairfield, concord and livermore. looking back toward san francisco, we see blue skies. these are forecast headlines. coastal clouds expand tonight. some patchy morning drizzle is likely be but slightly warmer inland tomorrow. cooler in all areas beginning wednesday. overnight, expect high clouds to pass over. low clouds will deepen near the coastline. some patchy drizzle is as well during the overnight and early morning hours. the morning commuters may encounter a damp spot or two other roadways. mid to upper 50's, typical for this time of year, a little bit milder in antioch, 64 degrees which is uncomfortably mild. highs tomorrow, low 60's at the close. near 70 here in san francisco. inland areas will be east bay, the mid-90's there, mid-80's to mid 90's on the south bay.

thousands of boxes are stored by novato in asheville, north carolina. they hold some of the oldest weather observations like the one taken in january of 1957 at the south pole. there is weather archives at this site from some famous people, benjamin franklin, thomas jefferson, and the recordkeeping like this helped us understand how the weather and climate have shaped our world over time. >> this is what we consider the authoritative source. this is the information we have collected as a country and as a globe, right, as a global community over the last two to three centuries that supports the predictions and decisions and analyses being performed today. >> so when we hear noaa scientists saying that such month or year was the hot e recorded ever, it's actually true with all of this recordkeeping coming from famous names, soldiers, farmers, everyday people. even at this instant, we can jot it out outside and it could be in the archives one day. >> i love history so much. that's cool to see all of that. we mentioned that july may break a record as well w

so we are noticing just east of novato that there are some thunder and lightning being reported there as well. so friendly reminder if you hear thunder or go indoors because this is severe weather out there right now impacting the north bay as i speak and like i mentioned, fires could easily spark and spread. if that dry lightning does hit the ground. wind speeds out there right now over nevado out of the north 12 mile per hour winds. we are expecting to see gusts upwards of 20 miles per hour during the overnight hours and into your monday morning, especially along the coast and east bay shoreline. we are expecting to notice some pretty breezy winds throughout the late and fairfield conquered as well. winds out of the west-southwest in the morning increasing into that 20 to 30 miles per hour range. so we are exp cting to see a breezier day tomorrow compared to today, but absolutely gorgeous sunset out there right now in the east bay over berkeley, that purple haze out there. thanks to that mid-level moisture creating a magnificent sunset out there this evening. so enjoy excessive heat

you can see bright sunny skies, look at those temperatures in the 80's from santa rosa to novato. 89in fairfield, 85 in concorde and livermore. we have fog around over the golden gate. temperatures near the coast, not quite as warm. san francisco, 61, 66 in oakland, 65 in san jose, 55 at half moon bay. we have the fog near the beaches. not everywhere, but along parts of the coastline. here is what will happen. we'll notice high-pressure coming in from the desert southwest. as it builds westward, we are looking at changes heat not just for the bay area, but much of the state later on this week. an excessive heat watch has been issued for friday at 11 a.m. until 8 p.m. on sunday. it covers all of the bay area. solano county going under that through monday night. the concern is those temperatures will run from the upper 90's to near 110. overnight numbers will be in the 60's, 70's. dangerously hot. the weather will increase that risk of heat illnesses. keep that in mind. some people are enjoying their plans on the beach in santa cruz with sunshine. fog along the coast and bay overnight.

as you're getting ready for work, it is 55 in novato. we're seeing mid-50s all around the bay area and starting out with clouds here. look at the temperature trend. it's going to be cool throughout the morning, eventually becoming sunny, and it's going to be a beautiful day. make plans to enjoy more time outside. we'll talk about next week's warm-up in a few minutes. >>> time will be minimal here at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll check on the metering lights. i do see another backup and i'll show that to you coming up. >>> well, the "associated press" is reporting this morning that president biden has approved the transfer of cluster munitions to ukraine. >> these weapons are deadly, in fact way too deadly. >> yeah, they are too deadly in a way. that's the concern. cluster munitions come apart in the air and then rain down bomblets between the size of a baseball and golf ball. very effective way of killing soldiers, which obviously is the point of a weapon. but the problem is not all of those bomblets go off, meaning civilians can come

in novato, j.r. stone abc 7 news . dan: we will keep tabs on that.'s turn things over to the weather with abc 7 news beat meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: it is looking nice over the next 24 hours. let's take a look at the picture from our sutro tower camera. let's go hour-by-hour over the next 24 hours. here is what you can expect. tomorrow morning, patchy fog and drizzle. i the lunch hour, it is already warming up, and it will be hot inland tomorrow afternoon. a little rebound tomorrow after the cool down today at 7:00 p.m. we will still be warm in lent, but cooling at the coast. i will be back to let you know when the cooling that started today resumes again, coming up. ama: thank you so much. and let's get into tonight's abc 7 advancer at 11:00. it is a way we like to keep you ahead of the storylines in the days to come. we begin with the potential emergencies in the city of valeo. dan: the city may choose to make that official declaration because of the lack of police officers. ama: tim johns is looking at the reason behind the shortage and

so hayward reaching 73 and 75 in novato. what's happening here is the high pressure that brought that big spike in temperatures is moving away. we're going to see this low dropping down the coast, and for the pacific northwest it's going to be definitely cooler. but for us it brings back that ocean breeze and we may trend a little cooler than we typically see for this time of year. take a look at morgan hill. still hitting the low 90s today. look at the weekend. whatever you didn't get to do over this past weekend because it was too hot, plan for it this weekend. we're talking upper 70s and low 80s for the inland areas. for san francisco, we're going to see at times some low clouds and fog, but we're staying in the 60s near the coast. so far it seems like it's been pretty quiet? >>> overall the freeways are moving nicely, off rout 109 or university avenue we do see slowing. things are changing. right off of 101 we saw the direction heading toward the meta campus or facebook campus, there was a lot of slowing. it spread itsel

difference from our coolest coastal city and our hottest inland valley, tim brown. 72 degrees with novato93 degrees. scorching temperatures there already. 97 degrees for those of you in livermore and conquered 93 degrees. so already heating up into the 90's for warmest inland valleys. but we are going to notice marine layer staying in place along the coast, not as thick as widespread as what we're tracking for the last couple of days, but we are going to notice that shallow marine layer and patchy drizzle as well for those of you who want to beat the heat along immediate coastline, air quality today, moderate air particles but noticeably hazy out there because of the heat and we are tracking poor air particles for those of you in the east limit outdoor activity as you can because this warm bubble of hot air mass is going to hang tight over the bay area saturday into sunday until eventually shift to the east, bringing us some relief on monday. but seasonal temperatures not arriving until next week. more. my full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. just back to you so we will continue

here is a look at our high temperatures this afternoon, with novato headed for 83 degrees. we'll see a high of 73 in oakland and 71 in san mateo. dublin today reaching 81 with upper 70s in san jose. it will be hotter in morgan hill, reaching 90 this afternoon. so we'll take a look at the rest of the week's forecast. >>> mike, you were looking at something in san jose. >> first there were flashing lights over here as we look at our camera in san jose. then it moved off of the roadway. everything is clear from our shot right here, you see the slowing approaching that 280/17 interchange on the southbound side. the chp report says everything was moved off the off-ramp but there must be something going on that's causing slowing sensors. it might be a law enforcement vehicle that is skewing the data. so far, no lanes reported blocked. the live camera didn't see a problem. all the way up on either side, no problems with the bay bridge. just the build out of the altamont. there is a crash in the area. i'll check on that and see if it's affecting 205 or 580. back to you. >> thanks.

and even santa rosa 94 degrees. 48 degrees above average there alone of the novato.ecast. hayward, 78 degrees of fremont and even redwood city in the mid 80's in downtown san francisco. very pleasant, 69 degrees. so it is going to be tempting to head to our beaches, especially along the coast with temperatures in the near 70's there. but we're going to notice, though, cooler temperatures by wednesday, but right where we should be for this time of year and then we're going to be on cruise control. little change for the next several days outlook, as you could see, even monday, we're going to be exactly what we should be with. no major heat waves or triple digit weather in sight. tuesday, though, enjoy that valley heat back to hugh grant and stephanie. all right. that sounds awful. nice. thank you so much. >> well, barbenheimer takes over the box office. more on babackck i in n ththe e , snsneaeakeker r drdropopst getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. get the best

one thing but novato and marin county is yeah, kind of kind of surprising.you keeping an eye on for traffic, sal? well, we're looking at the bay bridge. pam and dave, because this is what we generally if we see the bay bridge is really crowded, then out of the commuter, i wouldn't say it's really crowded. i would say it's a typical monday. it kind of started off a little later than usual, but we filled in all the way out to the maze. it's moving along okay, though. the traffic through the bridge, kind of a normal ish commute. let's take a quick look at the san mateo bridge. that's also pretty crowded. it's moving, but it's crowded. so we're not it doesn't look like we're having a lighter than usual monday. let me quick get up to the richmond bridge. we do have a lot of slow traffic. i haven't found anything there that would cause concern, but we do have some slowing there and highway four is slow, 80 doesn't look all that bad as you drive through and from hercules to berkeley. so we're kind of easing into a monday, i think july and august . we might have a c

but first, there was a bear sighting in novato what you need to know just to stay safe. case you happen to come face-to-face with one of those bears, these stories and >> right now police are warning people in novato to be cautious when they're outside bears were spotted in the santa maria neighborhood over the weekend. kron four's will tran has the latest. >> what you need to know is if you're coming down to this location, just be mindful of what's around you because you hopefully we'll be alone. you and your fur babies. this place a lot of dogs and dog walkers. hopefully no bears. but that happened over the weekend. let me quickly pull up a map for you so you can know my location. a lot of people already aware and some people i had been notified. so this is me walk park. it's located on novato boulevard and eucalyptus avenue. it's a neighborhood park but quite popular. and already we've seen so many people walking around here walking their dogs to quick jog or maybe just walking by themselves before they head to work. unfortunately, there is a mama bear out there and a

crews from petaluma, novato and marin county were also on scene there earlier today. the santa rosa fire department posted a moderate risk of fire danger. crews posting today signed warned residents that the warmer weather means the chance of a wildfire increases. a heat advisory is in effect for all of santa rosa this weekend. earlier on the four, we spoke with dr. benjamin thomas from kaiser permanente about heat safety over the holiday weekend. well, we really need to be mindful of our heat strokes, which are really dangerous and really typically occur when the body cannot control its temperature anymore. so people need to stay hydrated and if they're experiencing any symptoms similar to this, they need to seek medical attention. dr. thomas says that caffeinated beverages and alcohol can both dehydrate you. so drinking plenty of water is important if you are out in that hot weather fire danger is not the only hazard. we're watching. meteorologist rosemary oroczo joins us again with a warning for beachgoers. rosemary. yes i imagine a lot of folks will be trying to b

this me walk park located on novato boulevard and eucalyptus avenue. so over the weekend, the police officers, they spotted the bear and they went through here and they saw, yes, yes, there is evidence that there's been here for quite some time. and mama bear is serious about protecting her cubs. m> and that's why you have to be careful this morning. we've seen people out and about and thankfully they put their fur babies on a leash. they got the news over the weekend because of nicks soul. so most people are world where had to notify some people most people they usually walk around anyway with their heads on a swivel, get a chance to talk to some people this morning walking their fur babies and one lady. she told me she's hoping for a win win situation. >> i would hate to have a bad experience. but on the other hand, this a historical park. >> i feel like they belong here in a way. and if we can keep them protected, get water out further towards where they need to be perhaps its water because there's a creek here. >> so here are some tips. in the mean

it was 48 earlier in novato. so certainly a cool spot there.s ten degrees cooler this morning. elsewhere, a couple degrees warmer with upper 50s. and here's a look at the wind profile today and tomorrow on this just lets you know that we're not going to get too hot as we get into your afternoon winds 20 to 30 miles an hour for your monday. they subside. we do it all again as we get into your tuesday. and that really is when the temperatures will be felt coming down. as for today, a little muggy in our inland valleys. we've got some high clouds. we have a return to some 90s elsewhere, 60s and 70s, downtown across the bay and the bigger cooldown down throughout the middle of the week. and we'll begin to reverse that trend on friday before things get really hot over the weekend. jobina >> thank you, lisa. good morning, everybody. we are going to start with a crash we're following right now in fairfield that has a backup that's extending into vacaville at the moment. so this is going to be on westbound 80 at manuel campos parkway. your speeds are d

this is novato creek. it's one level below the street surface.ans that a bear and its entire family or any other kind of critter can walk through here without ever being seen. and if it comes up to take a look around, it's got an exit because this goes on for miles and miles. last night was trash night and usually when there's bears, trash cans get knocked over. i haven't heard anybody's trash cans getting over knocked over last night. so which tells me that they're staying probably out of the populated areas. if anything, though, black bears are extremely skittish. they will react to perceived threats. mother bears, like mothers of all species, get very, very defensive if they feel like their cubs are threatened. wildcat a wildlife rescue and rehabilitation hospital and an educational facility, says those seeing bears is rare. they've walked these lands for thousands of years, but the explosion of security cameras and phone cameras give us more chances to record them and then spread them on social media. it may well be that this is not that ther

we will stay in the 60s here while novato heads for 90 degrees. temperatures going up even more for saturday. that's the peak of the heat when we will continue to see the excessive heat warnings in effect. we will talk more about that and when the heat starts to fade a bit. that's coming up in your microclimate forecast. >>> here's new video from overnight near the scene of a standoff near 99th avenue near the oakland zoo. investigators telling our photographer at the scene this started after two people were shot. the video from last night shows the driver's side shattered window from the suv, and the two victims are now in the hospital with no update on their condition. police are not confirming who is currently inside that home, but we do know that nobody is in custody just yet tied to that shooting. >>> a definitive district attorney -- defiant district attorney is defending herself against a campaign to oust her. alameda county d.a., pamela price, says a campaign to launch a recall won't work. >> today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us now. h

an investigation under way in novato that happened at a home on martin way. officers responded they found a man who had been shot and he passed away. two people were detained. if you have any information, call novato p.d. >>> san francisco health leaders intensifying a battle against the fentanyl crisis. the city's director of health says so far this year nearly 80% of overdose deaths in the city are related to fentanyl. last month 53 people died from overdoses. dr. grant coalfax says drug traffickers are increasingly mixing fentanyl with other drugs, like heroin, cocaine and meth to drive addiction and attract needy customers. in response to the crisis city health leaders are expanding medications like methadone and others to treat drug addict. >> we have been working directly with people on the streets, helping them to start and maintain on these medications. we are also reviewing all research to evolve our response to make sure that any new discoveries that could save lives are quickly translated into practice on the ground. >> fentanyl is a synthetic opio

las temperaturas y nosotros estamos disfrutando de las condiciones estables y secas y 78 grados y novaton nivel elevado así que es importante la gorra y lentes de sol porque toma tan solo 15 minutos y adicionalmente si usted sufre de problemas respiratorios y tenemos eso niveles de calidad del aire desde la calidad el aire y también las personas de problemas respiratorios que dejan ese aire que usted erespira puedeser insalubre pero el viento soplando con algo de fuerza, estamos viendo un poco de intensidad y también ciudades para eso de las 9:00 de la noche alcanzando las 20 millas y superando los números para el día de mañana y ahora el pronóstico extendido vemos espacios de sol y miren el descenso de las temperaturas el jueves será el día de tan sicion y aquí comenzamos a hablar de aumento en las temperaturas y fin de semana incluso el domingo desde san josé en los 90 grados y la situación de san francisco las temperaturas estarán refrescando y a partir dea hipoteca aumenta las temperaturas están viendo el termómetro y aumentado a lo largo del fin de semana los valores bordando los 80

>>> novato no es. >>> claro que sÍ, bueno muchas gracias. >>> gracias. >>> vamos a una pausa, y ¿le tocÓndo 48, es no elelegiste llamamarte juana y tener jujuanetes. las s alergias d de tu mamá ni la a diabetes d del abuel. pepero sí puededes elegirr a un e excelente equipo d de especialalistas que trababajan juntos p para cuidararte de lo o que no elelegiste. kakaiser permamanente. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> escuche esto, y a prepararse para lo que va a ver, ya que a no todos les gusta ver este tipo de imÁgenes. en la florida se captÓ el registro de la pitÓn mÁs larga jamÁs obtenido. >>> aquÍ los testimonios de quienes lograron capturar a la serpiente. (sonido ambiente). >>> este es el momento preciso cuando este hombre se enfrenta a la descomunal pitÓn. la serpiente intenta atacarlo, pero la joven logra someterla junto a otros dos compaÑeros. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> dice que pensÓ que era solo una serpiente de gran tamaÑo, quizÁs 10 pies. pero al estar cerca, vio que era un absoluto monstruo con el que luchÓ por unos 3 minutos. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> se dio cuenta que era la Única s

. >> 92 igual en novato pero note en la costa >>> estamos en los 70 estarÁ agradable bastante gente selor hacia lo que es 93. bastante calor con 75 en santa cruz como se ve en los prÓximos dÍas todavÍa caliente para maÑana domingo continÚan las temperaturas para el dÍa lunes mejor para el miÉrcoles. para el viernes suban para esos 89 grados >>> maÑana domingo. para ayudar >>> maÑana domingo. >> buscando que se fueron a las costas >>> por ejemplo muchos llegaron en san francisco en donde estuvo nublado nas de personas >>> caminaron tratando de buscar un alivio de este calor. dan a conocer una escultura >>> el guardiÁn del desierto. la escultura del guardiÁn. >> ahora en latinoamÉrica >>> y creo que en europa >>> plasmar rÉplicas >>> grabados y han sido apreciados por la comunidad en esta zona >>> es muy raro >>> si lo grass apreciar. es demasiado >>> actualmente el poblado >>> no potencial >>> la instalaciÓn de Área recreativa y ahora con la presencia de este gigante >>> del desierto >>> que invita a los visitantes a disfrutar del Área >>> mucha situaciÓn. >> yo creo que sÍ llamarÁ la a

and even santa rosa and novato for your daytime high. so 5 to 10 degrees above average. still along the immediate coastline, seasonal temperatures in the 60's. but we're going to notice near average highs just lasting 2 days tuesday and wednesday. that's the only break we're going to get because then we're warming up flirting with triple digits by friday of next week. so once again, hot temperatures heading our way. yes, stay hydrated. don't let up. thanks. everything's. well. the record breaking high temperatures are drying grasslands and fueling fires and all it takes is a spark to send the landscape up in flames over this weekend for wildfires broke out down in the southern california. the rec chief fire is burning in moreno valley. that one is now 60% contained and has burned about 437 acres. the highland fire burning in beaumont nearly under control. now, cal fire says that burn is about 70% contained 105 acres have been destroyed. there. the gavel and fire burning across unincorporated paris is about 50% contained tonight. it has burned 338 acres of dry grass. and

por esta noche la península sintiendo ese impacto de esta capa marina un poco hacia la costa y el novato se acercan grandes cambios tenemosun tipo más cálido ya desde mañana en las zonas más interiores de nuestra región por el martes miércoles jueves y el próximo fin de semana temperaturas que van a subir le voy a contar los detalles para ir preparándonos para este color en mi pronóstico completo >> atención a esto si usted es de los usuarios que creó su cuenta de facebook entre 2007 y 2022 se acerca la fecha límite para solicitar una compensación monetaria se trata de una demanda de 725 millones de dólares que facebook tendrá que pagar por violaciones de privacidad son elegibles los usuarios residentes en estados unidos que han tenido cuentas activas entreprivacidad son elegibles los usuarios residentes en estados unidos que han tenido cuentas activas entre el 24 de mayo de 2007 y el 22 de diciembre de 2022 si usted cumple con estos requisitos puede solicitar la indemnización llenando un formulario a través de la dirección que se ve en pantalla allí encontrará una lista que tendrá que l

novato at 48, so some chilly air. 62 in antioch.where else pretty much sandwiched in the mid to upper 50's at this hour. winds not nearly as breezy today, and that is the trend. yesterday, winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. i think the wind is closer to 20 to 25 miles per hour. we have a minor warming trend coming the next couple days. today, one or two degrees warmer. pretty close to average for this time of year. a lot of 70's around the bay shoreline. tonight, a similar skylight have right now. patchy fog, numbers in the 50's. the accuweather 7-day forecast, there is the minor warming trend through the weekend. the warmest it will be sunday on the seven-day forecast given the list weather will begin to move back in. jobina: thank you. we are starting with a look at mass transit. bart, muni, golden gate everything running on time k life picture from the san mateo bridge. these tail weight -- these tail lights are traveling westbound. we have no issues or advisories to report so far this morning. if you need to head out the door

. >> local police say a mother bear and 2 of her cubs were seen in the area of me walk park on novato boulevard. authorities are advising the community to use extreme caution when in that area, bears are generally afraid of people and aggressive behavior is pretty rare. but if you do see a bear, you're being asked to call 9-1-1. we heard from some residents who say they are being extra cautious. >> this is the first day i've been walking dogs since since i got the next report. going to be on the lookout for any of the dogs are alert or sniffen to mature. here's something in the bushes. just just be aware of my surroundings. >> so here's a list safety tips from local police. just in case you happen to come face-to-face with a bear. if you make eye contact with that bear, don't run. instead slowly back away without turning your back to it. if the bear tries to get close, make noises and try to look bigger by waving your arms. >> still to come tonight, how farmers are working to keep their livestock cool. amid record-breaking heat. >> plus, we're learning more about the owner of a liverm

visibilities at zero and santa rosa novato, nicosia. and as you make your treks towards a golden gate bridge but then it improves in san francisco and along the peninsula a mile and a half visibility now and half moon bay and nobody else is affected with the gray skies. it is currently 50 degrees in upper leg to 53 and carnitas otherwise 48 in sonoma and 54 now in vallejo. look at the widespread temperatures in the east bay at this hour. 52 in clayton to 65 and brentwood and discovery bay . good morning to all of you in castro valley. you're sporting 51 degrees along the peninsula. we are in the mid-fifties with overcast skies, south bay, santa clara valley, 58 degrees in san jose and also 57 degrees in palo alto. the winds are up to 15. in fairfield, but generally light this morning will be increasing later today out of the west. that's an onshore push, 10 to 20mph. this is the marine layer. and by 1:00 in the afternoon, we see that we do have some clearing right around san rafael and san mateo and along the coast here, we stay socked

the city of novato is enforcing ban of gas powered leaf blowers. this means only compliant electric leaf blowers can be used within city limits, however, properties larger than 10 acres will have until july. 1st of next year to comply, the city of novato adopted the ordinance last september. the california air resources board says gas powered leaf blowers produce a significant amount of pollution. still ahead here at 8 o'clock, what spacex hopes to accomplish in there latest launch into space. plus, a new exhibit is rolling into san francisco to celebrate an icon. >> here in san francisco and the tallest roller coaster in the u.s. shot down. got the dramatic video showing one of its support beams bending as a cart full of riders zoom's 5. >> it is a rider's worst nightmare. a roller coaster becomes merely a deadly disaster. the tallest, fastest and longest roller coaster in the country is closed after north carolina parkgoers noticed a crack in one of the right support beams. take a look. >> wow. >> this is the fury 3.25. at carowinds in charlotte.

it is impressive. 16 degrees cooler in nevada right now than this time yesterday -- novato right now than this time yesterday. yesterday afternoon. here's a look at the advancing marine layer which has pushed through the golden gate, over the bay right now. 60 degrees in san francisco, 64 oakland, 68 mountain view, 72 palo alto, 57 half moon bay. at the golden gate, here's another view of below the marine layer. 81 santa rosa, 77 novato, 72 napa, concord and livermore both at 88 degrees. here's a look at the advanced marine layer pushing out over san francisco right now. these are the four has -- the forecast headlines. the clouds are around the big already -- the bay already. another warming trend begins on thursday. here's our forecast animation starting at 7 p.m. this evening. you can see the advance of the low clouds pushing out across the bay. locally and in linz. there will be drizzle off shore but some of it is likely to hit the coastline in the early morning hours tomorrow. early morning commuters may encounter a wet spot or two in the roadways. later in the day we have mainl

only 80 in concord today and novato reaching 75 degrees. we're going to keep this weather tomorrow and even get a little bit cooler for some spots in the inland valleys after this weekend's extreme heat. this will bring you some relief. >>> mike, you're seeing some slowing in some of our usual commute spots. >> it's not a relief, but it is the return of the commute after the holiday. we've been monitoring slowing that started at the altamont pass. speeds still fine down vasco road, but starting to see more volume as we're looking at speed sensors. no major problems for the south bay, but we are, again, seeing the commute building in the usual spots. i'll show you the east bay coming up. i want to call out a few things later on. shoreline, fallout boy will be doing their concert. shoreline will be crowded and amphitheater parkway. keep that in mind. there's eateries over there, so they'll get crowded before the concert. and then the game, before and after, we'll have crowds around oracle park for the giants. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:

the city of novato adopted the ordinance in september of last year. the california air resources board says gas powered leaf blowers produce a significant amount of pollution. well, you thought that flying would be more expensive than moving. but apparently you'd be wrong. samantha cortese spoke to a recent cal grad about how he did it. >> i'm like crazy. in saying because schedule like super do. sportation a tr engineer. bill has an affordable apartment in los angeles. but when he was accepted into his dream master's program at cal berkeley, he made it an immersive experience. he commuted to class by plane public cup serving in the morning lax to sfo at 06:00am. >> then i would take arts, which takes an hour to berkeley. then i will take the show to campus to get to my class. >> class lunch office hours back to the airport for each home around most 08:10pm, sometimes 3 days a week for 9 months. it takes a lot think self-discipline commitments, but passion, transportation to make it work. >> bill kept a detailed list of expenses on flyer talk dot com

visibility in novato four and half moon bay.s low is overtaking that high and that high has been contributing to the near record hot temperatures in southern california, nevada and arizona. now with the cooler air mass that was just breaking up that marine layer earlier. but the cooler air mass from the ocean flows in. so 62, pacifica, 89 in antioch, 70 in hayward backing through castro valley, mid-seventies in redwood city, redwood shores, and in napa west wind 10 to 20mph. here's your extended forecast daily pretty similar conditions, which is seasonal all and by chance, if you're heading to the santa clara county fair today, pristine conditions. 735 degrees. andre and garcia. all right. thank you so much, roberta. as hollywood fights back against artificial intelligence, major streaming companies are paying more money to use and develop the technology. when you join us on the nine, we'll talk with an expert about how the industry is changing and the relaunch of twitter by elon musk might require a payment of $1,000 a month fr

temporada con esto ganaron los gigantes cinco a tres cinco cero para grabar un fondo de boston el novatocador final >> nos dejamos una muy buena opción para mañana el festival anual (...) una conmemoración donde decenas de familias rinden homenaje a los muertos no es en la calle 5 entre las calles (...) organizado por el templo budista (...) desde el mediodía hasta las nueve ♪♪. ♪♪. >>> esta noche en noticias telemundo mÁs de 30 millones de personas estÁn bajo alerta por tiempo severo te fin de semana. y los dÍas que vienen en estados unidos. se podrÍan romper mÁs rÉcords de calor. >>> un motociclista armado abre fuego en una serie de ataques al azar, en queen y new york. uno muriÓ y otros resultaron e hid rs. >>> inicio de su semana laboral podrÍa estar en... le contamos a quÉ se deben y quÉ recomiendan los expertos para lidiar con la ansiedad que provocan. >>> la emblemÁtica jugadora de fÚtbol estadounidense se retira, serÁ el cuarto y Último mundial para la delantera que luchÓ por mejorar las condiciones para las jugadoras. ♪♪. ♪♪. >>> ¿quÉ tal? les saluda johana suÁrez. este domingo

petaluma novato, san rafael area.peratures right now in the 50s, 54 san francisco, upper 50s in napa, 60 degrees in livermore and low 70s in brentwood. so brentwood, one of the areas not necessarily feeling that onshore breeze. as we get into the second part of the day, our temperatures along the coast and around the bay right where we should be upper 60s in areas over san francisco , low 70s in oakland, our inland areas will still be above average, 92 for santa rosa, 92 in livermore. but that's a big improvement from the 105 that we had on saturday in livermore. a better look at the afternoon highs for today and the cooldown that will continue as we get into the weekend. coming up in just a bit. rosemary, thank you. we are off to a cool start this week in the bay area, but much of the country is still suffering through oppressive heat where the dangerously high temperatures are headed. next weekend, a peek at the theaters as barbie was the most popular film at the box office. but if it wasn't for one woman, the movie

a 59-year-old passenger of novato died.ved that accident and is in critical condition. that plane struck a power line near the end of the runway. ntsb is now investigating. >>> and authorities are sounding the alarm over a dangerous social media stunt. this is a video where people are jumping off of fast-moving boats, trying to get millions of views online. "today's" katie hartung describes the trend that could easily prove deadly. >> reporter: good morning. we have seen people take on dangerous stunts for likes on social media before. the one we're looking into today on the "today" show has seen at least four people in alabama jumping to their deaths. it's called the boat jumping challenge. people are hurling themselves off of speeding boats and into the water. we talked to one expert who explains the force you meet when you do such a thing. he says that jumping off of a moving boat that's going 30 to 50 miles per hour is the equivalent to jumping out of a multi-story building and hitting concrete. any boat that is going f

half moon bay reaching 62 degrees, 81 in novato, and we'll see some mid-80s for livermore.ch of record heat across the southwest is starting to move away from us. we're going to see this low dipping down into the pacific northwest. you can see with its counterclockwise wind flow it will bring in a stronger ocean breeze and nice temperatures. take a look at san jose. over the next ten days we're going from mid-80s to upper 70s for the weekend. what are you planning to do this weekend? it's going to be much nicer, much cooler, and also still come near normal temperatures, but maybe even dip below what we are usually seeing for late july into early august. san francisco is going to be in the mid-60s. we'll see that continue throughout much of the week. >>> mike, you're tracking a crash? >> i am. this is in the south bay where we're looking at westbound 237 at north 1st street. this crash still reportedly in the lane involving a motorcycle and someone who is still in the lanes. that will be a spectacle at the very least. we do see traffic starting to continue to build off of 88

in the north bay, you can see plenty of sunshine with mid 90's in petaluma and novato, santa rosa 100 ukiah in the east bay, it will be comfortable so we've got t-shirt and shorts weather. deftly slather on the sunscreen. we will see lots of 80's, low 80's from berkeley and oakland into the upper 80's into fremont and then the triple digits in the inland areas like brentwood. 106, walnut creek and fairfield at 103 degrees. it will be sweltering today. at lowe's tonight will also be on the mild side, especially for the interior areas, only dropping to the 60's. that is not much cooling, but around the bay with the fog returning overnight, we will drop into the upper 50's and mid-50's at the beaches. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. records are possible. today we are keeping an eye on some of them and getting close. for example, areas like livermore, average, well in the upper 80's and we might hit 105 today and record is 107. we are getting close to record numbers and we will keep an i on that. no relief in sight until midweek next week. gloria: i know you've been reminding ever