we showed you this earlier, we have a red flag fire warning from reading down to modesto, it does include solano county. 20 to 45 mile an hour wind gusts, humidity that could go as low as 5% i think overall the north bay mountains would have the highest risk of getting the wind, so we may actually see the red flag fire warning extended over the bay area and i will keep you updated on that. speaking of the wind i wanted to give you an hourly look at when i think the wind will be the gusty just and as we head into tomorrow morning, it'll be about 25 miles per hour. then, as we head through friday morning, this is when the wind and the central valley, it'll move closer to the north bay mountains. 10:00 in the morning on friday, we will definitely see some mountains around napa getting some strong gusts, also possibly close to concord, then as we roll through the upcoming weekend, thankfully, we will start to see the wind coming down. so as we move into your forecast for tomorrow, temperatures are going to start off in the 50s, mostly sunny skies, san francisco, we will began refreshing here

remember most of the barry and not under a red flag fire warning. national weather service sacramento they forecast for solano county, so they decided to have solano county under the red flag fire warning that will expire eight o'clock this evening. just to put this into perspective, this is actually a forecast model indicating fire danger. you can see the scale up here. and so most parts of the state and that yellow range moderate this is where it would be, maybe in the fall with the extreme fire danger. you can see the yellow approaching the orange in a few spots across portions of northern california. so this is the case right now, as we put this into motion, you can see those colors begin to fade away, indicating changing conditions for the better as we head into your saturday weekend that we're still talking about warm up, especially by sunday. we'll have more on that with your full update coming up in a few minutes. thank you so much mark our weather app to track the warm, gusty conditions over the weekend is always available to you. the app is

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fire. dangerous so once again all the areas in red a red flag fire warning. this doesn't clued solano counties out toward the fairfield and also the hills of the solano county. this in place right now until eight o'clock friday night, but the strongest winds developing probably not until later on tonight into tomorrow morning. here's a satellite just a few high clouds paying us a visit this afternoon so you can see those high clouds approaching mendocino county now moving into portions of the north bay. now when did the surface that extremely strong just yet it is breezy to windy and those winds will likely accelerate right now in santa rosa. that's a wind gust of up to 24 miles an hour and some more reports for us fo gusting at 36, so it's kind of been the same areas each and every day. the wind is really picking up in the sfo is one of those spots right now gusting over 30 miles an hour. of course, we had the heat yesterday. it is still a warm to borderline hot afternoon 12 o'clock numbers already in the eighties for conquered that one site in napa showing

we have a red flag fire warning through the central valley of california from reading to modesto. 20 miles per hour fo 45 miles per hour wind gusts tomorrow. humidity could go as low as 5%. while the bay area is not clued the north bay mountains have the risks of 20 miles per hour to 40 miles per hour gusts. this may extend into the bay area. i will continue to update you on that. tomorrow morning mostly sunny skies, 52 in the valley. south bay, 53. no issues on the morning commute. east bay, 54. north bay, 58. with the cool wind it is going to drop the temperatures. it is not going to bring cold temperatures but they are down 4 degrees. 78 in san jose. instead of mid 90s, 87 in concord. 74 in oakland. 59 in half moon bay. 74 in the city. 86 in santa rosa. 79 in novato. after we get our first day of the heat, all of us want to know how long this is going to last. i wanted to show you the 10 day forecast in napa. eventually, look at that. es we are back to the 70s for the following weekend. not this weekend but the weekend after that we are going to see big time relief coming in. good

have a look at the red flag fire warning coming up later on in the show. if i still a lot of anxiety for the fire danger especially many of our communities. thank you. >>> our app is a good resource to track the hot weather and fire condition pretty can download it on your apple or android device. also tonight, the covid outbreaks, schools, offices and cities seeing this surgery some people getting covid for the second time. today governor newsom sending a message very publicly. there he is rolling up his sleeve and the 54-year-old governor adding his second booster shot and anyone 50 or older is eligible for the second booster if it's been four months since your first booster. anyone 12 or older that is compromised. >> i just reminded her but in the lifesaving nature of these vaccines. they work and are effective and save lives and mitigate the impacts of this virus. if you want to avoid getting really sick even if you feel like you can handle being really sick. that's what these things do. >> the cdc has new recommendations for anyone taking a flight. ta

fire zone. also keep in mind. we've been talking about a redfire warning basically out towards solano county out towards portions of northern california, but it's that same northerly wind each time pulses up, it rise things out, so that could have happened could have had an impact kind of tree tree , pre treating those hillsides with the right around the fire zone. so we take a look at the maps right now. red flag warning in place all the areas in red until eight o'clock this evening. this does include solano county. other portions of northern california quickly prepped this map, showing you a couple sites in the napa area soda canyon road and one site in napa. you can see current temperatures in the eighties around 81 to 85 degrees, winds gusting around 10 to 15 miles an hour, so there is a bit of a breeze. that will be a challenge for the fire crews, and it's pretty dry out there as well. we're not talking about single digit relative humidity, which be would be really concerned with but still that is pretty low. the relative humidity around 2

that is the wind we do not like to see related to fire danger, so as a result a red flag fire warningfor thursday and into a friday for all the areas in red, and this does include the solano county. so places like fairfield and alejo, but even most of the bay area not under this warning , we will still have an increase in the fire danger with those winds accelerating, especially in the hills with winds possibly gusting up above 30 miles an hour, also very dry pattern with the relative humidity values dropping as well. for today, though lots of sunshine temperatures will be warming up. today is the hottest day of the week and you can see some nineties out toward concord out toward fairfield and antioch. san jose 84 some seventies around the bay. and lots of low to mid eighties out towards san mateo out toward the mountain view, and there's that san jose 84 in santa rosa 93 degrees, the record for today. the record to beat is in the upper nineties, so probably no records to report for today. across the bay area tomorrow, though, you can see temperatures do cool off a little bit into wha

fire. danger will be decreasing all weekend long. no red flag fire warnings to talk about as far as high as from this afternoon, san francisco 69 some seventies and eighties for the warmest locations in the bay area. you can see napa 87 san jose. in the upper seventies and your weekend forecast lots of sunshine for your saturday it would be mild to warm should be warmer than today. and then on sunday, maybe some patchy morning fog near the coastline, but still lots of sunshine and temperatures not moving around much. so for us, we have clear skies right now. the storm trackers way up here. what's interesting? we clear out the satellite and we just show you the radar, and that is some snow coverage out toward denver. they have snow in the forecast for as we start off the weekend for tomorrow, now for us, we have lots of clear skies right now. winds thankfully happened diminishing, for the most part, still a little bit of a breeze out there, but these numbers these values have been coming down quite a bit just over the past 2 to 3 hours outsi

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we have a red flag fire warning that has been issued for the central valley.ding to modesto. 25 miles per hour gusts. humidity down to 5%. while the greater bay area is not included i think that the north bay mountains have the risk of 20 miles per hour to 40 miles per hour gusts. i wanted to show you the hourly wind forecast. tomorrow morning 10 miles per hour to 25 miles per hour. it is here friday morning. you can see the strong wind in the central valley. 50 miles per hour. that is when it gets close to napa and concord. mountains around napa could have those high gusts. we continue to keep an eye on it but we expect that to calm down. let's go into the temperatures. we are starting off tomorrow with 50s. mostly sunny skies. over the east bay you are beginning at 54. numbers dropping a few more degrees. comfortable in the south bay. 79 in san jose. mid 90s in san jose. 84 in danville. san francisco 59 in the marina. 69 in the mission. in the north bay, 86 in santa rosa. seven-day forecast, 60s in san francisco through the weekend. monday and tuesday back t

now, we still have a red fire warning that continues the next couple of hours until 8:00 p.m. write down towards modesto. where -- could be down to 50 miles per hour. some low humidity, down to 5%. the trend as we move through tonight will be down on the winds. it's about 5-10 miles per hour and it continues to decrease as we head through tomorrow morning. i will take you to that full forecast coming up. >> with the higher temps, we need low wind. thank you. so you can also download our nbc bay area app. get live weather updates to your phone. you can tailor the forecast is for your area. just into our newsroom, prosecutors inform us there are no co owes. -- has rested s. now, it the defenses turn to call witnesses to the same -- is accused of defrauding -- the trial is taking place at the federal courthouse in san jose. in january, may a jury found -- elizabeth holmes guilty on for fraud related charges. she said to be sentenced in the fall. church and state are cautioned today. a declaration from san francisco's catholic archbishop is making headlines worldwide. archbishop -

right now there is no red fire warning because it is expected to be a colder wind coming in from the west. san francisco down to 67 on sunday. it is going to be windy, so hang on if you are headed out there. drive for the next seven days. 80 on sunday. 76 on monday. really looks really pleasant as we had throughout next week. don't forget, supermoon lunar eclipse. we will be looking at. >> will be outside. >> up next, a speeding tesla slams into the side of a building. the reason the driver could not stop the car and the charges he is now facing. america's number one kitchen and bathroom renovators thanks mike! we make kitchen and bathroom renovations easy for everyone. we quote and design each project and help customers select all finishes without having to leave their home! wow! agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovations specialists i recommend. ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ [announcer] call now and get $3,000 off! for state controller, only yiu will save ♪ ag taxpayers money.♪ wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as

two fires breaking out over the weekend. >> they are staying busy ahead for potential fire danger, there is that red flag warning in up places in the bay area, the weekend was already difficult for firefighters across the bay area, trying to stay ahead of these two fires, this fire was basically out on saturday, only to reignite on sunday, firefighters say the vegetation is wet and saturated. in freemont, another fire broke out on sunday, this one near a nature preserve. heat and humidity are to blame, firefighters say this is not what they are used to seeing the late may, means firefighters all over the bay area have been and are gearing up for a long and tiring fire season ahead. >> my fear is it is early in the season, this is a precursor to what the fire season will hold for us this year. >> we've already experienced it in the spring months, a 25% increase from last year. >> those are scary numbers, firecrews have all purchased new protective gear, new vehicles to allow for more capability to get to harder-to- reach fires, clearing brush on public land to stay ahead of the potential for danger,

you see the red flag fire warning here.n the central valley and california, reading down to modesto. 20 to 45-mile-per-hour wind gusts, critically low humidity down to about 5%. the greater bay area is not included in this, but i think northbay mountains could still have 20% to 40%. the wind timeline and we can forecast in about 15 minutes. >> thank you, jeff. >>> new at 11:00, san francisco firefighter, charged with assaulting a fellow firefighter. the skitter segment degree, robert mohammed went to confront another firefighter at his home in oakland, where both were off-duty. that's what mohammed allegedly hit that man with a wrench issued by the san francisco fire department. he was charged with assault with a deadly weapon. a source tells our biscuit unit, the assault took the victim's arm. still no word on a motive error an apartment in disarray and in need of change. >>> leaders say, they're at least with sexual misconduct from officers, including drugs charges. a plan for change that will require compromise from the

the temperatures will start to heat up and i don't see any red flag fire warnings, but to know if you to the coastline it will be blustery. it will be windy, but we aren't expecting anything more than a daytime high of 68. sunday is 80. we are backup two more 80s as we head through next tuesday and wednesdays forecast. saturday and sunday is looking pretty good right now across the bay area.>>> coming up, apple is the most valuable company in the world, but not anymore. who knocked it down into second place? that's coming up next it's time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts so you both stay comfortable, and can help you get almost 30 minutes more restful sleep per night. save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, queen now only $1,999. only for a limited time. ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormo

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well and whether we have been talking about fire danger over the past day or so, with the red flag firen place for today has been allowed to expire. but some pretty strong winds out there is particular looks at some of the wind reports throughout the day and mount st helena gusting at over 70 miles an hour earlier today, mount diablo over 51 miles an hour of vacaville. 43 is so some of those wins coming out of the north, and that's the direction that boost the fire danger. so just to give you some perspective, this is kind of a model that tries to kind of portray fire danger and the yellows indicating moderate to level so that we're going to kind of going back in time here at six o'clock this evening, you can see the overall trend, though those colors begin to kind of melt away into your saturday, so still a little bit of activity, possibly up in the northern california but it looks like we are heading in the right direction for this weekend. for his temperatures this afternoon , ranging from the sixties coast side seventies around the bay, england, mainly in the eighties . lots of 83 s

red flag warning. they definitely are. you can see, it details all the wind in the fire warnings. right in down to modesto. also includes solano county, under this red flag fire winning. is where the fire weather will be the most critical. possibly even just a little bit higher cure than right through the berry area..orange color. winds in the mountains. low elevation, 15-35 in that humidity range. no, i really see things picking up tonight as the system starts to drop down from the north. it's just going to sweep this wind right across the bay area. get you to the hourly wind forecast. through 11:00 tonight, really focusing right up towards napa, 36 mile-per-hour wind estes. then, you can see the magenta color. this the strong wind as we head through tomorrow morning. starting to get closer here in your parts of the northbay mountains. up around the north to be out of the threat of those very dry fire winds. moving to tomorrow, we are going to begin with plenty of 50s a mostly sunny skies. 55 here in the peninsula. i don't really see any big adjustments in the daytime high. thankfully, we are not talking

flag fire warning for that portion of the state and all these areas in red closerlano county, right around the car, kina straight to the fire warning in place until 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. wednesday could be gusting to over 40 miles an hour and the relative humidity it is very dry out there dropping down into the single digits. in fact, we're showing you this map right now. you can see the winds near sonoma mountain. that's a westerly wind but closer to mount st helena atlas peak. that's a northerly wind that is really the drying wind. direction that really has an impact on fire behaviors. so that's why we are so concerned for today and tomorrow. current numbers out there. one site napa at 99 degrees. look at all the nineties for livermore, brentwood, walnut creek. san jose 92. the bay is warm, not incredibly hot, but it is very warm. you could see temperatures in the eighties and even san francisco getting into the action in the seventies now, right now we're watching some fog. it's not here in the bay area, but down towards south down towards southern califo

take a look here, air yented on the map, you see the red zone. the fire is right over here on the edge of the foothills over there in solano county. just north of vacaville. that is a good look, over the last 15 minutes. know does how the smoke's going? almost straight vertically m that is really good. it's not whipped by strong winds in front of it. the latest readings have 29-mile-per-hour winds from a west-southwest. that is really good. that is not a strong off shore winds. that is a worst-case scenario. in general, the winds will be relatively manageable in the next 12 hours up there. that's just one. we outlined several already. we will watch closely, and guys, back over to you. >> all right, thank you. new signs of global warming. the national oceanic organization is forecasting heat, average rain and heat this summer. the conditions are going to worsen the drought in much of the west. the only chances that has above average precip ration, the golf coast region and florida. >>> new at 5:00, environmental protest in the east bay marking the ninth an

fire safe sonoma. roberta mcintyre says people should take the red flag warning seriously. fire officials are forecasting critical fire. weather conditions just seems like there's been so much drought. >> and dry weather. and when that, you know, it's pretty much year-round there will be a combination of low relative humidity, high winds and warmer temperatures. >> mcintyre says any spark can cause a wildfire. >> it could be from a cigarette, a chain dragged behind the car. >> or even cooking had tension. do your equipment you're using had tension too. >> you know the barbecue you've got going on. is it too windy for for a barbecue? >> this is video from the east bay on saturday. all of that smoke is from barbecue fire that got out of control. winds spread the flames to nearby trees and homes. mcintyre says most fires are caused by human error. roughly 95% of fires in california. >> are caused by people. >> whether it's a quiet month are people things? santa rosp fire has already been busy. this is video from the vegetation fire on wednesday. >> sunday there was a structure

in a really think the highest threat here when it comes to the fire danger is going to be through the central valley is very of the red flag fire effect on the way down towards modesto. this includes solano county. wind gusts dustys, 20-50. 35%. in the bay area, you can see the wind advisory. also, low elevations, 15-35. northeast, and also the south bay mountains are looking at the wind advisory. >> what's the timeline here? >> as we head through tonight, what we are looking at is the cold front off to the north as we head through tomorrow morning, it's going to because choice south. let me show you that really look at this. 11:00 tonight come up to 36 miles per hour in napa. but keep your eyes on this magenta color right there. the 50 plus miles per hour. we will see that right towards the north bay mountains as we head through tomorrow morning to be leaving tomorrow morning, north bay mountains would have the highest risk of some of these. all of this, every single bit of this takes a while. about 24 hours to go across the bay area. >> thanks, jeff. >>> a great resource now for our weather, the free nbc bay area ap

well now forest fires in the country in the kurgan region, where the red maximum fire danger level is in effect, the situation is improving in the region there are not yet five large outbreaks, but they are localized, aviation played a decisive role on burning trees, more than 4,000 tons of water were dropped, the situation in the kurgan region is monitored by mo colleague nikolai sokolov, he is now in direct contact with us. hello kolya, is the damage from all these fires known? like hello, they haven’t even tried to count it yet, because experts, in order to the authorities of the entire territory where the fire took place must first be eliminated. uh, the so-called smoldering hearths, of which volunteers help a lot here, first things first, indeed, the situation in the kurgan region has begun to stabilize, but at the same time, the residents definitely shouldn’t relax, because now there is a fourth-class fire hazard, in other words , this is any fire in the open air in the forest can lead to great consequences by ignition, therefore, the inhabitants of the region are asked not to v

fire. the cause of both of them are both under investigation. and a red flag warning will go into effect in a few hours. it includes parts of the north bay, the warning it's going to stick around until tomorrow night because of that. fire officials are asking people to be careful while taking part in memorial day events, especially barbecues. kron four's amanda hari has that story i spoke to a woman as a firefighter for decades. she says when you can pick up a leaf like this one here and just crush it into dust. >> you know, just how little moisture there is in the air and how high the fire risk in value been in front of it and tell you experience that in person. >> don't know how fast or how big that parking yet. >> and those conditions, president of fire safe sonoma. roberta mcintyre says people should take the red flag warning seriously. fire officials are forecasting critical fire. weather conditions just seems like there's been so much drought. >> and dry weather. and when that, you know, it's pretty much year-round on laws. there will be a combinati

dealing with. >> the first red flag warning of not even quite technically into fire season yet. but that's something that doesn't really exist anymore because it's a year-round season. this is red flag warning for solano county. the watch has been upgraded to a red flag warning. the greatest fire threat, the lowest humidity, the strongest wind gusts are going to shape up tomorrow, tomorrow night and friday. that's going to be through the central valley. but the bay area is not going to miss out on this entirely. the northeasterly winds gusting up to potentially 25 to 30 miles an hour. humidity levels are going to be very low with those northerly winds bringing in very dry air. so the fire threat going up even though the temperatures are going to go down little bit. it was hot inland today. 94 in concord. 95 at is an rose. the temperatures 15 to 20 degrees above average. it was a dozen degrees above normal in san jose. but it's not just the temperature that determines the fire threat. it's the amount of moisture in the air and how gusty the winds are. and the humidity levels are g

those same winds are going to be upping fire danger today. redas well as the central valley lasting through 08:00pm tomorrow. windy conditions through the delta, especially low humidity is going to up that fire. danger as far as our conditions go today. nice, clear and dry. we're going hold on to those dry conditions through the week tomorrow, going to be warmer than today and even warmer than that come wednesday, which will be the very hottest of our forecast. so enjoy today's mild conditions ahead of that warm up right now, temperatures may be cool. but later today, some 60's in sf staying cool at the coastline and then some 60's to 70's along the bayshore bayshore cities. some of the best as far as weather, palo alto and mountain view each at 74 south bay. temperatures in the mid 70's gorgeous day in the santa clara valley and also really nice along the east bay shoreline into the inland east bay livermore, really comfortable. 76 san ramon at 75 some low 80's and antioch, pittsburgh, fairfield and vacaville, just barely make in the 80's. a num

fire. didn't have to start. i saw them, cutting it with red flag warnings in effect, cal fire says it urged homeowners to restrict any lawn mowing to before 10 am when more moisture is on the ground. toe ponds, just grateful that firefighters acted as quickly as they did. luckily, these firefighters did a terrific job. and again, the official cause of that fire still under investigation, fire crews say they'll be mopping up hot spots throughout the evening live in vacaville, zach's ktvu, fox two news continues. zack. thank you, as we mentioned earlier, smoke drifting from the owens fire prompted an air quality advisory for many parts of the bay area today. the fire , which started yesterday along the mendocino county coast is about 60% contained after burning dozens of acres. firefighters have not said how this fire started. we have no reports of buildings being damaged by this today's air quality advisory impacted san francisco, the peninsula, north bay and parts of the east bay are cameras picked up images of a haze over the city this afternoon. all the smoke has potential to irritate eyes and airways. conditio

fire danger. anytime we have weather like this, it gives you comfort getting those exact details, so let me do that for you. let's take a look. you can see this area and redeading down to modesto, that is where the wind will be the strongest. that is where they're ratified fire warning is located. right here we do have an adviser to the east bay, north bay and south bay mountains. lower elevations, 15 to 35. that is in effect until 2 pm tomorrow. when it comes to the wind, what i am tracking right now is a cool front. it dropped out of it is a few degrees today. it is from the system, it is just off toward the north right now and what is going to happen with this is tomorrow morning it will move to the south of us and it will track that went across northern california and that is why we think tomorrow morning the wind will pick up the most. this is at 11:30. we start to see the wind pick up right around napa but watch that color in the central valley and you will see that it comes closer toward napa as we head into tomorrow morning so the mountains to the north and east definitely could see the wind gusts up to 50 mph. i am seeing this moving out of here

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that red flag warning meaning imminent fire.ill start 11 o'clock monday morning for solano county. >> warm, dry, offshore winds going to dry out vegetation to as low as 5% by monday afternoon. and then again, tuesday afternoon with this morning, not allowed to expire until tuesday night at 08:00pm. so let's be safe out there. bay area as we celebrate and commemorate our memorial day hot holiday. but let's take a look at daytime highs today. exactly where we should be for this time of year. warming up very nicely from coast to valleys. not too hot, not too cold. this is a spring forecast that we should be seeing in the bay area this time of year and radar for. we're tracking not even that much marine layer, but next weekend we actually have a shot at some light showers arriving saturday morning, scattered in nature throughout your saturday night. and then again, sunday morning until we start to dry out and clear out by early sunday afternoon. so f4ngers crossed that pans out. still about a week away, but i'm already very excited.

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fire safe sonoma. roberta mcintyre says people should take the red flag warning seriously. fire officials are forecasting critical fire. weather conditions just seems like there's been so much drought. >> and dry weather. and when that, you know, it's pretty round on laws. there will be a combination of low relative humidity, high winds and warmer temperatures. >> mcintyre says any spark can cause a wildfire. >> it could be from a cigarette, a chain dragged behind the car. >> or even cooking had tension. do your equipment you're using attention to, you know, the barbecue you've got going on. is it too windy for for a barbecue? >> this is video from the east bay on saturday. all of that smoke is from barbecue fire that got out of control. winds spread the flames to nearby trees and homes. mcintyre says most fires are caused by human error. roughly 95% of fires in california. >> are caused by people. whether it's a quiet month. >> are people doing things? santa rosa fire has already been busy. this is video from the vegetation fire on wednesday sunday. there was a structure fi

hour, primarily from the west near the coastline, so at this point we are not expected to be in a red flag fire wanted but of course we will continue to keep you updated on that. upper 50s and low 60s, just a little bit of high cloud cover. overall you have a nice start and the north bay, 61 degrees, san francisco 56 and the east bay at 60. a solid 10 degree warm-up, so even though we don't have -- that is when we get into some of this increased fire danger. 19% on here. nine-day concord, 97, head over to the east bay hills. not as hot because of a little bit of a breeze but that is a toasty day for you in oakland at 80. half moon bay, staying at 65 andrea plenty of 60s here right close to the coast in san francisco. he will be in the 70s, after the north bay, up to 96 in napa, 95 and clearly, 95 in novato and closer to the bay, where at 85. the only other thing that you might be bothered by tomorrow and get some of that afternoon sea breeze kicking in is your allergies pick we did have some late season rain and things are kind of blooming, living erratically. that is in the high category come

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those are the reasons for fire concerns, red flag warning expiring at 8 p.m. tomorrow. larry: as wheat -- dion: as we gear up for fire season a fire retardant is now an option. leslie explains how it works and what you need to know if you want to get it. >> the red retardant dropping from the sky is a familiar sight during fire season but a new product is coming that would open the door to spraying translucent white fire retardant in june that sticks to vegetation and lasts until first rainfall to prevent fires. >> it's a change from the red product that everyone sees coming out of the tankers. it's a polymer, a foodgrade polymer that helps the fire retardant hold onto vegetation. >> according to the company, last october the usda forest service checked out, tested, and gave their approval to this new retardant, putting it on a federal qualified product list. that means it's now a new available tool for the 2022 fire season. it could potentially be used on state and federal land and on highways. >> you are seeing them out by the utilities. we are talking to railroad comp

fire safe sonoma. roberta mcintyre says people should take the red flag warning seriously. fire officials are forecasting critical fire. weather conditions just seems like there's been so much drought. >> and dry weather. and when that, you know, it's pretty round on laws. there will be a combination of low relative humidity, high winds and warmer temperatures. >> mcintyre says any spark can cause a wildfire. >> it could be from a cigarette, a chain dragged behind the car. >> or even cooking had tension. do your equipment you're using had tension too. you know barbecue you've got going on. is it too windy for for a barbecue? >> this is video from the east bay on saturday. all of that smoke is from barbecue fire that got out of control. winds spread the flames to nearby trees and homes. mcintyre says most fires are caused by human error. roughly 95% of fires in california. >> are caused by people. whether it's a quiet month. are people doing silly things? santa rosa fire has already been busy this week. this is video from the vegetation fire on wednesday. >> sunday there was

here's a look at today's top stories including high fire danger with a red flag warning for parts of for the potential fire danger especially with the red flag warning issued for parts of the bay area. this weekend was difficult for firefighters fighting fires near pittsburgh in fremont. the humidity are to blame and the fuel is as dry as they typically are. contra costa fire-setting a 25% rise in fires this year compared to last. >>> that red flag warning goes up for solano county at 11:00 this morning and continues through tomorrow. right now, it's already windy but is high runs continue, we will also see humidity levels dropping. while we are looking at relative humidity in the teens there, elsewhere, we see higher humidity but still a dry day and we have to be really careful as the winds increase. we will say winds gusting at 25 to 35 miles per hour. still pretty high in san francisco and along the coast as well. tonight, the winds come down just a bit but we are not seeing extreme temperatures just yet. way of mild weather and temperatures in the 60s and 70s but look at fairfiel

with this warm weather, we have a risk of fire. red flag warning starting at 11:00 a.m. for solano county. any fires could spread quickly. more about the highs today and even how weather tomorrow coming up. reggie: firefighters working to put out hotspots in solano county. a fire broke out northwest of vodka bill and has burned 135 acres. it is 85% contained. declaration orders lifted. pfizer has released new data on its vaccine for kids under five. they say three doses are 80% effective against symptomatic omicron infection. vaccines expected to be authorized for the youngest americans in june or july. kumasi: one school district bringing cap mask mandate. broken unified students will be masking up after a rise in cases. >> there are about 10,000 students in the berkeley school district. they will be required to start wearing masks in the classroom starting today because of the rise in cases. they believe transmission is happening in school because they are seeing clusters of cases in classrooms. one teacher says this will be a relief for some students and good for the h

fire season is here for some parts of the bay area. firefighters in the north bay are on high alert tonight because parts of solano county are under a red flag warning. the warning actually covers most of north central california, high temperatures and wind gusts that can reach around 40 miles an hour creating that high fire danger. cal fire says those factors combined with the dry winter. it's causing them to keep a close eye on conditions way earlier in the year than they'd like to. >> going to find a lot of vegetation has already. where in past years it would be july august when those winds start to show they're drying out. so this year, it's a little bit earlier that has years. >> pg and e says current conditions will not be triggering any of those preemptive power shut offs. this current red flag warning extends until tomorrow night. the red flag warning may be in the north bay, but cal fire crews in santa clara county in the south bay are bracing for what could be a very active fire season there for us. justin campbell, check out their training facility. >> this week, firefighters have been training for fire season. these 2 are pr

fire like this is going to be more commonplace. >> reporter: today states from california to kansas face red flag fire warnings.new mexico fires this month have burned more than 370 square miles. the heat and smoke even visible from space. and in texas, temperatures recently skyrocketed to a record 112 degrees. the extreme conditions whipping up this massive sandstorm in amarillo. in the dusty aftermath a rainbow stretched across the sky as lightning lit up the clouds. back in southern california the cause of that fire is under investigation. officially the state's fire season doesn't begin until july. >>> breaking overnight, police in dallas have released an image of the man they say walked into a hair salon and opened fire wounding three women. they say he fled in a maroon van. the salon is in the koreatown section of dallas. all three victims including the owner are korean. there's no word yet on a potential motive for the attack. >>> and also breaking overnight, a passenger jet bursting into flames after veering off a runway in southwest china. all 113 passengers and 9 crew members on the tibet airlines fli

cal fire is asking that everyone, not just those who live near the current red flag conditions, the red. >> i think that we're really pushing is making sure that you have your defensible space around your home and also make sure your family is prepared in the event that a fire does happen near you that you have your skipper out already. preplanned. you have the evacuation bag and a go with supplies like water and food. just a new for a couple of days. >> we have those guys on kron 4 dot com. if you need tips on what to put in your go bag or how to weather proof your home and we can't talk about wildfires without talking about the state's drought. californians could see mandatory water cuts amid the growing drought crisis as the hotter summer months approach. governor gavin newsom raise that possibility in a meeting on monday with representatives from major water agencies. >> the governor has avoided issuing sweeping cuts in water, use and instead favor an approach that gives local water agencies. the power to set those usage rules for the areas they supply. california is in its 3rd year

we do not have any red flag fire warnings but we will continue to watch that as we head into our weekend forecast. 67 on sunday. for the inland valleys, we are at 80 on sunday and 76 on monday. a great weekend coming our way and coldplay tickets for jessica. the phone lines just lit up. vip of course.>>> of next, giving it old movie theater a second life. what a developer plans to do to fix up this landmark. >>> most of us are back working from the office. the number of people still working remotely are actually dropping. it shows seven percent of workers who used to going to a officer still working from home. about 35 percent of those employees were working from home one year ago. we are back in a moment. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than w

fire danger today. especially with the red flag warning that you mentioned. this weekend was already difficult. there were two fires that broke out this weekend. this fire was basically out on saturday need to do that saturday, they say the vegetation is wet and saturated but that is not enough. fires are still burning in some areas. another fire broke out sunday in a nature preservea precursor to what it will look like this year. >> we have already experienced it in the spring months. >> fire crews have purchased a new protective gear. they have also purchased new vehicles to help them be more capable or allow them to be more capable to get those those harder to reach fires. they are also clearing public land and clearing the brush on public land to help stay one step ahead of the fires for the fire season and they are also reminding homeowners to maintain the zone, which means keeping about 100 yards or so from your home and the areas around. back to you guys. >>> kilee hall is keeping us updated about the wind and fire danger, even when we are not on the air, she is always tweeting out update

now, along with that, in case you missed it, we have a red flag fire warning from reading down to stockton which also includes solano county. wind gusts on and off of about 40 miles per hour. humidity could go down to 5%. i wanted to show you the wind forecast through the bay area. it is not inspected to be extreme and that is when we are not included in the warning right now. tomorrow morning it is called to about 10 miles per hour. by the afternoon, the sea breeze does kick in, 10 to 25 coming from the west. other than that, we are not expecting wind gusts to go above 15 miles per hour right now to the greater bay area. we will keep you updated on any changes on this. as we move into tomorrow morning forecast, we will start off mostly sunny. it will be a little bit of a warmer start. probably no need for that jacket. 62 through the valley, bay down to 59. over to san francisco, 56. east bay at 60. daytime highs tomorrow warming up by about 10 degrees. through the south bay, this puts us back up into the 90s. right here to downtown san jose, 90. morgan hill, 95. over to contra costa, alam

you can see some of these spot fires picking up into the red flag zone. you can see some gusts wind to 22 miles an hour in benicia 19 in american canyon. but that also continues in a place like toss-up are in around the other fire near san ramon. you've got 16 teams, some 22 mile an hour gusts there. as we're watching that very closely as we're expecting some drier air to mix in that direction, you see it right here. high pressure blowing the fog away from the coastline. that's at northerly wind that offshore wind. so the air getting very dry. and even though we're seeing a sea breeze now overnight tonight, that's going to start to switch direction. so red flag warnings are going up in the county, some very dry air there expected and winds 15 to 25 miles an hour sustained, maybe gusting to 35 miles an hour. red flag warnings in effect in high fire. danger through about wednesday at 11:00am. thank you cards. another big story we're following tonight. san jose's mayor says city employees accused of misconduct are being allowed to stay on the job. and that is

fire safe sonoma. roberta mcintyre says people should take the red flag warning seriously. fire officials are forecasting critical fire. weather conditions just seems like there's been so much drought. >> and dry weather. and when that, you know, it's pretty much year-round homeless. there will be a combination of low relative humidity, high winds and warmer temperatures. >> mcintyre says any spark can cause a wildfire. it could be from a cigarette, a chain dragged behind the car. >> or even cooking had tension. do your equipment you're using had tension too. you know barbecue you've got going on. is it too windy for for a barbecue? >> this is video from the east bay on saturday. all of that smoke is from barbecue fire that got out of control. winds spread the flames to nearby trees and homes. mcintyre says most fires are caused by human error. roughly 95% of fires in california. >> are caused by people. >> whether it's a quiet month, are people doing things? santa rosa fire has already been busy. this is video from the vegetation fire on wednesday. >> sunday there was a str

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