those areas are under red flag warnings tomorrow.any kind of flame or spark could start a wildfire that returns out of control. >> warning that has been issued is for heightened fire danger tuesday to the -- fire danger due to the gusty winds we have, high temperatures and low humidity. >> today i collected the dry brush around my house. my neighbor did it. this is the only prevention for the fire. >> reporter: calfire says if you have not cleared a defensible space around your home they say now is not the time to start. it's best to wait after the red flag when temperatures and winds drop. cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> you can go to ktvu.com for the latest weather advisories and warnings across the bay area. just click on weather near the top of the page. >>> we have some breaking news now to report out of the south bay. we are learning a man has been shot in east san jose and as a result a near by school has now been put on lock down because afterschool activities were still going on there. ktvu's robert handa is live now in s

back here our concerns are for fire, a red flag warning went into effect this morning. that red flag warning impact the valley and the north valley and the solano county in the bay area, what i have been saying all day, it does not matter, i mean it is a big deal that this is here but, just because we don't have a red flag warning, we are right there. you are ten miles a way in napa so consider yourself a red flag warning. much higher fire danger. napa is just a few miles away. the red flag warning so assume the fire danger tomorrow obviously for the bay area is much higher especially those in land bay valleys. not just in the east bay but in the north and south bay as well humidities are down and tomorrow are the warmest day of the week. these are the forecast highs. they're way up. 90s tomorrow and th spots are ms . be prepare for that. things turn around on sunday wif fog. temperatures are going to drop y we get a cool down but tomorrow is the warmest day. the five day forecast, we have got to get you through the hot day tomorrow, the warmest day tomorrow temperature

back home here we have our red flag warning in fact, and you can see fairfield right now under that redg warning, vallejo, a red flag warning that's solano county. i would say that just by proximity. if you have a red flag warning to the east or the north means that fire danger is going to come up as well. then things change around. current temperatures 93 in the antioch. it really warmed up today. you noticed five or 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. and it was hot. the valleys were hot. tomorrow add another 5 degrees to some of the hot spots. we're going to see mid-90s. might even see a couple of upper 90s. i'm looking at the arrows. that's a west wind at oakland. that's coming off the water. the arrows are going to start turning like this. tonight we're going to start to notice the wind coming out of the north. that's the fire direction. winds tomorrow morning could gust up to 20 miles per hour in the solano county area. but we could see winds at 20 and 25. the high pressure ridge has set in. the inversion has capped everything. it started today. the fog is away from the coast. air q

vallet, fairfield, red flag warning in effect until tomorrow. just because you're in the red area doesn't mean you don't see the higher fire dangers in like napa. temperatures outside now are very pam. winds are starting to come out of the north more. fire dangers indeed increasing. when i come back, 10:20 we'll talk about how hot it's going to be in your neighborhood. >>> in 90 seconds, a local celebrity famous for pining through garbage. >>> the bear citing stirring excitement in the bay area. >>> convicted of using a dog -- >>> a performance getting terrible reviews. why the irs is under fire because of this dance routine. >>> southern california firefighters say it could be next wednesday before they sustain a fire. it has score muched 1500 acres since yesterday afternoon. one structure has been destroyed. winds are pushing the fire back toward areas already burned and firefighters say it keep it is ames from spreading. >>> a viewer sent us video of flames coming from under the each of pass at interstate 880. that is whereat least one homeles

vallet, fairfield, red flag warning in effect until tomorrow. just because you're in the red area doesn't mean you don't see the higher fire dangers in like napa. temperatures outside now are very pam. winds are starting to come out of the north more. fire dangers indeed increasing. when i come back, 10:20 we'll talk about how hot it's going to be in your neighborhood. >>> in 90 seconds, a local celebrity famous for pining through garbage. >>> the bear citing stirring excitement in the bay area. >>> convicted of >>> southern california firefighters say it could be next wednesday before they sustain a fire. it has score muched 1500 acres since yesterday afternoon. one structure has been destroyed. winds are pushing the fire back toward areas already burned and firefighters say it keep it is flames from spreading. >>> a viewer sent us video of flames coming from under the each of pass at interstate 880. that is whereat least one homeless person was living. oak land crews airied quickly and put it out. >>> a young beer is making himself at home in a

a red flag warning has been issued and will remain in effect until 7:00 p.m.be pretty room out there this evening. by noon it will be 90 degrees in most areas. >> afternoon highs top but out in the '70s along the coastal areas. it is for the bay shares appeared and 90s in the inland areas. >> tonight the temperatures will still be sitting in the '70s and '80s. >> 96 and ann brentwood. low 90s for what a creep. >> 92 for san jose. >> east bay shares in joint '80s this afternoon. >> oakland topping out at 80 degrees. >> it is the '90s for ron and park. 91 degrees in sonoma appeared 94 degrees in napa appeared in line redwood city's will be 87 degrees a great day to go to the beach. >> 72 degrees suspect for half moon bay. >> it will gradually quantum mar as we see the fog coming in. >> now will have our entertainment news >> i want to remind you that there is a red flag morning around the bay area. that would do if for us thank you for joining us. see you tomorrow. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet.

. >> we look at red flag warnings for solana county. show you live doppler 7hd red flag warnings going up first thing tomorrow morning. as you notice right now pretty mostly clear sky across the bay area and red flag warning will be in effect from 5:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. friday once again for solano county extends up to the sacramento valley gust to 35 miles an hour low humidity 7 to 12 percent. any fire that do develop will spread quickly. i'll be back to let you know exactly what the weather will bring as far as father's day weekend is concerned in just a few minutes. >> all right sandhya thank you. >> we have new details tonight about the gunman in santa monica would killed 5 people on friday. officials say john had mental health issues but new a lot about guns. he legally ordered component part to pwilt build an assault rifle illegal in california. he also modified annan teak revolver to fire modern day bullet. he left hand a handwritten note saying he hopes his mother taken care of but doesn't explain why he left on the killing s

red flag warning close to our area.ans, even though it is not in our area, just because we don't have a red flag warning doesn't mean temperatures aren't going to get very warm. the forecast, tomorrow, 70s. across hayward, oakland. mid-70s into the oakland hills. livermore valley, 80s. antioch, brentwood, coming up into had low 90s. this isn't a heat wave but warmer than it habeen. winds along the coast, rest of us winds not a big deal. high pressure tomorrow. warmer day on friday. look what shows up towards the bay area weekend. friday temperatures spike. bay area weekend shows up and temperatures drop down. low gets close. ushers in fog. reduces the fire danger. helps the air quality. temperatures saturday and sunday dropping off. highs tomorrow, 89 fairfield. 88 concord. up, right? 89 livermore. warmer day for friday. 83 san jose. you will notice it. warmer. hot in some areas. you haven't noticed much change but you will notice it tomorrow. warm out here. tomorrow low 90s. saturday, look at the drop off in temperatur

now this area has a red flag warning.e dealing with warm and dry conditions and the hills will be gusting. i'm seeing mount diablo gust at 40 miles per hour in some areas. we will deal with this today and we need to stay alert. outside of that hot weather on the way and cool down as early as tomorrow. i will have your numbers coming up. >>> new video has come into the newsroom showing the wide scale damage caused by the latest tornado to hit the nation's heartland. aerial pictures show the destruction in central oklahoma. emergency officials are surveying the damage from the second killer storm in a week and a half. flood waters that topped four feet in oklahoma city and are expected to rise as flash flooding continues through the region. as we told you in the last hour, the state's medical examiner says nine people were killed by the tornado that touched down yesterday. >> somehow through these homes we see the best of who we are surface and come together and we do find ourselves arm in arm. >> the heavy flooding opened

. >> we look at red flag warnings for solana county. show you live doppler 7hd red flag warnings going up first thing tomorrow morning. as you notice right now pretty mostly clear sky across the bay area and red flag warning will be in effect from 5:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. friday once again for solano county extends up to the sacramento valley gust to 35 miles an hour low humidity 7 to 12 percent. any fire that do develop will spread quickly. i'll be back to let you know exactly what the weather will bring as far as father's day weekend is concerned in just a few minutes. >> all right sandhya thank you. >> we have new details tonight about the gunman in santa monica would killed 5 peoplefrid mental health issues but new a lot about guns. he legally ordered component part to pwilt build an assault rifle illegal in california. he also modified annan teak revolver to fire modern day bullet. he left hand a handwritten note saying he hopes his mother taken care of but doesn't explain why he left on the killing spree. >> 6 people recovering t

now they have the wind advisory and the red flag warning there. still with some heat toward chico. 95, but just 86 in sacramento. 106 yesterday. 100 in fresno. these temperatures, we had records in both lake tahoe and reno with upper 80s and upper 90s. so it will slowly cool down there. but red flag warning keeping it a little dicey there in the mountains. 62 downtown. breezy in the afternoon. mid-60s in oakland. look for about 70 today in fremont with only the low 70s in santa cruz. southerly wind flow keeping us cool the next couple of days. we will look for the breeze city winds. tomorrow partly cloudy and tuesday. slowly our temperatures coming up. thursday, friday, it looks really nice around here with some 80s and upper 80s. just what it should be for the kids to get out of school and enjoy the weather. >> i like the fact it is going to be nice moving into father's day. >> finally. a good series of days ahead. >> thanks, lisa. let's check out sports. this morning rafaeled in dahl won his eighth title. it is his twelve career grand slam title

we have a red flag warning up to 7:00 tonight. lowest relative humidity is about 65% so it will continue to drop to 10%. we'll top about a cooldown coming up. >>> in developing news there has been no breaks from the monster storm sweeping over the midwest. three tornadoes touched down in oklahoma yesterday. moman bradley as the more on the latest. >> nowhere to go and twisters tore across the landscape. a mother and her baby were killed in their car on i-40. >> their car was sucked up in the tornado and they were sucked out of their vehicle. >> it leveled a technology center during school hours. >> we have a basement area and we were able to get the folks down there and everybody is fine. >> they have destroyed many homes. flooded streets up to four feet. a massive storm system ravaged st. louis. >> a lot of destruction but thankfully this storm touched down in a rural area outside of oklahoma city. for a while there was a lot of worry this storm would do what the massive storm did to moore, oklahoma objections two weeks ago. >> h

. >> we look at red flag warnings for solana county. show you live doppler 7hd red flag warnings going up first thing tomorrow morning. as yought noy clear sky across the bay area and red flag warning will be in effect from 5:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. friday once again for solano county extends up to the sacramento valley gust to 35 miles an hour low humidity 7 to 12 percent. any fire that do develop will spread quickly. i'll be back to let you know exactly what the weather will bring as far as father's day weekend is concerned in just a few minutes. >> all right sandhya thank you. >> we have new details tonight about the gunman in santa monica would killed 5 people on friday. officials say john had mental health issues but new a lot about guns. he legally ordered component part to pwilt build an assault rifle illegal in california. he also modified annan teak revolver to fire modern day bullet. he left hand a handwritten note saying he hopes his mother taken care of but doesn't explain why he left on the killing spree. >> 6 people recove

gerri: where did the red flags? lot of people want to save money on drugs.3 they think on-line shopping is the way. what is that one red flag that will tell you, hey, ts website is no good? >> well, a lot of these online pharmacies as you for a lot of personal information. and if they are not asking you for a prescption, that is a red flag. because any crebleharmacy is going to require a prescription from a doctor before theye going to fill it. a lot of tmctually start the suspect once stuck to ask you a lot of personal information. and with the uproar about data privacy and security that we are hearing about today, that is a huge red flag in terms of putting your personal information out there for people to scam. and so you should be concerned. and the other staggering number that i was really quite surised, t number of teenagers that actually use some of these websites to buy illicit drugs. it is a huge number. and so parentsha are listening today really need to pay attention. gerri: that think that is a good piec

we do have a red flag warning in effect now for the straight and delta. and that gusts to 30 miles per hour. humidity low as 10%. you combine with record dry fuels and fires can spread rapidly, which is why that warning is in effect. now, here are the highs so far. 93 in antioch and fairfield. warm, 83 in san jose. 82, oakland. 90 san rafael. 73 in san francisco. half moon bay up to 62. santa cruz, 79. taking a look at temperatures towards clear lake, 89 degrees. temperatures going up morks i'll show you when and hot hot when i come back. >> thank you. >> we want to take you to southern california now. the fire still burning in mountains north of los angeles. crews are facing temperatures but did get a bit of a break today with winds. gusts now pushing flames away from homes. the fire burned 1500 acres and 15% contained. coming up in seven minutes we'll have a live report. >> a mishap triggered a nightmare commute for thoses of -- thousands of bart riders today. one heavy vehicle rear ended another on the tracks leading from the trance bay tube. crews mov

well talked about the red flag warning. by the dealt all we are getting awfully close to the triple digits. doesn't look like we will see any records but we are looking at high pressure really in that perfect position to bring the offshore flow in the higher elevations as the high builds into the north of us. we will be looking at big changes for tomorrow. today, though, 88 stanley clara, 86 milpitas tags. san francisco warming to 76. 74 south city and in the north bay 84 richmond, and 85 union city. 86 in fremont. and you head inland. look at all the nineties. tomorrow you are going to cool down a little but it will take until monday when the inland east bay will top out around 80. look at the dramatic change from tomorrow. inland monday you cool down. status quo for tuesday and wednesday and a warmup thursday and friday. we will let you know how hot it will take my bicycle your commune i keep track on twitter at live doppler 7hd. i always like the one-day warming because timing the fog is always challenging but that shoul

. >> a fire weather warning, or red flag warning that kicks in for parts of northern california, touching parts of solano county from 5 a.m. until 5 p.m. >> we're going to have elevated fire danger tomorrow with the warming temperatures. >> 84 in antioch, oakland 68, san francisco, 62. >> and half moon bay, the cooler spot, those readings in the 50s near the shoreline. >> mostly clear skies tonight, a little bit of breeze. >> tomorrow it will be warmer and the weekend, some fog

another red flag, pale skin. it means your body is diverting blood from the skin to other organs. get treatment right away. surfaces that climb above 150 degrees can scorch bare feet and bare anything in just seconds. >> you see sometimes passes out

there is a red flags warning until 7:00 tonight with gifts 30 miles an hour by the delta. humidity as low as 10%. we are talking about the possibility of fires spreading rapidly. we aren't looking at a red flag warning locally, but look how much warmer we are this morning than yesterday. we are already on our way to a rapid warmup, anybody from two to eight grease warmer with five degrees of warming in mountain view. 68 half moon bay with mid-70s downtown. look at oakland this afternoon, about 3:00, 85 degrees. antioch could see highs i to 100 degrees. records in the north bay would have to be well over the century mark. we won't hit that but with high pressure building in, it's the warmest day of the weekend. >> the offshore winds away from the coast but the sea breeze, a weak one, at the coast. 89 san jose. a nice day in santa cruz at ninety four. and pacifica and half moon bay up he were 60s. very comfortable with numbers from the upper 60s in daily a city. 76 downtown. east bay, we talked about you in the low to mid-80s. up he were 80s toward castro valley. head inland

by 2005, i had 29 red flags that you just couldn't miss on. by 2005, the degree of certainty was approaching 100%. >> kroft: over time, and with some simple math calculations, markopolos concluded that for madoff to execute the trading strategy he said he was using, he would have had to buy more options on the chicago options exchange than actually existed. yet, he says no one he spoke to there remembered making a single trade with bernie madoff's fund. >> i would talk to the people i had trading relationships with and ask, "did you have a trading relationship with mr. bernard madoff?" and they all said, "no. we don't think he's for real." >> kroft: could you find anybody? >> i found no one that ever traded with mr. madoff, and i traded with the largest equity derivative service in the world. >> kroft: and that's because madoff's investment fund never actually made any trades, at least going back to 1993 and probably further, a fact confirmed at a meeting of madoff investors by the trustee charged with liquidating his assets. no one knew the d

i think they will definitely discontinue that red flag warning. i want to show you the highs for tonight. 97. santa rosa. 7 in san francisco. 97 in antioch, livermore, 96. looks like more cooling tomorrow. >> now to a story that you'll see only on abc7 news. we just learn one of five people accused of murdering businessman robby kumar in his omahas been released. lisa amin gulezian is live from the newsroom with this story. >> anderson was released from the jail on thursday. his public defender proved to the precision that -- prosecution that there is no way her client could have committed the crime because he simply wasn't there. >> lucas anderson is a free man tonight. the 26-year-old was accused of breaking into the home with four other people. robbing the millionaire and then killing him. testifies attorneys proved -- defense attorneys proved he had an alibi. >> on the night of the homicide he was severely intoxicated and was picked up by law enforcement and transferred over to valley medical center. >> abc7 news learned an --son was -- anders

i think they will definitely discontinue that red flag warning. i want to show you the highs for tonight. 97. santa rosa. 7 in san francisco. 97 in antioch, livermore, 96. looks like more cooling tomorrow. >> now to a story that you'll see only on abc7 news. we just learn one of five people accused of murdering businessman robby kumar in his omahas been released. lisa amin gulezian is live from the newsroom with this story. >> anderson was released from the jail on thursday. his public defender proved to the precision that -- prosecution that there is no way her client could have committed the crime because he simply wasn't there. >> lucas anderson is a free man tonight. the 26-year-old was accused of breaking into the home with four other people. robbing the millionaire and then killing him. testifies attorneys proved -- defense attorneys proved he had an alibi. >> on the night of the homicide he was severely intoxicated and was picked up by law enforcement and transferred over to valley medical center. >> abc7 news learned an --son was -- anders

san jose to the trivalley into fairfield where solono county has a red flag warning. temperatures not quite as hot but not as warm, near 80s in oakland. by this time tomorrow, big changes coming your way. >> emergency crews are back on the ground in and around oklahoma city this morning. assessing the damage from last night's string of deadly tornadoes. so far, five people are dead and more than 50 hurt. some of them very seriously hurt. among the dead, a mother and her young baby. >> reporter: the violent conditions were alarming. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: even for veteran storm chasers. >> let's turn the car around. let's get ready. >> reporter: but there's no real way to prepare for this. >> this entire line here has got rotation in it. each one of these could produce tornadoes. >> reporter: for more than an hour, several fulls dipped in and out of the clouds. >> large tornado, large tornado right there. >> reporter: at times multiple twisters on the ground. >> continuous vortices. >> reporter: chewing up everything in their path. the tornadoes tossed debris

there's a number of red flag warnings covering the entire state of utah western parts of colorado new mexico and also arizona. unfortunate. we have had the elevated fire danger out here already for the last several days. we have been talking about the ongoing wildfires of course looking at the threat in place for today. >> thank you so much maria molina live for us in long island. >> wall street looking for a fresh start today after enduring its worst week all year. things could be bumpy again for investors we are told. lauren simonetti has all of the details and what we can expect this week. >> good morning everybody. this is one of those white knuckle kind of trading weeks. we saw last week. we will show you what major averages did. it was one of the worst weeks of the year. the dow, the s&p all down 2 percent at the same time. we saw treasury prices drop significantly. everybody is anxious about interest rates when they are coming and this week is important because of the second quarter. we move into the second half of the year. >> if you read some of the articles this one starts w

they tripped the red flags. where is that analysis? where is that analysis? we haven't seen together. >> ron tudor told nbc bay area news the company meets all financial requirements, has completed billions of dollars in projects all over the u.s. and has $500 million of working capital right now. but that still doesn't answer the question -- did the board consider the company's financial developments referred to as material changes? >> when did the high speed rail authority find out about the material changes to tudor perrini it's financial health? >> that whole question of material changes ha is been raised, was raised by someone who left out half a sentence which talked about material changes which affect their ability to carry out their responsibilities. you can't separate the two the parts of the sentence the way they wanted to. >> and as an indicate area of whether or not tudor perrini can do the job, morales says just look at the private sector. several major companies have backed surety bonds, zurich, liberty mutual, travelers and chubb sticking their

the red flag warning, the fire danger goes away on the bay area weekend.h-pressure system friday, 90s easily. saturday and sunday, look who shows up, right? this system comes in. increases the fog and drops the temperatures. helps firefighters. nice weekend. saturday and sunday similar. low 80s. both days on the weekend alike. fog forecast, none tomorrow morning. wake up clear. i think there will be patches. 90s are reds. 90s closer to the bay. fairfield 89 tomorrow. 90 in brentwood. 90 in antioch, livermore. 87 morgan hill. 88 gilroy. coast patchy fog. pacifica, low 80s. tomorrow the warmest. saturday, boom, temperatures drop off, saturday and sunday. firefighters take a break. humidities go up, temperatures coming down. cool monday and tuesday. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, weekend is just about here, fire danger takes a break for the weekend. tomorrow increased fire danger. >> thank you. >>> coming up on ktvu channel 2 bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 -- coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36 layoffs, 1,000 pink slips, it is p

they've dropped a lot of the red flag warnings. here's a look at the radar this morning. some rain moving into the west. and it's that system that at least dragged a little bit of moisture in towards the four corners to allow them to kind of get below criteria for some of the red flag warnings. some of the showers in northern california. especially in the pacific northwest. some pockets over the next couple of days up to an inch and a half worth of rainfall. if you remember this graphic yesterday, a lot of that red showing up. a lot of the areas in the front range of colorado. but still the winds out of the west and the southwest, helping to at least keep some of those fires going. there's a look at where we're expecting rainfall over the next 48 hours and at least for today, keep in mind the chance for some of those showers. phoenix warm. it's really heating up especially this s, still limited and into the 60s. so we'll take another closer look at what we can expect the next couple of days. i'm glad to report something positive on the firefight. >> we do need that. all r

meanwhile, red flag warning is in effect until 7:00 tonight. red highlighted area which encompasses pretty much the carquinez strait and delta, the winds more offshore straight up to 30 miles per hour. today's highs from the mid-60s in pacifica, 96 degrees a record in santa rosa, also 96 degrees in fairfield. it was 74 degrees in oakland. also in alameda back in through el cerrito. tonight overnight 60s in antioch, discovery bay. most of us into the 50s. your futurecast is clearly illustrating that we have seen this right here behind me. what's that? that is the return of the marine layer. so that means the winds return from the west blowing onshore. and when that happens that brings that cooler air mass aloft bringing down our temperatures. we have high pressure still. that is the main focus of our weather forecast right now. it's diverting the jet stream well to the north of us. so while we will have slightly cooler temperatures, we'll see a big drop-off along the immediate seashore. headingthe oakland as baseball game 2 against the chicago w

we just didn't find the--the red flags popping up. so we tried it, and then we lost. to vegas and put it all on red. >> (laughs) we would have a lot more fun. >> safer: at least in vegas, you know the odds always favor the house. elsewhere, even the most sophisticated among us can be had. for instance, our gullibility expert, stephen greenspan, who, after writing a book on the subject, discovered he'd lost $400,000 dollars of his retirement money to who else? bernie madoff. was it embarrassing for you? >> two days after i had the first book copy in my hand, i found that out. well, it was painful, obviously. >> safer: and the fact was, greenspan had never even heard of madoff. the hedge fund managing his retirement money had simply reinvested the $400,000 with madoff. >> i don't even think i read the prospectus. (laughs) i trusted the people i was turning my money over to, and i've always done that, and it's usually worked well except in this one case. >> safer: what did your wife say to you when you confessed that you'd lost part of your nest egg? >> "i told you so,"

this red area here reflects the areas still under a red flag warning tonight until 7:00 primarily the carquinez strait and the delta. the northeast offshore winds gusting up to 30 miles per hour humidity 18%. there is your record high today in santa rosa equally as warm at the delta, 88 san jose, 76 in san francisco. the cooldown begins as early as tomorrow. we'll pinpoint that forecast and that's still straight ahead. >> thank you. >>> people in the midwest woke up again to tornado damage. take a look. widespread flooding through the area. oklahoma city got about 11" of rain overnight. many people are now evacuating their homes surrounded by water. edward lawrence joins us from el reno. these storms just keep on coming. >> they don't get a break here in the oklahoma city area. ann, this storm was bad because it caught people off guard in their cars. it met during rush hour and you add in the folks who knew the storm was coming and then they jumped in their cars to run away from it creating gridlock on the highway as the storm hit. people in the suburbs around oklahoma city are salvag

red flag warning until 7:00 tomorrow. gusts to 30 miles an hour and relative humidity as low as 10%. so the fire danger west of interstate 5 of course remains highest. the gustest winds are -- gustiest winds are expected. i'll tell you how much hotter we will get. >> and with that warm up, the bay area firecrews are on high alert this first weekend of june. they are prepared for what is a very early start to fire season. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has more. >> at the cal fire station in morgan hill, this fire truck has been driven on to the lot. it is part of the preparations being made throughout the bay area. >> we are talking about an additional 40 to 50 personnel that could be on duty throughout not just the south and east bay, but the peninsula as well as the north bay. >> a dry winter has left plenty of parched vegetation and they had a few wildland fires in the last few weeks. the forecast has several departments taking precautions. in the oakland hills teams will be out and about on fire patrols. >> the re

red flag warning until 7:00 tomorrow. gusts to 30 miles an hour and relative humidity as low as 10%. so the fire danger west of interstate 5 of course remains highest. the gustest winds are -- gustiest winds are expected. i'll tell you how much hotter we will get. >> and with that warm up, the bay area firecrews are on high alert this first weekend of june. they are prepared for what is a very early start to fire season. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has more. >> at the cal fire station in morgan hill, this fire truck has been driven on to the lot. it is part of the preparations being made throughout the bay area. >> we are talking about an additional 40 to 50 personnel that could be on duty throughout not just the south and east bay, but the peninsula as well as the north bay. >> a dry winter has left plenty of parched vegetation and they had a few wildland fires in the last few weeks. the forecast has several departments taking precautions. in the oakland hills teams will be out and about on fire patrols. >> the re

no more red flag warnings for your sunday. temperatures in the 80s and humidity levels coming to 40%. it is basically because of a cooling trend, we'll talk about more about that coming up in a few minutes. >>> kochling up at 10: 30 we are firefighters in the county as take steps to protect home in the area. >>> now of the accident that took place today in san jose, a huge oak tree came crashing down and it crushes cars and sent people running. news at 10:00 tonight. live at willow street where the 70 foot tree fail with little warning. >> reporter: this happened about 5:00 tonight and they're still out here right now clearing this tree, you can see the huge stump where it splits and fell in two directions. >> no warning, i mean no warning, we had this tree for years. >> larry looked a the court covered with branches. right where a dozen of his members were playing a tournament. >> we saw the tree moved and it started to fall and we heard the big crack. >> a teammate was knocked down and buried. >> we are able to talk to her,

what is that one red flag that will tell you, hey, this website is noood?> well, a lot of these online pharmacies asou for a lot o personal information. and if they are not asking you for a prescription, that is a red fg. because any credible pharmacy is going to require a preription from a doctor before they're going to fill it. a lot of them actually start t suspect once stuck to ask you a lot of persol information. and with the uproar about data privacy and security that we are hearing about today, that is a huge red flag in terms of putting your personal information out there for people to scam. and you shoulde concerned. and the other staggeing numbeber that i waseally quite surprised, the nber of teags that actually use some of these websites to buy illicit drugs. it is a huge number. and so parents that are listening today really need to y attention gerri: that think that is a good tell me, if youre somebody out ere who is desperateo reduce your cost of drugs, what do you do? toave money, how do you get a discount of pharmaceuticals? >> that is a gre

red flag warning until 7:00 tomorrow. gusts to 30 miles an hour and relative humidity as low as 10%. so the fire danger west of interstate 5 of course remains highest. the gustest winds are -- ll tell you how much hotter. we will get. >> and with that warm up, the bay area firecrews are on high alert this first weekend of june. they are prepared for what is a very early start to fire season. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has more. >> at the cal station in morgan hill, this fire truck has been driven on to the lot. it is part of the preparations being made throughout the bay area. >> we are talking about an additional 40 to 50 personnel that could be on duty throughout not just the south and east bay, but the peninsula as well as the north bay. >> a dry winter has left plenty of parched vegetation and they had a few wildland fires in the last few weeks. the forecast has several departments taking precautions. in the oakland hills teams will be out and about on fire patrols. >> the relative humidity is getting into the

another red flag, pale skin. it means your body is diverting blood from the skin to other organs. get treatment right away. surfaces that climb above 150 degrees can scorch bare feet and bare anything in just seconds. >> you see sometimes passes out or has a seizure and lands on the pavement, they can get fairly severe burns. >> the potential for burns is really a serious thing. ginger joins us now tonight from the vegas strip. she has her infrared laser which measures the surface temperature of the sidewalk there? >> reporter: right. and right here on the strip, i'm going to use it. 173 degrees is what it reads. very hot. >> that's incredible. as you point out, the warnings for people, they can actually be burned from the surfaces of side walks and roadways. what kind of temperatures are we facing in the next 24 hours, ginger? >> that's just it. it's not that excessive heat warnings and advisories stretch over multiple states. high temperature tomorrow going to be just as or even hotter in a lot of these places. death valley to 129. las vegas reaching to 118. >> you've been repor

and no red flag warnings in the nine bay area counties right now. abc 7 news joins us live now from pleasanton with a look at conditions there. laura? >> firefighters will tell you it's not just heat, or wind or dry fuels. it's all of the above. that is what firefighters here in the east bay will be looking out for this weekend. >> we had a controlled burn. >> firefighters decided to cancel a controlled burn near livermore national lab today because the weather changed in a way that made exercise potentially dangerous. >> we hoped for it because of the wind and movement humidity was getting down into single digits. >> wind and humidity will be the key factors going into what is expected to be a hot weekend in the inland areas like livermore and pleasanton. >> it's very dry. >> than this time last year? >> yes. yes. >> of the west side, the fire department will have extra patrols but not expected to get as hot or ripe for fire unless a combination of factors converge where wild land interface was a dense population of homes above it in places like ri

a red flag warning remaining in effect for parts of california including grass valley. >>> while there was a cooldown in the bay area today. the fire danger still a concern tonight. >> our meteorologist mark tamayo joining us now to explain why. >> tonight we're tracking thunderstorms and potential lightning strikes. as a result red flag fire warnings posted out toward lake county and for a good portion of northern and eastern california. especially out toward the sierra. that's the place right now until 5:00 monday morning. this is the loop over the past few hours. few showers most of them not reaching the ground. lightning strikes detected. closing in on modesto and the over all circulation this is approaching the bay area. as a result we do have to bring in the chance of some scattered showers or some thunderstorms that could produce some lightning strikes with little or no rainfall. and as a result we're talking about dry lightning. we do have elevated fire danger tonight right on through monday morning. especially out in the north bay and east bay areas and especially up in the hi

and no red flag warnings in the nine bay area counties right now. abc 7 news joins us live now from pleasanton with a look at conditions there. laura? >> firefighters will tell you it's not just heat, or wind or dry fuels. it's all of the above. that is what firefighters here in the east bay will be looking out for this weekend. >> we had a controlled burn. >> firefighters decided to cancel a controlled burn near livermore national lab today because the weather changed in a way that made exercise potentially dangerous. >> we hoped for it because of the wind and movement humidity was getting down into single digits. >> wind and humidity will be the key factors going into what is expected to be a hot weekend in the inland areas like livermore and pleasanton. >> it's very dry. >> than this time last year? >> yes. yes. >> of the west side, the fire department will have extra patrols but not expected to get as hot or ripe for fire unless a combination of factors converge where wild land interface was a dense population of homes above it in places like ri

a number of red flag warnings are in effect across nevada, arizona and colorado. dangerous conditions continuing through out the day and into into the nighttime hours. not good news for ferrets trying to put out the wildfires. as we head eastbound we have a storm system producing the opposite situation. we are talking about potential for flash flooding and severe weather in the form of damaging winds large hail and tornadoes. there is today issued by the storm prediction center a modern risk out in chicago and indianapolis. you have a pretty elevated risk to see severe weather. you could be looking at damaging winds and large hail. into tomorrow the storm system heads east and there is a moderate risk in place this time around further east including washington, d.c. and also philadelphia. we are looking at an elevated risk of severe weather coming up today and even tomorrow. heavy rain another big problem with that storm system. otherwise temperature wise south of the storm system we have hot temperatures widespread 90s across parts of the planins. eastern triple

red flag warning for northern california.he fog pushed north of point reyes and south into southern california. here's a look from mt. tamil pie as and that southernly surge brought fog into the north bay where temperatures are cool, mid-50s. san francisco, 64. oakland, mountain view 6 7. a warm day everywhere unless right on the coast. 52 half moon bay, with dense fog. san francisco, you can see not only the fog but some of that particulate mat that allows for spare the air day. napa, 64, a warm one. cooldown comes tomorrow as well as livermore, as much as 20 degrees cooler tomorrow. but today over 100. 73 now. union city 67. high definition emeryville camera, sunny. old and bay bridge, more than 100. spare the air day. sharply cooler tomorrow. air of low pressure heads up from the south, could allow for thunderstorms in the sierra nevada with dry light fling. some could blow off closer to the bay area. so, our inland east bay looking at poor air quality today. elsewhere not great. and that's because of that dome of high pre

they are asking ab really obvious red flags.maer red flags might not be tripped, and the reality is the u.s. government, unli, say, in the coldwar, really doesn't ask people questions they should. i mean, we you know, we don't want jhadists or neonazis with top seet clearances or working in .t.areas fo that matter. melissa: what do you do as an employee at work? when i lock myself out of the system, call in, give your password, it's clear whether you give them the password or not, they have the ability to go inside anything you have. how do you rotect yourself at work? >> well, one, at a asi level, don't conduct really importat personal busins on any system that's not permly yours. it's common sense, but we all do it. second of all, be vigilant. no one likes to thik, hey, the guy in e cubicle over or down the hall with the birthday party, is he -- is there a problem there? no one at a human leve wants to think that. i thought that in human intelligence, and every single spy case i was involved in, withouexception, you talk to th