the problem is we are in a red flag alert right now. we have low humidities and wind. >> thaig its out. that -- thank god its out. that is all i care about. >> the fire department teamed up with five other agencies to form a task force. cal fire also part of the team providing support on the ground and from the air. >> it's a team effort. there are steps we are taking at a local level. the state is doing their part as well. >> while the red flag warning ends tomorrow, with this try heat drying out the brush firefighters say the fire danger will continue into next week. they remind homeowners do their yard work either in the morning or after it cools off at night. back to you. >>> fire works to flame for a two acre brush fire in san francisco. blames broke out just before noon in andover. firefigh tut the flames wita theutsi of a house. crews worked quickly to get it under control. >>> in the weather department its hot but maybe the specifics i do have to tell you, its 99 degrees where andrea was just reporting from. concord so far has r

the red flag warning is in effect. we will talk about what you can expect for friday saturday and sunday. >>> tonight a puppy is reunited with its owner after falling down a hole in alabama. about an hour ago rescuers saved seven-month-old, a deaf puppy from a 50 foot deep backyard hole. toffee fell down the hall yesterday evening and rescue crews have been working to free it. they tried everything from crates, cargo notes and more. a rope news did the trip -- trick and he was lifted to safety. >>> knew, a man is behind bars after hiding nvidia recover -- hiding a video record for in a bathroom. sage savage was arrested on burglary, sexual exploitation of a child and using a camcorder in a restroom. an employee of irv coffee roasters discovered the video last week, investigators say the camera had been in place for about three hours. >>> in a self-pay residents of san jose, they were startled after hearing a large boom followed gas.refighters say it after 10:30 am today, the family living inside the home qukl pg & e re

but is a red flag nonetheless. the wind is light right now, it's showing up northwest at 13, livermore eight, but tonight the wind will ramp up which is typical for this type of pattern. it's not what we thought fountain grove. it's not that kind of wind event at all. the low-end, the wind you may hear them if you are in the hills. the sea level you may never notice the wind. tomorrow, triple digit heat, very hot day. fire danger will continue with that red flag warning. >>> fire crews in lane county will be keeping an eye on the weather this weekend. the fire burning east of clearlake is nero -- nears 65% contained. the crews are on the scene controlling and mopping up firefighters are being flown in as well, this is a red flag weather has the potential to increase fire activity.>>> stay with us this weekend for continuing coverage will bring you updates on fire conditions on ns on air and online. >>> an emotional night in annapolis, maryland where more than 1000 people with candles and mourned the five people sho

we do have the red flag warnings posted for much of the bay area.at the moment we have clear skies as we look out toward thb point of sintra cam. we thought it bore repeating 105. napa hit 109. and san jose was 99. right now it is still in the 80s. at concord. things will be cooling down with a red flag warning still posted with dry humidity. high pressure is still over the coast gave us hot temperatures today. tomorrow it was mild. -- it will be mild. there's low clouds coming back into the bay area tomorrow. it will cool down big time by the coast. the strong hydraulic the temperatures to 100 degrees plus. but they will be cooling down to 10 to 15 degrees. low clouds come up on the future cast and we can see them blanketing the shoreline and keeping the beach cool. inland we will also cooldown not as dramatically as close to the coast. the breeze picks up and more clouds will be at the beach. clear and mild overnight and then warm inland again tomorrow but not as warm. things will continue to cool off as we head into next week. lots to do this wee

but there's degrees of red flag warnings.here's the red flag warning in the hills in the north bay. it goes away tomorrow afternoon and evening. the spike in temperatures shows up saturday. that's tomorrow. and then it cools off. this is money right here. that's what you're looking for, right? does this remind you of anything? exactly what happened last weekend. spiked up, temperatures dropped on sunday. that's where we go again. so it's not a bad pattern in terms of getting a handle on fires. some of the numbers are impressive. maybe a record tomorrow. ah, it's hard to get records this time of the year. it's a "spare the air" day tomorrow. you probably knew that. we won't see one on sunday. but with that said, there's some more temperatures and when you get 70s out ocean beach, you have a day. there's the five-day forecast. just be careful. if you see smoke, if you see somebody doing something that's not right with matches, call 911! they will jump on that. at this time of year in this state -- you see something, if you are

it will lead to a red flag warning. details on that. >> plus a video that's been seen millions of times. did this san francisco woman call police on a young girl selling water without a permit? tonight the 911 call that the woman said never really happened. >>> it's expected to be a dry windy weekend especially the north bay. a red flag warning is set to begin at 11:00 tomorrow night for the upper elevations of napa, sonoma, marin, lake and solano counties. that red flag warning lasts through 11 p.m. on saturday night. strong winds and hot weather are combining to make for high fire danger. >>> conditions will be similar to last weekend when a destructive wildfire started burning east of clearlake. crews are making good progress now in fighting that pawnee fire. it's 40% contained and holding right now at 13,700 acres with new numbers expected in the next hour or so. cal fire says crews are working to enforce control lines in anticipation of that hot windy weather this weekend. >>> with the 4th of july approaching so-ca

and ground resources at it, quickly to contain it before it can grow any bigger. >> this weekend's red flag warning stretches from north of redding all the way down past san jose. crews moved quickly to contain this wildfire that burned about half an acre in santa rosa. >>> relief is not really on the way. fire danger is expected to be high today as well. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard looks at conditions in the east bay. >> the red flag is flying outside the moraga more inda fire station. it prompted this tweet. due to fire danger and poor air quality, hot temperatures, low humidity creating a lot of worry around the east bay hills. >> we're worried about the winds right now. >> fire chief dino tore rez says his engine companies are on patrol looking for fire threats. joaquin miller park is closed due to high fire danger. >> as you look around, the vegetation has grown and dried out. as we go along into the summer months coming up, they're going to start drying out even more. >> creating super fuel for fire. splashdown at the alameda county fair, many folks didn't mind getting wet tod

the red flag warning remains in effect for the north and east bay hills today. the pattern will return to a more seasonable or cooler set up for the work week. week.for the work cooler set up seasonable or cooler set up for the work week. ( marty )breaking overnight.. in lake county. a fire that started last night near clear lake oaks.. off pawnee road.... has destroyed a dozen homes and burned at lease one thousand acres.this is cell phone video sent to us from a viewer. the fast moving fire doubled in size by ten-o'clock last night. evacuations have been ordered and a shelter is set up for evacuees at lower lake high school. over 3-thousand people are now left displaced. we'll continue to update this story throughout ( marty ) in the east bay... hot weather is partially to blame for multiple brush fires. this is cellphone video that a viewer sent us after a 2-alarm fire broke out in antioch. fire crews were able to contain the blaze before 9 o'clock last night. at least 6 structures were damaged... and 2 people were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation.-

joke a red flag warning will be in effect through the weekend. fire departments across the bay area are on high alert in the weather can lead to rapid, icamdrre iat iasncn es any fire likelihood is that it will spread rapidly. >> we went on a ride along with alameda county fire showing which homes stood a better chance of withstanding a fire in which would not. >>yokiof forget about it when you live in a bit of an urban area. >> reporter: if you do decide to work on creating defensible space around your home, do not do it this weekend. >> people will sometimes picked this opportunity to be outside -- sometimes pick this opportunity to be outside using the machinery -- >> that machinery is what sparks many fires in this heat, and if there is a wildfire threatening your home -- book by the time we are there -- >> hebyyou tmeshould n't be there anymore. if we don't have to worry about saving human life then we can focus on saving your home. >> repo: fair waing ople tstay doors, away from heat. >> 80% of the call volume has to do with rescue response

red flag warnings all weekend with the humidity down, temperatures up. winds up, bad combo.re danger right through sunday. well still the strong high drove temperatures to 100 degrees plus. by tomorrow temperatures will cool bay wide by about 10 degrees. here's why. low pressure is on the way. it will car a -- carve a notch out of the high. the influence of the marine layer will serve to cool everybody down. warm inland. cooler near the shoreline. things cool off for everybody this coming week. tomorrow will be nice. the alameda county fair, numbers in the mid 90s. san francisco's pride parade is also going on. attracting a million people is the estimate. 69 degrees. will be pleasant weather for that. 89 degrees and stern grove festival only 67. good place to cool off. mid 50s overnight tonight. tomorrow numbers fall but will still be above average. in the south bay plenty warm. morgan hill still 90. 79 for hayward. out in the east bay we will be in the 90s. a little cooler near the strait. in the north bay more relief with numbers in the mid 70s at mill valley. 78 for san r

(pam) that has officials issuing red flag warnings.awrence karnow joins us with where those warnings are. lawrence karnow: it was a hot day for much of the bay area as highs soared into the 100s inland. it will be a very warm evening and slow to cool for many of the valleys. on the satellite high pressure is building over california. the combination of strong high pressure and offshore winds will increas fire danger. a red flag warning is posted for the east and north bay hills this weekend. a heat advisory is up for the entire bay area expect the coast and san francisco for tomorrow. highs on saturday will be in the 90s to low 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. it will cool slightly on sunday but remain hot inland. patchy fog will return to the coast to bring down the temperatures. more low clouds and fog will move in on monday and further cool the weather into the middle of the week. another round of hot weather is possible next weekend. (ken) another (ken) another concern during the hot weather is

you will see the areas in red represented for the red flag warning. most likely they will range from 25-3. communities will dropping temperatures will come up a little bit. fire danger will increase as you might guess and that is the sweet spot for the red flag warning. tomorrow night into early saturday morning. these are the highs from today and highs from tomorrow were generally warmer by 5-8 degrees. there is fog along the coast, but it's super patchy and fractured. it's around. you'll bump into a little bit here and there, but it's not going your day at the beach tomorrow or saturday. sunday will see some more aggressive fog. last night at this time we had a ton of fog if you remember right out on the day. be fog model shows the fog going away in the temperatures popping in. look at the purple. those are 100. davis and certainly up there. upper 90s and low 100s in the heart of the central valley. all of this heat block is going to shift further west on saturday, so the purples would bleed into our area. we will start to see places like that going

. >>> much of the region is under a red flag warning. and it's putting firefighters on high alert and leaving others looking for shade and hydration. cornell? >> reporter: and water definitely my best friend today. the heat definitely on, baking all of these weeds to a crisp. firefighters on high alert this weekend. they call it prime fire weather. the red flag is flying outside the fire station signaling extreme fire danger. it prompted this tweet from the fire department, postponing training. hot temperatures, low humidity creating a lot of worry around the east bay hills. oakland battalion fire chief says his engine companies are on patrol looking for potential fire threats. the park is closed due to high fire danger. >> as you take a look around you can see the vegetation has grown and dried out. >> reporter: creating super fuel for fire. slashed down at the alameda county fair, many folks didn't mind getting wet today. the sun scorching hot, pushing 100 degrees. >> it was just great to cool down, and i'm soaked. >> i didn't know it

red flag warnitilln place.ngs we still need to look out for and that's because that fire danger is still very much in place. plenty of dry there. fjust t how hot today was, the fact that we're already in the 5:00 hour and we're still dealing with 100-degree temperatures in the tri-valley really gives you an idea of just how strong this ridge of high pressure is. 88 degrees right now on the peninsula. the south bay at 95 degrees. in san francisco, 79 degrees. so we're in the upper 70s. 99 right now. heading out towards the north bay. and the east bay, a cooler 79 but still on the warm side. let's talk about that red flag warning because this is going to remain in effect not just through tonight but also through tomorrow. the reason for that is because of those dry northeasterly winds. you saw a couple of grass fires did break out throughout the day. you've got to be careful because those hills will remain under a large threat due to thatty. low that heat advisy 8:00 p.m. but i do want to give you an idea of your

and there are red flag warnings. when we expect to see the hottest temperatures, coming up. the battle for public access to >>> a live look for you. the sun is shining. and we have a microclimate weather alert for triple digit heat as well as breezy to windy conditions. we have a high risk of fire danger this weekend and in a bit swe we'll explain that weather alert for you. >>> the battle for public abscess to martin beach is getting a big cash boost from san mateo county. the county will now get $1 million to help boost the fight to open the access road to the beach. that road sits on property owned by simply clicon valley billion who battled to keep it closed. and now the supreme court could review the issue. the new money is expected to be used to bolster efforts to buy the access road leading to the beach. >> we're now going in the direction where we can get access to it and use imminent domain if necessary because access is poornmportant. >> and another $5 million in state funds was set aside too create a county park nearby. >>> and it is not just a busy day at the air

and the fire watch was upgraded to a red flag warning for the highlighted areas. north bay mountains and east bay hills, dealing with dry winds with 15 to 30 miles per hour. heading out to the giants game, we're dealing with warmer temperatures so you need your baseball hat. but if you notice, first pitch is at about 7:15 and we'll go down into the 60s and then tomorrow 78 degrees expected in san francisco sand 103 for inland areas. back to you. >> wow! check on your elderly neighbors. sometimes they don't have air-conditioning and see if they need help. >>> coming up, the latest on the world cup and mike inouye joins us to explain this video of russians practicing how to smile. this is actually happening right there right now. we'll tell you why next. >>> but first, happening now, the san jose sharks have placed paul marden on unconditional waivers which means they plan to buy out the remaining year of his contract. more on the home page. and the back-up driver in the self driving uber crash in arizona have been streaming the voice on her phone before the crash h

this is the red flag warning. it is for the northbay health, east hills, down through the diablo ring. is for the higher elevations. you can see the entire sacramento valley there. that is issued by the national weather service out of sacramento. the high pressure will strengthen and we will continue with clears guys with a bearable wind. there is an offshore flow that is driving up temperatures. there is all that clear sky there. the wind is generally light. we do have 50 miles per hour reported in oakland and an onshore breeze there. temperatures tomorrow morning will be in the 50s. 56 in oakland and 55 in san francisco. 55 and santa rosa. not too bad. that is relatively mild in land. than for the afternoon, even how to vent today. 84 in san francisco, 88 in a and the 90s around the bay. 99 is the afternoon high in redwood city. 104 for livermore and 99 for napa. temperature should become saturday and we will cooldown on sunday. will look at the extended forecast, coming up. >>> now the latest on the debate over

a red flag warning is posted for the east and north bay hills this weekend. a heat advisory is up for the entire bay area expect the coast and san francisco for tomorrow. highs on saturday will be in the 90s to low 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. it will cool slightly on sunday but remain hot inland. patchy fog will return to the coast to bring down the temperatures. more low clouds and fog will move in on monday and further cool the weather into the middle of the week. another round of hot weather is possible next weekend. (vicki) the state auditor looked at sexual harrassment complaints from students against staff and faculty at uc berkeley, ucla and uc davis. (grant) the report found that there are no clear standards or procedures for how complaints are handled and resolved, or how long they should take. the report says some firings or resignations occured... in other cases there were only reprimands and warnings. on all three campuses, it took five times as long to discipline tenured faculty as it did staff members...

those are different red flag days. this is a much lower grade on the you have to be careful but don't be frightened about 70- mile-an-hour winds. the winds will be more like 25, 30 miles an hour with gusting more and that's in the higher elevations. the peak temperatures tomorrow we get a break sunday, monday and tuesday which is exactly what you want. you don't want to be stacked up with hot days right after that sheet. we have a cooldown rapidly after saturday. see you back here. >>> join us on the phone is ryan bain with contra costa county fire. thanks for joining us. last we heard the fire was 175 acres and 50% contained. where do things stand right now? >> i don't have an update from those numbers at this point right now. it looks like crews are starting to get a handle on it. we are still 175 acres, evacuations are still in place. >> what direction, ryan, is the fire burning at this hour, and tell us about the resources that you have fighting it? >> we have several resources on seen right now. strike teams calle

red flag warnings north bay over toward solano county. all of lake county, the hilltops of sonoma county, napa county, down into solano county and around the pawnee fire area which got containment during the week as weather was more favorable. we'll see wind speeds picking up tomorrow morning from 20 to 30 miles per hour, and temperatures around lake county in the upper 90s to 105 degrees. the story tonight is that our temperatures aren't cooling off very much at all. you see still 66 in san jose after a high of 90 degrees. we'll take you over to san francisco. we had 70s today. tomorrow getting closer to 80 degrees. 60 outside. just a real weak sea breeze at 10 miles per hour. dublin, a high of 91 degrees, currently close to 70. tomorrow night we may actually have temperatures so warm that the air conditioners will keep going out there in the tri-valley after temperatures will be between 100 to 105. look at concord. still 72 degrees. as we head towards tomorrow morning, temperatures running warmer than they were the samehs just taking th

the red flag warning starting late tomorrow night. winds picking up tomorrow night around the fire lines. look at humidity levels, at 11% during the day on saturday as temperatures from friday and saturday, the areas you see there in purple and pink, upper 90s to above 100 degrees. so bay area-wide we will get a taste of the heat. the most dry conditions will be up in the north bay, hottest day coming on saturday. the coast and inner bay could see temperatures in the 70s and 80s. on the timeline of the hottest temperatures as they arrive this weekend and when we will see cooling later on in the weekend in our full forecast coming up in ten minutes. >> looking forward tot. >>> if you would like to stay on top of the temperatures, download our free nbc bay area app. the weather tab has on for a driver that crashed into a pedicab in san francisco and took off. police released these new pictures of the car investigators ari investigators are looking for. the driver hit a pedicab carrying a canadian family on the 'em bar ka dare owe akba e

let's look at the red flag warnings. lake and solano counties, are under red flag warnings. wind could gust up in the hills up to 40 miles an hour at times and relative humidity will be low, about 10-20%. right now, we are looking at calm wind across most of the bay area, look at the rapid heat up that we will see tomorrow in the inland hot spots. starting at 8:00 tomorrow morning the locations will have temperatures in the mid 80s and in the afternoon, 100-degrees.1. >> thanks very much, as always, you can keep track of the weekend heat and the fire danger with the abc 7 news app. it free for your iphone and android device. >> the had hot and dry weather is sparking concern about the fireworks ahead of the fourth of july holiday. and some south bay neighbors are saying the illegal use of fireworks is bringing fear of fire instead of fun. we are live in san jose with the story. >> dan, from where we are standing here in north san jose, we can hear a lot of fireworks going off toward the downtown area, that should not be the case as fireworks are illegal all throughout santa

this is the first red flag warning of the summer. it is dry hills like this and other parts of the north bay that are areas of concern. the first weekend of summer is expected to be hot. residents of montecito heights and santa rosa are ready. >> there is a fire hazard. a few years ago we had a fire come up to the backyard. >> after the fires there is a lot more training being done. >> reporter: the national weather service said critical conditions on saturday and sunday. any new fires will spread weekly with high winds and low humidity. the warning is in place for the north bay mountains and east bay hills. >> because of the extreme temperatures we are staffing up for outages. >> reporter: the pg&e spokeswoman showed us the extra equipment on hand. more crews will work the weekend and staff will monitor conditions from their wild fire safety operation center in tampa cisco. pg&e announced recently that they may proactively shut off power in extreme conditions for customers in high fire danger areas as a last resort. >> even though t

red flag warnings are posted before they expire at 8:00 tonight.because of the low clouds that have returned to the shoreline. we'll get sunshine inland and around the bay, but only in the mid-80s tomorrow. plenty warm, but not as warm as it has been. breezes do continue overnight. low clouds at the shorelines, so it will be mild and breezy inland and cool at the coast. yeah, just your status quo, flowing along the shore. more extensive tomorrow than they were this morning before they clear away at the coast by 6:00 tomorrow night. later in the week we will warm up again, but in a nutshell, the clouds are back at the coast, which means we will be back to seasonal averages for much of the rest of the week. head out to sfo, breezy, but okay. 70 degrees for old mills field tomorrow. seattle at 65. sunshine, 84. duo has 73. -- chicago has 73. tomorrow the numbers are close to average, you know, yesterday, they were 20 degrees above average. san francisco at 65. oakland 69 tomorrow. south bay will get low clouds to start, sun to finish, and in palo alto

. >> we are anticipating the red flag event. the red flag was not forecasted in the area, but we're on the edge of it. it could change at a moment's notice. we do have a lot of units on sta standby. hopefully, this fire will be out completely out by tomorrow. we will be able to focus all our efforts if another fire should start. we have been planning for the weather event this weekend. hopefully, we will -- it will be just plans. we won't have to put plans into action. >> thank you very much for taking the time tonight. we know this is a busy time. >> thank you. >> thank you. good effort by the fire crews out there. it's good news, good to hear they are getting the upper hand. what are you seeing? >> reporter: that's right. i've been in contact with robert marshal you spoke with. he has given you the low down. let's take a look at where i am. you can see some of the smoke coming from the hill. i have been on the road for two hours trying to get to this fire scene. this is the closest that we have come. what i have seen is people

again, the red flag warninging is in place through tomorrow. the reason for that is because we are still dealing with the relatively low humidity and though we are expecting the drop in temperatures the winds are going be shifting originally from the northeast to shift from the southeast, and southwest, and what is going to happen is that come tomorrow, we will see the increased wind speed from 15 to upwards to 20-plus miles per hour in the afternoon and kicking up towards monday and upwards to 29 miles per hour, so expect the breezy to windy condition, and especially in the high elevation areas and the north bay, but coming tomorrow, the much needed cooldown is undebay,ecause this is where we saw a lot of the triple-digits east, and we will drop down to 15, 20 degrees in some spots compared to where we were at today. the cooling trend is not only going to take over tonight, but also going to fall into the work week ahead with the predicted high of 71 and heading into san francisco a nice drop into the 8 80s for tomorrow. then it lingers to muc

the red flag warning does remain. however, take a look at this, the fog has returned to the bay area, this is our sort of natural aiken -- air- conditioner. concord at 62. 59, san jose. 54 in santa rosa. now, future cash shows why we are starting to see this trend. really increasing as we make our way throughout the weight today. by this evening, we will start to see the marine layer really starting to stay low. 94 degrees if you are heading inland to pleasanton today, sunny and hot there. however back here in san francisco for the pride parade, sunny and mild. temperatures still warm by san francisco but certainly cooler than yesterday. we will have your full forecast coming up. back over to you guys. >>> the big day is here just in a few hours, the pride parade will be kicking off in downtown san francisco. >>> anne vick is live at the parade.>> reporter: it is like a holiday in san francisco, it is a little quiet here on market street right now at 6 am, but this place is going to be off the chain in a matter of a f

we do have a red flag warning in effect until 11:00 tonight. that is for mastery the north bay but we are going to see hot temperaturespr areawi napa, sonoma, lake county, we're looking at gusty winds, low humidity, and that all means extreme fire danger. our highs, triple digits again. discovery bay, you're topping out at 102, clearlake, 101. it's definitely going to be a warm one. yesterday, we saw that fire near clayton. here's a micro climate forecast for you, 101, sunny and hot there, but changes are coming. tomorrow, we'll start to see a cool down close to the coast tomorrow first, and then by tomorrow night, we'll start to cool temperatures inland. 94 in clayton though that does mark the beginning of changes. as you can see, clear skies across the bay today. we're looking at temperatures mild out the door this morning. i'll have the full forecast coming up in just a bit. we'll talk about that cool down and just how hot it will get around the bay. >>>evacuees are now allowed back into their homes as crews near containment of a grass fire

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that is when the red flag warning will verify in terms of wind speeds.ly the basin on a number of different things, but most likely the wind speeds will verify at about that time. temperatures today generally were warmer than yesterday, but you can note they are still not too bad. look at that is not the hot. 82. for this time of year that is nothing. even though it warmed up today i think today was a bit of a reheat that has been here and is coming. alluding to the fact that the firefighters gave a better opportunity to get a handle on this stuff. patchy fog along the coast and it will linger in patches for the next couple days. not anything substantial. current temperatures. that is a big seabreeze. no fog along the coast here. that looks like a painting of the golden gate bridge. a beautiful night out there. tomorrow night is going to be stunning also. if you like those nights to go sit on the wall and see the sunset you got it. i think these compliments you will have that. we did tonight. i think tomorrow night is the same. saturday night as well. i

red flag warning coming up for the next few days. let's go over to bill in the weather center to find out more. it starts tomorrow night and the main event will be overnight into saturday morning. higher elevations will be the main areas that get higher winds. definitely concern. we have had a good run of mild weather which helped firefighters on all fires in california. and hopefully, you know, today -- tomorrow it's not going to be a horrible day. but it's going to warm up tomorrow. today warm up a bit but these were the highs. so again, look at the numbers. these aren't impressive for this time of year when you're looking at 82 degrees in morgan hill. i would expect morgan hill to be 92. so these temperatures are pretty in line with below average. the fog -- you kind of saw, see the fog? everything is going offshore being pushed away. that's one of the indications that the high is building in. so there's patchy fog at the coast. there will be more tomorrow. but not much. the green is generally the sea breeze right there. you see t

we have the red flag warning in effect by monday.g air arrives and fog returns and stay steady to thursday. still, nowhere near where we are now there. >> nothing to sweat about. >> when you get about 89, it is going to feel a lot -- >> cooler, yeah. >> all right. >> it is good to have you back. >> thank you. >> if you had to pick, brother or beast mode? >> splash brother. >> swaggy p or e.-40 -- >> the oakland coliseum, from different walk all for a good cause. a game like no . >>> now sports from abc7 news. >> if you haven't been paying attention the as are good. especially on the road where they are streaky good. if there's one thing that oakland knows how to do that's hit home runs. this young man showing his pride. the white sox had a three-run shot and out after two innings. the as got to work. steven, this is a two-run shot. the as hit a home run in 24 straight road games rngs a major league record. roping the double to right. this game is tied at five. and then the next inning, mt. thmt. matt olsen. the as win 7-6. this man m

east bay hills still a red flag warning until 8:00.inds coming out of the north and west with gusts up to 40 miles an hour. although it's cooling off, we still have high fire danger in the upper elevation. highs ranging from the 60s with clouds at the coast. to the 90s inland. >>> thank you, lisa. now to the intensifying chaos over the immigration debate. president trump hit the road in las vegas last nig are the battle republicans. he did not mention the reversal of his policy of separating parents and children at the mexican border. tara palmieri in washington has the details. >> reporter: president trump at a rally in las vegas lashing out against democrats for being too soft on immigration. >> because they think immigration is -- being weak on the border, which is therefore allowing tremendous crime to come into our country. they think that that's a good issue for them. i don't think being weak on the border, being pa thet cthetical on the border, i don't think that's a good issue. >> reporter: the zero tolerance policy igniting a

a red flag warning in effect for the north and east bay hills with northerly winds of to 30 miles per hour. gusts up to 40 miles per hour with hot temperatures and low humidity. it means critical fire weather for those conditions. heat advisory for tomorrow for most of the bay area. 11 am-eight -- 8:p.m. -- 11:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. . we will talk about when we will cool things down coming up. >> firefighters recommend clearing at least 300 feet of space around your home. that is a case of a fire. they say if you have not done it yet this season, do not do it now. maria medina explains why. >> from the east bay -- >> this is the hottest weekend so far this year. >> to the south bay -- a red flag warning will be in effect through the weekend. that means fire department across the bay area are on high alert. the weather could lead to rapid increases in fires. >> it will spread rapidly. >> it is not very well-managed at all. >> we saw which holmes stood a better chance of surviving a fire and which ones would not. >> you kind of forget about it when you live in a little bit of an urban area.

a red flag warning is posted for the east and north bay hills this weekend. a heat advisory is up for the entire bay area expect the coast and san francisco for tomorrow. highs on saturday will be in the 90s to low 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. it will cool slightly on sunday but remain hot inland. patchy fog will return to the coast to bring down the temperatures. more low clouds and fog will move in on monday and further cool the weather into the middle of the week. another round of hot weather is possible next weekend. (grant) thanks lawrence. and we have team coverage of the hot weather. kron4's maureen kelly has warning about kids and hot cars... (vicki) but first - let's get to kron4's terisa estacio. she is live in antioch where a fire broke out earlier-- amid heightened fire danger as the weather heats up. terisa? the fire broke out right behind me here at los medanos commuity college... this is what fire firghter are most concerned about right now... spot vegetation fires ignited during this high alert system.

there is a red flag warning in effect. so high fire danger in some of the areas.nd spare the air alert has been issued for today with some poor air quality around parts of the bay area. the heat eases tomorrow, so that's some relief for some inland areas. a heat advisory has been issued by the national weather service for today and parts of the north bay. heat illness possible. we'll see some triple digits heat, as well, through some of these areas where their averages are only around 80. so it is unexpected to be so high for this time of year. and a red flag warning in effect until 11:00 tonight for the north bay mountains and mendocino county. gusts up to 40 miles per hour, humidity very low. so fires can spread very easily once they start. and for lake county and also solano county, the red flag warning continues through tomorrow morning. so spare the air alert has been issued. and we're expecting poor air quality in the inland east bay, in the santa clara valley, so cut back on pollution if you can. limit your time outdoors because it is going to be hot, as we

. >> the red flag washirning will remain in effect. we are dealing with breezy conditions, ranging from 15 to 30 miles per hour into the overnight hours. we will keep a close eye on that. conditions are on the breezy side. i want to give you an outlook of the current temperatures. 84 in livermore. san francisco, 77. are you ready to see the temperature difference? 24-hour temperature change. look at this. we are running 16 degrees cooler at this hour in livermore. concord, 24 degrees cooler at this hour than we were yesterday. our daytime highs very significant in terms of the cooling trend thanks to the nice onshore breeze that we were tracking. we have a sea breeze. santa rosa, 33 degrees cooler at this hour. it will help with some of the grass fires. we are dealing with low humidity. i will have a look at your monday forecast coming up. >>> breaking news, north of the bay area. flames burning out of control and destroying homes. we just learned that this fire has doubled in size. it's now burned 3,000 acres. this wildfire is being d

that red flag warning will remain in effect through tomorrow because of those winds. still very dry. winds 15, possible 30 meiniles hour. today will be the last day for the spare the air alert. out near the east bay and the south bay, air quality remains extremely unhealthy. still try to limit your outdoor activity. that heat advisory iset expire at 8:00 p.m. tonight. i want to show you what we can thank the sea breeze for. that's a drop in temperatures. tomorrow's predicted high in san jose, 84 degrees. today we saw triple digits in concord. tomorrow the predicted high is 86. definitely a big drop thanks to mother nature's sea breeze. along the peninsula, half moon bay remains in those 60s. as we head in towards the city, it will still be fairly hot at 78 degrees but still a little bit cooler than what we predicted for today. santa rosa dropping down to about 80 degrees for tomorrow. it will definitely be a noticeable cooldown but still pretty hot out there. let's talk about your san francisco forecast for the next seven days. as we head into tomorrow, we will start

a red flag warning in effect until 8:00 tonight. into our newsroom showing you that breeze in san jose. that wind, vianey, creating a big concern for fire danger, of course. >> any time you're dealing with hot, high heat, and low humidity, this is the recipe for fire danger. that's the reason why they issued these red flag warnings so you can be on alert and just be mindful of the area that you live in, especially in the hilltops. i want to show you current wind speeds right now. if you notice, still nice and breezy, but getting a little bit windier toward the east bay right now. at about 22 miles per hour. along the coastline as well, 22 miles per hour. and the north bay area, 22 miles per hour in napa. now, we're going to be keeping a close eye on these wind speeds through tonight into tomorrow as well because santa rosa will get a little gustier as we head in toward your monday. that is where the wildfire is burning right now, and unfortunately, we're still dealing with low humidity, less than 10%. although it does tend to recove

red flag warning still in effect.inds up to 40-miles-per-hour and fires can start and spread. be vigilant under this warm, hot, draw pattern. sunday, a lot of sunshine and you see 90s inland so wiping away the triple digits. it is warm but not as hod as today. accuweather seven-day forecast, it is warm day tomorrow, cooler on monday and refreshing pattern on thursday and warmer friday to saturday but not that hot compared to today. >> do not forget the sunscreen. >> do not. >> it was a hot day, but people went to see the softball game and other sports activities. >> yeah, you think the heat, you're going to go to the ice. free agents negotiating tomorrow and the sharks hoping to reel in the biggest fish. a shot of a on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? don't miss final closeout savings on the queen c2 mattress. now only $599, save $300, for a limited time. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> abc7 sports brought to you by river r

that could happen this weekend so the warning is out, red flag warning starts tonight. so let's show you the conditions for the pawnee fire right now. wind gusts are starting to get stronger in this early-morning hour about 13 miles per hour. temperatures 66. it's the coolest time of the day and the time of the day when we have the highest humidity. so 54%. but these numbers are really expected to drop down into possibly single digits later on today and through saturday. so the futurecast showing those wind speeds throughout the day, it will be fairly strong but tonight is really when it gets intense. gusty winds through tomorrow up to 40 miles an hour. saturday is the biggest concern but starting at 11 p.m. tonight when the red flag warning takes effect including lake county where the pawnee fire is burning. it includes tehama county where another fire is burning. temperatures in the 100s inland. it will be dry and gusty winds. avoid lawn work on saturday. some of the equipment can spark fires and no fireworks. >>> hot spoton the roads along southbound 680 right near a

. >> reporter: there are red flag warnings we knew would be up all weekend. two people were taken to the hospital and kaiser hospital with smoke inhalation entries. a man and woman, otherwise no other injuries. we are on deer hill lane, on the outskirts of antioch. to my left shoulder, you're right, you see crews moving about, there's a glow in the distance. those are spot fires continuing to burn. we are told by fire crews, they will be here all night. the conditions and red flag warnings and loving unity conditions can be all sorts of refighters. the firefighters battled the fire alarm blaze southeast of antioch. there were challenges in the rural area. >> the conditions are ripe for a fire to start easily. it might be more difficult, if we had cooler weather and high humidity, it is harder for things to ignite. >> reporter: the fire was reported after 5:15 pm spreading to several structures and outbuildings, one property had several cars in a salvage yard. the materials continue to burn as fire crews put up hotspots and other small spot fires. >> we had ap

we have a red flag warning for parts of the bay area starting tomorrow. rob mayeda is here. >> that includes the pawnee fire area. it's the hills of snow makoun at this. winds will shift out of the north. those will be dangerously dry north winds. humidity levels bottoming out as we head to the overnight hours. you see the wind speeds picking up as humidity levels drop into the teens and locally lower w h with temperatures to climb into the 90s and the hottest days arrive by saturday. a look at the forecast coming up in 20 minutes. >> keep track of the wind by downloading our app. >>> the search is on for a driver who crashed into a pedi cab and took off. police released this picture of the car that investigators are looking for. it smashed into a pedi cab that was carrying a canadian family along the embarcadero. and we have what other drivers are saying about the intersection where this crash happen happened, sam? >> reporter: this is such a close-knit group and the cyclists atalked to are torn up. they can't remember another tragedy like this ever happ

heat advisory and also red flag warning.r the pride parade and then much cooler on monday. slightly warmer inland on tuesday. and notice the trend will be cooler after that. so if we can just get through today. >> you've been very busy in the weather department this morning. lisa, thanks. and thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and instragram. "good morning america" is next. we'll return at 8:00 a.m. for instance, january 21st is national hugging day. but anyone can give a hug even this guy -- he gives great hugs. but you, you do way more than give hugs. you care for your kids, your parents, and even the guy across the street who waves a lot. and a-a-r-p is here to help. connecting you with the tools you need to navigate the realities of caregiving. think of it as one big hug. take on today and every day with a-a-r-p. you finished preparing overhim for college.rs, in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well-being. but meningitis b prog

chief meteorologist is tracking a forecast and a red flag warning. >> a few hours away from red flag warnings. the last few days of june, are warm. tomorrow, will be the hottest day of the week. that means temperatures and land are close to 100 degrees. there is no fog. there is high fire danger with warnings. all the areas that are red, that is red flag fire warnings. lake county and and casino as well. temperatures in the 90s to over 100 degrees. it is very dry. we could have humidity in below 10 or 8%. the winds are increasing. the winds are increasing early saturday morning. maybe 10 am we could have winds 35 to 40 miles an hour. we talked about the red flood warnings. that does include mount hamm looking across the bay through haziness. earlier, we had some patchy fog. that was late last night. we have clearing skies and we have northern italy wins. already, if you but outside, it is warm. there is a temperature change compared to yesterday. most of the areas have santa rosa five degrees warmer. concorde is five degrees warmer. we're talking about 80s in santa rosa. san francisc

fort hills, red flag warning. i will detail that later.on highs and out the door, 74 san francisco. 79 oakland. 83 fremont. some of the hotter locations in the upper 80s yesterday are low to mid-90s. touching 100 by tomorrow. i will detail the warming trend for the weekend and the red flag warning in a bit. we want to check the highways first with sal, good morning. >> good morning to you. a crash in livermore, rosemary. let's get to it. westbound 580 near isabel. there is a crash there and traffic is going to be backing up quickly. as a matter of fact, it says that all lanes could be blocked and the backup is building a bit. you can see it off the altamont pass up to the livermore area. if you are getting on the freeway after livermore, after the isabel exit, it looks okay. getting over to dublin. if you are getting on before isabel, i would not recommend getting on the freeway. use city roads. we have a crew on the way. this is 80 westbound, carquinez to the macarthur maze. at 8:04, back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> san francisco

red flag warning to discuss as well. here's a view of the oakland estuary. francisco is checking in at 52 degrees. we got 50s. oakland, livermore, and san jose. mid to upper 50s. temperatures are up by a few degrees. up by 7 in nevada. half moon bay, where we are dealing with partly cloudy skies. a little bit colder this morning. you can see some has developed over areas like point reyes. down through santa cruz, capital, monterey, cloud cover to start the day. we will be partly cloudy mostly clear at the coast. we will be mostly clear elsewhere. a little bit of an onshore breeze. oakland reporting 6. if you take a look at these errors, the upper level wind is slow. coming from the north and northeast. so that will help to not only warm us up &. afternoon highs for today, 74th in san francisco. upper 70s for oakland. we will go mid 90s for our warmer location. areas like antioch today. 94 for concord. into the south bay. 86 san jose. mountain view, you will go to 84. temperatures continuing to climb. in the city's getting to about 100 degrees for your aftern

red flag warnings are also posted for friday night in the north bay mountainis including the delta, carquinez straight and solano and napa county. fire danger will be running very high late friday night with very dry air and gusty winds. highs around the bay area tomorrow will be in the in 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay breaking news...crews are news...breaking news...crews are battling a large grass fire right now in benicia.the three-alarm blaze is burning off of interstate 780.this is new video just into our newsroom.we're told firefighters from vallejo and fairfield are assisting in this firefight.officials are urging people to avoidr columbu benicia state park.the conditions are extremely dry in the area and that is causing this fire to spread.we will keep an eye on this breaking story..and bring you the very latest. (ken) a big story we're following a cold case homicide investigation with a bizarre ending. the main suspect in a ritualistic killing at stanford university in 1974 has apparently committed suicide. this - as sh