el servicio nacional meteorolÓgico indicÓ que el humo a invadido el sur de san francisco y red wood city10 de junio pero todo dependerÁ de las condiciones del clima y las fuerzas de los vientos. regreso contigo, palmira. palmira: quÉ situaciÓn, muchÍsimas gracias. preparÉ el bloqueador solar. vamos a la ventana al tiempo. cuÁndo entra esta ola de calor a nuestra regiÓn?. suheily: el fin de semana serÁ muy caluroso. hoy tuvimos una temperatura mÁxima en los 81 hacia san josÉ. en la regiÓn de lo que es concord, casi en los 90. nuestros amigos en oackland registraron temperaturas hacia los 80. hemos estado registrando esa neblina en la zona de san francisco. se va a ir desplazando hacia el noreste y nos preparamos para un aumento las temperaturas. el servicio nacional meteorolÓgico ya ha emitido un aviso por calor extremo para todo el sur de california, incluyendo el sur de los Ángeles. se esperan temperaturas que puedan superar los 105. nuestra zona, por lo menos hacia san josÉ,-- ese termÓmetro puede alcanzar los 90 y cinco. para este viernes y sÁbado las temperaturas podrÍan acercando lo

if you will be kicking off your weekend at red wood city it will be nice and warm. at 6:00 we will be at 80 degrees and cooling down much more comfortable weather throughout the evening for the live music on the square. if you are going to the gilroy garlic festival we know sometimes it can be really hot in gilroy this time of year. tomorrow we are bringing it down into the low 90s and there will be a lot of sunshine. we have been keeping you up to date on what is happening for the weekend. let me know what your weekend plans are. i just posted the seven day forecast on there. if you haven't had a chance to look at it and make plans for the weekend, once again it will be just a little bit cooler for the inland valleys. this is still above normal especially for spots like san jose. we should be about 82 degrees. we will be above that for the weekend. >> noticeably above. >>> coming up we have must-see video from social media today including video of the corpse flower in san francisco. we have been talking about it, not smelling it just yet. we will show you where you

peninsula looking bright and beautiful. 82 for red wood city. a little bit cloudier on the coast line and cooler, the breeze kicking in half man bay. seeing sunshine in downtown san francisco at this hour. we will reach about 71 later on this afternoon. the clouds will be stubborn around daly city. it will be breezy. temperatures about mid 60s later on today. we will be warm. 90 in santa rosa. 88 in sonoma. there is lake port up to 103 later on today. the east bay a lot of 70s to low 80s. 77 in oakland. 79 in castro valley. inland hot spots. 99 in brentwood. 97 the high in livermore. much of the state is baking. 107 later on today in fresno. 111 in reading. 102 in palm springs. today will be the warmest day all week. here is the accuweather s day forecast we have the cool coast but we are hot inland. take it easy out there in the upper 90s. by thursday into friday high clouds move in. we will see an increase in humidity. it will feel muggy to finish off the week. saturday and into sunday becomes cooler. sunday is less humid so the weekend lookin

to about 88 in red wood city. over the coast mid to upper 60s this afternoon. and low to mid-70s in downtown san francisco. and if you're going to game this evening, 67. and low to mid-90s dominate everywhere, except at the coast. and east bay pretty much low to mid-80s in most neighborhoods. it'll be a pain to stay cool once again in the east bay lot of your thauermometers out year antioch and brentwood hit 100. if you download ouret our forecu want when we're not on television. you can see we're dropping down to comfortable levels, 50s at the coast and 60s and 70s for the rest of the us. and by midnight inclouds are rolling in. mid to upper 50s, concord out to antioch we'll have the low to mid-60s. let's take a look at my accuweather seven day forecast. and because of the slower sunshine tomorrow we're going to have temperatures going to be about 2 to 8 degrees cooler. temperatures back down to average levels. and sunday and monday not too bad either, just about a degree or two warmer. >> okay, i think people are kin. >> well, at least in san francisco where

low to mid-90s there, but low to mid-80s in the south bay. 82 in red wood city, the warm spot. look how sticky the clouds are at the coast. look at all that white, low to mid-60s there. going to the game tonight it's christmas in july so find that ugly sweater or if you have a nice one, wear it, too. either way you're going to need it. brewers in town take on the giants. to 90 in santa cruz, and you can see we've got some $100s up across the extreme north bay. look at the 60s around richmond and low to upper 90s. you can see a few clouds hanging over the golden gate and heading over towards berkeley. and we'll be mainly clear and as we head towards midnight and once again in the mid to uppe 50s. now, low to mid-90s all weekend. if you're running or just walking, looking, participating, i don't know, admiring, foggy start for the san francisco marathon, 57. and as you get to 11:00, it'll become breezy party cloudy and about 67 degrees. tapering as we head inland back to average levels for the weekend. >> i'll only run if you chase me. so good luck to all the runners out there. l

we have 83 in red wood city. 73 in one of the cooler spots.ow to mid 60s along the coast with upper 60s to low 70 san francisco. a lot of 90s across the north bay. you can see 100s as we head up towards clover dale and that area. look what is going on in the east bay where we have mid to upper 70s. looks like newark, a little less comfort with the low to mid 80s. the hottest temperatures again head out to the periphery. mid 90s to easily 100. doesn't that look inviting. if you are going to the beaches we still have the risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. poor. that is what we will call it for the activity planner. staying cool at the pool just wear a lot of sun screen, strong sunshine today and small craft advisory if you are playing around the bay. the rip currents continue until 11:00. maybe one of the sneaker waves knocks you down and then the rip currents pull you away from the coast. takes a long time to get out of those and try to swim back. you can see small craft advisory starts at noon until 9:00 for west winds in the areas you se

. >> red wood city having a bathing suit coffee shop is a weird fit. >> a lot of people have a stigma against it, but when you actually get there the girls are really nice and there's no inappropriate stuff. >> officials are still reviewing pink panthers application. it's unclear if and when the shop would open. >>> it's m green g busting machin wre talking busting machin wre talking we're talking about avocados. all right, it's national avocado day. that's why they' i limelight. if you like them on toast or salad, or sliced up enjoy them today. don't forget to post your avocado experience today on social media using the hashtag national avocado day. that message brought to you by the national avocado growers association. in honor of national guacamole day chipotle is giving away guac. tune in for the news and weather right here on our next broadcast. i'm glad we did remember it is a fruit, which a lot of people forget about. do you like it? >> i like guacamole. >> that's true. it fills you up. it's a good fat. >> the emegas in there which helps the cholesterol, which i need. >> all r

red wood city, 72 degrees. san francisco takes the jacket.ht also be the thing where you takehtin them and shooting them off a in e north bay 74 in u'll still sonoma and 76 in napa. let's take you to hurricane fabio. yes, that's the name of this storm city. the energy of this will move towards the bay. this will give us 7 or 12 foot waves, slight humidity and thursday into saturday. san francisco goes into low 70s once we hit saturday and sunday. and we're back into the 90s thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. tomorrow is good, though. >>> up next six months after it was legalized we have a pot problem. the new rule that could have bay area dispensaries dealing with a marijuana shortage. and we have jimmy. >>> hey, guys. john trovolta is my guess tonight. it's a great show. stay tuned. >>> happening now on our twitter the faa not cracking down on legroom on passenger jets. saying people are bigger today and can't evacuate planes as quickly. they say it poses no immediate safety issues to pose nee regulations. we'll be back in a moment. tomo

moon bay to the 100s in conkorld, brentwood and fairfield, look at the spread in oakland. 76 to red wood city, 91. warmer than san jose at 90. there's the fog. the marine layer coming back. it will be around 9:00 in the morning. temperatures in the 50s and 60s and 70s. the sea breeze will kick in and you stay in the occupier 80s and 78 around the bay, and 61 at the coast, the 50s and 60s at 9:00. my accu weather seven day forecast. we keep sliding down the scale to below average temperatures for the holidays. so, no matter where you are going, if you are watching fireworks, take a blanket or a light blanket. >> well done, considering your all done for tonight. >> that's it. >> well, almost. almost. >> you can hit the sack soon. appreciate it. that one shot worked. worked wonders. we had good soccer here in the bay area. it was quite the day of soccer. well, first, you start with the world cup, where two international stars are eliminated in the first knockout rounds and then the california classico came to the bay area, highlights from that >>> dlaes dodgers, giant -- there's dodgers, every b

allison woods of krcr television in redding city. let's move onto other stories...n candidates in zimba bwe's presidential election have addressed huge crowds of supporters on the last day of campaigning. the vote on monday will be the first in almost four decades without robert mugabe on the ballot. he was forced to step down last november after nearly a0 years in power. 0ur africa editor, fergal keane, reports now from the zimbabwean capital, harare. this is freedom square in harare, and today, in their massed tens of thousands, it belonged to the opposition. out of the dust their leader arrived, greeted by raw, unchoreographed enthusiasm. from early mistakes, he has gained stature. bye bye, zanu—pf, bye—bye. all: bye-bye! bye—bye, mnangagwa, bye—bye. all: bye-bye! nelson chamisa is 35 years the president'sjunior, and promising a decisive break with the past. after nearly a0 years of often brutal and corrupt ruling party government, this should be the time that the opposition wins. there is a surge of hope here. this is our year, we are winning this election. it's

with 1200 structures lit up, most in the city of redding. michelle woods is a nurse at dignity health, one of 40 employees who lost their homes but still showed up to care for the terminally ill. >> there is a greater cause than this immediate thing that's going on with me a family. it's not all about that. >> reporter: tonight, two other large fires, the mendocino complex threatening to nverge into one monster blaze. fire is really outrunning us. >> reporter: you can see flames have been racing down this hillsideast several minutes. this tree is going up. everything here is going to burn. osith 44,000 evacuated, infe are showing no mercy, taking homes and lives. , iguel almaguer, nbc newslake county, california. >>> we're going to turn to the public revelation from the beloved star of "mash," alan alda revealing his parkinson's disease. the latest celebrity to r a parkinson's diagnosis after neil diamond and linda ronstadt and said he's hoping it can help others. da>> reporter: alan al soared to a fa"hawkeye", the quick-witted surgeon in the tv series, "m

earlier i spoke to allison woods who is a news anchor for krcr television in redding about what she's seeing in the city's pretty smoky where i'm at right now. i'm just about a0 minutes outside of town. conditions in redding, you can barely see where you're going. it's a very eerie kind of feeling right now with all the smoke in the area. it's still a very dangerous situation for people to be in in redding. i'm sure areas where you work and areas where you cover are not strangers to wildfires, what is different about this time around? so this wildfire is very different. you know, like you said, we're not strangers to them at all but this wildfire is extremely erratic, has very dangerous behaviour and has moved very fast, has been very unpredictable. you know, this fire started earlier on in the week, 3,000 acres, which is really not that much here in northern california. you know, we didn't think much about it and then all of a sudden this fire just exploded overnight and it started coming into the city of redding. we always know that it's possible for it to come into the city of redding, we just never