. >> on a plane to sacramento. >> really troubling that people are being shuffled around in this way. that's without thought for what will happen to them next. >> reporter: asylum-seekers sent to california from texas and help author to one group of migrants. we are following today's last chance to say goodbye to queen elizabeth. we go live to london with the funeral and burial proceedings underway. >>> flying into fiona and dramatic new video from hurricane hunters heading into the heart of that storm. >>> the weather and we go right over. >> the bait weather and fiona impacting the whole and actually floated in the next couple of days. back at the bay and things going on. area of low pressure just offshore and part in bringing a bit of moisture. yesterday we saw widespread showers about one inch of rain and close to santa rosa and about half inch just down at san jose. we still have a bit more where that is coming from. i know it is hard to believe and mostly clear skies outside and you look out the window and can attest to that. and look at this. quick look at doppler and heading i

. >> and we ended up on a plane to to sacramento. >> it's really troubling that people are being shuffled around being shuffled around this way without thought for what will hn to them next. >> and help and support offered to a group of migrants sent to california from the state of te. we are just hours away from the first signs of the storm that will hit the bay area. in fact,s go live right now to look at the the literal calm before the sto. lots of vantage points there fur. this time tomorrow, all points of the bay area will feel area will feel the effects of the storm with the north bay expected to get the heaviest downpour. but the rain will be heavy enough throughout the rest rest of the bay area to potentially break single day rain records. and before the ran comes the wind. the national weather service issued a wind advisory along the close from ce down to big sur. as you can see on the highlighted section of te ma'am, it's happening. it starts starts at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow and a.m. tomorrow and is expected to to last until 4:00 monday morning. let's get straight to n for the forec

>> dos grupos de inmigrantes llegan a sacramento >> son ocho personas que llegaron afinales de la semana pasada sin conexión con california >> encontré este grupo de cinco venezolanos empezaron a viajar desde su país llegaron a texas desde ahí después de pasar días de frío y hambre los enviaron a sacramento no saben quién pagó sus boletos llegaron sin dinero una señora les regaló 20 dólares un autobús lo llevaría a las direcciones donde están su albergue así que se quedaorn sin dinero >> al llegar a la dirección se dieron cuenta que eran unas oficinas pasaron la noche en el parque >> el frío no aguantamos el frío y conseguimos un rincón en un estacionamiento >> ahí nos metimos nos acostamos un rato ahí >> se dieron cuenta que la oficina era falsa por suerte el guardia los ayudó a contactar a la organización (nombre en inglés) que les dieron un hotel ropa y comida el alcalde de sacramento investiga por qué fueron enviados a california >> como inmigrante sé lo que es el sufrimiento me da tristeza ver que hay otras personas en este país que usan inmigrantes como algo político en vez de busc

. >> tonight we are learning about the eight people that were sent to sacramento last week. suzanne is in the newsroom with details. >> advocates i spoke to says what happens i spoke -- what happened in sacramento was upsetting. some immigrants without shoes arrived at the airport. they walked to what they believed was a shelter and it was the wrong place. >> eight migrants from venezuela some of them injured ended up in sacramento last week. they were told their paperwork reassigned them to california's capital city. >> sacramento was not on their radar. some of them were thinking of going to new york, florida, utah. >> they stepped up to help the men offering them a hotel to stay in for a week. >> the most troubling part is sending them to a shelter that doesn't exist. these men could have ended up sleeping outside with good-natured people had not helped them. >> as for what happens next. >> if they are interested in staying in sacramento, we will work with them to get apartment and legal help. >> last friday, abc7news asked governor newsom about the governors of florida a

desde sacramento telemundo >>> el fiscal general recuerda que está prohibido el incremento de precioso servicios son la declaratoria de emergencia en un diez por ciento de su costo mientras. frente al cincuenta por ciento esto es para generadores e incluso servicios como reparación de artículos, hoteles, casas de renta entre otros >>>está consumiendo la parte sur cerca de la interestatal del estado las llamas comenzaron ayer y hasta los hombros han podido controlar el doce por ciento autoridades han emitido órdenes de evacuación que se mantienen vigentes sobre el incendio y han designado un refugio de animales afectados por el siniestro las causas siguen bajo investigación >>> en otros temas el presidente rindió su cuarto informe de gobierno >>> se dio a conocer, que se yo ser el palacio nacional, llenar cuatro veces el estadio azteca >>> desde todas partes del país llegan los mexicanos a las puertas de lacasa del ejecutivo para intentar hablar con él, es frecuente ya que habilidades de chiapas con distintas peticiones >>> que me apoya gestionar la carretera >>> decenas de hombres se

to sacramento. kpix 5's betty you spoke to individuals helpine migrants arriving in northern california. >> reporter: in the past two days, venezuelan migrants took flights from texas to sacramento. they had no choice in where they were going. a grassroots organization called norcal resist shared this photo of newly arrived migrants helping the group distribute food and goods at the monthly distribution sacramento. two other migrants help the group deliver this couch to newly settled immigrants. their journey to northern california has been confusing and tiring. volunteers are helping. >> when we met them they had just gotten to the food bank. they had to walk for about an hour on interstate 5. they were given shoes and something to eat eat and they were picked up. basically, they were exhausted. >> reporter: two groups landed at the sacramento international airport after getting released from a detention center in laredo texas. they were given detention papers that set them to what was supposed to

it's in tahoe all the way back into sacramento, central sacramento and eastern sacramento.the afternoon. the winds kick up and push it. it will still be smoking up around like tahoe. reno will alcs smoke. the foothills will see smoke. but tomorrow morning air quality is going to be as bad as it gets. truthfully it's going to be very unhealthy air in that zone and potentially again tomorrow morning and tomorrow morning and then potentially the following morning. this is a live camera outside. you see a little smoke in the air around here this morning in the last couple of days are quality advisory. shouldn't see one tomorrow are getting we're getting a nice southwest wind. that's the fog. that's market street below it, and then above that is some tropical moisture that humidity felt today will not be present tomorrow. temperatures today kind of sticky, muggy because of that some tropical moisture that was from hurricane k, which was a tropical storm and then a tropical depression and just a lot of moisture that's moving off to. so these are the highs tomorrow. ties about the

several migrants many with no money and some with no shoes landed at sacramento airport last week. they walked more than 20 miles get to what was supposed to be a shelter and being the wrong place. >> eight migrants from venezuela some of them injured somehow ended up in sacramento last week. some men say they flew from texas to california on tuesday. they were told their paperwork reassigned them to california's capital city. >> sacramento was not on their radar. some of them are thinking to go -- of going to california or utah. >> they stepped up to help the men offering them a hotel to stay in for a week. >> the worst part sending them to a shelter that doesn't exist. they could have ended up sleeping outside good-natured people had not helped them to find help. >> as for what happens next, if they're interested in standing -- staying in sacramento, we will work with them to get apartment and legal help. >> last friday, abc7news asked governor newsom about the governors of florida and texas sending migrants to places like martha's vineyard. >> those migrants were used as pawns t

the latest on the man police are looking for and a deadly plane crash in sacramento. we've got more details. i'm just what happened after the break. ♪ strutting your way into my heart ♪ ♪ take your hat off make yourself at home ♪ ♪ how about stay the night then strut on home ♪ ♪ day 1 i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ day 2 i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ day 3 i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ guess what i'm in love with your strut ♪ ♪ i like your strut, do you wanna go struttin' struttin' ♪ ♪ you like my strut ♪ ♪ do you wanna go struttin' struttin' ♪ ♪ you like my strut ♪ ♪ then let's go struttin' right now ♪ ♪ >> developing news this evening. 2 people are dead after a small plane crashed in an orchard near sacramento. you can see a piece of that plane sticking out of that field. the co soon as the fire department says it went down around 9 o'clock this morning near christensen road and twin cities road in galt, sacramento deputies say this plane crashed in a body of water on an orchard located on private property. the victims names have yet been released. but stick wi

here in northern california, three migrants arrived in sacramento after a confusing journey.hey crossed the border arriving into into micro center in san antonio, texas, where someone ge them plane tickets to sacramento . upon wendy, the game to catholic charity and were told o go to a local food bank. >> they walked from the sacramento airport to the sacrao airport to the sacramento food bank with no shoes. >> that is a 27-mile walk. volunteers trying to help. they say one of the migrants wanted to go to new york. the other two two are looking to travel to ut. the documents given to them said said california. > >> still ahead, dozens of people people now facing fraud chargesd facing fraud charges connected to the pandemic. how they allegy stole money met for covid really. > >> hurricane fiona after leaving for ricoh in the dark. the latt the dark. the latest. > >> northern california farmers e facing issues with the weather. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i lo

also asking if the sacramento case is connected to florida. act of a nonprofit, there would be no benefit to a nonprofit sending someone across the country with no resources and no means to be taken care of, and not any arrangements made for them. meanwhile the migrants are getting help now and learning what life is like in sacramento while they're playing on this field. i'm sure they're not thinking about the 20 mile walk they had to take from the airport. or just getting dumped on a plane and sent to somewhere . they have no idea. they're not thinking about that right now. that was michelle banda reporting. those migrants left venezuela 45 days ago and say they told the person who arranged their plane tickets that they wanted to go to utah or new york, and they were confused when they landed in sacramento group of republican attorney generals are pushing visa, mastercard and american express to drop their plans to start tracking sales. at gun stores. now, they argue that the plans could infringe on consumer privacy and push legal gun sales o

firefighters in the sacramento area resuscitate a dog metro fire of sacramento shared the video of thoseers saving the dog. it happened yesterday in the community of ardent arcade east of sacramento. firefighters responding to a house fire found the dog unconscious inside. they were able to resuscitate the dog and then reunited with its family. they also saved a cat who ran away after being rescued. interest rates continue to soar with no end in sight. what that means for your dollar next. the federalther interest rate hike as foxes mike emanuel tells us many investors and politicians are fearful the fed may get too aggressive and send the economy into a downward spiral. millions of americans are feeling the impact of higher prices despite inflation running out of historic rate, president biden argues the country is still on the right track and the worst may be over in a position where for the last several months it hasn't spiked. it is just barely. it's been basically , even if the administration needs a helping hand to bring prices down. it will have to come from the federal reserve bo

stockton's broke the all time record. 112 sacramento airport 114 all time record.tember. we're gonna have lots of daily records broken will show you those later on and we could we still have the potential. i think to see an all time record broken if not today, tomorrow, all time state in california any time of year record. okay, so the story with us is this heat wave right in this high pressure dome coming out of the desert southwest. actually it's out over the great basin now, and it's pressing on this seabreeze. the sea breeze is getting very little encroachment inside the bay. i mean, oakland today. oakland it was 100 degrees, right. that shows you that that inland push of hot air is not getting into the bay much at all. sam matteo 97 san francisco 91, so it's a battle between air masses in the dome of high pressure, which by the way, typically doesn't win out. you know. typical summer we get these patterns for sure. but it doesn't always it doesn't usually went out. it wins a little bit, but usually have a pretty robust seabreeze. two days. three days, the fog

while in sacramento, three venezuelan migrants arrived in this week from texas, unsure of who boughtlane tickets. one telling station kcra they walked 27 miles from the airport to an address written on their paperwork >> two of them said they wanted to go to utah, and one of them wanted to go to manhattan, and somehow they ended up in sacramento >> legal experts say many of these migrants will have to return to where they entered the u.s. to process their asylum cases, which can take more than a year most won't be able to get legal jobs meanwhile, in d.c., churches are helping to provide temporary shelter. in massachusetts, the approximately 50 migrants who were flown to martha's vineyard earlier this week are now at joint base cape cod. the governor promising they will have access to legal and healthcare services and for the more than 11,000 who have arrived in new york city since may, public schools have opened their doors, enrolling 1,400 migrant children for classes. meanwhile, the city confirms close t 8,000 remain in homeless shelters like this one. do you know what the plan is

. > >> a law firm in sacramento had in sacramento has filed a lawsut that was to stop president biden's student it really. he says he could make it worse fore borrowers. the president announced he would give $10,000 in student loans. the pacific legal foundation call the plan n illegal overreach. a lawsuit ife plaintiff is expected to receiv0 in relief, but he says, it's not not good for him because it would trigger state income taxes taxes where he lives. >> hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions of people in an similar to him, which is people who are in the existing forgiveness programs are going to end up with state tax bills that they wouldn't get if they d just been in the plan they are already in. >> a nonpartisan congressional office at biden's plan would cost an estimated $400 billion. > >> in mountain view, tentative settlement has been raised with the city in an lawsuit over rv parking rules. hundreds of peope living in rvs will have to move or get a ticket will be towed starting saturday. the city wile the city will make three miles of street parking available and give warni

the only cities that have received one so far is sacramento. they had a backlog because of the pandemic that required 40 day public comment review per emergency declarations. so, we are hopeful that because we are compliant with through our planning department, housing element review process we anticipate top have another housing element in october as well as on going other performance processes that we would be facing a favorable application and we have taken a lot of account top what the applications included this . is a new program we are hope. of the limited numbers fees that apply side one of 14 or so that applied for this including sacramento would be helpful. >> and to receive this dems iingination, are they looking at just affordable housing or looking at housing development including market rate? >> most low 100% affordable or affordable housing and inclusionary they are programs that the state already funds receive a lot for that afford act housing. but there are mostly have inclusionary program that does the funding as well. but it f

poe sacramento powerhouse. thousands thousands of people showed up to to route the team on. unfortunately, the atmosphere wasn't enough, as pittsburgh fell by a final of 23-15, but good to see everyone having fun. fun. friday night lights doesn't doesn't get better than that. >> yeah, fulsome has a good team team up there, that is a program program that is always consistent. good news, bad news when we are talking about nfl to to start the show. 49ers tight end, george kittle, practice today, the first time since his groin injury last sunday, that is the good news. how about the negative? kiddos a gametime decision against seattle, the what field obviously a potential potential factor. 49ers are extending a player they hope to use as little as possible, punter, mitch, has agreed to a four-year extension that will keep him in santa clara till 26, , the extension? worth up to $1. $13 million. > >> college football, cow is set to face notre dame tomorrow in south bend, the first meeting between the bears and the i

tracie, through stockton, up to sacramento that for the most part east of the bay area. couple of sprinkles around point raise money to rio and guerneville up towards cloverdale near the sonoma and mendocino county line. aside from that, though, fairly quiet this morning, heaviest of rainfall will be for the interior areas like the central valley, even for areas like concord, antioch, vacaville, eastern edges of napa county. you will be seeing some of our heaviest of showers today. where is the rest of the bay area? definitely on the quieter side of things for both today and tomorrow. 50's 60's for current temps nevado petaluma each at 55 oakland. 59 while alameda conquered and hayward in the low 60's, a look ahead in our next few hours here shows temperatures only rising into the 60's and 70's today. daytime highs remaining cool and fall like so enjoy it. we're on to our last few days of summer and it feels like fall already. reyna. john, thank you for that. ok, so just take your time this morning. as you're traveling, you might. >> county, some slick spots. 72 right in

trains up to sacramento. how can you incorporate them into bart?ns bay station in san francisco. what we have is an ambitious plan that would in court -- that would involve what they are our calling the make a bart, the mega bay area. 21 counties. to plan and to use and to help pay for. bar and other transit systems in part because we are still hurting from the pandemic. >> ambitious plans obviously. thank you very much. you can stream the entire bart 50 years special on the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. it is a valuable on-demand -- it is available on demand under the new and popular section. >> a historic moment today in the queen's journey. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask ab

sacramento came in 9th place la 16th. oakland was 23rd while san jose are in the 24th spot. bernardino ranked the lowest out of the california cities coming in 95th. >> well, it was something of a roaler coaster of emotions said today for taylor swift fans after it was reported that she would headline the next super bowl halftime show people got excited. but that story was later debunked variety said today it was a done deal. but then tmz said no, it had been reported. swift was offered the gig but turned it down. she has been trying to regain ownership of her early music by re-recording her first 6 albums. she reportedly would like to headline the super bowl show someday. but apparently not now. >> an oklahoma woman had to be taken to the hospital after she was hit in the head. via phone. this all happened while she was waiting in line for a ride at the fair. take a look. yeah. that would really hurt. r-old was rushed to the hospital. deep on her head. she was later diagnosed with a severe concussion. she was discharged from the hospital that same day, but was readmitted a

the company is based in west sacramento. at this point, it is unclear what caused the plane to crash guard says it has called off the search for nine people missing in a deadly float plane crash in washington state's puget sound that plane went down yesterday afternoon in mutiny bay off would be island about 30 miles northwest of seattle. it was headed from the san juan islands to a seattle area airport when it crashed into the water. the coast guard said it was suspending the search after saturating an area of roughly 2800 square miles. a child is among those missing. still to come. how governor newsom mark labor day with the signing of landmark legislation, plus why one san francisco restaurant says it's lowering its prices amid inflation at first in two minutes. one suspect is dead, another on the run, the latest on the investigation into a stabbing rampage in canada that killed 10 people. with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't

on to the migrant resource center in san antonio, texas, someone gave them plane ticts to sacramento and address of catholic charities office. ended up at food bank and called norcal resist. looking into the claims and office of florida governor ron desantis is looking to see if they provided the plane ticket. >>> protections for lgbtq is being expanded. a bill for veterans discharged under the don't ask don't tell policy to update their records. honorably discharge members. >> when president obama rescinded don't ask don't tell, department of defense created way for veterans discharged under it to correct the record and re-establish eligibility for full veterans benefits. but many don't know or can't even access this important process. >> setting up a program to help educate veterans about the changes. >>> climate in crisis. california coast a little bit cleaner tonight. thanks to international coastal cleanup day. about 100 volunteers gathered at ocean beach in san francisco. one we spoke to says it's way to socialize and protect oceans at the same time. >> just thought it was some

a lot of development has been in the sierra foothills, by the way, east of sacramento.t's up from 10 million homes in 1990, researchers say there's been a big demand, a growing demand for homes closer to nature and farther away from expensive urban centers. a reminder tonight that vaccination sites in contra costa county are offering the new omicron booster. only 54% of contra costa residents have had a booster. if you want the latest omicron booster shot. keep in mind people 12 and older are eligible for the pfizer booster. anyone 18 and older can get the new moderna booster. you should have had your last booster shot at least 2 months before getting this new one. and if you recently got covid, you should wait at least 3 months. >> you need to take an to end consideration. individual risk factors in terms of delay there, you're going traveling get you work in grenoble settings are our with real people. >> there are a number of county run vaccination sites and you can also get those booster shots in many cases from your doctor or from local pharmacies. the solano county

returned several times after including a trip to sacramento in 1983. where she met the speaker of the california assembly, willie brown. so there was so many things parent and the world. >> to talk to somebody as important as this woman. >> was unbelievable. the former mayor of san francisco was surprised by how candid the queen was during her conversations about state government. >> i don't even think and in a moment, she was him. impacted. by her actual i do in our actual importance from state leaders to u.s. presidents the queen cross paths with countless political figures. san jose state university professor katherine olson says >> the 96 year-old always remained a political. her views on politics. she kept to herself and she was an excellent terms >> president biden and president biden saying thursday that the queen 70 year reign defined an era. his statement reading in part, quote, queen elizabeth, the second was estates, woman of unmatched dignity and constancy. >> who deep in the bedrock alliance between the united kingdom and the united states

well tonight more strong words out of sacramento as cities across the state brace for this week's heate governor taking center stage today warning california's about climate change abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is in the newsroom with more on what he had to say today jr. well, dan, we've had heat waves and seen near triple digit temperatures for a day or two here or there, but now we're talking about an extended period of extreme heat and between now and next wednesday, we're going to be experiencing a prolonged. heat moment, california, governor gavin newsom giving a strong warning to those across the state. we are anticipating this extreme heat to be a length in duration likes of which we have an experienced in some time triple digit temperatures or close to it expected across northern, california through the weekend and into next week. i think if you go back five years there were some of those but they weren't quite so intense and they were a little bit further between but now every week almost we're getting smacked in the face with some big new extreme weather events somewhere mete

well tonight more strong words out of sacramento as cities across the state brace for this week's heat wave the governor taking center stage today warning california's about climate change abc 7 news reporter jr. stone is in the newsroom with more on what he had to say today jr. well, dan, we've had heat waves and seen near triple digit temperatures for a day or two here or there, but now we're talking about an extended period of extreme heat and between now and next wednesday, we're going to be experiencing a prolonged. heat moment, california, governor gavin newsom giving a strong warning to those across the state. we are anticipating this extreme heat to be a length in duration likes of which we have an experienced in some time triple digit temperatures or close to it expected across northern, california through the weekend and into next week. i think if you go back five years there were some of those but they weren't quite so intense and they were a little bit further between but now every week almost we're getting smacked in the face with some big new extreme weather events somewh

extreme heat warnings are also in sacramento. sacramento.fficials are suspending tailgating for the ce the college football game. in sacramento, sweeps on homeless encampments are on hold. a judge judge has reinstated a temporary temporary ban on sweeps through late september because of the lingering heat away. on the could say to push people out of shaded areas posed a health risk. > >> former president donald trump trump rallied supporters in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania come on saturday and it would his first speech since the raid of his mar-a-lago estate. > >> the big story of the day is the weather . and the relief in sight any time soon? >> you know how i always call out to the weekend? this weekend weekend is when we will see it cooler. by no means is the heat wave done yet. it is going down into the southwest. today we are are dealing with record-breaking record-breaking numbers forecasted. even into the northy north bay. livermore will gate up to 110 and take a look at the the rest of your local areas. let's pinpoint fremont where it

so now if you're in sacramento, eastern sacramento, rockland, roseville granite bay , those areas auburn grass valley for it. the smoke is bad. it's really bad for you. this is tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon. you see, the winds start to blow it out, so it's going to get a little better. that wind direction is good for us, too, because the smoke is going to move towards the east. smoke is worse in the morning and at night when it's cool, and the smoke settles in. so tomorrow morning, and you probably get smoke up in davis, vacaville. uh we might well, we had spoke last couple mornings around here that had sunk down right with that cool. so tomorrow morning. smoking are inland bay valleys should clear up pretty quick with this return to more of a westerly southwesterly flow. i'll see you back here. we got the whole forecast figured out for the week a little bit. alright, bill. we'll see you in a bit. thanks the lgbtq community wraps up a series of pride events with pride fest coming up. we'll take you to today's celebration and coming up later in sports. the niners kicking off the se

sacramento, los angeles, san diego. that's because we're going to see temperatures soaring once again into the triple digits that's going to prompt some fire danger dry, it's hot. we're looking at giusty winds a well the danger starts tomorrow as we go throughout today, we look at the critical risk in red. idaho falls, we could see the chance of fire danger. in terms of the temperatures, we're going to soar into the 100s once again. redding 110, probably breaking the record of 109. fresno 107 and denver at 100 we'll take a hooklook at the hed fire once dagain in a few minutes. >>> breaking in memphis, tennessee, four people are dead and three injured after police say ezekiel kelly drove around the city five hours shooting at people, at least one of the shootings broadcast on facebook live this video posted to facebook shows the moment he was arrested a shelter in place order had been in effect for hours the memphis sheriff offered condolences to the victims at a press conference >> many families were shattered tonight.

sacramento is going to be messy. tahoe is going to be a problem for a while with, you know, really poor air quality, at least for the next 24 to 36 hours warmer today by about 11 degrees. the plan this week much nicer. low pressure comes in this trump up. tropical moisture clears out as with the smoke later on in this low is going to drop our temperatures down nicely. so when you look at our forecast for tomorrow, you can see temperatures generally in the seventies and eighties, even in our hotspots is so different. than what we had last week, the forecast highs for many spots in the area, mid eighties upper eighties like today, but clear lots of sunshine. coastal fog is back. that's good news this whole week because of that low pressure center is going to remain in a mild fall like patterns. so for fire danger, pretty good stuff. i'll see you back here tonight at 10 and 11. sounds good, bill. thank you coming up here in sports. the 49ers fall short in their season opener against those bears joe fonzi as the highligh

this is issued by the national weather service out of sacramento.y that advisory remains. in any case. we are all expected to see temperatures come down today. we do have mostly clear skies for most of the bay area this morning, some fog along the coastline. and the marine layer is deeper, thankfully, anywhere from 1000 ft to 1500 ft and will begin to, of course, have a bigger impact on the bay area. the onshore breeze right now is still fairly weak. fairfield reporting 10 mph. the temperatures this morning starting out cooler and that's some good news down by foreign santa rosa as well as conquered sfo your cooler by six as oppose 60 degrees right now, low sixties in oakland seventies and brentwood, so these temperatures are cooler than where we started earlier this morning when the show began at four am brentwood was 77 degrees, so, thankfully additional cooling as we get a little bit closer to sunrise. and we are looking at temperatures continuing to drop into the weekend. 75% francisco today 83 in hayward, still triple digit heat far inland citi

maybe sacramento. those areas overnight lows. they were warm last night. they're going to be warm again. tonight. we did have some record high overnight lows. you know what that means? so you wake up in fairfield, and it's 60 or 78 degrees that sets a new record high low. hi i know it's kind of confusing, but that's what we got. we'll have more. probably some couple of records set tomorrow, perhaps on the high low, but nobody seems to care much about those. it's the daytime high records which will show you a little bit for today. tomorrow you got that wednesday afternoon. temperatures warm up, but not as hot 105 and fairfield . yeah, it's hot, but it's not ridiculous. hot, which is has been it has been the last few days. 85 in oakland. i'm just glad that sea breeze kicked in. i think he will be two. sleeping weather will be a little better tonight. places like oakland, san francisco san jose is going to notice a big a big help in that you see temperatures kind of spike. a little bit up on thursday, but

and then some gradual relief, still warm in sacramento, near 100 degrees but not as dangerous.his heat does continue and will continue to break records. we're also concerned about fire danger out west. we have the combination of gusty winds, low humidity and also lightning. dry thunderstorms. that's when the rain evaporates and the lightning hits the ground so we're concerned. we have wildfires oregon, idaho into northern california that's a big story. and the late egs okay, looking at a category 2 storm, looking at 250 miles southwest. it's going to move to the north but curve northwest as it does. still a category 2 storm by thursday. by friday category 1 storm. and looking at rain and gusty winds into portions of los angeles and san diego. 1 to 2 inches but could see 5 inches in the mountains. >> michelle grossman, i thank you so much. good seeing you. that wraps up the hour for me. thank you for the privilege of your time. lindsey riser picks up with more news after a quick break. cks upe news after a quick break medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare and

it happened tuesday night in the area of sacramento avenue and madison street police say the boy was riding a scooter on the sidewalk when a woman stopped her car. tried to convince him to get inside. he refused but told officers that the woman then followed him in her car. the child did manage to get away. police think the incident may be related to one that happened. august 29th in the area of allston way and mckinley avenue involving a 13 year-old girl. witnesses describe the suspect as a woman about 30 to 40 years old, 5 foot, 4 inches tall with a chubby build is how they describe it with black hair and the fun driving a newer model, white honda or toyota sedan. anyone with information is being asked to call berkeley police. >> and the south bay vta officials are urging pedestrians again to please wait for the green light before crossing rail tracks. a transit spokesman says 3 people have died. one person was seriously injured in just the past few years because they did not obey the warning signs near the light rail system. >> they see that rain there. they see the bus. they're t

300 yards across the sacramento river? >> more on the frequent breakdowns. >> as you can see behind me and is closed again. i don't have an exact explanation for why this ferry and shut down again. it's been shut down for most of the month. this is a familiar story we were out here in 2011 i was out here with ken we were asking them about this brand- new boat they had just put it in the water and it was already having a lot of problems we were hearing a lot of complaints from people who have to get out to that island why is this brand-new boat having such a hard time? the two gentlemen you just on that story they have both retired and a lot of time has passed but the story remains the same for the real mccoy 2 and people who were stuck trying to get back and forth across this river. >> reporter: for betty and bob sutherland every trip away from home takes a lot of extra planning and hopefully a little luck. >> there is no red mark close sign so we assume that's working. here is the real mccoy. >> reporter: if they want to

are asking a judge to sentence a bay area man to nine years in prison for his plan to bomb the sacramento democratic headquarters last year in protest of former president trump's election loss, according to the sacramento bee. prosecutors say ian rogers from napa had stockpiled 48 firearms , five pipe bombs and 15,000 rounds of ammunition. rogers had claimed he and i fellow trump supporter were angry about the election loss and we're simply engaged in what the defense described as beer talk, but prosecutors say rogers plotted with another man about attacking potential targets, including the democratic headquarters in sacramento. a tip, however, led authorities to search rogers home and auto repair shop in napa where those weapons were found. rogers has pleaded guilty and is scheduled to be sentenced next wednesday in san francisco . federal court time is seven. oh, four. new york city now opening humanitarian emergency response and relief centers. it's with the thousands of migrants that have been bussed there from texas. more than 11,000 migrants have arrived in recent months. the center

it happened tuesday night in the area of sacramento avenue and madison street police say the boy was riding a scooter on the sidewalk when a woman stopped her car and try to convince him to get inside. he refused but told officers the woman then followed him in her car child managed to get away. police think this incident could be related to one that happened. august 29th in the area of allston way and mckinley avenue involving a 13 year-old girl. witnesses describing the suspect as a woman 30 to 40 years old about 5, 4, with a they say a chubby build black hair in a bun driving a newer model, white honda or toyota sedan. anyone with information is asked to call berkeley police. another big story takes us to san mateo tonight, a resident of the atria assisted living facility. another one has died after allegedly drinking a cleaning solution. the family of peter schroder, they have filed a lawsuit against a >> claiming negligence and elder abuse. they say the 93 year-old suffered for 14 days in the hospital before dying on september. 7th cut for has been has been covering this story s

it also can see the sacramento valley under that a flash flood watch as well.g out for thunderstorms this afternoon. again, you see some of these firing up in and around near livermore, discovery day. right now we're going to be unsettled as we go throughout the day. so it's not really about how much more rain will get, although this is what we're looking at. so, you know, 10 to 2 tenths of an inch depending on where you are, could get a little bit more perhaps in the east bay with some of those rolling through. now. but it's more about looking out for those thunderstorms. if you have outdoor plans just to let you know, we'll take you through here till that 7 o'clock tonight. it's just very unsettled, not just today into this evening, but as you see as we get tomorrow morning as well. still some of this offshore. so it's going to be a little bit of a ride for us before. it's all wrapped up and said and done. so that means if you're going to be outside rights, make sure you keep your eye to the sky. look out for the fact that we could see lightning associated wi

time record in sacramento, it fuels were dry fuel. moistures are very low temperatures were very high. it's dry and ready to burn. so up in that area. there is definitely some issues, but the winds generally out of the southwest, for all of us, and those humidities have come up in the fire zone as well as hear. my quebec will look at the full forecast will have a five day and we'll get you going with the rest of the week. alright. sounds good, bill. thank you, sam. declare a valley water banned outdoor watering of commercial industrial and institutional lawns. valley water board of directors unanimously voted to follow the state's ban. when it comes to watering a businesses, factories , nursing homes and other non residential properties. this is more for landscape, ornamental turf turf. that's just out there that doesn't have a function. the operators of those locations covered by the role could face fines ranging from $100 of the $10,000 for any violations. francisco district attorney brooke jenkins will now consider charging teenage

california is inviting people to get in sacramento.ma dickerson. >> governor newsom appeared in new york last night speaking at the clinton global initiative and he wasted no time attacking republicans. with all due respect to those. >> conservative governors out there, greg abbott. and others. there's dumb as they want to be. and they're just doubling down on stupid and we will not follow their path. >> the governor has bgen increasing his presence on the nationalhstage in recent months. a recent report suggested if president biden does not run for re-election, then newsom would seek the oval office in 2024. all right. talk a bit about our forecast now taking a live look over the bay bridge toll plaza and not too many cars moving out there. i have for your lunch hour. kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan with more on conditions outdoors. yeah. i want to start with hurricane fiona just because it's kind of fascinating to see this. this is a category 4 hurricane that is in the atlantic right now. that >> cause damage in puerto rico and also

sacramento's weeklong farm to fork festival wrapped up this weekend. the event welcomes about 150,000 people to the state capitol. the goal is to shine a spotlight on mom and pop restaurants, as well as the farmers and farm workers who grow the food that feeds sacramento and beyond. sacramento has a tremendous legacy through farming, and we have such a rich valley. and this is a festival that showcases all of that. the tower bridge dinner, which kicked the weeklong festival off last sunday, acts as a fundraiser for students at sacramento state who are the children of migrant farm workers. this year, the dinner created 17 scholarships for those students. all evacuations have been lifted for those living near the mosquito fire in the sierra in plaster and eldorado county's, however, fire crews are bracing for the possibility of more fire activity as warmer, dry conditions creep back into the forecast. recent storms brought some relief in the fire areas, helping crews with containment efforts. the fire is now 60% contained more than 76,000 acres have burn

sacramento, 112 today, 103 in slax, salt lake city temperatures once again well into the 100s. salt lake city, 104, breaking a record, most likely, 99. las vegas will be at 107 also looking for this chance for flooding in the northeast, especially in new york city, philadelphia, boston, d.c. 50 million people impacted this morning. take a look at radar we're seeing heavy rainfall falling this morning we'll talk about that later coming up. >>> one of the two suspects in the grizzly canada stabbing spree has been found dead, and police are still searching for his brother. damian sap dersanderson's body s found and they say the wounds were not self-inflicted. the mass stabbing left ten dead and 18 injured >>> britain get as new prime minister today liz truss has an oaudience with the queen to formally become the new leader outgoing boris johnson made remarks outside number ten downing street >> i'm like one of those booster rockets that has fulfilled its function, and i will now be gently re-entering the atmosphere and splashing down invisibly in some remote and obscure obscure po

it's the hottest day ever in santa rosa sacramento.set back in 2190 degrees as far as some more pretty hot temperatures for today. look at healdsburg 117 degrees extreme heat. vacaville 1, 15 gilroy, 1, 13, danville walnut creek 112 degrees in petaluma 180 degrees . take a look at some of the current numbers right now we're starting to see the pattern change a little bit in some areas you might to be noticing a little bit more of a breeze. and as a result, it's kind of taking a little bit of the edge off that heat right now. current numbers san francisco and oakland both 80 degrees santa rosa 101 santa rosa's cooled off , but it's 101 degrees fairfield . look at that. 115 so lots of triple digits from walnut creek livermore and in san jose, you can see what's happening in half moon bay and nice 75 degrees. so there is an onshore breeze. and the main message for tomorrow is we will bring in some cooling. we're still expecting some triple digits, but still not as as hot as today. take a look at the numbers. top row the bottom row. the ex

yeah, i would say hot enough when you start talking those records being broken areas like sacramentoday. we'll be right there to in vacaville, right at one 15 in san jose where skies are clear and temps are already warming. you'll get up to 102 degrees later today. we're talking temperatures like this, not just for one or 2 days, but all the way through friday and that we're part of the problem in lies. we're not tapping into that much of a sea breeze winds really parallel to the coastline right now. i means it's not just hot during our daytime hours, but also not cooling a ton at night remaining in some cases in the 70's. some of us still in the upper 70's to low 80's for your evening lows. and that means your house, although gets a chance to cool down a little bit. if you don't have ac, not going to cool down all that much during your evening hours. multiple days exposed to that heat starts to take a toll on your body. so make sure to get yourselves to some 80's air conditions spots later today, the shopping mall, the restaurant may be heading out to the coastline. all good options

running even earlier by october 2023, that is aclu has vowed to fight this in court reporting here in sacramento. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. i mean, while some people in the north bay still a little shaken up tonight after 2 moderate size quakes at the santa rosa area last night. you see video here of some of the things falling off the walls and shelves leaders set california's office of emergency services. want to remind folks that earthquakes can, of course, happened in any time here in california. so always best to be prepared. they suggest creating a customized emergency plan, including packing a kit with the basic supplies radio first aid kit flashlight, batteries, water, medicine and nonperishable food for your family and pets. >> and that our wildfire coverage at noon time lapse video from cal fire showing planes taxiing in and out of the air tanker reload base at mcclellan park in sacramento. these are planes that are getting filled with burt hardened as they respond to the mosquito and the dutch fires that are burning right now in placer county. the mosquito fire currentl

stockton out the sacramento but look at the buildups already. because of the sun already starting to see some activity popping up from windsor up to uk and also out towards eastern solano county, i would keep an eye on things also right around there for later today, and remember, it's still technically summer, so this is unseasonably deep system is going to provide some pretty good lift here. our good friend chris henry and morgan hill rainfall rate was two and 13 100 at one time per hour at 607 this morning total so far was an inch plus one point. oh, one. that's a record for the date. the old records point to one back in 1989, so i'm not surprised. we've seen some wonder. three inch amounts out of the system cannot define engine three quarters. fairfax had an inch of rain sonoma almost that union city, 81, 100 , calistoga, danville, castro valley, clayton all between 58 176 13 quarters of an inch of rain. the heavier amounts russian river and santa cruz mountains, casa dero, almost 2.5 llama prieta, ben lomond, both over two and mount diablo p

reggie: still ahead, california on alert after migrants are flowing to sacramento. kumasi: the two kinds of cars most likely to get stolen. reggie: 5:1 kumasi: welcome back. we are learning more about eight migrants who mysteriously showed up in sacramento last week from texas. a group from venezuela arrived with no cash or food. the group said they fleet to sacramento after being notified their ice paperwork had reassigned them to the city. the migrants walked more than 20 miles to what they thought was a shelter. it was actually a closed office building. >> the most troubling part is sending them to a shelter that does not actually exist. these men could have ended up sleeping outside if good-natured people had not help them to find help. kumasi: local nonprofits are stepping into help the migrants find permanent housing and jobs. it is not clear if this group was sent by the texas governor who has been sending migrants to cities across the country. activists tell abc 7 news they are standing by to help any other migrants. reggie: covid booster shots for younger k

the sacramento county sheriff says the plane went down in a body of water near an orchard. the names of the 2 men killed in the crash have not yet been released. and the cause of this crash and still under investigation. >> we're also following another plane crash tonight. the u.s. coast guard searching for 9 people after a float plane crashed into the waters in washington state. that crash happening in the puget sound shortly after 3 o'clock this afternoon, the body of one person has been recovered, but 8 adults and one child remain unaccounted for. the plane was flying from friday harbor, which is a popular tourist destination to renton washington when it crashed at bay about 40 miles northwest of seattle. the coast guard has deployed a a series of assets to the scene and the ntsb is investigating. >> and the north bay, some low-income sonoma county families can now apply to receive a guaranteed minimum income. a $500 a month. the goal of the new program is to reduce poverty and promote economic stability. >> kron four's amanda hari spoke to the santa rosa mayor and econo

as well well as the sacramento valley. san jose, area, excuse me. i dot know why i said sacramento. sacramento valley will be dealing with the 80s and 90s, t. we will be seeing the 60s and 7. and 70s. let's take a look at wt we can expect. a beautiful forecast as we wrap up the week, 80s and now it is mostly 70s. from here on out heading into the weekend. by next week, we will slowly start to see a bit of a warming trend. fresh cool air along the coast and moderat. moderate conditions. a great way way to enjoy the outdoors. > >> let's take a look at your ro. your roadways. it is getting busy and we are still keeping ae on that injury crash in richmon. in richmond. all lanes are blocked at bayview avenue. there there is still no estimate on wn that will be cleared out by thes are on the scene. to dublin, the the right two lanes are blocked on 580 and that is just before e dublin interchange. we know three vehicles are involved. no injuries and we will keep you u. you updated. let's go to the altamont pass. a high wind adviy is in effect. super commuters are looking at a 56 minute dri