excessive heat watch for areas in red for sacramento valley, san jouquin valley and solano county. this is thursday morning through saturday evening. sun set at 8:33 and sunrise at 5:47 tomorrow morning, temperatures are around where we should be, low 60s along the coast, mid to upper 70s to low 80s inland with sunshine. thursday will be the peak of our heat. so we are warming up more wednesday and especially thursday with likely record breaking highs expected. triple digit heat thursday afternoon for concord, danville, livermore, 90s for south bay in san jose, more comfortable with the ocean breeze in san francisco in the mid 70s. you see for the north bay with thursday for the peak of the heat 100 in santa rosa, 105 in fairfield. along the coast with on shore flow in the upper 60s for bodega bay. we are warming tuesday and there we go with 90s to triple digits wednesday and especially on thursday inland. temperatures are slightly cooler as we look to the end of the week but still warm to hot conditions as we look to friday and for the weekend. back to you. >> we'll keep an eye on

for solano as well as the sacramento, valley under the excessive heat warning for today. it gets hotter as we look to tomorrow with those highs soaring with excessive heat warn that will be in effect for the east bay. today the start of the heat wave. we will heat up more. the peak of the heat that arrives for thursday. we are looking at highs in about the 90's for the south bay. you can see the east bay, triple digit heat and around the bay you can see 74 in san francisco. about 90 degrees for roanoke park this afternoon. we are going to heat up as we look to tomorrow and then cooling down for the weekend into next week. let's check in with gianna. >>> already getting busy for that ride as you work into the pass this morning. if you are getting'sy to head out the door, taking 205 to 580. you have the slow and go speeds. give yourself a few extra minutes. mary talking about that heat wave. you will likely crank the ac this morning or afternoon. if you are going along 80 eastbound right before highway 12 thoroughfare field there's a broken down tanker truck blocking at lea

an excess civ heat watch for areas highlighted in red, sacramento valley, san joaquin valley.peaking of the heat with our inland heat wave, you see on futurecast for wednesday, red and pink color contours indicating highs into the 90s to triple digits inland by wednesday. the peak of our heat will arrive on thursday. let's get right to it and what you can expect. triple digit heat thursday from concord, danville, livermore. the south bay, you will be in the 90s in san jose. you see around the bay a little bit more comfortable. not as hot, mid 70s in san francisco. really inland we will see triple digit heat from santa rosa to fairfield. you see along the coast in the upper 60s, really watching daily hot conditions inland as we go through mid week. you can see the temperatures on the rise as we look to your tuesday and then triple digit heat inland wednesday and especially on thursday. please be safe as we are looking at hot temperatures mid week, slowly cooling it, warm to hot conditions as we look to friday and into our weekend. back to you. >> thank you. >>> happening today,

pink we have excessive heat warnings for solano county, the sacramento valley.es get hotter. with regoing to see temperatures even in to the triple digits was he look to most east bay inside. you will me under the excessive heat warning for tomorrow and solano and the sacramento, valleys and the north bay mountains. in orange, still looking at heat advisories for tomorrow and friday. for the north bay and for the south bay. really the heat wave starts today and we are going to see the temperatures soar as we look to tomorrow. here is what you can expect. extreme heat today. turning dangerous, dangerously hot as we look to tomorrow. still extreme heat for friday and then a little cooler as we look to the weekend and especially into next week so that strong ridge of high pressure over the desert southwest will continue to bud we look to tomorrow. our inland heat peaks on thursday. on thursday, like lie some record breaking highs coming in. santa rosa, livermore, concord, likely breaking the high temperature for tomorrow. as we look to future cast, what i want to s

for solano and sacramento valley and san joaquin valley under the excess i heat warning and it gets hotterwe look to tomorrow. still looking at heat advisories for the north bay, the south bay and the east bay and excessive heat warning will be in effect for tomorrow for the areas in pink. here is a look at our inhand heat wave and what you can expect. extreme heat today. hot conditions as we look to your thursday with temperatures on thursday inland. the hottest of the week still hot on friday and then we will start to cool it down as we look to the weekend and especially into next week. for today, again looking at that inland heat wave starting that ridge of high pressure over the desert southwest. in fact at least looking at death valley. 126 for daytime high today. really socal and the desert southwest. that ridge of high pressure over them. they will feel that intense heat. we are going to see hot temperatures as well here in the bay area. as that ridge builds in to californi again, the inland heat peaks on thursday. on thursday, we are looking at some record breaking highs, santa ros

still seems quite warm in the central valley and sacramento valley, although 89 for antioch 84 tri valleyfor a map up and looking at your forecast tomorrow as we get some fog at the airport as well starting that offer everybody temps in the 50's 61 for the bay by high noon 78 inland and we'll be looking for inland. temperatures getting to about 86 and the guys as we look ahead, we'll have the 4 zone forecast in a bit. but later on our 7 day, a little bit of a cool down early next week. i mean, it really changed climate for us. all right. so >> sure. on a southern california freeway. a passenger in a car captured a small plane making an emergency landing. you can see it up kind of highlighted their moment ago. but you'll see it again. >> this happened last night in a gore hills on highway one o 1, 2, people were on that single engine cessna the freeway was shut down as crews guided the plane to an exit ramp video from another car shows after the plane was pushed off the ramp according to the highway patrol a student and instructor pilot were on board. structure. structure rather had to tak

now we've seen it make it all the way to the coast over to parts of the sacramento valley on northward. so we are seeing this expanding and getting worse as we go through the end of our water year into some of the driest months of the year. so, unfortunately, not looking good here especially as we are expecting possibly a historic fire season here. we'll be keeping tabs on that and posting the latest information on our website, nbcbayarea.com. back to you. >> so we need to do what we can to prepare. and some people living in the same area of that burn last year in the santa cruz mountains may get an order to evacuate today. but this time it's only participate of a drill. firefighters want people that live in the area to be prepared for the coming fire season. >>> all of this as the new report points out that rebuilding efforts is its own potential fire danger. kris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and laura. i want to start by saying this drill today does not involve live wildfire or control burns, so if you are in the areas of santa cruz county, san mateo county

excessive heat watch for sacramento county, sacramento valley, san joaquin valley.fairfield, vallejo, benicia under excessive heat watch due to dangerously hot conditions. with the strong ridge of high pressure building in on wednesday, you see the color contours in red and pink inland indicating 90s to triple digits. inland heat wave mid week. peak of our heat will be on thursday with the hottest temperatures expected. for the inland locations from concord, danville, as well as livermore, we are talking about triple digit heat on thursday into the 90s for the south bay. along the coast and around the bay, a little bit more comfortable with mid 70s in san francisco on thursday due to the on shore flow. as we look to the north bay, 100 degrees in santa rosa thursday, 105 in fairfield. you can see along the coast, upper 60s for bodega bay úthurs warming up tomorrow but check out wednesday and thursday inland. 90s to triple digits expected. we are looking at temperatures slightly cooler by the end of the week but still warm to hot conditions as we look to friday and in

it was showing 120 and 124 for sacramento valley. turns out that heat did happen but it got shifted to the north. take a look at the daytime highs, 107 seattle, 114 portland. if you look at a map that shows daytime highs, you are not getting the real picture. we will look at this a different way. now we are showing how far above average the locations are. the deeper the shade of red, the farther above average you go. when we talk about daytime highs of 104 in seattle, you might think it is hot but it's not crazy. 104 is 33 degrees above average. they shattered old records, records for daytime highs come in about 90. portland is doing the same with their 114. that's where the intensity is. back home, look at us. everywhere has temperatures above average until you get locations that have access to on shore flow like bay area and monterey. that's why i say we are shielded from the worst. we lucked out because the center of the high went north but we are also getting the benefit because there is a helpful marine layer. when you wake to g

there is still heat advisories and excessive heat warnings and over a good part of the northern sacramento valley or san joaquin valley. here at home thanks to having influence of that beautiful gray what link it of clouds and everywhere that that streams onshore you can see that has a big influence on the temperatures which is why we do have it made. here in the bay area. at least when things act this way. those numbers inland are actually a little bit above average for this time of year and you should be in the low 80s for daytime highs for inland spots but look back at monday and tuesday and wednesday of next week but not only do we get down the average but below average for monday and early next week and that is where we noticed the biggest change and if you are in the bay or at the coast you don't notice a lot of change at all for the next seven days and it is june gloom and no surprise and back to you. >>> and east bay city seeing a spike in crime but it could also face major police cuts and the battle over funding plus south bay real services suspended after last week's mass shooting and w

as we get into midweek, napa, triple digits by the delta, sacramento valley, look what happens on thursdayit all spreads further to the west. we stay relatively comfortable in the east bay, although you get warm, as well, 70s and the city, still 60s at half moon bay into the peak heat time. by friday, think should get a little more comfortable. highs today from the upper 60s in the city, 73 oakland, 70s in palo alto, 80s in san jose, 83 livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows it will be humid for us before minor dip on monday. it feels like summer on tuesday, but we get hot. as we look at the wednesday and thursday numbers, we will be in the 80s around the bay up to perhaps 105 in some did you know you can go to libertymutual.com to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ surprise! a toy gorilla! and now you can bring their kinder joy toys to life with the applaydu app and discover a universe filled with mini games so they can imagine, p

looks like the sacramento valley which is nice for those folks. little treat to some slightly cooler temperatures coming their way. forecast calls for 52 san francisco. 53 oakland 56 even for san jose because that fog is going to be dipping in spelling across the santa clara valley for tonight. we'll see some kind of fog formation like that. tomorrow's highs look to be like this still warming up inland, but not quite is a lofty as we've been seeing 89 for any off one of the warm spots are hot spots. santa rosa 84 also with livermore in concord. but around the immediate, they looks like we're going to stay and 60's territory with even some lower 70's as well, making things up to the fog with 50's going on. it starts to clear out for good chunk of the bay. but still some problem areas as late as that. keeping temperatures suppress like we saw today 78 inland and 50's going on even at the coastal very chilly. but 86 expected and those inland locations. catherine. >> thank you, still ahead, coachella has just announced new concert dates and hamilton i

it's spilling in already the sacramento valley a bit. our winds. so to have them on shore.rature checks 73 for antioch 66 for livermore, 71 for concord. yeah, those spots are mild today. and right now, but they won't be later on we get to the middle of the week. we'll have your extended forecast bit and also check into the 4 zone as well. marty noel. all right. jay, thanks a lot. we'll head to the east bay this morning where the cleanup continues after a massive fire at the oakland at an oakland recycling plant yet broke out saturday afternoon and sent black smoke into the skies in the east bay. at least one firefighter was injured. kron four's, gayle ong. how has more from the scene. >> all of that is on fire. the whole pile trash. this was the view from daniel burns is home friend of mine and i were sitting in our courtyard and a fire truck went by and i my gosh, hope that's not for us. and then when i looked up, i saw smoke. i ran back into the building screened at my friend at the plant was on fire. they have gigantic piles of trash that are out front in their yard. and

and of course far northern sacramento valley where there is excessive heat warning in place. here is the seven-day forecast. you will notice temperatures don't change a whole lot as we look across this. it might get a little bit warmer tomorrow as daytime highs climb back to the low and mid 90s for inland spots but then it will come down to the mid 80s for the rest of the seven day. >> thanks so much. >>> let's get a check on the roads. it's 4:48. we are taking a look at the altamont pass. chp has issued a high wind advisory through the pass. traffic is slow in spots, some speeds dipping to 23 miles per hour but still not bad, around a 30 minute drive from highway 205 in tracy to dublin. taking a look at other maintain travel times, everything else is in the green as well as for the south bay travel times. we hope it stays that way on this monday morning. chp posted another high wind advisory this time for benicia bridge. take note of that if you are heading across that span. san mateo, 12 minutes from 880 into san mateo. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are off and it

got some thunderstorms popping up over the northern parts of the sacramento valley near just to the west. there you see the thunderstorms popping up as well. and some of that activity continuing right into the shasta area. but things are going to quiet down as the sun sets tonight, those winds will also begin to decrease as we take you through the night tonight. tomorrow morning, just in the breeze early on tomorrow and then by the afternoon that breeze does pick up in the afternoon. some of those 15 maybe 20 plus miles an hour by tomorrow afternoon. overnight tonight, going to see mostly clear skies. it is going to be chilly, especially in the valleys tonight, north bay valleys again dropping off low 40's for overnight lows. couple patches of fog form along the coastline tomorrow, though we start to warm things up as we prepare for the weekend, the weekend looking very nice back to normal. pretty comfortable temperatures all around numbers right now. 65 degrees. nice evening in san jose 63 in lemore 63 in 67 right now in say, believe in 66 in santa rosa, as we look toward the afternoon

there's to travel around the state to find 90's up and down the san joaquin babies into the sacramento valleyees in los angeles about 69 in santa barbara fog. yep. it's likely to make a return. but modified fog layer that's going to move on shore. so it's running pretty high on the bases. it will be able to move all the way. the interior valleys little drizzle along the coastline for tomorrow as well. and then things begin to change. but as we get to thursday and friday, get ready for much warmer weekend, especially in the valleys temperatures tomorrow up in the 80's. well, inland 70's inside the bay got 60's up toward the coastline next few days. those kind of cool off below the average then warm up starting on friday back to triple digits. at least inland on saturday and sunday night, lawrence, the shark spotted off the shore. he actually needed a hand from some fisherman. how a father and so >> all right. summertime ocean tide. well, take a look at this, right. a father and son got up close and personal with a great white shark and they're trying to help the poor thing freeing it from some

breaking highs, triple digit temperatures for pacific northwest, northern california, central sacramento valley, as well as for even the desert southwest looking at triple digit heat. so temperatures are going to be soaring across the west. sunrise today at 5:48 and sun set at 8:35. daytime highs, we are looking at 76 santa clara, 77 san jose in the south bay. 80 concord and pleasant hill. around the bay mid 60s in san francisco and daly city and also alameda. oakland, upper 60s. north bay, daytime highs in the low to mid 70s for the north bay, 74 windsor. here is the extended forecast, warming up friday but there we go with inland heat for the weekend, milder around the bay and along the coast. let's check with michelle for a look at traffic on this thursday morning. >>> we are taking a look at some slow spots now. it's early into the morning commute. for the super commuters there is slowing through altamont pass. now it is over 40 minutes from tracy to highway 680 in dublin, some speeds dipping down to 12 miles per hour. once you are past that, it doesn't look too bad. everything else is in t

and then as you take a look some of that fog cover transported all the way into the sacramento central valleyich is a good indicator that that onshore breeze is going to continue to blow. the future cast here pulls back and we will see a repeat of the morning clouds. the afternoon sun and temperatures cooling off more. so for today, here's a look at the afternoon highs compared to where we were, yes. yesterday. 76 expected for you today. santa rosa yesterday it was 82 conquered. you're dropping off eight degrees, so you'll feel that difference there mid seventies for redwood city upper seventies in san jose, just a smidge cooler than yesterday afternoon. i'll have a better look at these afternoon highs and how long this trend is going to continue all the way into your weekend coming up in just a little bit. thanks. rosemary still to come at noon. amazon prime day is now underway. we take a look at the deals and the competitors that are also offering steep discounts. does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitam

they will be across the state from the northern sacramento valley to southern california. good idea to make some plans now to stay cool. as we look at your highs for monday. mid 60s downtown. as the fog lifts the atmosphere dries out. we have the lower 70s in san mateo. temperatures climbing 10 degrees inland tomorrow. 5 degrees across the bay. no change at the coast. more changes come wednesday of the we have numbers hitting 100 inland. the hottest day should be thursday. continuing hot inland. nice here but elsewhere, very hot out there. summer begins next weekend. >> sure does. thank you. good morning america is coming up at 7:00 on abc seven news. >> coming up on gma, i am live in salt lake city because we are talking about the extreme dangerous heat plus the drought. we have to give you updates on that. but of course we have other headlines to get to including the latest stop on president biden's big first overseas trip. ahead of that one on one with president put un we are going to be live in brussels. also that in flight scare. an offduty flight a■ttendant subdued a

we have a heat advisory, excessive east warning as you get into the sacramento valley. the rubble hampering search and rescue operations at that condo in surfside, florida. >>> also, 17 people today... they could spend half their lives over 50. i could get used to this. so that's good. make sure your happiness lives as long as you do. that's why the younger you are, the more you need aarp. join today. . >>> get ready for the heat. temperatures will see a spike this weekend. it'll be dangerous and excessive in some inland areas. good morning everybody. thank you for joining us on saturday, june 26th. you're watching abc7 news at 9:00 a.m. >>> let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa and what we can expect today. >> hi. good morning to you. hi. that fog deck is eroding to the west. we are looking at sun in the inland valleys. you can see san francisco, oakland down around the peninsula looking at the clouds. up to the north where you see that black, that's a dome of high pressure

san joaquin valley, triple digits. sacramento, 95.to valley not getting as hot as they could with this system. tuesday, some cooling for the pacific northwest but still quite hot. low clouds and fog keeping their presence felt here in the bay area. in the afternoon, we will still see fog in daly city. half moon bay, stinson beach. it comes back overnight. 9:00 on monday and we returned to the repeat scenario. today, temperatures in the low to mid-60s for the a's and giants final game. breezy winds in the afternoon. warmer towards gilroy. the winds k-cup through the afternoon. instead of 80s, redwood city, upper 70s. the breeze could get dusty at times. 65 downtown today with partly cloudy's skies. 82, novato. 90 yesterday in san rafael. cloverdale, 97. east bay, upper 60s from berkeley. inland, low 90s for concord. 87, pleasanton. accuweather seven-day forecast. clouds and sun in the afternoon. back to mist and drizzle to start the workweek. we will be a few degrees warmer into tuesday. nothing too extreme. the summer spread taking us

but look at its progress tonight filling into the sacramento valley tri valley getting some good coverage once the sun joins us boom. that's going to mix out except maybe some problem areas around san francisco and down to southern marin looking ahead to the week as we see temperatures backtrack a little bit looks nice as we head on to your weekend, but starting into early next week. these systems are going have some teeth in them kind of cool us off a little bit is what it looks like as we look into early next week lows tonight. but that's pretty much where we are in the 50's as we speak. the wake-up planner coastal bayside fog is what we've got to deal with with those temperatures pretty much in the 50's. then at high noon cool coastal it's kind of mild going on in land, but it will be chilly at the coast and around the bay with a lot of 50's at work. 78 expected inland with a high around 86. but look at the coast still quite chilly at about $0.50 5665 going on at the bay coming up a little bit later on. we'll check out that 4 zone forecast. and of course your 10 day forecast to catheri

smoke from that fire could be seen for miles across the sacramento valley. it's actually the second large fire right near the cal expo in less than a week. let's switch gears now talk about our 4 zone forecast. this sunday night at 10 o'clock. let's get you ready to head out the door for the start of your new work with expect a breezy monday and our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with a look at what we can expect. >> yeah, that's right. we're going to track cooler temperatures and gustier winds to start your work week. monday. today, though it looked and felt like a typical bay area summer 30 degree difference from our coast valleys. 63 degrees for downtown san francisco santa rosa in the low 90's because of those warm dry offshore winds 30 degree difference today. so that's typically something we see during the summer summer right around the corner. arriving june 20th how time flies this year. but we are tracking a cooler air mass out there this evening, june, gloom and fog carla nowhere in sight for your sunday night. so it is going to make fo

there were no winners this time around in sacramento or the central valley. some of these counties do have a larger percentage of the population that are getting vaccinated, and it's another reminder of the importance. of the work we have to do to address those gaps and address some of those disparities. it's not just along racial ethnic clients, obviously its geographic as well. the goal is to give people financial incentives to get their covid shots. next friday, there will be another drawing with 50,000 in cash prizes. then on june 15th when the state fully reopens, there will be a third drawing in the winners of that will get $1.5 million each. california is one of 11 states offering some type of incentive program. we had an all hands call with governors all across the country. tree and governors were comparing contrasting some of their incentive programs. you see some states that are actually incentivizing vaccinations with guns. some states are incentivizing vaccines with shots of beer. ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. the cdc says covid hospitalizations

for today we are going to have excessive heat warning for east bay hills, tri valley, solano county, sacramentojoaquin valley under excessive heat warnings. likely tying and breaking record highs. today, the peak of our heat wave, this is a three day event. it started yesterday. it gets hotter as we look to our afternoon. it is still hot friday but we will start the cool down as we look to the weekend and especially next week. we have a spare the air alert in effect today because of the air quality unhealthy for sensitive groups in north bay, east bay, south bay. moderate air quality for coast and the peninsula. the heat dome builds into california today and that's why we are going to see daytime highs soaring well above average for this time of year. again, gradual cooling as we look to our weekend especially for father's day into next week. checking daytime highs for south bay under that heat advisory, 98 santa clara, 99, close to triple digits in san jose, 100 cupertino, campbell, 106 morgan hill. east bay, hottest temperatures around the bay area, 107 concord, pleasant hill under excessive

now we've seen it make it all the way to the coast over to parts of the sacramento valley on northward getting worse as we go th

some sunshine, 80 degrees in bakersfield and about 70 degrees in the sacramento valley, long range forecast. you've got this little trough off the coastline and it continued spinning some moisture. we're going to cajun. see some clouds. i think the system going to really kind of move through specially on wednesday and behind that kind we've got another front. the wants to move on through as we get into the weekend to see most that energy unfortunately stays well to the north, maybe bring some far. northere california as we get into monday. but that's about it. after that we skies. we dry things out and well, here we go tonight going to be unusually chilly for this time of year junior going down the 40's in santa rosa 43 for low there. 45 in the napa valley about 48 a little more by day tomorrow. we keep those temperatures in the 50's and the 60's in the san francisco breezy along the coastline. 50's. there are some sunshine and some fog 61 degrees in millbrae 61 in burlingame about 65 in palo alto. the south bay. we'll see a mixture of 60's and a few 70's. some warm sunshine into the aftern

effect. >>> excessive heat warnings at 11:00 for east bay hills, east bay interior valleys, solano county, sacramento valley. for the north bay and south bay, you are under heat advisories. that will actually all continue into tomorrow. let's talk about how hot it will get, 107 concord, 110 in fairfield and also brentwood, 109 antioch, 106 livermore under excessive heat warnings. 99, close to 100 in san jose. heat advisories from north bay from 103 in santa rosa. along immediate coastline with light on shore flow temperatures will be cooler but warming to the 80s to about 90 for the bay. we are looking at a spare the air alert in effect today. let's go live to emily turner in pleasant hill under excessive heat warning. later this afternoon highs in pleasant hill topping out at 107. that is brutal this afternoon. >> reporter: i just realized i am wearing a black shirt. that's not going to be great. i can walk inside here, one of the cooling centers set up not only here but across the bay area for people who need to get out of the heat and beat it to keep cool. you were saying 107 here, even hotter in

you can see quite a bit in the way a few 70's try to work their way around the delta and the sacramento valley coming up a little bit here. we'll take a look at your forecast going on for tonight in the next few days. noel. >> and same to our coronavirus coverage. now, alameda county is now reporting a lower covid-19 death count. this comes after the county changed the way it defines who has died from the virus previously alameda county health officials included anyone who died while infected with the virus as a covid-19 death. but now it's aligning its classification of deaths to that of how the state of california defines and counts them. that classification is defined as people who died as a direct result of covid-19 with the virus as a contributing cause of death or in whom death caused by covid-19. could not be ruled out this update actually removed 411 deaths from the official covid-19 death toll in alameda county as of june 4th kron four's. dan kerman is following this story today. he's checking in with other bay area counties to see if they've been operating in a similar way. he's goin

there's a warning for northern solano county and of course in the sacramento valley that will continue again for tomorrow with the blazing heat in today. a sacramento got up to one o 6. that's tying a record from 2000, one current temperatures. lots of green on the board complements. the sun is down. now we have the onshore winds west early that brought those numbers down with the 50's. you can known as the check in the concord about 7473 looking like the tri valley 59 for napa and santa lena still holding on to about 78. there you have the onshore winds coming in from the west and the fog along with it covering up the golden gate bridge as you'll notice from that shot. so we do have that fog comes back again. for tonight to grace us. but then there'll pretty quickly mix out by if you got few hours after sunrise and we'll be back in the mostly sunny mode again. but the general trend this week is one of cooling in bringing us back to seasonality for this time of year. wake-up forecast to cover that a few low clouds at work temperatures in the 50's that morning by noon. we're getting to

tri valley, solano county, sacramento, san joaquin valleys. also the north bay mountains. heat advisoris in the north bay in orange and for the south bay today. today the peak of our heat wave as we are looking at highs soaring to the triple digits inland and still hot friday but we will start that cool down through the next several days and by next week, we'll be back to where we should be thankfully for this time of year. as we look to air quality, we have a spare the air alert that will be in effect today. we are looking at unhealthy for sensitive groups. moderate for the coast and peninsula. that heat dome building into california. it's over the desert southwest and moving into our area and with it, temperatures are going to soar. likely record tying heat from oakland, san jose and record breaking for santa rosa, livermore, concord as we go through our afternoon. to show you the sunshine helping to heat us through today and that will be the case as we look to tomorrow. let's show you what you can expect, sunrise at 5:47 and sun set at 83:34. daytime highs for south bay

the first one is up in the northern edge of the sacramento valley and you may not be able to see thisyou can see that plume of smoke rising in the mountains north of reading and that is the first one. i will show you the next one. in order to do that we will change our perspective and go down along the central coast and we will check in on the one burning in big sur and this and we have been talking about for the last two days and again right there and you can see a little bit of smoke rising off of the fire burning down in the wilderness and that one we have already got a bead on in terms of a smoke forecast but the general flow in the atmosphere we want to take that smoke and move it in our direction, but it is easy to predict more as a cold how much smoke there will be. and this has been fairly well behaved over the past few hours and still little over 2000 acres down there in the wilderness and that is good. the progress has been relatively contained in the fire itself is not contained but that is the marine layer and that is san jose without the marine layer and we will probably

the low clouds along the coastline well into the bay even into if you notice the san joaquin sacramento valleyrea at is going to pull back, and we'll have mostly sunny skies away from the coastline for the afternoon, but temperatures going to be very similar to today and again a little bit below average for some 78 for santa rosa will go 70 in san francisco. the seventies oakland low eighties livermore 77 over san jose. not much change for your bay area wednesday. by the weekend, though we warm things up. better details coming and just a little bit, all right, rosemary. thank you. 2021 is now being called the worst year for anti transgender legislation. we have a look at some of the laws curbing trans rides, but at his core, these bills are looking to eras itchy? scratchy? family not getting clean? get charmin ultra strong. it just cleans better, so your family can use less. hello clean bottom! enjoy the go with charmin. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ ♪ heartburn, ingestion, upset stomach... ♪ ♪ diarrheaaaa. ♪ pepto bismol coats your stomach with fast and soothing relief. and try new drug free pept

. >>> i took time off last week and made all the way up to tahoe, coming through the sacramento valleyu can see how dry it is and how vegetation management is important. no wind in store? >> we have cooler temperatures, lighter winds and also a very favorable weather pattern. as we get a look at where we're starting this morning, some upper 50s, low 60s, nice cool start to the day and with these clouds moving in, that's our marine layer that's going to help keep our coastal areas cool and help us out in the valleys too. santa clara valley with our high in the mid 70s, san jose 76 in morgan hill, we'll see a high of 77 in concord today. freemont reaching 75 degrees and upper 60s in oakland. we'll see a high of 72 degrees today in redwood city. for the most part, san francisco is going to stay in the 60s this afternoon and our north bay temperatures are anywhere from 66 in mill valley to 86 in clearlake. there will be warm spots but overall, our cooling trend continues, but there will be changes ahead. we'll start to see high pressure building and instead of getting that marine layer, th

coverage area, as you can see off towards the delta filling the sacramento valley. up very rapidly. we look at somebody right now in 60's cover most of the territory around the bay. 65 san jose 66 in 60's san francisco. these numbers are some half a dozen degrees ahead of where they were from this time yesterday. close to around 10% a rose and 10 for fairfield. your winds are pretty calm for now. but the typical fashion is expect some inland breezy conditions later this afternoon. not as strong tomorrow because it's kind of precursor of motion as we wait for a little shower along the coast tomorrow night 81 for 1 o'clock at 4 82 temperatures will be behaving themselves. it looks like today, tomorrow and early into the week. however, by the middle of next week. watch out. we'll have more on that coming up in a morning. well, okay. sounds ominous. thanks, dave. breaking news the south bay from overnight. one person is dead, 2 others are injured after a suspected drunk driver crashed into an outdoor dining area in san jose kron four's camila barco joins us live from sa

there were no winners this time around in sacramento or the central valley. some of these counties do have a larger percentage of the population that are getting vaccinated, and it's another reminder of the importance of the work we have to do to address those gaps and address some of those disparities. it's not just along racial ethnic lines, obviously its geographic as well. the goal is to give people financial incentives to get their covid shots. next friday, there will be a another drawing with 50,000 in cash prizes. then on june 15th when the state fully reopens, there will be a third drawing in the winners of that will get $1.5 million each. california is one of 11 states offering some type of incentive program. we had all hands call with governors all across the country, and governors were comparing contrasting some of their incentive programs. you see some states that are actually incentivizing vaccinations with guns. some states are incentivizing vaccines with shots of beer. in addition to the lottery drawing, there are other smaller prizes about 350

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there were no winners this time around in sacramento or the central valley. some of these counties do have a larger percentage of the population that are getting vaccinated, and it's another reminder of the importance. of the work we have to do to address those gaps and address some of those disparities. it's not just along racial ethnic clients, obviously its geographic as well. the goal is to give people financial incentives to get their covid shots. next friday, there will be another drawing with 50,000 in cash prizes. then on june 15th when the state fully reopens, there will be a third drawing in the winners of that will get $1.5 million each. california is one of 11 states offering some type of incentive program. we had an all hands call with governors all across the country. tree and governors were comparing contrasting some of their incentive programs. you see some states that are actually incentivizing vaccinations with guns. some states are incentivizing vaccines with shots of beer. ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. more than 168 million americans have

by the way, they're still in the sacramento valley in the central valley.essive heat warnings. but that doesn't cover the bay area any longer. solano county are also in the clear, although we'll be warm inland and 80's cover up to the north bay. coming up a little bit. of course, we'll have the 4 zone forecast and check your extended as well. for your health this morning. father's day, of course, is here. it's a very unique and activity for everyone. whether you're on during your dad, a spouse, a friend or mentor. >> you might be having a tough time thinking of how to honor and celebrate the men in your life. don't worry about it or health expert care. no lock is here with some meaningful. ideas i care. thanks all for joining us this morning. happy father's day to your hobby. >> you happy father's day to so much. thank you so much. care, you have a whole list here of wonderful activities. let's get right to it. number one participating in a hobby. the dead likes. >> better way to really make this personal. you know, if your your dad likes to golf or whether

some inland warming in the sacramento valley at 91 for back back to bill. 80 going on for sonoma 81 forown south 7 day game plan again, little drop in temperatures expected as we get into early next week. we're to throw some scattered clouds in there for good measure pious more aggressive morning fog. gradually warming up as we finish off the week till friday. they temperatures a bit on the cool side as well will be in the 60's early into the week and even those chilly upper 50's along the coast. but it's off the scope of the 7 day. yes, we'll be watching for that chance of rain. so crossing fingers and toes. well, we have a lot to celebrate this month of pride in this morning. we want to highlight one bay area activist and author. >> who's known for his work in the lgbtq plus community. joining us now is david perry. >> good to have you this morning, david, i saw you just tweeted that you had to grab yourself a cup of really and thank you >> kron four's. always been my favorite station. i'm not just saying that 36 years i tune into it, marty. i don't know if you've been on my press was

sacramento. >> the clara valley water district approved a 15% water use reduction.ing people coming on incentivizing people coming up. and a live report. ♪ talking about that, ♪ hey jason, try to catch on of my chocolate croissant bites in your mouth. jack, you gotta stop clowning around. oh... i didn't mean it like that. wow bro. jack, that came out wrong. my chocolate croissant bites. only at jack in the box. why o-cedar ? because when i get home, we like to play crocodile on the floor o-cedar easywring removes over 99% of bacteria, even with just water... easy and truly clean floors o-cedar. it feels great to feel at home buttery, flaky croissants filled with a warm, chocolate center. some people are even saying they're addicting. as if that's a bad thing? my new $1.99 chocolate croissant bites. only at jack in the box. >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. we have to get another check of weather this morning with john table has been actively tracking the sunshine. john. >> hey, guys. yeah. good morning to you. we are looking at some more sunshine out there

but the heat up for us is mainly going to be in the central valley, sacramento winters.into redwood red bluff in chico. there is the san francisco airport, the weather bushes blowing. uh well, that looks like about 25. miles an hour. i bet they're 20 spent about 25 miles an hour and you can see the clouds broken up the low clouds and fog. patchy fog was back in tonight. tomorrow a lot like today. i know broken record, but it's going to be. a little bit warmer in the lindy valleys. and then after that we get into saturday, sunday and monday those inland valleys pop. we'll see mid nineties saturday be the warmest day we'll see some mid nineties, maybe even upper nineties. if you look hard, maybe a 100, but they'll be more up towards winters in the davis area. i'll see you back here a little bit. all right, bill. thank you. a new workplace requirement if you want to work for the city of san francisco, what you will need to show this summer or risk losing your job, then coming up tonight on ktvu news at six o'clock, san francisco's police chief makes an argument for more off

but in the inland valleys of the north north northern party, california red bluff reading chico paradise down to sacramento valleys will be seeing temperatures easily into the nineties upper nineties and low 100 but up around reading up around bend, oregon up around portland up around seattle records pop pop up. they're gonna break a bunch of records because this is going to be there. high pressure. like the high pressure we had last week. you see much further north. it is. that's why it's going to give us a little bit of a break us to be hot, but it's not gonna be like it was forecast highs. a lot like today. i think temperatures generally. couple degrees warmer in the inland spots, but not much. it's just gonna be nice day, and this has been a nice little break from from severe fire concerns, does it you know you go well, bobo when it rains, we won't have to worry about fire. and that's true. but being a mediterranean climate, we are dry summer traditionally, and we will be dry summer so we're not gonna see rain for a long time. hopefully by october, middle october, but sometimes we go to the medal in no

valley. up to sacramento. about 60% of the state. at some point this week will have an excessive heat warning. we'll talk about the temperatures closer to home and when cooling may arrive in the 7-day forecast. >> all right. thank you. the weather heats up our app is a great resource to have. check the temperatures in your neighborhood. down load it it's free. >>> a dramatic scene in san francisco. a fire at a hotel. one person injured. this was breaking news. fire was reported atd 5:30. at the national hotel. on market street. took firefighters an hour and a half to contain that. the hotel provide housing for people previously homeless. supervisor tweeting 80 people were displaced by the fire. red cross working with them to find other housing. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the person injured is expected it be okay. >> we have eye opening research. scientists predicting where another coronavirus could emerge in the future. also a crucial vote on the project to keep the a's in oakland. we speak wanna help kids get thei

there were no winners this time around in sacramento or the central valley. some of these counties do have a larger percentage of the population that are getting vaccinated, and it's another reminder of the importance of the work we have to do to address those gaps and address some of those disparities. it's not just along racial ethnic clients, obviously its geographic as well. the goal is to give people financial incentives to get their covid shot. that's next friday, there will be another drawing with 50,000 in cash prizes. then on june 15th when the state bully reopens, there will be a third drawing in the winners of that will get $1.5 million each. california is one of 11 states offering some type of incentive program. we all hands call with governors all across the country, and governors were comparing contrasting some of their incentive programs. you see some states that are actually incentivizing vaccinations with guns. some states are incentivizing vaccines with shots of beer. now in addition to the lottery drawing, there are other smaller prices. tw

you get into the out towards red bluff reading drop into the valley in sacramento, fresno, buck 10 bucks bucks. 17 we're looking at potential records. in some cases, all all time records in parts of the state of california. that's the overarching story in our situation. we still have a sea breeze, which is sort of interesting. this is not an offshore wind event. fire danger will elevate, but it's not an offshore wind event that's changing around little bit. it's more of a heat and high heat, low humidity event and so fire danger will come up due to that, but it's much better when you don't have wind which we do not we're just going to have a lot of heat. and as i've mentioned before, these are the current temperatures, as i mentioned before heat is the day most dangerous weather event we have right. more people die from heat. more people have issues from heat because you're covering in this case as he was going to cover millions of people on the in the southwest, united, southwest united states and up into the central valley and in parts of the bay area doesn't happen tomorrow. starts on

parts of the far bay area in the far inland valleys and certainly in the central valley from bakersfield up to sacramentofor sure. so it's just gonna get hot. the western grids going to attacks because it's hot in las vegas. it's hot in los angeles. it's hot, and it will be hot in phoenix will be hot and, um, bakersfield, fresno, so that gets the air conditioners going, and when that happens, we have issues with getting the power to everybody. or we could so pay attention to that. that's mainly going to be on thursday. potentially we could see some all time records, too. on thursday in places like palm springs, las vegas in phoenix, which is impressive when you get all time records in places like that there are around 120 125 degrees that the records are that kind of territory, so it just goes to show you. the forecast is for some pretty darn hot weather. some scattered showers up around the cascades. that's it for us in terms of the showers. we had a few drizzles this morning to the tune of maybe five hundreds of an inch in some places, 0.5 and at some point 01 just trace amounts of rain showing up in o

and cool compared to our inland neighbors across the central valley areas like sacramento still goingo be very warm today. well, here in the bay area. we're going to be enjoying this cooler trend of weather daytime highs today, even cooler than yesterday's sea breeze kicks back up into the late afternoon and evening, much as we've seen leading up to this point. now, 50's and 60's for your highs. and san francisco and elsewhere right along the coastline but aaron elder not a 5760's and 70's across the peninsula from brisbane to burlingame. while we do have one 80 and woodside. and then a few more 80's across the south bay mostly low 80's, though san jose 82 comfortably warm pleasant today 81 well fremont union city hayward and castro valley each in the 70's from san leandro through oakland up the berkeley and richmond expect some 60's to 90's left on the map antioch in vacaville barely even 90's for these spots. now tomorrow and really the rest of the forecast after friday saturday into sunday all looking like one another inland bayside in coastal cities not showing a lot of change for

sacramento sarah. >> the santa clara valley water district has declared a water shortage emergency now recommending residents to cut back on water by 15% and live with the details coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> well, here we are, the kron 00:00am morning news it's about 8.30. you're probably doing one of 2 things, right. wondering what the traffic is. light where i ago wonder what to wear if i in a 30 i'm probably on my 3rd cup of coffee you really and john, do we need ice afternoon. that's a good always ok with the iced coffee. so maybe the wrong person to ask even though the warm coffee is nice to hold onto on a chilly morning has been a cool morning. but later on today we got some 70's back. so sure you can get out there with ice coffee. i streak. >> enjoy what will be some sunshine and some mild temperatures. winds are still in place. i do want to remind you that looking outside this morning at berkeley right here. skies are beautiful crystal clear looking good as is the case pretty much all

here to almost everybody who comes into the shop in these hot days is coming down from sacramento or up in the valley, and they're escaping 100 and 15 degree temperatures. we definitely needed especially after you know covid. it's been it's been a struggle. butk and come back strong and, you know, let the rest of the community now that we're here for him as well. and you simply cannot overstate that reopening. and is giving these businesses a fighting chance at last reporting live. tom vacar ktvu fox tuning still like to see people out and about tom. thank you so much. now being close to the water is often a good way to stay cool, and that's what some people did on the peninsula today. this is what it looked like in pacific at rockaway beach this morning, and you can see people there that were surfing. they were playing in the sand or just enjoying the breeze. and if you haven't done so already a reminder that you can download the ktvu weather after the latest on the heat wave, you'll find hourly temperature updates, add the seven day forecast a wildfire in monterey county is forcing some evacuations