day in san francisco yesterday. back-to-back extremely hot days. we've got team coverage of the excessive heat in the bay area starting with rob who is tracking the numbers. >>> those numbers in san francisco very impressive, 106 yesterday and 101 today, and that's only the third time since 1874 that you've had back to back 1 hungry days in san francisco. san jose yesterday was 108. about 106 degrees so far, most fet field, san rafael tracking just a little bit cooler than yesterday but 102 is still plenty hot. another record for sana rafael, oakland, most fet field and san jose. in some cases like most fet field you've broken the record by 13 degrees today. they're 110 degrees in concord, morgan hill 109, mid-80s out towards half moon bay. we've got these hot temperatures, excessive heat warning for inland spots still going on through monday evening. we're also watching very dry conditions around the bay area. we've got a red flag morning up for our hills as humidity levels in a few spots have dropped into the teen

and san francisco and san francisco.nd weather watcher time, buddy checking in, linda, fairfield, 56. and darryl says it is in the mid 50s in al meda. and allen says clear skies and already approaching nearly 70 degrees. and sonoma county, picking up winds to a good 29 miles an hour. and that's an offshore wind. so rapidly we will warm today. and pretty calm along the bay. an then the north bay, calm winds in napa. and these winds will be increasing. out of the north, and north east. and about 10 to 35 miles an hour. and as far as the gusts are concerned. and behind me, some stratus and it is going to stay there. this is what you need to know about the forecast today. we continue to see the red flag warning in effect with the offshore winds, and it is just whicking up all of the moisture from the vegetation. so extremely dry conditions. and moderate air quality. a little chunky tomorrow as far as the air is concerned and then looking ahead, we will see coastal cooling by friday evening, into saturday. but meanwhile, the

san francisco, we have 143 of weather history. t was the president when we started recording the temperature. it's never been hotter, 106 degrees today. records for the month of september were set today in san jose. 108 redwood city, 106 oakland, and we're not cooling off tonight. it's still 91 degrees in san rafael, 91 in vallejo, 84 in downtown san francisco, and 87 in san jose. and the air quality today was horrible. it will be just as bad tomorrow. unhealthy for all groups. anyone in the east bay and south bay. air quality bad because of the smoke coming down from northern california. how hot we get tomorrow and a crashing end to the temperatures coming up in about 10 minutes. >>> thank you. the triple digit temperatures are only going to get more intense this weekend in the south bay. kpix 5 is in san jose tonight. >> reporter: yes, the hottest it got here in san jose was 108 degrees, and it felt like it. it's starting to get a little cooler tonight, and you can see people are take advantage. several schools,including branham

this is about a half mile from san francisco state. and we're also hearing reports of a possible rescue under way. kpix 5's jackie ward is heading to the scene and she is going to have a live report coming up. >>> let's get a check of weather and traffic. >> no "friday light." big slowdowns. a rough start for drivers on 101. southbound. a "sig alert" three lanes affected. delays in the northbound direction, as well. southbound 101 approaching popular poplar avenue, the backup is towards sfo. southbound speeds below 10 miles per hour approaching the scene. slowdowns northbound, as well. live look at 101 at poplar. chp is holding traffic in some lanes. broadway to university a 30- minute ride, probably will get longer. use 280 as an alternate for the best bet and then reconnect with 92 to access the san mateo bridge. >>> we are doing the happy dance in the weather department because fall arrives this afternoon and, boy, love me some month of october in the bay area! classic weather pattern setting up today. we are looking out at the beau

at the city college of san francisco. >>> san francisco firefighters are mourning the loss of one of their own. this morning a funeral for battalion chief who died last week on duty. officials say he had returned from an early-morning fire call and was later found unresponsive in his office. he joined the san francisco fire department in 1991. the department posted this photo of a badge with a black band over it on facebook marking the loss. >>> san francisco mayor lee issued this statement: indebted to his family." the fire department is planning a procession to the st. ignatius catholic church where the service is being held just before ten this morning. dding up. >> the fire department is planning a procession to the st. ignatius catholic church where the funeral mass will be held about 10 a.m. >>> how much legal fees are costing the owners of the sinking millennium tower. >> plus, handing out free tickets. the problem bart is trying to curb with the new promotion. >> and expect delays as you make your way into san francisco this morning. we are getting reports of a new accident o

we have only had 10 times since 1874 where the temperature was 100 degrees in san francisco. these are the numbers today. i'm going to just read them off. they just came in. records. santa rosa, kentfield, san rafael, richmond a record, san francisco, san francisco airport, oakland airport, moffett field, livermore tied a record. gilroy a record. santa cruz a record. salinas a record. all records. lots of records around the bay area today. we got a heat advisory out there. we have a "spare the air" day that will last until tomorrow. we have -- the heat warning did not just cover the bay area but now it was for a while just the bay area minus san francisco. they put san francisco into a heat warning. that's huge! not only that, the "flex alerts" relating to the idea that we have heat warnings and advisories from redding to southern california. over 35 million people under some kind of heat advisory. that's huge. so when i come back we're going to talk about when it's going to cool down because it's not tomorrow. a little bit tomorrow but it's going to be hot again tomorrow. we'

san francisco is seeing a big spike in property crime.hat city leaders are doing to keep you and your car safe. and after the break... a good samaritan steps in to stop and armed robbery. why that man could now be facing a lawsuit by the man he stopped.( anny ) and i will check your bay area forecast coming up( robin ) and i am tracking you commute after the break. ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast with james fletcher. major hot spot nb 680 after pacheco blvd accident blocking all lanes san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (anny)we're midway through the week and continuing to cool down. morning temperatures are in the 50s and low 60s with mostly clear skies all around the bay. the system to our north that we've been tracking for days will send a cold front across our area today which will continue to cool us down. it will also create locally gusty condition. high temperatures this afternoon will fall short of

santa rosa was a record, kentfield, san rafael, san francisco, oakland all records. vermore tied a record. san jose, gilroy, santa cruz, salinas, all records today. they were all records for the date. now, the big record of course still stands. that's your san francisco one which is to me huge. huger than all those other records by far. so we have a major heat that's going to last right through the bay area weekend. we have a heat warning a severe heat warning that's in effect. 35million californians are under some kind of heat advisory right now. that's why there's a "flex alert." we have a "spare the air" day, smoke in the area because of the fires up north and the extremely strong east flow that's giving us the heat is also giving us the smoke. also have a red flag warning speaking of fires and it just goes on and on. so the high fire danger stays especially for the hills tonight. winds may gust to 25. i think the winds are the issue as much as the temperature and the humidity. it shouldn't be too much of an issue. we have poor air quality because the smog is trapp

a fire in san francisco in a san francisco state building. this is a nine to ten story building where people are being rescued and evacuated. our live crew is heading to the scene. we will bring you the latest as soon as we get it. marcus? >> we are tracking the latest developments out of mexico. a lot of volunteers are out there trying to help. so many people are going to mexico city. others traveled outside the city to help other affected areas. there are stories of hope emerging from the rubble of the devastation in mexico. rescuers have found more survivors, at least 60 since tuesday. [ speaking foreign language ] >> cheers of joy as many people are pulled from collapsed buildings. this morning, the number dead stands at 273 and adding a headache to that, a story that transfixed mexico of a young girl trapped in the rubble of a collapse is false. mexican authorities say that girl who was identified as freida never existed. everyone at that school has been accounted for. damian trujillo is in mexico city this morning. he will share stories

and 60 in san francisco and low 60s in san jose. and today, it will be up to 15 degrees warmer than average all the way through thursday. and sunny skies and the beaches all the way into the inland areas for the next three days and then the winds rotate around on friday, to more of an onshore push. and until then, back to the sunshine, in pacifica, at 83 degrees. and how about mid-80s, from oakland, to berkeley, and into almeda, and richmond, and san rafael, in the low 90s. through kentville and mill valley and 87 degrees in mountain view and low 90s away from the bay and into the inland areas. the offshore push and an extended forecast in detail coming up. and right now, let's sends it over to michelle. >> and as roberta was saying hotter-than-normal temperatures are expected in the bay area over the next few days. and we have more from san francisco, with big problems during a recent heat wave. >> reporter: it is hard to forget it, it happened at the beginning of this month and now another heat wave. and one of many cooling statio

this is heading north and west, so south city, san francisco and marin county, you're next. right at the san rafael richmond bridge we are seeing thunderstorms there. we head to the south and east. man, is it lighting up over fremont, union city and hayward, the 680 and 880 corridor getting hammered now. zooming out wide to show you the bay area in the past 30 minutes, in the past 30 minutes there have been 54 lightning strikes in and around the bay area with that number likely to climb. it was a hot humid day. livermore 96, napa 99, san francisco hit 89 degrees. the giants forecast tonight, i'm not completely convinced they get the game in. there will be thunderstorms around, 77 degrees, warm night. the reason for all of this, the same area of low pressure that ended the heatwave nine days ago has been meandering south and north of us. it will move in and give us thunderstorms tonight and not moving much tomorrow. that low pressure area causes another round of thunderstorms tomorrow. so showers and thunderstorms tonight, unsettled again tomorrow. we'll be back to normal by t

near san francisco state.out just after 5:30 this morning. ( darya ) the san francisco fire department says they had to rescue three people from the building. kron 4's lydia pantazas is at the scene... we will have a live report from her in just a moment. <"if you see this, you have to think the firefighters had to climb seven floors to get up to that fire and you see the black and the darkening on the floors above it. if we don't put that fire out fast, that fire will lap into those next floors and will start escalating up the floors, so we were able to get our crews up there extremely fast. we got water on the fire."> (darya) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark lets start with a check of weather <"if you see this, the firefighters had to climb get up to that fire black and the darkening on the we don't put that fire will lap into and will start escalating up the were able to get there extremely fast. we got fire."> (dar

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begin with mark matthews who joins us live in san francisco. that protest has moved out into the streets and people are fearful of losing their daca status. >> reporter: i am standing in the middle of 7th and that is mission behind you. and as we pan the camera up 7th street, i am guessing the crowd size between 701,00, and 1,000. he says living and working in san francisco does have a significant impact on his ability to survive. on the steps of city hall, gerardo gomez says there is more to daca than work and school. his parents brought him to palm dale, california when he was three. >> i am hoping to go to law school after this. >> reporter: he is also hiv positive. he tells me if he loses his job and cannot work, he will have to move. >> and if i move, i will not qualify for city based health insurance. >> reporter: gomez says he will never be able to afford $3,000 a month that it costs him. >> it is not too late for congress to act humanely. >> reporter: added there is no question that d.r.e.a.m.ers are taking jobs from american citizen. >

we are sunny in san francisco but chilly, 63. nly 71 in san jose, 75 in concord, 72 in livermore, temperatures running about 10 to 15 degrees cooler than average. above 6,000 feet in elevation it is snowing, albeit lightly in portions of the sierra right around kirkwood and south of highway 50 seeing snow showers right now, none of that heading our direction, no precipitation for us in the reseeable future, although there are some significant weather changes coming, the first of which will be tonight. these numbers are low but not as lowell as the past -- low always the past couple nights. some of you -- as the past couple nights. some of you woke up to the lower 40s. concord 52, mountain view 55, 49 in santa rosa, 44 in san francisco. pacific coast fog fest, sunshine, no fog to speak up. as my weather producer said, it's because they want people to show up, so they wait until september to have that event in pacifica. dry offshore winds are coming back. it's coming from the north and northeast not emanating from the ocean arriving

and again san francisco was hotter than that. for more on this and a street level perspective we're joined by nbc bay area jean el y in north beach opinion a and jean we know a lot of folks don't have air-conditioning in san francisco. how are they coping with this not only today but tonight. >> reporter: jeff it's still in the 80s in north beach. and everyone is outside because it's so hot in the apartments. people are outside sitting in parks. sitting at the the restaurant tables. enjoying the night. they're saying hello across the street. with a new 106 degrees the city is not cooling off tonight. an outside table is hard to come by in record setting heat in san francisco. >>> very hot. >> north beach, paul see are neighbors are out escaping hot homes. some on the fire escape. >> what i miss is the fog now to cool off. >> it's too hot to cook at home. the line at tony's pizza is out the door. restaurant workers are baking next to hot pizza ovens trying to keep zblup sf p. d. hosted the night out. new recruits braved hot barbec

warm for san francisco. 96 right now. 107 in san jose. another hot day in saturday. and when will we see thunderstorms to cool us down. >>> meanwhile, a mountain lion pays an overnight visit to this neighborhood. captured a mountain lion slinking across a driveway. >>> well, look closely. security cameras outside a san jose home captured a mountain lion slinking across the driveway. happened in the allen rock neighborhood. scott budman is there. can they be related to the heat? >> reporter: it could be. but we have seen a few mountain lions come down into neighborhoods like this one. and residents are watching their pets extra closely. >> i was a little freaked out. >> reporter: and who wouldn't be. allen rock resident captured the mountain lion move. >> we saw a lot of movement in the tree. >> reporter: this latest sights comes one day after a mountain lion sighting. >> he was on my lawn. >> marlow told her neighbors about the sighting. >> i have a koi pond and five chickens. >> reporter: meanwhile, marlow who has pets of her own plans to contact the department of f

attorney jeff sessions is criticizing sanctuary cities like san francisco, san jose and oakland. yesterday during a visit to portland which is a sanctuary city sessions that any jurisdiction that protects immigrants illegally, quote undermines the moral authority of the law. i'm under the trumpet ministration appealed the federal judges ruling blocking the white house from denying federal funding to sanctuary cities. separate cisco and santa clara county have filed one of the lawsuits challenging the white house.>>> science against aids numbers show a decline and new hiv cases last year. the number of new hiv cases dropped to a record low 223. a dramatic change from that record high in 1992 of more than 2300. there is a big concern -- a big area of concern, 13% of new cases is homeless people. the medicines have helped prevent infections that homeless patients raise different challenges.>> where do people put that medication if you are homeless, where'd you stash it? where is your place that is safe to put it? spect san francisco general hospital is trying a new approach with hom

but for today, you can enjoy the really pleasant summer-like weather we have in san francisco 71 degreesd 73. san jose 81 degrees. our warmest inland locations will be antioch at 86 and up towards ukiah, 87. lakeport, 86. in parts of the north bay, low 80s to upper 70s. 78 in napa today. also it is coastal cleanup day, so as the event kicks off, temperatures will be in the low 60s, you'll want a light jacket. there will be a breeze, 10 to 20 miles per hour. partly cloudy conditions but temperatures mainly in the upper 60s, even 74 degrees in cruz, a great day to head to the bay or the coast. lots of events going on. if you're heading to the sonoma raceway, there's where you won't need a light jacket. temperatures will be warm, upper 70s today, then even bright and sunny tomorrow with a high of 76 degrees for sunday afternoon. and of course tonight is the light the night walk in napa in oxbow commons. temperatures will be in the mid-70s. and then it will be cooling down to the mid-60s. sunset at 7:15 with some clear skies. so you might want to have a jacket ready if you're staying later.

eastbound 80 in san francisco -- that's right. eastbound 80 in san francisco. a lot of people drive that way, even this early in the morning. there is a deadly crash involving a pedestrian on eastbound 80 right at fourth street. the traffic is going to be moving by because it is very early, but a lot of emergency vehicles are on the scene. we have already confirmed that it is a deadly crash. westbound traffic getting into san francisco looks okay. as we pull back, you can see 101 san francisco at the top rate and there is -- right and there is the hall of justice. we will watch this and let you know when it becomes a big traffic problem. right now a couple of lanes are closed, but it is early. northbound what he one -- 101 doesn't look bad. a couple of slowdowns, 87 for example. that is due to construction in the area. but the major freeways are doing very well. this is a live look at to 80 in san jose -- 280 in san jose.>>> we have plenty to talk about. you probably noticed the breeze yesterday. hurricane maria is bouncing between category 4 and category 5. it

and it's going to be this on and off situation of winds kicking off at times. 24 in san francisco, 27 in san jose. and it's coming out of the northwest. so little bit of dryer direction of that win. so fire danger will be elevate said as well. if you're planning a barbecue, just be mindful. fire danger up a bit as these winds are gusting. we'll still a bit of patchy fog on the coastline and a cool 56. in the south bay 58. over to san francisco, areas of fog and 55. and down to 53 in the north bay. with some of the that wind kicking off, it's certainly going to feel like the 40s. you might need your jacket there. and sunny skies. we have a perfect day down in the south abay. 77 in cupertino, 81 in gill roy. 81 in pleasanten. but this is the sweet spot right here in oakland. they have the octoberfest happening. right up towards daily city the ocean breeze pushing us to 68 degrees. san francisco 60s for the most part. if you're in san francisco you're looking for something to do and you have a dog, this is the event for you. you can take your dog with you. it's called strut your mutt fun

these are tough decisions we need make as elected leaders. >> why is it we see it in san francisco, oakland and san jose and berkeley y is it that we don't see it in walnut creek or danville or lafayette. >> our cities have such robust services, shelters and services. the environment and climate, the city that is inis that right and welcoming to people. berkeley has had a long history of having a transient population. it's not a surprise that we have a large number of homeless people. when they cleared the albany bolt near golden gate fields, we saw an increase in homelessness in west berkeley. that is where the encampment at gilman, usually it's telegraph and downtown, west berkeley has a growing number of encampments. that's an out growth of the decision that albany made. the decision that's cities make. that is why coordination is so essential does have an impact on berkeley or san francisco or oakland. >> i was wondering that because as the mayor of berkeley wouldn't you be upset with albany. i know a lot of people in berkeley who were upset. >> we were upset with albany. we have a majo

in san francisco, 65 degrees. 70s for san jose.orecast, breezy ones in san francisco. 70s in the forecast. we'll be heating up there. also for the inland valleys, take a look at that. early next week, hitting the low 90s. we'll talk about this weekend's forecast coming up. we get on the roads with a look at where we may be slowing down. >> i am welcoming it an ready for the oversized sweaters. ladies, let me know if you get what i'm saying with that one. a couple accidents showing up on the traffic maps. for now, chp seems like the biggest impact is along southbound 101 after broadway. it was a multiple vehicle crash. one of those vehicles is still blocking the center lane. it looks like it hit the center divider, may have spun out and now is causing delays just after broadway, along southbound 101. we were seeing earlier delays. now it seems to be getting worse as they work to clear out multiple vehicles off 101. if that is your morning commute, expect delays. we are seeing slowing along bridges. westbound 580, toward the richmond

in san francisco, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> happening now, a public meeting in san francisco overutton issue of police carrying stun guns. the meeting is getting under way at city college of san francisco. police chief william scott is pushing for the use of tasters saying they represent a less lethal option to help deescalate violent situations. however, some officers worry that tasers are not 100% reliable. and opponents say officers need better training not another weapon. they plan to make their voices heard at tonight's meeting. >> fremont police are asking for help in solving a cold case that's more than 30 years old. investigators are confident someone can help them find who killed a young mother in 1982. ktvu's maureen naylor spoke with family members today about the new help in this old case. >> reporter: photos and memories are all he has left of his mother. >> i was 10 but i remember that night. >> reporter: the 45-year-old union city father was a middle schooler living in this same home when his mother kathleen miramontes was murdered. the mother of two who went by the

past that, smooth sailing into san francisco. let's check in with neda on the forecast. >> it looks like the skies are smooth sailing. we can see a lot of the san francisco skyline there just beautiful bay bridge looking nice and sparkly, twinkling out there as we wait for the sun to rise this morning. so yes, it's been gorgeous. it's a logical cool. here's golden gate bridge. usually -- it's a little cool. no fog at the golden gate bridge. it's windy. it's pushing some of the fog out. current temperatures: our temperatures are going to rise and feel comfortable, normal for this time of the year. we see that weather pattern for the next few days. windy west-northwest winds in san francisco 14. sfo 17-mile-per-hour winds. half moon bay 13. calm though everywhere else. pleasanton, livermore, not feeling the breeze too bad out there. coming up, i'm going to talk about your highs through the weekend. >>> this morning, police are investigating a terror incident on the london underground. emergency officials say an improvised explosive

san francisco 59, san jose 58. santa rosa 54, and concord 64. we'll get chilly -- 54.e'll get chilly tonight. livermore 49, vallejo 52, san francisco 53 with drier and warmer air moving in. relative humidity drops tomorrow, and higher elevations with gusty winds leading to high fire danger and fire weather watch tomorrow, sunday, and monday for the north bay, hills, and also the central valley. so watch out and plan accordingly. be smart if you're up in the hills the weekend for a hike. why the change? low pressure to our east giving us a north to northeast wind. building high pressure from the west. we'll limit our exposure to the chilly air above the chilly ocean this weekend, and as the ridge of high pressure makes the closest pass on tuesday, not only does everybody get warm, but the inland areas get hot. overnight tonight not as chilly as the offshore wind arrives. warmer tomorrow, especially near the bay. oakland 14 degrees warmer tomorrow than today, and warmer at the beach as well. 77 in san francisco tomorrow. what a gorgeous day in santa clara. sunshine, 81.

san francisco still 93 degrees. concord, 109. so tonight is going to be one of the warmest nights you will ever remember, a low of about 80 in liver more. only dropping to 75 in freemont. we live in such a beautiful area and such a tempered climate many of us don't have air conditioning. tonight will be one of the nights where you really wish you did. it's going to be very mild and temperatures are going to stay above average for a while. despite that fact, the ocean temp is just as chilly as it was 3 or 4 days ago. it's the flow of air. where is our source of air, right now it's from the central valley and that's been transported from places like redding into downtown san francisco. so the ocean temperature hasn't changed but certainly the weather around it has. so when we flip the wind back to an on shore flow, everything is going to change. that will happen this weekend. tomorrow is going to be another hot day. sundays will still be warm, it's monday when that ridge moves far enough away that low will move over. that's one ver

ad lib live picture-- san francisco >>> good tuesday morning. window over san francisco. looking lovely to start this morning. it is going to be a comfortable day. i peeked at kari's forecast. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to get a look at what's going on with traffic right now. >> we had a deadly crash investigation in san francisco. let's take you to the maps. we are talking out of the city on to the lower deck of the bay bridge. a pedestrian was hit and killed on the roadway there, but that did clear some lanes. however, the warning is they put flairs out to close lanes out. the flairs may take a while to burn out. keep that in mind as you travel over the exit and continue to the skyway. westbound 80 getting into the city fine. all the routes throughout the city moving well. just that little bit of slowing out of the altamont pass. kari, what do you have for us today? >> another pleasant day as we go into the afternoon. mostly clear skies with breezy winds. here i

sunrise in san francisco is at 6:50 am. sunset is at 7:20 pm. ( darya ) breaking news from overnight... one person is dead after a triple shooting in san francisco.( mark ) it happened last night near sunnydale avenue and hahn street. one person died and two others were injured. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in san francisco this morning with the details. lydia. ( lydia ) breaking news from overnight... one person is dead after a triple shooting in san francisco. it happened around 10:15 last night near the intersection of sunnydale avenue and hahn street. one person died and two others were injured. police have not released any other information. stick with the kron 4 morning news... we will keep you updated through out the morning.

downtown san francisco. the all-time high, 106. -- the record it broke? 106 years old. when you break records by 3 degrees, all-time records falling. at least san francisco now. the records are kept there. as it sinks, the further it sinks, the more it warms. places that are the most low- lying will typically get the highest heat because they have the most room for the air to sink. air warms at 5 degrees per ,000 feet. it cools for 3 degrees at per thousand feet going up. let's see what we've got out there. we do have your heat advisory and heat warning. not happening now, we're talking everybody friday, saturday, and sunday and into monday, a heat warning a for the bay area. this was interesting too. there are 35 million people under some coo kind of heated a -- heat advisory or warning. these are some of the occurring temperatures, 110 in concord, a buck 7 in livermore, and it's just hot. it's a spare the air day. mark, you heard it's 106 in san francisco? >> reporter: at 9:00, it was already in the 80s. i

san francisco, 79 degrees, san jose 856789 concord 84 and santa rosa already 86 degrees easily. checking on some of the current wind speeds. thankfully we are not talking about strong winds. strong offshore winds which really increased the fire danger. right now, 3 to 6 to 9 miles per hour. sfo with calm winds, san jose winds out of the north and west, six miles per hour. so it's going to be warm. hot for today. beaches, coast, upper 70s. inland neighborhoods in the lower 90s and right around the bay, pretty close to that point as well. so we have been trending up all week long, probably reaching that peak for today. this area of high pressure, this is sinking air, warm air, like pumping up the bike tire and you touch that area and it's warm. it's the same here. coast side tomorrow, more cooling by friday and that will carry over into the weekend. take a look at some highs this afternoon. you will see a lot of 90s out, there towards fairfield and vacaville, santa rosa, 91. beachway, stinson. and close to 90, readings back up into the lower 80s and lower 90s. antioch, 92. gilroy

we have san francisco 63. san jose 73. livermore 72. concorde middle 70s.ncisco. we showed you the clouds on the satellite. looking up to the north. we have some clouds. we will keep an eye on the radar. the chance of instability to produce a pop up shower. right now the main shower activity to the east of the bay area. warming up is a bit headline. this weekend sunny skies. it will be nice. the beach is close to 70. around the bay upper 70s and low 80s. inland neighborhoods in the 80s. sunday will be the warmest day of the upcoming weekend. we will continue to warm up nicely into early next week. the biggest drawback will be fire danger. things dry out and you get the winds. fire danger into sunday monday and tuesday of next week. we will keep an eye on potential red flag warnings. tomorrow morning no fog. this is a clear map. in the afternoon mostly sunny skies. beaches in the upper 60s and close to 70. the yellow links up to the 70s. lots of 70s. some more 80s working their way back into the picture by tomorrow afternoon. santa rosa 84. fairfield 83. vac

in san francisco, three degrees warmer. we are already seeing that gradual warming, which will turn to quicker warming by the afternoon. san jose climbing to 89 degrees, east san jose, 90. this is where the more worrisome temperatures are because of the fire danger. when you pair that up with the low humidity, with 94 degree temperatures in concord, 93 in antioch, 91 in livermore and pleasanton at the 90 degree mark. for the peninsula, not a lot of people have ac, unfortunately. the coast isn't going to be too much of a relief. if you go from san mateo, you can go over to half-moon bay, 75, which is where we'll see the most cool temperatures in terms of when you compare it to 80s and 90s. the north bay, santa rosa, a high of 93, navato, 94. the red flag warnings will remain in place at least through tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be the hottest day of the week. expect another night of those gusts picking up, but mainly to the north bay and east bay. if you are not moving in those areas, you probably didn't feel the wind last

temperature-wise 47 degrees in santa rosa. 57 san francisco and san jose.back through sfo this morning. our weather watcher john miller also reports 47 degrees in his backyard in santa rosa. the winds are calm. but winds have been brisk next to the seashore. 16 san francisco. 15 sfo. which by the way no reports of any local airport delays. 14-mile-per-hour winds at the beaches at half moon bay through moss and montara beaches. inland, the winds are up to 13 in antioch. we'll see these winds northwest with a passage of that cold front. and those winds will increase 10 to 20 some gusts to 30stpa . s a focle ear thslot here. maybe an occasional cloud drifting through but this area of low pressure owav nis its t it has a lot of cold air associated with it that's dropping south from the gulf of alaska and then again with the passage, some very brisk winds during the afternoon hours. so the bottom line is today on this last day of summer, we have moderate pollen count. in fact, it's the elm, chenopods and also the ragweed that's a problem today. fall arrives at 1

that means you're still at 105 degrees around concord and livermore. 80s san francisco to oakland and low 90s into san jose. east bay valleys will still be under the excessive heat warning through 9:00 tonight. the inner bay, the heat advisory up through the same time frame, 9:00 tonight. these advisories, both of them, not being extended into monday. everybody begins the big cooldown starting tomorrow but you might have noticed the humidity on the increase. interesting view on the satellite radar. intense thunderstorms rolling out of southern california as we go to bed tonight, we'll have this moisture sweep over the bay area which could bring a chance of thunderstorms and showers. part of your monday forecast. a look at those changes coming up in about ten minutes. >> interesting stuff. thanks very much. >>> a bit cooler in san francisco today. especially in ocean beach. still warm enough to draw a big crowd of people. yesterday nearly a dozen rescues there. and today lifeguards were out in force keeping an eye on the waters known for their dangerous surf. nbc bay area's christie sm

number one the 280 interchange in san francisco, number two is interstate 80 from hercules to san franciscohere we are at on 101 from mountain view to san jose. the good news with all this traffic you most likely have a job to go to. >> it is absolutely directly related to the economy and to the jobs housing imbalance that we have in the region that our two biggest job centers are san francisco and silicon valley. >> the more express lanes are opening up in the bay area. another one coming next month on 680 allowing solo drivers to pay a toll to get access to those carpool lanes. we will see if that helps in next year's reporting. reporting live in santa clara, matt keller. >>> a lot of people reported feeling an earthquake last night in los angeles. a magnitude 3 of 6 hit just north of westward around 11:20. that earthquake became the top trend on tritt twitter in the u.s. more than 7,000 people said they felt it and when kim kardashian is tweeting about the earthquake, everyone is tweeting about it. any earthquake is a good reminder to get repaired. we have a full list of resources and wa

victima on cam tag en los operativos para capturar a estos sospechosos participaron la polica de san franciscosan jose, el fbi y el departamento de seguridad interna. si usted o alguien que ud conoce cree ser vctima de una ofensa de este tipo comunquese al (415) 558-5500. cesar/take vo --la policia del bart dio a conocer estas imagenes de un sujeto que asalt a una mujer a mano armada con el fin de robarle su bolsa.. --el atraco ocurri la maÑana de ayer en un tren que se dirigia a fremont, entre las estaciones ''hayward'' y ''south hayward''.. --el sospechoso podra tener entre 20 y 30 aÑos y vesta un gorro y ropa de color oscuro.. --la victima no result lesionada en el asalto.. cesar/take vo --en san jose, el concejo municipal acept esta noche un reporte administrativo de la ciudad sobre los esfuerzos para combatir el uso ilegal de fuegos artificiales durante el pasado verano.. --segun los datos.. 2-mil-800 libras de juegos pirotecnicos ilegales fueron confiscados, se reportaron mas de mil quejas por la quema de estos artefactos y se expidieron 161 cartas de amonestacion y 60 citaciones en resp

san francisco, i love this only 10 times since 1874 has san francisco reached 100 degrees. just right after the gold rush, only 10 times. we just had a 106-degree day in san francisco. we have air quality issues, fire concerns. we have a heat warning for the entire bay area. tomorrow will be hot. when i come back we'll lay it out. i have the five-day forecast coming up. there's cool enough but not soon enough for my money. >> be sure to download our weather app for the latest conditions. the weather team is posting updates on facebook, twitter and instagram. >>> special counsel robert mueller who is looking into the trump campaign's alleged connections to russia has reportedly obtained a termination letter written by president trump to former fbi director james comey. the draft of the letter was never sent supposedly because white house lawyers stepped in and advised the president to send a shorter version instead. the first draft which sources say is several pages long is described as a rant. and it laid out the president's long list of frustrations with comey including hi

this is video out of san francisco as the skies started to turn black yesterday. the city also seeing brief periods of heavy rain. lightning also lighting up the sky over san jose. then take a look at this. this was the scene over san francisco after the sun went down. this is video from our sutro tower camera. you can see several lightning strikes lighting up the skies. also in san francisco last night... this was the scene at stonestown mall. you can see the lightning striking across the sky. most places in the bay area also seeing some rain last night. and if you have video of the rain and lightning in your area we want to see it. you can send it to us using the kron 4 mobile app. just push the report it tab. the app is free to download. back to you. ( mark ) breaking news from overnight... a man is taken into custody after an hours long standoff in milpitas. it happened at the k-f-c restaurant on south main street. employees called police after they heard a man banging on the alls and yelling in the bathroom just before 7:00 last night. when police arrived they

live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a federal appeals court blocked a san francisco law today requiring health warnings on adds for sugary drinks. they say it may encroach cahn an advertiser's freedom of speech. the law required the warning on ads that appear on billboards, buses, and elsewhere. the warning reads: wa >>> a push to rename the plaza at the foot of market street in san francisco is gaining traction at city hall. the name justin herman plaza could soon be dropped, following a vote by the board of supervisors, urging the rec and park department to change the name. >> without the -- the measure passes. >> this is really not a resolution about demonizing him. >> reporter: supervisor aaron, who introduced the resolution said the late justin herman was said of the city's redevelopment agency from 1925091971. he said during that time, urban renewal displaced african- american and japan ease communities. >> in the philmore, over 4,000 individuals were displaced. 60 square blocks of a vibrant community were demolished. this happened under three mayors, under cou

in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. upwe get down on our hands and knees we clean the grave we clean up around the area we bring um flowers then you see dogs running around pooping in colma some cemeteries outright ban dogs . but what about the ones that allow with restrictions i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly > (pam) but first -- the president and congress could not get it done, but two governors from opposing parties .. are sharing a plan to solve the health care challenge. gasoline spikes 11% as largest us refinery will reportedly be offline up to two weeks . . . gasoline prices rose above $2 a gallon for the first time since 2015. tropical storm harvey has shuttered almost a quarter of u.s. refineries. oil prices fell due to the closures, with u.s. crude on track for steepest monthly loss in over a year. u.s. crude oil prices are on track to post the steepest monthly losses in more than a year as concerns spread over falling demand in the world's top oil- consuming country after storm harvey

peninsula and san francisco, 80s there. and still 90s near 100 degrees in the north bay and our attention turns to what is left of the tropical storm lydia. the high clouds in the bay area, that's going to bring a chance of seeing a few sprinkles, we think as we get into monday and the extra clouds will help to cool things down but it will crank up the humidity for a day on monday. but widespread cooling for the middle part of the week. we'll lose the 100s and drop into the 90s and lower 80s by thursday and friday. >> don't they look great all of a sudden. thanks a lot. >>> sports good news for local teams, coming up. ♪ [brother] any last words? [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? use the chase mobile app to send money in ju

this is in san francisco.police say just after midnight, a man got off a muni bus on california and 22 rnd when two men asked him for a smoke. didn't comply, one of them reached into the pocket. victim got scared. pepper sprayed the two men before running away. the men turned around and shot at him. turns out the victim will be okay, but the suspects have yet to be caught. >>> new rules for air, airbnb has a settlement with san francisco. they launched a new registration system to prove they have registered with the city. comes after an agreement made back in may. city leaders in san francisco say many airbnb hosts were not permanent residents in the city and were trying to list rental units on the site anyway. >> kevin durant and the warriors were on cloud 9 during their championship parade. three months later the warriors and the city of oakland are at odds. it's all about the cost of this parade. oakland city officials sent the team a bill for more than a million bucks. some of the costs are actually left o

this is near san francisco state.rancisco fire department put the video out on twitter of thes flames which broke out at 5:30 in the morning. chopper video from later in the morning. we brought you live breaking news coverage on "today in the bay." one victim taken to the hospital in serious condition. most of the people have been allowed back into homes. at this point we don't know exactly what started that fire. >>> a little explaining and a lot of cleanup today at the port of oakland. yesterday nearly a dozen empty shipping containers fell into the bay. you can see one fished out by divers and cranes. port officials still don't know how the containers fell into the water. >>> well the iphone 8 hit store shelves today. that meant a star sight at let palo alto location. [ applause ] okay everyone fired up to go in and apple ceo tim koch watts there to greet a small crowd when the doors opened. this is the university avenue location which the latest steve jobs used to visit. he lived down the road. apple's latest phon

at the san francisco international airport. (james)we're waking up this morning to a stronger sea breeze and temperatures that are in the mid to upper 60s for most of the bay area. it definitely feels cooler than it did yesterday morning. patchy fog has also returned over san francisco and oakland this morning. high temperatures this afternoon will be cooler than yesterday. expect the inland valleys to warm to the mid 80s. bay shoreline temps will reach the upper 70s while coastal highs will max out in the upper 60s. for the rest of the week, temps will continue to cool through friday before rebounding this weekend. inland highs on saturday and sunday will return to the upper 80s. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:44 am. sunset is at 7:31 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat b

look at lafayette 51, same thing at napa. 61 alameda and san pablo and 58 right now in san francisco.. let's talk about your commute planner before we talk about your commute with alexis. breezy spots on the roads today, mass transit dry all day. we have those fast winds, small craft advisory over the bay water and beach hazard at the coast until 8:00 thursday evening for strong rip currents, sneaker waves and large shore breaks. that won't affect the commute, the winds might. you have had other incidents this morning. >> we haven't had wind slowing us down so far today or any changes to the ferries so far. we have had a handful of issues, not many, though. overall we have looked pretty good. the one problem we currently have is southbound 680 just past the 84 merge in sunol a crash blocking the far left lane, this involves a couple vehicles and things are slow as you come up through that dublin area. here is a quick check of those speeds. 32 miles an hour, 24 miles an hour, it's not teib you are still moving but itself is heavy as you head towards the sunol grade and southbound 84 he

. >> in san francisco as we did talk, we have now updated the official high in san francisco to 106 degrees. that now makes it the hottest temperature ever experienced in downtown san francisco. last time it was close to this was 103 degrees back in june 2000. not only did we have the hot air moving in with the heat wave, but the smoke and haze pushing it across san francisco and adds a layer throughout downtown sf. and the heat bounces off of the smoke particles which increases the temperatures. plenty of other records set across the bay area. 1 110 in santa rosa. most of these records were way back in the 1950s. so tedecades here. put it into perspective here, las vegas had 103 for the high. and the desert hot air sitting over the desert. concord was 114. tracking more on this heat and how the trend is going to play out on your saturday forecast. full details coming up in 15 minutes. >> hotter than las vegas. take a look at how hot it is. jodi hernandez tweeting out this photo. she continues our coverage from livermore. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: it has been scorching here in

afternoon clr sonl the third time san francisco's had back to back 1 hungry days going back to 1874 put can see san jose and moffett field nearly just as hot at about the same temperatures we saw yesterday. records broken today from north to south, san rafael, oakland, moffett field and san jose and still at this hour our current temperatures aren't far off from those record eyes, es he specially in the east bay and south bay. 90 agrees in san francisco and on the coast 86, 93 in santa cruz. same areas you saw on that map that were in the purple in that excessive heat warning, coast and san francisco through 9:00 tonight and the excessive heat warning for the valleys will carry on all the way through monday evening. another thing we're watching is the bone dry conditions out there. humidity levels in the teens, brooiz breezy in the hill tops. we've got a red flag warning for the hill tops through 9:00 tonight and a chance we'll have to watch out for lightning starting this time tomorrow. a weakening tropical storm from the south brings the bonus of humidity and thundershowers closing in